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FRIGE
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VE
CENTS
i
lemv
Still
On
$15,000
Loss
Entailed
In
Plant
Destruction
William
Cooper
was
on
his
way
back
to
Terras
today,
having
suddenly
cancelled
plans
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
after
receiving
word
that
a
sawmill,
eight
miles
east
of
Terrace,
of
which
he
was"
the
operator,
had
been
destroyed
by
fire.
The
.mill
was
a
portable
Pla"t
which
had
been
owned
by
the
late
Colin
Coope-,
'
pensive
Says
k
IMrthur
jn
wJ
i)
V":.
A
L
in
n;
Dies
.
In
Spite
of
Reverse,
UN
Still
Hold
Battle
Initiative
TERRACE
SCHOOL
BOARD
.
TERRACE
Mrs.
Fred
Hail
was
re-elected
to
the
district
board
of
school
trustees
here
at
the
annual
meeting
last
night.
Peter
Van
Stolk
was
elected
as
a
second
trustee,
sue
eee
ding
John
Hagen.
Chairman
C.
W.
Michiel
continues
as
a
trustee.
LIVING
INDEX
UP
OTTAWA
The
cost
of
living
index
reached
another
new
high
in
Canada
on
October
I,
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
announced
today.
It
is
110.7
as
compared
with
19.8
on
September
1.
GREEK
GOVT
QUITS
e
Boat
Wear
a
Poppy"
TOYKO
(CP)-An
in
frORIA
-
Cpt.
Harry
Lth.
48,
o(
Burnaby
suc-
telligence
spokesman
for
General
Douglas
MacAr-
It
-
1
A.
'
1
t
L
supposedly
to
a
heart
Urges
Head
of
Local
Legion
uiur
cnaracienzea
me
jg
lifeboat
after
ine
Bros,
fish
packer
Del
battle
in
the
Unsan-On
jonb
area
in
northwes'
who
was
killed
ni
an
acciden
a
few
months
ago.
William
Cooper,
who
was
operating
it
for
the
estate,
estimated
the
loss
at
$15,000.
Piled-up
lumber
"is
also
believed
to
have
been
losl.
There
was
no
Insurance.
;
The
mill
had
a
capacity
of
about
fiOOO
feet
per
day
and
gave
employment
to
six
men.
Mr.
Cooper
was
not-
Informed
in
a
message
he
received
here
of
the
cause
of
the
fire.
It
was
a
gasoline-engine-driven
plant.,
Mr.
Cooper,
formerly
pilot
for
the
Skeena"
Air
Transport,
a
Terrace
commercial
aviation
concern,
had
arrived
here,
last
night
by
train
from
Terrace
and
was
to
have
flown
today
t(
Vancouver
to
deliver
a
papr
before
the
Canadian
Institute
of
Mining
and
Metallu;jy
or
inked
on
rocks
100
north
of
her.
Fire
other
rn
of
the
crew
reached
iih
Point
aafely
but
the
Korea
as
a
large
scale
enemy
BATTALION'S
FAREWELL
The
2nd
Battalion
of
the
famous
Royal
22nd
Regiment
made
a
farewell
march
through
Quebec
City
Sunday
wl
h
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
taking
the
salute.
The
unit,
part
of
the
Canadian
Army
Special
Service
Force,
Isn't
sure
just
where
It's
bound
after
Fort
Lewis,
Wash.,
next
stop
for
the
Regiment.
(CP
PHOTOt
John
Canic,
Is
tniitslnir.
Canadian
Legion
members
were
called,
upon
today
by
President
James
Nlcoll
to
wear
a
poppy
for
Poppy
Day.
He
called
upon
Legionnaires
to
set
an
example
of
reverence
In
remembering
the
dead
of
the
two
world
wars.
Id
Uit
been
seen
clinj-
ATHENS
Premier
Sopho-
,
cles
Venizelos
today
handed
in
his
resignation
.
to
King
Paul.
It
was
the
third
time
that
Venizelos,
Liberal
party
leader,
had
stepped
down
as
head
of
the
government
a
coalition
of
Liberals,
Populists
(Royalists)
and
Social
Democrats
which
was
formed
only
a
leorkllne,
aeiensive
action
and
not
a
counter-offensive.
