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and
U.S.
WloreThan
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id)!
Neighbors
'
li
Marine
Insurance
cArthur
Says
Undeclared
II
J,.
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I
SIAMESE
TWINS
YOUNGSTOWN,
Ohio
Male
Siamese
twins
were
born
to
a
negro
mother
yesterday.
On
a
single
abdomen
there
were
two
heads,
four
arms,
two
pairs
of
shoulders
and
two
!..
The
twins
are
not
ex
Now
Integrated
for
Peace
As
Well
as
War,
CNR
Head
Observes
.
'
CHICAGO.
Under'
the
stress
of
the
present
world
situation,
Canada
has
become
more
than
Company
Meeting
ar.witn
v.nina
is
now
Revolutionary
Decision
by
Co-operative
Insurance
Firm
pected
to
live.
The
parents
are
a
trusted
neighbor
oi
tne
umueu
States,
Donald
Gordon,
C.M.G.,
chairman
and
president'
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Mutual
Marine
b
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Donald
Simmons.
The
mother
is
nineteen
years
old.
Communists
Gathering
Forces
for
Assault
On
Former
South
Korean
Capital
Canadian
National
nauwaya,
nij
tup
president
of
15
U.S.
IT.
S
Insurance
Co.,
a
co-operative-operated
concern
for
the
handling
of
boat
insurance,
held
its
annual
meeting
Thursday
and
railroads
at
a
luncheon
given
In
LONDON
(CP)
Announcement
of
the
coming
rth
mppt.inn-
nf
President
Truman
of
the
United
States
I
made
what
was
described
as
a
his
honor
here
today,
ine
iwu
countries
now
are
partners,
no.
only
in
defence
matters,
bu.
-i
n
tiS
opnnnmip
field,
he
revolutionary
recommendation
that
non-co-operative
members
iiiii
I
I
I
ih
vi
iiiini.rr
r-i
i,i.ir-fr
ill
tTifit.
ill
ilii
lii
i.iiii-
STEEL
BAN
ON
OTTAWA
Minister
of
Trade
and
industry
Howe
today
announced
a
ban
on
the
sale
of
primary
steel
for
non-essential
construction
starting
Monday,
January
1.
Construction
now
in
progress
will
be
allowed
.r.n..rh
afpel
tn
romDlcte
pro
"
"
'
h
everything
from
,
,
fcuau
aww
ii
t"c
peniciii.m,
Miss
N.'sider
the
Korean
crisis,
with
the
possibility
max
nitj.li
the
r.o-oDeration
be
i
said.
!
He
p
Ttwee
tween
idian
Department
!,
pr;mo
Miniater'
Reno
PWen
mcv
ini'n
thpm.
the
railroads
of
Canada
was
wished
"goodi"-
v"
J
,
,
-j
iinitoH
States
in
W1U
should
In
future
De
accepieu
iui
insurance.
This,
it
was
suggested,
would
clear
up
the
problem
of
over-valuation
of
boats.
The
amount
of
business
Is
now
up
to
$2,300,000,
the
meet-w
was
informed.
The
company
loming
by
Assist-
appears
to
have
eased
the
tension
among
the
aemoc-
UllUi
tlUC
trdnor.nrt.nt.ion
of
war
materials
,
nHont.
W.
B.
BalleV
IraMet
rar.les
so
necessary
to
hemisphere
de
Prime
Minister
Attlee
will
Greenville.
definitely
visit
Ottawa
on
his
it
such
diseases
in
LiphOrmQn'C
grams.
The
ban
Includes
steel
for
building
of
all
varieties
of
entertainment
and
amusement
centres,
liquor,
tobacco,
carbonated
beverages,
confectionery
factories,
warehouses
and
stores
and
outdoor
'
'
''-"Alt
I
r
.
t
;
has
been
in
Business
iui
fas
last
winter's
85
I
ioiiuiiiiwii
o
way
home
from
his
talks
witn
President
Truman
in
wasning-
fence
in
the
tWO
WOria
waia
in
the
present
United
Nations
effort
in
Korea.
