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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
17,
1950
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FIVE
CENTS
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Open
RITISH
IN
FOREFRONT
OF
FINAL
BATTLE
Korean
War
Twenty-Eight
Killed
In
Air
Crash
In
Suburb
of
London
No
Trace
of
Lost
Plane
Nearly
Over
I
By-EIections
Gov't
Loses
IT
wo
Seats
LONDON
(CP)
A;
twin-engined
airliner!
edmdnton.
-
Twelve
.
atr-the
roug'a
of
Northern
smashed
into
a
London
suburb
Millhill
today,
kill-
hush
and
musket
t'nited
Nations
Forces
Within
12
Miles
0f
'yongyanf
Now
Hears
That
Civic
Centres
Are
Exempt
From
Amusement
Tax
TERRACE
The
village
commissioners
were
In
session
on
Wednesday
afternoon
and,
all
being
present,
Dudley
G.
Little
gave
his
report
of
the
Union
of
B.C.
Municipalities
which
had
been
held
in
Nelson
and
from
which
he
had
recently
returned.
Preceding
this
meeting
had
been
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Association
of
Central
B.C.
Municipalities
at
Prince
George
whero
he
was
re-elected
president
of
TOKYO
United
Nations
ing
28
of
29
persons
aboard.
The
one
survivor,
a
man,
Alberta
Monday
without
sue-
j
,
,
,
,
.,
,
cess
in
the
search
for
five
hunt-
was
taken
to
hospital.
ers
who
disappeared
Saturday
j
The
engine
failed
shortly
after
the
plane
took
?"
to
Edmonton.
mhi
tlom
o-rande
Prainej
i
forces
are
moving
swiftly
toward
I
Pyongyang,
capital
of
North
Independents
Rather
Than
Straight
Liberals
Win
in
Quebec
Welland
Unchanged
OTTAWA
The
Liberal
government
retained
the
Ontario
seat
of
Welland
in
yesterday'3
than
in
off
from
London
for
Glasgow
with
24
passengers,
Korea,
and
were
less
miles
away
today.
:
Including
an
Infant,
and
crew
of
break-through
seems
apparent
The
missing
Cessna
tool
off
from
Grande
Prairie,
Alberta,
to
fly
250
ml'.es
here.
The
search
began
Sunday.
Three
of
the
missing
men
are
from
Edmonton
and
two
from
federal
by-election
but
straight
that
association.
Quite
a
large
five.
One
report
said
that
the
craft
took
fire
in
the
air,
hit
a
house
top
and
then
plowed
through
a
wall
into
a
garden.
U.S.
Planes
to
Indo-China
I
Vancouver
Marry
Morton,
aged
Liberal
candidates
lost
to
lnde-
j
number
of
resolutions
had
been
pendent
Liberals
in
two
Quebec
(presented
at
the
Nelson
meeting;
seats
Rimouski
and
Montreal-!
and
Mayor
George
of
Victoria,
St.
Mary.
jthe
new
president,
had
stated
The
government
candidate.
Dr.
'hat
he
would
like
to
see
the
about
4P,
and
Pilot
Harry
W.
H.
McMillan,
had
a
majority
1
associations
get
together
next
and
the
final
battle
is
looked
for
within
the
next,
few
days.
There
Is
every
indication
at
the
moment
that
it
may
be
a
comparatively
simple
matter
to
complete
the
campaign
In
North
Korea.
The
pile-driving
spearhead
of
the
South
Korean
First
Division
plunged
tonight
to
within
twelve
miles
of
the
Red
capital.
An
official
spokesman
said
he
believed
Republican
troops
would
reach
Pyongyang
by
tomorrow.
The
tired
troops
stopped
temporarily
tonight
to
catch
their
Ontario
Paper
Price
Boosted
SAIGON
r
United
States
light
bombers
may
be
flown
from
Korea
to
Indo-China
within
the
next
ten
days
to
help
French
of
6000
in
Welland
over
the
Progressive-Conservative.
A
CCF
candidate
was
third.
The
seat
had
been
made
vacant
by
the
death
of
Hon.