He
said
that
United
Nations
forces
were
still
retaining
the
Initiative
In
North
Korea
as
a
whole.
Meantime
Allied
forces
strug
Chinese
Reds
Plan
War
In
Hong
Kong
picks
At
"The
Flenders
poppy,"
Mr.
Nlcoll
said,
"is
your
badge
of
remembrance.
Passage
of
the
Uprising
At
month
and
a
half
ago.
OK
ACHESON
RESOLUTION
LAKE
SUCCESS
The
General
Assembly
of
the
United
Nations
by
vote
of
45
to
5
years
has
not
dimmed
our
mem-1
ory
of
those
comrades
who
serv-
j
ed
by
our
sides
and
who
gave
onaina
Gt.
Britain
aerial
transport
in
connentlor
wUh
the
mining
industry.
:
.
'
Instead,
he
immediately
engaged
a
taxi
and
hurried
back
to
Terrace.
Mr.
Cooper
received
.
the
bao
gled
in
a
drenching
rainstorm
tonight
to
rescue
remnants
of
two
trapped
American
regiments
on
the
sagging
United
Nations
line
of
northwest
Korea.
A
combined
.Chinese
and
Korean
Red
attack
had
sent
United
Nations
forces
reeling
ba.k
In
virtually
every
sector
of
the
flaming
front.
The
Reds,
at
one
point,
were
only
47
miles
north
of
their
fallen
capital
of
Pyongyang.
One
United
States
withdrawal
Sri(ide
Advance
Party
their
lives
for
Canada.
Let
us
then
show
that
we
remember
them
and
honor
their
sacrifice
by
wearing
proudly
our
memorial
irry
On
in
Korea
HOMA
O-An
advance
BASKETBALL
"
-
.
Plenty
of
Dash,
Color,
Action
Assured
in
New
Season's
Play
Basketball
1950-51
season
will
be
ushered
in
tomorrow
nigh
at
the
Civic
Centre
gymnasium.
There
will
be
three
games
with
last
year's
junior
winners,
Rupert
Hotel,
facing
a
new
entry,
Cook's,
news
philosophically.
,
,
emblem
on
Poppy
Day."
TAIPEI,
Formosa
(CP)
The
newspaper
Hsin
Sheng
Pao
said
today
that
"It
just
means
we'll
have
t
Pointing
nut.
that
mnct.
TAnrv1
l
Canada's
special
brl-
w
.
horfa
nf
t,
-ot-
start
all
over
again,"
he
glum!
w
rtrong
-reached
here
today
adopted
the
"Acheson"
anti-aggression
resolution
providing
for
the
allocation
of
funds
for
collective
security.
HARBOR
MASTER
MISSING
PORT
ALBERNI
Capt.
Reese
Riley,
Port
Albernl
harbor
master,
has
been
missing
since
October
21
when
he
left
his
home
port
aboard
a
24-foot
speedboat,
Maureen
N
bound
for
Port
Alice
on
northern
Vancouver
Island.
f:r
a
smooth
two-weeks'
tion
in
their
lapels
showing
their
Luum"i"reu
vu.
.
J""'"
Chinese
Reds
were
plan
crossing
from
Seattle.
allegiance
to
certain
priciples.
he
"rr""""-
"
JrJZr
;
will
shove
off
almost'
j
UIl
a
WCAlr
rUttU
puUCU
called
upon
Legionnaires
for
a
"V
r
5
"nT
,
'
"
"J,
.7
ed
lo
"But
I
am
not.'
tew
days
to
wear
the
badge
of
re--
7u
IT
K0lL?.n
lhe
I
tank-led
,
spearhead
50
miles
ning
an
uprising
in
Hong
Kong.
The
newspaper
quoted
reliable
sources
from
Canton
and
said
membrance,
thereby
reassuring
i
in
the
opener.