The
economic
Integration
"f
the
United
States
and
Canada
for
peacetime
isles
from
which
one
I
Miss
Welford
was
I
fly
by
Queen
Char-
years.
Harry
Hanson
Is
chairman
and
the
new
secretary,
Harold
Christiansen,
made
his
first
appear
ton,
it
was
announced
today.
The
time
of
the
visit
In
Ottawa
will
rienend
on
how
long
the
mail
plane
today.
Co-op
Meet
Grave
Position
of
OH
Industry
Cause
of
Concern
Washington
talks
last.
I
horses
will
meet
the
the
nurse
to
the
Meantime
at
the
fighting
front
in
Korea.
Communists
Alberta
Coal
ance.
Mr.
Christiansen
is
aiu
secretary
of
the
Vessel
Owners'
Association
of
Vancouver
Others
present
at
tne
meeting
school
where
she
even
this
strange
kind
oi
peacetime,
he
said.
"But
it's
nothing
new
to
railroaders.
Our
freight
cars
ride
each
others
lines,
our
schedules
are
Integrated
over
many
routes,
and
so
V
r
inrnM
swarmed
forth
tonight
for
an
Grave
situation
In
which
the
h
the
teachers,
Mr.
Miners
Trapped
were
two
directors
lrum
Vancouver
Jentoft
Eilerson
and
fish
oil
Industry
finds
itself
owing
to
the
competition
of
lm-
attack
on
Pyongyang,
the
former
North
Korean
capital.
Allied
rear
echelon
units
and
refugees
r
xr
a
n
HpnKpn
silt
well
nnrt.pri
Jananese
oil
and
syn
UUi
..i.
JUST
A
CHAT-Prime
Minister
St.
taureni;
cnais
wiui
.
Malik,
Russian
delegate
to
the
United
Nations
Security
Council,
of
the
council
meetings.
Mr.
at
Flushing
Meadows,
N.Y.,
scene
St
Laurent
visited
the
U.N.
during
his
recent
holiday
In
New
York
and
was
"caught"
talking
to
the
Russian
by
a
U.N.
.nhi-r
(CP
PHOTO)
f.
Wiens.
(fating
with
doctors
I
radio,
Miss
Welford
I
at
Greenville
until
Naas
Rlvei-
will
soon
thetic
oil
was
emphasized
In
the
Prince
Rupert
directors
-
Harry
Hanson,
Ivor
Johansen
and
Nels
Rudd.
COLEMAN,
Alberta
ffi
Rescue
workers
worked
feverishly
tonight
to
reach
two
miners
trapped
In
a
coal
mine
cave-ln.
The
Importance
of
the
railroad
in
developing
a
country's
economy
has
been
thoroughly
jmr,r,etrat.pri
in
the
United
course
of
discussion
at
yester-rtav's
nneninff
session
of
the
an
streamed
south
out
of
the
former
Communist
capital
ahead
of
the
new
Red
wave.
An
Eighth
Army
spokesman
niri
t.hpv
wpre
trvine
desoerate-
nual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association.
Production
of
livers
Officials
said
mere
was
thoDe
that
the
men
would
be
ly
to
hold
a
defence
line
40
miles
'
1L
1
11
ill
fB.
States,
Mr.
Gordon
asserted,
in
Canada,
the
railfoads
are
even
more
essential
to
the
develop-rpnt
f
ntherwise
Isolated
com-
found
alive.
Oil
and
Seed
1
J.
1,1.11V
v
had
dropped
from
a
former
1,200,000
pounds
per
year
to
200,000,
the
meeting
heard.
The
to
tne
norm
ana
wm
--tire
from
any
position
or
from
anywhere
until
forced
to
do
so
hv
enemv
action."
)0,
Mr.
rtauey
mpum
tie
last
trip
the
QCA
&
by
.Norman
Jermyn,
to
land.
,
Bord,
originally
from
has
been
nursing
at
f
Hospital
after
work-fcollth
last
summer.
s
;
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
r.nrta
B
I).