Humphrey
Mit-
TORONTO
Increase
of
$10
tlorth
Korea
Is
Rejected
LAKE
SUCCESS
W
United
Nations
economic
and
social
council
on
Monday
defeated
a
Russian
move
to
give
North
'
H
HO
v
-
,
'
K
forces
hold
the
northern
border
per
ton
in
the
price
of
standard
against
Vietmin
insurgents,
(
newsprint,
effective
November
1
,
rrencn
sources
saia
toaay.
year
ana
present
a
smauer,
mit
stronger,
number
of
resolutions.
Terrace
had
sent
In
a
resolution
to
have
all
civic
centres
exempt
from
amusement
tax
because
the
profits
from
entertainments
were
turned
back
into
the
building
up
of
a
community
effort,
the
civic
centre.
However,
this
resolution
was
dropped
when
it
was
disclosed
that
the
civic
centres
in
the
southern
towns
were
exempted
from
the
amuse-
The
planes
would
act
as
a
stop
is
announced
today
by
tht
Abi-
j
cnell
minister
oi
labor,
is
announced
today
by
the
Abi-1
Rimouskl
went
by
less
than
300
similar
price
boost
was
announc-1
votes
to
the
Independent
Liberal
gap
until
the
arrival
of
American
military
aid
promised
for
this
week
in
Washington.
ed
last
week
by
the
Powell
River
,
in
a
close
contest.
Co.
effective
October
16.)
breath.
Through
today
(Tuesday)
the
weary
but
determined
Republic
In
Montreal-St.
Mary
the
Independent
Liberal
had
a
majority
of
more
than
4000
over
the
Liberal.
PEACE
CH
I
EF
OUTSMARTED
The
results
of
the
by-elections
ment
tax-
fe
ARMY
COMMANDS
MaJ.-Oen.
Chris
Yokes.
46.
of
Korean
Communists
a
commanding
voice
In
rebuilding
Korea.
The
move
asked
for
North
Korean
representatives,
along
with
the
South
Koreans,
on
a
temporary
Korean
relief
survey
commission-
The
Russians
were
offered
a
spot
on
the
commission
but
delayed
action
pending
a
check
with
Moscow.
Tame
as
Kitten
and
leave
the
standings
in
the
262-
Out.,
upper
left,
former
commander
of
the
Army's
Command,
has
boon
named
chief
of
the"
Western
V.
with
headquarters
at
Edmonton
following
the
retire-
Mr.
Little
stated
that
it
wa
worth
while
to
send
a
delegate
to
these
meetings
and
an
effort
should
be
made
to
send
one
each
year
.
The
commissioners
thanked
of
Korea
troops
had
pushed
ahead
thirty
miles
against
light
to
moderate
resistance.
They
received
strong
support
from
allied
planes.
One
tank-led
column
advanced
along
a
main
road
to
Pyongyang
from
Suan.
Another
Infantry
column
moved
along
a
southern
route.
The
two
colmns
linked
up
at
nightfall
at
Sang-won,
20
miles
southeast
of
Pyong
seat
House
as
follows:
Liberals
185
Progressive-Conser
43
CCF.
13
Social
Credit
10
Independent
5-
Smooth
as
Satin
is
Maj.-Gen.
Matthew
H.
S.
Penhale,
55,
of
Edmonton,
i,
after
36
years'
service.
MaJ.-Oen.
Howard
D.
52,
of
Trenton,
Ont.,
lower
left,
vice-chief
of
the
general
Ottawa,
will
assume
command
of
Central
Command.
him
for
his
report
and
the
good
work
he
had
done
at
both
con
Independent
Liberal
5
Vacant
1
Heavy
Title
Br
uin
Visitor
City
Inert
Sparling,
43,
of
Toronto
and
Saint
John,
N.B.,
lower
ventions.
L
attending
National
Defence
College
at
Kingston,
is
Following
the
reading
of
a
1
......
1
1
..
T
.......
I
t
yang,
and
then
pushed
on
to
Bout
Hoy.
28
noted
to
major-general
and
appointed
vice-chief
of
the
aft.
(CP
PHOTO)
within
twelve
miles
of
the
city.!,'
All
thus
morning
a
big
black
bear,
tame
as
a
kit-i
In
jliry
lc
rRlRl
Trade
with
regard
to
having
the
5
CLAIM
NEW
YORK
0
Jake
Minti,
manager
of
the
world
heavyweight
champion,
Ezzard
Charles,
said
last
night
that
Charles
British
troops
were
reported
today
to
be
in
Sariwon,
IS
air
miles
from
Pyongyang.