In
the
intermediate
division
Fashion,
back
from
1U
forward
advance
fellow
Canadians
of
their
rever
the
advance
party
t.ved
Into
the
area
north
of
last
year's
champs,
will
play
Merchants
who
will
field
ence
for
those
who
died,
their
l
Public
Vorks
point
IS
miles
south
of
Red
China's
Manchurlan
border.
After
the
'downpour
Friday
evening,
Allied
forces
had
nelth-
belief
in
the
principles
'
they
Jt)ra)let
wMiin-
a
eouple
n
entirely
new
team
thi
year;
'
.
-
'
.
-
And
the
main
event
of
the
eve-
color
and
variety
In
this
year's
fought
for
and
of
their
assoeia-
but
definite
plans
are
tvf
communist
auacK
on
nuns
Kong
would
be
tantamount
to
a
formal
declaration
of
war
against
Britain.
Chief
f
roved
tion
with
those
whose
sworn-duty
J
p
announced.
er
ndvarppfl
or
rplreated
but
the
was
the
care
of
those
who
were
;
nopi
were
unaware
they,
p-rf.
fmnt
lln-
renorta
said.
investigating
Brilliant
Light
let
behind.
Wed
for
Korea
until
ahart
'rtt
th
Allies
a
serious
"Members
of
the
Legion
should
ning
will
be
the
senior
game,
basketball,
with
Minor
Simond-Co-op
vs.
Brownwood'.
This
son
as
manager
of
the
Co-op,
promises
plenty
of
exctiemert
Dr.
Garnet
Montgomery
coach-as
a
look
through
last
year's
lng
Gordon
and
Andersons,
and
records
shows
that
Co-op
only
Sev.
Dominato
as
one
of
the
nosed
out
Brownwoorts
in
ths
j
referees,
experience
will
be
gain-1950
semi-finals
by
a
35-33
score
ed.
It
will
be
a
league
for
yount
H.
W.
Stevens
Transferred
To
Vancouver
L.
R.
Smith
Here
from
Coutenay
a
Press
reporter,
Dave
be
among
the
first
to
put
on
R
wld
them
at
the
Yo-
blow.
The
rainstorm
rendered
Ineffectual
United
Nations
air
Jim
Konsianly
Most
Valuable
their
badge
of
remembrance
on
pier.
H.
W.
Stevens,
who
has
been
Poppy
Day,"
the
president
said,
OTTAWA
tt
A
brilliant
light
apparently
an
extraordinarily
large
meteor
streaked
across
district
engineer
for
the
provin
Alp
leaves
Yokohama1
fid
will
probably
arrive
.
'and
should
give
every
co-opera
seconds
of
the
Dlavers
with
speed
and
stamina
in
the
dying
tion
toward
making
the
obser
the
skies
In
a
wide
area
covering
a.
rea,
on
Tuesday,
vance
of
that
day
a
complete
success."
"
Eastern
Ontario,
Quebec
and
the
Northeastern
United
States
last
night.
NEW
YORK
0
Big
Jim
Kon-stanty,
who
rose
from
obscurity
rn
become
the
relief
pitcher
In
baseball.
Is
the
National
HSS
MEET
The
occurrence
gave
rise
to
game.
I
the
prime
requisites
to
get
into
Both
sen
ior
teams
have
'
anv
senior
line-up
strengthened
this
year
with
Co-j
The
regular
Tuesday
and
Salop
adding
to
their
line-up
for-'urday
league
games
will
be
aug-mer
Bo-Me-Hl
stars
Sid
Scherk
mented
with
exhibition
series
and
Mickey
Webster
and
two
games
featuring
the
world
fa-newcomers,
Don
MacDonald
and
mous
Harlem
Globetrotters
Car-Bill
Wellens.
They
also
have
Don
roll
College
team
from
Montana,
Rrherk
Mel
Holkstad.
Herb
Mor-
the
California
Hlah
School
All-
Capital
Goods
Limits
Lilted
OTTAWA
0
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
trade
ani
Rupert
Rotarv
Club,
at
League's
most
valuable
player
(
wd
reportg
of
all
descriptions
for
1950-a
precedent-shattering,
among
tne
resdents
who
saw
it.
eat-'
.