JnhDStDtl
CO.
Ltfl.l
'
if
Joseph
J.
Sikora,
agea
it,
"
George
Raipos,
48,
were
trapped
by
a
rock
fall
last
night.
munities
In
the
vast
noruiem
areas
which
are
so
rich
In
nat
Oullook
Good
-----
price
had
dropped
to
aimo-i
l
rme-tfilrri
and
now
Straight
flsh-
Powerful
Chinese
columns
ural
resources.
.
Mr.
Gordon
s
visit
to
v,nicasu
inr
iivpr
fish
was
discon
from
a
half-mlllion-man
iorce
virnun
intn
the
Korean
cam
Bow
River
at
Is
his
first
since
ne
was
r
oointed
chairman
and
president
...
i-u
pnniii.n
Nat.lnnal
He
is
r
tinued,
only
liver
being
brought
In
being
that
incidental
to
other
OTTAWA
m
The
1951
outlook
for
oil
seed
crops
in
Canada
looks
promising,
the
federal
De-Dartment
of
Agriculture
says.
paign
are
rolling
southward
in
Seattle
,
-53
Bevcourt
Bobjo
-
M
Buffalo
Canadian
.23
VANCOUVER
Bayonne
"2
Bralorne
:-
600
i
R
R
Con
-02
Calgary
Floods
Plans
inspecting
the
facilities
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Western,
CNR
sub-
!
.
..
j
ill
rv
f
frtjors
Hprft
'
The
supply
picture
tor
fats
and
I
oils
except
soy
beans
has
been
rAir.ARY
ffljThree
thousand
.
swiary,
anu
iow'"
a
thrust
at
the
Allies
expuseu
right
flank.
Gen.
Douglas
MacArthur
stated
that
a
state
of
undeclared
war
now
exists
between
the
Chinese
Communists
and
United
MoMnni
fnrrfts
fishing.
With
President
Martin
Ertck-son
In
the
chair,
the
meeting
heard
detailed
reports
from
the
board
of
directors
on
1849
and
1950
operations.
ia
It
over
the
GTW
lii
wnga
persons
were
forced
from
their
Consol.
Smelters
125.50
I
Conwest
I"18
ponalda
:
-
Eldona
-2
.
East
Sullivan
7
00
.Giant
Yellowknife
5.90
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B
R
X
.
-04
Hedley
Mascot
-42
Pacific
Eastern
-05
Pend
Oreille
-
7-8
Pioneer
180
Premier
Border
.(...
08
PrimtMr'
s..;......
i-'.67
and
Michigan.
:
This
evening,
homes
by
flooding
waujis
m
paused
bv
an
ice
lam
The
report
says
mat
conquerable
change
has
taken
place
in
the
growing
of
vegetable
oils
The
report
of
the
Fishermen's!
JA
Kitwanga
folk
isp
davs
making
early
with
t.he
Chinese
Diuia-up
I
hear
the"
Bows-IUhetion
With
the
.Autni
su;ift.iv
the
Eighth.
Army
for
the
celebration
i
railroaders
ana
ci
headed
by
Maa
Vnnnallv
will
TlftV
1
Harrtrock
'
zs
2
faces
the
prospect
of
being
out
Reeves
McDonald
........
3.60
ias.-"the
eitmax
oi
,s
tj
between
pre-war
anu
tnJo.-.
periods.
A
significant
change
has
been
the
increase
In
acreage
of
soy
beans
and
peanuts.
.02
h
a
rhHstmas
Tree
Co-operative
Federation
wi
presented
y
the
general
man
ager
T.
H.
Sorenson,
and
was
still
'under
consideration
when
the
meeting
adjourned
from
last
evening
until
this
morning.
riinnf
civen
in
"ij
Elbow
In
East
Calgary.
'
The
jam
sent
water
coursing
over
both
banks,
inundating
about
seven
hundred
homes.
The
water
began
to
recede
later
today,
dropping
a
foot
by
11
a.m.
At.
the
Deak.
water
was
four
be
held
December
22.