Two
American
divisions
were
close
behind
and
their
commander
expressed
the
hope
they
would
catch
up
with
the
British.
ten
and
slick
as
satin,
prowled
the
hillside
off
First
-
"
"
S
ST.t
of
XalTunf-
Avenue
below
the
Besner
and
Seaview
Apartments.
Q
rOOlDBller
jcipaiity.
the
commissioners
ie.it
But
he
was
smart
enough
to
move
out
of
sight
when
-
ffikaSS
Sgt.
Lance
Potterton,
with
rifle
in
hand
and
accom-
27-year-old
backfielder
for
Sar-
afr(i
would
involve,
an-in;A
U..
V5
nV..tc
.nnaa.AiA
ceo
of
IfVSfV,
nia
Imrjerials
died
todav
from
a'nually'
a
Bd
deal
of
expendi-
will
defend
the
title
against
n
Transform
Atom
Nick
Barone
at
Cincinnati
Nc-
vember
28.
Charles
will
receive
The
Americans
were
smashing
pamcu
uy
mo
tunu!
wo,
PiUv.cwcu
w
w.c
w."v
"v
'
'
of
,ff(iprt
,
n
1nnt
Itures
now
takan
care
by
the
toward
Sariwon
on
main
roads
'
41
&
Percent
of
the
gate.
o
Electric
Power
firont"wesr
arid
south.""
"
"7
baU
gamp
gatujday.
-
Hft
dislo-i
government
and
the
village
was
cated
his
neck
in
an
open
field,
not
in
-a
position
for
this,
flying
tackle
on
Carl
Galbreathj
The
commissioners
decided
to
of
Toronto
Balmy
Beach.
'support
representation
to
have
Bell's
death
is
the
third
in
f
the
Prince
Rupert
Highway
kept
On
the
east
coast
8outh
Korea
f
First
Corns
elements
were
within
Body
Found
In
Harbor
jn.
in
answer
to
aj:all
from
A.
D.
Ritchie,
"who
resides
'in'
t'he
area.
Just
before
noon,
after
the
sergeant
had
left.
Bruin
was
back
again
on
the
same
hillside,
as
nonchalant
as
ever.
Evidently,
the
bear
is
noi
f,
(CP)
A
Soviet
professor
declared
sight
of
Hamhung,
Korea's
great
Battle
of
Margarine
Industrlal
city.
Another
column
history
of
senior
Canadian
foot-
open
during
the
winter
months.
ball.
at
Russia's
scientists
already
have
discovers
of
transforming
atomic
energy
directly
was
spearing
toward
Husknan,
port
of
Hamhung.
The
body
of
Joseph
Brown,
stranger
in
the
area
of
Armine
Boas,
district
sanitarian,
attended
the
meetings
and
again
pointed
out
that
the
commissioners
were
losing
a
source
the
missing
since
1
a.m.
Saturday
LONDON
a
The
hard-fought
battle
over
margarine
in
Canada
'
'
ptncity.
mouth
of
Morse
Creek.
Railway
I
morning,
was
found
by
a
friend.
Is
Injured
In
was
climaxed
Monday
when
the
varrf
mAn
tairi
Ret
Potterton
Ed
Douglas
at
11
a.m.
toaay
m
of
revenue
by
not
charging
for
the
use
of
a
sewer
line,
put
in
by
highest
court
of
the
Common-
that,
ho
ho.
hwn
mn
nuite
fre-
about
ten
feet
of
water
midway
atomic
energy
specialist,
V.
'
Goldubstov,
:at
Soviet
science
is
far
ahead
of
the
United
I
States
in
development
of
beace-
between
the
Home
Oil
and
B-A
Native
Couple
Is
Asphyxiated
the
army
and
now
owned
by
the
Hunting
Mishap
Oscar
Nelson,
seriously
Injur!
wealth
ruled
that
butter
substi-
quently
rambling
over
the
slopes
tute
falls
under
provincial
juris-
on
either
side
of
the
creek,
diction.
Thus
the
decision
of(
Now
that
the
berry
season
Is
Canada's
SuDreme
Court
was
nwr
,-
nnliro
snerulated
that
Oil
docks.