I
Today
astronomers,
-confident
it
Is
Condemned
Second
Time
cial
public
works
department
here
since
July
1948,
is
being,
transferred
next
week
to
Vancouver
where
he
will
serve
until
the
end
of
the
year.
He
will
then
be
retired
and
Intends
to
settle
In
or
near
Vancouver.
Replacing
him
will
be
L.
R.
Smith
from
Courtenay.
Meanwhile,
W.
E.
Bottomley,
assistant
district
engineer,
Smithers,
has
been
transferred
to
New
Westminster
where
ne
will
be
district
engineer.
He
Is
being
replaced
by
R.
H.
Dunlop,
lfa
luncheon
vesterdav.
pi
a
contribution
of
$25
K.onsiamy
f
I
was
meteor,
are
studying
rc-
Unacllan
National
Instl
Stars
and
the
California
mo-
Uw
Blind
over
the
pro-
commerce,
has
decided
to
'
S-
aevnon
from
last
years'
hawks.
Plans
are
also
under
way
nant
triumph
of
Philadelphia
brilliant
light
I
the
concert
arranged
move
restrictions
on
Import
of
Kp8
BrownwcSJ's
wVpr"
for
a
VERNON
-Joseph
Oulette,
Mh.
No
report
on
the
caDltal
goods
from
the
United
"net
.
r.
ternatlonal
tournament
featur-
relief
pitcher
In
either
league
UoM
thoPa
,,,
aged
21,
was
today
sentenced
to
1
the
concert
was
pre-
states
at
the
earliest
possible
c"
"c"
L
,na
nmin
lne
Ketchikan.
Petersburg
and
to
ever
win
the
coveted
award.
-
on
be
hanged
January
24
for
the
chntmin
H
n
a
t
V.
rf
a
m-arlror
trir.
the
meeting
as
the
date,
Informed
quarters
said
to-;
"
Metlakatla,
Alaska.
Prince
Ru-
mp-hi
D-n
Ha-t-1
lT0
m
BO
"
'
Ul
Was
not
nrQr,t.
Hnr.
H
I
UP
X
"'I.
,1
All-Stars,
AII.Ra
onrt
and
nosslblv
possibly
One
one
i"1
"""f
CAJ1"U".1-"1'
u",dener.
Lee
On.
who
was
iound!fnrmor
district
superintendent,
pwinntpreient.How-.day.
n
laving
till
he
returns
to
pert
l
the
area
"like
daylight."
dead
with
a:
companion
in
a
Atlln.
shack
near
Vernon.
HJa
feeling
wa?
capital
goods
Include
such
coiwe
ln
the
new
year,
and
Art
or
two
native
teams
irom
uns
,r!Z
"e
substantl-
items
as
building
stone,
loco-
olson
a
member
of
last
year's
area.
APT
DESCRIPTION
It
was
the
second
time
fh
less
arrangements
were
mac!e
motives,
automobiles
in
com-
Victorra
YMCA
Senior
A
team.
cases
of
salmon
and
oh
inHnst.r.al
m
QUAKE
IN
AUSTRALIA
DARWIN
Violent
earth
tremors
shook
parts
of
Northern
Australia
today.
No
serious
damage
was
reported,
but
people
rushed
out
of
their
swaying
houses
in
alarm.
The
tremors
lasted
from
four
to
eight
minutes.
Replacing
Mr.
Dunlop
will
be
D.
S.
Love
of
Hope,
who;
since
the
first
of
September,
has
been
'
resident
engineer
on
the
highway
construction
project
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Gal
,
than
year
that
Oulette
had
shire.
Englnad
0-"Just
to
be
heard
death
sentence
He
tapWZ
n
councl"oruB-
had
been
granted
a
new
trial
'
P0le
ln
general.
Ichih
i
r
.
chlnery
gcobcu
viiau
after
his
first
conviction.
,?i
1
All
lemalning
to
De
aeciaei,
rlih
h
t.
,
decided
to
back
mfomanU
d.
18
tne
tlmlnB'
should
be
named
street
here
loway
Rapids.
"Korea
Cut.'
"s'lo
in
me
lorma
1
alxed
chorus.