Saddle
and
Sirloin
Club
by
Wil-,
numbered
soon
Dy
six
or
u
divisions
to
one.
MacArthur
said
that
Chinese
generals
are
spending
men
lavishly
to
destroy
the
United
Na-
,'
hofnre
the
issue
01
ranga
Brass
Band
will
Reno
Sheep
Creek
Silbak
Premier
Taku
River
Vananda
Gulmnn
Onlrl
1.30
.31
.06a
.09
.03
liam
Wood
Prince,
presiueiiu
ui
....
TTninn
Rtivlr
Yards
ana
imlnont.
nart
In
the
me
,
.
,
m
Hnmnanw
sinn
tne
ulu-
Visitors
In
the
city
from
van-
fnr
the
meeting
include
of
the
season
and
feet
deep
in
the
low-lying
areas.
lias
Eve
will
paraae
Stranohon,
Mayer
Tie
in
Golf
Open
viuiia
vv
-
,
Deace
or
total
war
Is
clarified
UUUV-
w
"
T.
H.
Sorenson,
general
.
manage.
,
Silver
Standard
-
I-98
Western
Uranium
95
iraiioiu
-
cao
Junction
Railroad,
W.
Barriger,
president
of
the
Chicago,
Indianapolis
and
Louisville
Railroad.
boir
for
the
tlme-hon-h
of
caTol
playing
and
completely.
Fishermen's
co-operative
iw-..roHmv.
A.
V.
Hill.
Fishermen
s
Harricana
07
Heva
....
8
Hosco
..
-
-OS
Jacknife
05
Joliet
Quebec
-78
Lake
Rowan
07
Lapaska
v
-Oi
Little
Long
Lac
52
Lynx
199
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.10
McKenzie
Red
Lake
42
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.02
Moneta
-
75
Negus
Noranda
69.50
Louvicourt
Pickle
Crow
l-fi5
Pecrpnurt
-05
Oils
Federation:
John
Stockpiling
01
Plutonium
of
the
band
Is
Stanley
MIAMI,
Florida
(CP)
Amateur
Frank
Stranahan
and
Dick
Mayer,
aged
27,
a
professional,
tipri
for
the
lead
at
the
Attlee-
Truman
Donaldson,
presiaeu.
-i
,.i,.v,
r-ninmhia
Fishermen
s
imd
president
Is
Ed-
Cooperative
Association;
Harold
end
of
the
second
round
of
the
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Cold
air
still
blankets
the
interior
regions
of
British
Colum
Irom
other
villages
are
Meeting
Tuesday
i
CHALK
RIVER,
Ontario
B
"Dint
tum
llKPfi
in
the
produc
k
be
in
Kitwanga
for
$10,000
Miami
open
golf
tournament
with
eight-under-par
132'3.
bnR
festivities
WASHINGTON
:
D.C.
The
tion
of
atom
bombs,
is
being
.j..,i
.
atiH
st.nclcniled
In-
Feral
committee
for
Christiansen,
secrewiiy
v.
Pacific
Coast
Mutual
Marine
Insurance
Association,
and
Reg
Mawer,
fetid
worker
for
the
University
of
British
Columbia
Extension
Department.
bia
but
relatively
wan.:
muio-Pacific
air
is
gradually
moving
of
Prime
Minister
C.
R
Anglo
Canadian
-
A
P
Con
-
-35
Atlantic
2l
Calmont
.
Central
Deduc
2
12
Home
Oil
13
i
Mercury
Okalta
li2
Pacific
Pete
6,70
14
-
Princess
Royal
Canadian
11
25
Royalite
TORONTO
Athona
f
M
Aumaque
consists
of
Mrs.
Mag-
creaslnely
at
this
$30,000,000
in
nfft-o
rinrn
.Tnhnsnn.
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J
.
A-J
1
vv...
Attlee
of
Great
Britain
and
President
Truman
of
the
United
Into
the
southern
coasiai
m
;...