He
was
39
years
old.
A
fisherman
for
a
long
time,
he
was
employed
on
the
Rupert
hch
!
Xul
uses
lor
atomic
energy.
Soviet
scientists,"
he
states,
in
a
hunting
accident
near
Bab-
80.
Last
seen
In
a
pool
room
early
!
"have
found
other
technological
village.
About
forty
places
are'
being
served
by
this
sewef.,
Jt.
was
therefore
decided
to
make
inquiries
as
to
rates
chargeable
in
order
to
set
the
rates
for
sewer'.,
usage
herel
Saturday
morning,
he
was
re-1
ine
Lake
over
the
week-end,
was
schemes
and
possibilities
for
ported
missing
when
he
failed
to
j
flown
from
Prince
Rupert
on
the
Jey
Team
rippled
CPA
flight
yesterday
to
Vancouver
for
treatment
at
Vancouver
Tragedy
struck
again
at
those
upneid
that
the
federal
govern-
he
mignt
be
scouting
the
gar-who
go
down
to
the
sea
in
ships
ment
nag
no
authority
to
legis-
bage
cans
for
tasty
morsels,
when
the
bodies
of
Martha
Jo-.late
lrt
the
manufacture
or
dls-t
He
believed
by
those
who
seph,
Hazelton
and
Sampson
trlbutlon
of
the
product.
have
seen
him
to
be
a
three-
f?'
?l?ee&t?-
we,re
d'8rcr
Quebec
and
Prince
Edward
Is-1
year.old
,
whlcn
W0Uld
not
be
ered
In
their
motor
seiner
White
have
banned
tne
saie
of
4
Creek
off
Bella
Bella
yesterday.
'
H
wlth
0..phpe
ban-
-!j
,
,
,
nti
The
pair,
who
had
been
lUh-..
'
U.
a.C0"f.Uct.Jl-Se,-ti:
i
peaceful
use
of
atomic
energy
i
transforming
it
into
heat
or
electricity."
(Direct
conversion
of
atomic
show
up
on
his
boat
over
the
week-end.
Dragging
operations
were
carried
out
by
R.CM.P.
Sunday
and
yesterday.
He
leaves
no
known
relatives
but
was
brought
up
by
Mrs.
Louisa
Douglas.
energy
into
electrical
power
would
be
one
of
the
greatest
de
General
Hospital.
Mr.
Nelson's
loaded
rifle
apparently
discharged
when
dropped
and
sent
a
bullet
through
part
of
his
chest
and
into
hh
left
arm.
The
femur
was
shat
Wash,
(f-
The'
Canadian
Dollar
Is
Taken
at
Par
lno-
in
the
Bella
Bella
area,
are
L"c
,
ment
aDoui
wnai
snouia
c
uu..c
He
Pacific
Coast
Hoc-
slon
as
well
velopmcnts
In
harnessing
the
atom
for
commercial
use
but
.'about
the
handsome
creature.
believed
to
have
been
asphyxiated.
An
inquest
was
held
this
morning
at
Ocean
Falls.
shstterprt
i.,i;.
!
Goldubstov
does
not
give
any
V
I
ii
I,"
tered.
Alone
at
th
time,
he
made
h's
way
on
foot
to
civilization,
Mobile
accident
nint
of
how
tne
Soviets
are
sup
mbers
of
the
le.m
!
poscd'y
dolnf5
1U
Commonsense
says
he
might
oe
a
menace
to
children
or
others
for
that
matter
In
such
a
populated
area.
Some
tender-hearted
folk
think
it
would
be
just
a
shame
to
do
to
him
what
Sgt.
The
couple
were
sailing
toward
J
clamping
his
arm
tight
to
his
SEATTLE
Many
Seattle
stores
are
now
accepting
the
Canadian
dollar
at
par
from
Canadian
visitors
for
purchase
of
goods.
The
official
discount
one
seriously.
body
to
prevent
bleeding.
dr.
travelling
from
After
receiving
treatment
at
Comox
wnere
tney
were
to
nave
been
married.
They
were
discovered
In
the
cabin
of
the
fishing
vessel
where
they
had
gone
to
rest.
Both
are
Indians.
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
Potterton
would
have
done
had
Wednesday,
October
18.