I
Maj.
R.
Lahiff,
who
sailed
by
Regulars
Sunberg,
Tnompson
,
Lavigne
and
Pierce
will
complete
1
the
roster
of
the
team
that
shows
promise
of
taking
league
leadership
before
the
season
is
very
old.
Fans
will
have
plenty
of
entertainment
with
their
opening;
night
basketball
as
the
Jobs
Daughters
,
are
presenting
the
(
drills
that
won
them
Interna-,
Disfrici
Timber
Scale
Mounting
October
Shows"
Another
Substantial
Increase
Over
Production
of
Year
Ago
Timber
scaling
in
Prince
Ru
.Cr
!
the
Prince
George
last
evening
.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
ior
Shaughnessy
Hospital,
first
came
to
Prince
Rupert
not
long
after
the
ending
of
the
First
Great
War.
Born
and
brought
up
in
Ireland,
he
served
ln
the
Conacher
IB
Record
hut
D.
Johnston
In.
Ltd.)
i
courtsy
8.
1
nprt.
forest,
district
durhlE
the
tlonal
fame
at
Long
Beacn,
cai
Saturday.
November
4,
1950
South
African
war,
holdine
com-
Mrs.
Chris
Kane
of
Bralorne
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Chil-cotin
this
afternoon
from
the
south
for
a
brief
visit
with
her
mother,
Mrs.
Charles
H.
Clay,
of
Victory
Cove,
who
suffered
a
broken
arm
recently
when
visiting
at
Dodge
Cove.
Mrs.
Clay
is
now
staying
with
Mrs.
J.
J.
Judga
and
is
reported
to
be
doing
nicely.
-
,
lfornla,
this
summer,
ana
tne
montn
0f
October
this
year
ran
j
VANCOUVER
Hio-h
9:00
n.i
ieet
Shrine
Club
Band
is
providing
hlgh
af38j42,182
board
feet,
as
.02
f
i
.
i
;
ii
top.
Aumaque
.32
1
missioned
rank.
He
lived
in
and
Beattle
.58
around
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Bevcourt
,--
42
past
25
years,
and
now
that
he
f0N
-
Roy
Conacher,
r
teran
of
the
Na-
Bayonne
Alt
tj
l
,
comnared
with
27,045,056
ln
the
Bralorne
6.60
Low
2:20
7.3
ieei
"
r?y
LeaRue.
scored
two
There
will
be
plenty
of
speed.
15:00
9.9
feet
Bobjo
,
.,....
.lift
i
is
in
the
south,
may
possibly
re-
.02
.05
B
R
Con
B
R
X
....
same
month
last
year,
this
bringing
the
aggregate
for
1950:
to
date
to
214,709,268
board
feet
Lgal!1
Thursday
night
Buffalo
Canadian
55
main
there.
'
uieiime
record
to
200.
.
one
of
them
the
JO
Consol.
Smelters
120.50
Conwest
'.
1
1.80
Donalda
58
Eldona
30
East
Sullivan
8.45
scored
as
the
Black
the
winiess
,r0n
Boston
5
to
2
Cariboo
Quarti
120
Congress
-07
Hedley
Mascot
41
Pend
Oreille
8
25
Pioneer
2.10
Premier
Border
06
Privateer
7Vi
as
compared
with
203,412,142
board
feet
ln
the
corresponding
period
of
1950.
There
were
notable
increases
in
the
scale
of
fir,
cedar
and
spruce
during
October.
.
.
BASKETBALL
.
.
SATURDAY
NIGHT
-
CIVIC
CENTRE
HE
weather
Reeves
McDonald
3.65
Here
was
the
scale
per
varieties
with
last
year's
"figures
for
.3V2
Reno
hmwti,i,tAnf?th,f
Sheep
Creek
122
Oct.
'49
1.681,788!
fiwmV
"ca,'"er
pattern
Prince
as
warm
molst
&ues.
"owovcr
Junior
6:45
Rupert
Hotel
vs
Cooks
Intermediate
,
7:30
Fashion
vs
Merchants
Senior
...