,
Occasional
mixed
rain
and
snow
i
More
Snow
ky
Williams
and
Mrs.
iTait
with
Harold
Sin-
state
win
take
Dlace
on
iws-
atomic
project.
.
It
is
being
turned
out
in
3000-ton
$5,000,000
heavy
water,
pile,
considered
by
scientists
to
be
San
Antonio
2-30
Senator
Rouyn
20
n
Sherrit
Gordon
2.50
Steep
Rock
6
05
Silver
Miller
-5
UpfrtT
Canada
165
.
fcretary.
Hits
Cily
Is
expected
in
tne
iuwei
ui...-
(
land
with
rain
over
southern
,
Vancouver
Island
and
along
the
-west
coast.
Snow
showers
will
-
the
northern
coast
ana
Old
Country
the
best
of
its
kind
in
the
worm.
day,
it
became
known
yesie.uuy.
Mr.
Attlee
is
crossing
from
London
tomorrow
and
on
Monday
will
meet
with
the
British
ambassador
to
the
United
States
and
other
officials
ji
tvio
oroather
nre-
an
far
the
United
States
has
UCUL
Ull
"
J-
Football
::
I,
l
01
hsses
dictions
there
will
be
more
snow
not
bought
Canadian
plutonium
in
Northern
British
Columbia
and
Canada
Is
not
making
the
t.v,io
mpolr.onH
It
will
alSO
be
l
atnm
hnmh
Hew
Fighters
Survivors
of
"A")
(Krottish
League,
Div
lilll
"
1.
v...
--
"
'
...
widely
scattered
snow
uuiyc
,
are
likely
over
much
of
the
interior.
Rain
will
become
more
general
over
the
southern
coastal
areas
tomorrow.
Cloudiness
and
intermittent
snow
Is
expected
in
the
Interior.
colder
for
both
today
and
bun-
BUt
scientists
here
are
oriv-
day.
This
was
a
wintry
aawu
,
lng
toward
greater
acnievement,
Wreck
Arrive
Halveron
Dies
On
B.C.
Coasi
TruxTcmnrpR
ct
Four
new
Les
Parks
Back
From
England
Leslie
Parks,
well
known
CNR
employee
at
Prince
Rupert.
re"
Clyde
2,
Rangers
1
Aberdeen
2,
Hearts
0
Airdrieonlans
2,
East
Fife
2
Falkirk
0,
Morton
1
Hibernian
2,
Dundee
0
For
the
past
few
days,
tnere
uau
ln
civilian
atomic
neias.
been
cloudless
conditions
and
Ity-eighth
Year
m
t
ttwts
Washneton
frost.
Then
about,
b.ju
-
n,rinrtw
snnw
storm
came
Mustang
"Mark
Four"
fighter
arrived
at
the
Royal
a
I
r
thO
P1T.V
IH..NL
IIIKIIH
1U
Members
of
the
Second
Field
i
t
Pnvai
r.anadian
Horse
on
for
some
hours
and
then
the
lowing
a
holiday
visit
to
North
Coast
Region
-Cloudy
with
widely
scattered
snow
flurries
today
with
a
partial
clear-ng
overnight.
A
few
clouds
on
Sunday.
Continuing
cold
W
nds
Moose
Initiate
4.
Hew
Members
Canadian
Air
Force
base
here
vesterdav.
They
will
replace
IVCgiaiciiu,
vj.
,
Artillery,
who
were
In
the
tragic
fall
stopped.
There
was
sleighing
by
breakfast
time.
(Halverson,
87-year-old
frlnce
Rupert,
citizen,
f
this
morning
at
the
Bpert
General
Hospital
!ig
Norway,
Illness.
Mr.
Halverson
here
for
45
years.
He
d
bv
his
wife.
Mrs.
Canoe
River
train
acciuem,,
ar
Vampire
jets
now
in
use
on
the
Raith
Rovers
3,
mouic.wc..
St.
Mirren
0,
Third
Lanark
4
Partlck
Thistle
0,
Celtic
1
(English
League,
First
Div.)