1950
for
;on
the
Canadian
dollar
yester
he
was
sent
to
Vancouver
To
Ask
Russia
To
Help
Peace
SAN
FRANCISCO
0
President
Truman,
in
his
major
foreign
policy
speech
from
here
tonight
following
his
return
from
rendezvous
in
the
Pacific
with
General
Douglas
MacArthur,
is
expected
to
reopen
a
concen
May
Travel
By
Ship
or
Plane
HiBh
7:21
16.5
feet
s"
,
18:54
17.7
feet'
Expectation
Is
that
the
Game
day
was
5.
l-
ia:orna,
crashed
-ptc
bridge
abutmru
JJ'to
ran
of
here,
outchi
Evors
rec'v'l
rnal
injuries'
lie
treatment
by
a
specialist.
0:34
5-7
feet
Department
wm
db
wmuis
-
Miss
Joseph
is
from
the
Tsiksk
.
Low
12:55
110
feet
hand
in
me
mauer.
Hital'we'inH8
K,"
!
MONTREAL
A
sea-air
agree-as
rcixirtPH
,,
!
merit
offering
alternate
routing
TODAY'S
STOCKS
pms
'
jby
ship
or
planes
for
travellers
Indian
Reserve
at
Hazelton.
Arrangements
have
been
made
to
bring
the
body
of
Young
to
Skidegate
for
burial.
Police
are
trying
to
make
contact
with
the
girl's
relatives
at
Tsiksk
to
make
funeral
arrangements.
trated
campaign
to
force
Soviet
(Courtesy
8.
O.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
Proctor
t
..
10
Bermuc1a
and
tne
wm
1
Ru?sia
to
talk
peace
in
realistic
b'nkpn.
"".
cues
nas
Deen
sifjnea
nere
uy
war
,"mand
''"-
the
Canadian
National
(West
terms.
He
is
expected
to
em
phasize
improvements
advocated
for
Korea
will
serve
as
a
pattern
ived
iL.
,b
B(rR"o
,
Canada
Air
Lines.
for
other
countries
in
need
of
""n.uiuns.
l
leir
i
ti,
no,.,
stmt
will
ner-
American
aid.
rcwrtcd
today
as
j
points
:,,
mit
passengers
from
any
VANCOUVER
Bayonne
-
03
Bralorne
6.90
B.
R.
Con
02
B.
R.
X
04
Cariboo
Quartz
1.30
Hedley
Mascot
40
Pend
Oreille
8.30
The
speech
is
scheduled
for
8:30
p.m
Pacific
Standard
Time
and
will
be
carried
by
the
Can
Cannery
Crews
Move
Homeward
With
the
canneries
closed
for
the
winter,
movement
of
em
Wed
it,
'in
Canada
and
the
United
Stales
ownn
V
.
drlvcr
served
by
the
two
carriers
'o
Kennv
MVb
hp
RVah
travel
to
the
'
Bahamas,
Ber-,v
headlhhi
,
W,ls
I
rond
:
Jamaica.
Barbados
and
adian
Broadiastlntr
Corporation.
hide,
1
n"
I
Trinidad
by
sea
or
air
ana
w
return
Dy
the
alternate
transportation
service.
For
instance,
a
traveller
from
Montreal
may
ployees
from
the
Skeena
River
is
nearly
complete.
Most
have
A
To
i
elect
to
go
to
the
West
Indies
i
in
one
of
the
"Lady
nners
aim,
!
on
the
return
trip,
to
fly
In
a
1
"North
Star."
-Vaierway
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Rather
weak
disturbances
moving
through
the
nortnweft--rn
States
will
bring
cloudy
skies
end
rain
to
th.e
southern
part
of
the
province
today
and
Wednesday.
Northern
sections
will
remain
mostly
clear
and
temperatures
at
night
will
drop
well
below
freezing.
Southern
regions
will
be
cool
too
but
temperatures
at
night
will
in
general
be
Pioneer
2.30
Premier
Border
04
'ij
Privateer
:
08
A
Reeves
McDonald
3.75
Reno
02
Sheep
Creek
1.23
SUbak
Premier
.3iy2
Taku
River
.10
Vananda
10
Salmon
Oold
.03
Spud
Valley
05
Silver
Standard
....