9:00
Co-Op.
vs
BrownwoorJs
Silbak
Premier
32
Taku
River
06
Vananda
Rrnid
Valley
04
Stiver
Standard
2.34
Western
Uranium
88
comparison:
Oct.
'50
Fir
,
3,045,114
Cedar
6,642,609
Spruce
13,431.711
Hemlcok
10.497,754
Balsam
2,486.225
Jackplne
1,827,807
Misc.
410,962
l
n
...
a'
A
contlnua-
2,665.058
9,066,416
1
9,907,383
!
'
2.499,775
i
otn
noa
!
"aciU
f
ni,4..
.i.
tor
durtner
tv,o
'
Strnni.
j
rm..
,
s
""ias
were
14,045
Oils-
(IS
r
(V.--J
-..
L
m,m
mm
vm,m
.
lhkul
southern
Al
Production
of
poles
and
piling
Giant
Yellowknife
....
765
God's
Lake
33
Hardrock
28
Va
Harrlcana
..
834
Heva
834
Hosco
07
Jacknife
06
Vi
Joliet
Quebec
119
Lapaska
5
'4
Little
Long
Lac
41
Lynx
.15
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.16
McKJenzie
Red
Lake
45
'
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
2.35
Moneta
31
Negus
.-.
95
Noranda
73.50
Louvicourt
19
Pickle
Crow
1.75
Regcourt
..
5ft
San
Antonio
2.65
Senator
Rouyn
M
,
Sherrit
Gordon
2.46
Steep
Rock
5.95
Silver
Miller
91
Upper
Canada
195
Golden
Manltou
5.80
Anglo
Canadian
4
95
A
P
Con
40
Atlantic
2.35
Calmont
97
C
&
E
7.25
-
me
nocKies.
the
windy
city
0f
the
8:30
p.m.
Special
Entertainment
8:30
p.m.
SHRINE
CLUB
BAND
and
JOB'S
DAUGHTERS'
DRILL
TEAM
In
their
Prize-Winning
Drills
was
light
again
at
127,974
lineal
feet
this
October,
compared
with
376,400
last
October.
So
far
the
timber
products
scale
this
year
Anfl
tr-l
....
..
Khr;vinguPto
2.40
Central
Leduc
is
a
mere
490,379
lineal
feet
com-
j
pared
with
2,703,4
uneai
leet
in
the
corresponding
period
last
year.
.
No
ties
were
scaled
this
October
whereas
there
were
10,443
a
year
ago.
The
cordwood
count
this
Oc
honored
L.
J,
PIONEERS-A
group
of
city
pioneers
-recently
Fuller
on
occasion
of
his
eighty-first
birthday
anniversary.
They
Club
and
later
at
gathered
at
a
dinner
ln
the
Canadian
Legion
the
home
of
Sheriff
and
Mrs.
M,
M.
Stephens
(at
rear)
S
A.
Cheeseman.
Robert
McKay.
W.
W.
Wrathall;
(middle
row)
Mrs.
W
W
Wrathall,
W.
J.
Raymond,
Dong
Sing,
Mrs.
D.
McD.
Mrs.
George
Johnstone,
J.
H.
Thompson;
Hunter,
M.
M.
Stephens.
(seated)
Mrs.
P.
W.
.Anderson,
:
Mrs.
John
Viereck,
George
Home
Oil
14.50
Mercury
14
Okalta
185
Pacific
Pete
7.30
Princess
.52
Royal
Canadian
11
Royalite
12
50
TORONTO
Athona
.
08
TICKETS:
Reserved
50c
Rush
40c
Students
25c
Season
tickets
and
reservations
now
available
Phone
231
or
107
20
REDUCTION
TO
CIVIC
CENTRE
.MEMBERS
hy(
orlaLMlld'
W"ds
id
hu
"'
P-n.
LoWg
to-
&m.
sns
Saturdav
-
at.
tober
was
492l4
cords
as
against;
191
in
the
same
month
last
year,
i
'
0
anT5oPit
and
Prln
Johnstone,
L.
J.
Fuller,
Mrs.
M.
M.
Stepnens.
,
.