Aston
Villa
3,
Everton
3
Blackpool
3,
Sheffield
Wednes-
Bolton
Wanderers
3,
Arsenal
0
Most
of
the
time
was
tpC.
London
and
Birmingham.
He
travelled
both
ways
across
tne
Atlantic
aboard
the
steamer
Franconia
and
found
the
wea
Pacific
coast.
Anotner
planes
will
be
delivered
in
a
few
rived
here
yesterday.
A
special
train
brought
them
from
Wainwrlght,
Alberta,
where
nrore
tssnpd
with
new
equip-
Ploads
GuiltV
To
Dande-
Sunday-At
Port
naruy,
-nault,
Four
candidates
-A.
C.!36;
Sandsplt,
26
-
and
36,
Prm,e
K.
Slater,
J.
Call
and
trution
tKore
iniHatri
into
mem-1
Rurert.
20
and
J3.
weeks.
ther
first
rate.
He
was
aw
Charge
of
Assault
Palverson,
1125
Eighth
two
or
three
montns.
conditions
in
the
old
of
general
"
"
-
nicy
,
,
.
ment
following
the
accident
in
which
16
soldiers
died.
Alberta
Town
r.n
ranis
charged
with
,
bevshlp
In
the
local
Moose
Lodge
i
Pleaded
'
which
met
this
week
with
Gov-
I
I
lifiltC
Lund
Mit
o!
H
teiLtote:o
Harid
nmn
in
the
Laoor
if
ins
land,
he
says
orosperous,
with
plenty
of
em-Rment,
and
a
tendency
toward
certain
lines
o.
lower
costs
In
food.
Miss
Jean
Calderwood,
who
has
in
.
county
county
wui
court
y
j,--
-
Mon
;
,
.
,
i
r
.
Has
Big
Fire
,.,,
remanded
until
two
sons,
Carl
and
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
itst;
iter,
Mrs.
Alex
Drum-Vancouver,
d
was
a
blacksmith
by
I
arrangements,
for
in
hands
of.
B.C.
Un-I.
will
be
held
on
Wed-Greenville
Court
with
I
Sotland
officiating.
Charlton
Athletic
a,
xxuu-field
Town
2
Derby
County
2,
Portsmouth
3
Fulham
4,
Burnley
1
Liverpool
1.
Chelsea
0
Manchester
United
1,
Newcastle
United
2
Sunderland
1,
Stoke
City
.1.
Tottenham
Hotspur
3,
Mlddle-
WoWeUrhampton
Wanderers
3,
West
Bromwlch
Albion
i
been
visiting
here
witn
ner
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Calderwood,
since
Thursday,
left
rangements
for
a
social
evening;
11
vljll
J1!
to
be
held
tonight,
the'
Christmas
mwrn.
T.rTtpti
PDTTPir
Alherta
W
day
for
sentence.
Both
the
complainant
and
the
accused
are
from
Alice
Arm.
AIR
PASSENGERS
Tree
for
children
December
16
U)HiWB-n
w,,
pwYmn
and
a
New
Year's
eve
party.
meat
woanotrta?J;Tincd
C.
Logan
was
a
visiting
mem-
when
a
Labor
Candida
.etainco
by
today's
plane
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Prince
George.
She
ha
hpen
in
Prince
George
for
r-iiNvnEiii,
viiui"
-One
person
was
injured
and
three
firemen
were
overcome
by
smoke
when
fire
today
destroyed
the
Scott
Building
in
the
busi
the
past
couple
of
months
'but
ber
from
the
Vancouver
wage,
a
weisii
so.
-
alld
...nAn(
tr
return
nume
nc.c
ness
section.
The
loss
is
e
Li-
European
(Friday)
W.
From
Vancouver
Gale
W.
Haywood,
Mr.
Orr,
Mr.
FlnneyV
E.
T.
Applewhalte,
Mrs.
j
i
W
Tq
vcr
w
-
shortly.
mated
at
$300,000.