2.15
Western
Uranium
74
Oils
A.
P-
Con
45
Atlantic
2.65
Calmont
98
C.
&
E
-
8.25
now
returned
to
their
native
villages.
It
has
been
a
fair
season
for
thee
annerles,
but
fishermen
on
the
Skeena
have
not
had
a
good
year,
although
It
was
fair
on
th9
Naas
and
good
on
the
Queen
Chrlottes
aMnv
children
of
the
families
P&U.
Main.
!
i
l
1
"
Beattle
49
Bevcourt
-
40
Bobjo
10V2
Buffalo
Canadian
.33
Cons.
Smelter
121.00
Conwest
1.94
Donalda
-
.59
Eldona
25
V!-
East
Sullivan
8.50
Giant
Yellowknlfe
6
80
God's
Lake
-35
Hardrock
33
Harrlcana
08
Heva
.07
V
Hosco
072
Jackknlfe
06
Jollet
Quebec
88
Lake
Rowan
12
Lapaska
07!i
Little
Long
Lac
43
Lynx
17
Madsen
Red
Lake
215
McKenzie
Red
Lake
44
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.38
Moneta
32
Negus
1
00
Noranda
74.00
Louvlcourt
22
Vi
Pickle
Crow
1
92
Regicourt
05Vi
San
Antonio
..
-
2.55
Senator
Rouyn
23
Sherritt
Gordon
2.55
Steep
Rock
4.45
Sturgeon
River
.16
Sliver
Miller
91
.
Upper
Canada
2.10
-Am-
pi-..
r
nanrt;".Q?VPlnPment
'employed
at
the
canneries
hava
industry
in
iCri-
id
Hon.
Zn:
Canadian
mim.
above
the
freezing
point
because
of
cloud
cover.
Regional
fore-
The
tariffs
under
the
new
plan
provides
a
10
per
cent
reduction
from
the
normal
oneway
fare
for
the
sea
voyage
and
set
the
air
trip
at
one
half
the
present
round-trip
cost.
The
round
trip
will
have
a
time
limit
of
50
days,
and
confirmed
reservations
will
have
to
be
held
for
the
round
trip
before
departing
from
the
originating
port.
The
terms
of
the
new
sea-air
agreement
will
be
available
to
travellers
between
Bermuda
and
Barbados
and
Trinidad.
rfain'h"
y.s-
.
.
"Wain
i
gone
home
to
una
une
new
schools
awaiting
them.
Three
schools
were
opened
officially
last
week
in
Greenville,
Klnco.-
leasts
valid
until
midnight
Wed
rissday.
ith
and
Hartley
Bay.
tlJ
makine
an
fo;Y?UnW
Slate,
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Clear
today.
Variable
cloudiness
tomorrow.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Wind
northerly,
15
mph,
except
In
mainland
Inlets,
northeast
25
Lows
.tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy.
Sand-
Central
Leduc
2.85
Home
Oil
15
75
Mercury
..:
:
16
Okalta
I.-.
1-80
Pacific
Pete
7.85
Princess
60
Royal
Canadian
11
Royalite
1375
TORONTO
Athona
-
08
Aumaque
35
WALTER
HONORED
Some
500
persons.
In
and
associated
with
the
newspaper
business,
Saturday
(Oct.
7)
attended
a
dinner
In
Montreal
given
In
honor
of
Walter
Scott
Thompson,
who
retires
this
month
as
head
of
the
public
relations
department
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Mr.
Thompson,
left,
on
the
Job
for
35
years,
Is
presented
with
a
life
membership
In
tne
Montreal
Men's
Press
Club
by
Roger
Chamoux,
vice-president
of
the
club.
O.
J.
Fitsgerald,
centre,
Is
president
of
the
club,
which
sponsored
the
dinner.
.
(CP
PHOTO)
-JiaUer.
ST&AT....
LOST
Wedding
and
engagement
rings
between
Sixth
Street,
Third
Avenue
and
Seventh
Street.
Finder
please
return
to
Daily
News.
Reward.
242
""-WN
on
at
MODERNIZE
PORTS
A
vast
nlan
for
modernizing
.W.
in
1197
u
Isplt,
38
and
48;
Prince
Rupert
1
35
and
50.
"ear
New-
India's
seaports
now
is
under
preparation.