The
meeting
was
followed
Dy(ate
recelv
only
f"lir
louv
thou-the
tno
serving
of
refreshments
In
.the
Conservative
charge
of
H.
Whlffln
and
the
sand.
This
gives
the
V
showing
of
several
Interesting
a
majority
of
six
in
tne
nuu
films
by
R,
PoweU.
!
Commons.
Twenty
persons
are
nomeiess.
Fighter
Bases
For
a
time
Iiying
spaitu
Boxer
Wins
Uion
anu
v..
r
...
rr-n
From
Masset
itnunj)
threatened
the
whole
town.
Conviction
Here
The
frame
building
contained
stores
and
suites.
On
B.C.
Coast
L.
Gibson,
MP
VICTORIA-J.
.
that
vivl.-
.ikum
savs
Choquette,
C.
Morgan.
.
To
Vancouver
(today)
Miss
jean
Calderwood,
C.
W.
Jaggs,
Wood,
E.
W.
t
Rwenson.
J.
K.
NEW
YORK
m
Ray
Farne-
chon,
European
featherweight!
champion,
knocked
out
Archie
i
Devind
of
Newark,
New
Jersey,
Twenty-below
weather
nam-npreri
the
f
iref
iehters.
Hose
had
December
3,
1950
7:56
18.1
feet
20:07
18.7
feet
1:19
7.0
feet
14:09
8
9
feet
Plercey,
H.
Desalls,
Mrs.
Dahl-
lor
uomo-'
""V"'
t
m
nf.
to
be
repeatedly
thawed
out.
Has
Been
Upheld
VANCOUVER
HP)
Appeal
of
George
McKnlght,
convicted
at
the
April
Assizes
In
Prince
Rupert
of
breaking
and
en
fighter
bases
are
to
XJcluelet
and
romox
on
Toflno,
Vancouver.lsland
as
par
t
a
the
last
night
in
2:43
minutes
oi
.
seventh
round.
'
Famechon
s
weight
was
12734
pounds
and
nevino's.
129.
It
was
to
have
bere
J
W.
JacKson,
j.
u.
ncn..
llng.'c.
Sanders,
G.
M.
K.
Davis,
A
J.
Newman,
C.
Adams.
To
Sandsplt
(today)
A.
Hale,
Mrs.
Howard's
NOTICE
TO
CUSTOMERS
within
Cow
Bay
Main
changes
To
make
necessary
to
cut
off
power
supply
Eity
Sub-station
it
will
be
necessary
to
aU
circuits
served
by
this
station
on
Sunday
morning,
December
3rd
at
3:00
A.M.
Tcriod
of
shut
down
will
be
approximately
two
hours.
"
'
Areas
affected-Section
1,
2,
5
and
6,
or
from
Hays
Creek
Bridge
to
the
west
end
of
Section
2.
accelerated
new
-----
Horse
Winner
t
change
of
listings
for
been
a
10-round
fight.
T.
Moore.
tering,
was
dismisseu
r
.u.,
by
the
Court
of
Appeal
here.
He
Is
serving
a
five-year
sentence
for
burglarizing
episodes
in
Prince
Rupert
during
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
season
a
year
ago.
INGLEWOOD,
California
f
Mrs.
Charles
Howard's
Noor
defeated
Palestinean
and
Assault
in
the
tune-up
for
the
$100,000
Gold
Cup,
coming
up
December
9.
The
horse
raced
the
track
in
.a
record
of
1:48.
p1
Telephone
Directory
;fae
submitted
to
the
inB
Office
not
later
fecember
15,
1950.
J.
E.
EDWARDS,
phone
Superintendent.
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWER
CO.
Three
months
hard
labor
was
imposed
for
vagrancy
by
Magistrate
W
D.
Vance
on
John
Walter
Longbotham
In
city
police
court
Friday.
.
.
HOCKEH
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
Vancouver
2,
Tacoma
2
(tie)
Seattle
4,
Portland
2
.
.
Mainline-Okanagan
Vernon
4,
Kerrlsdale
3
at
Jericno
nlng
for
hospital
Beach,
.
(286)