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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBLA'S
NEWSPAPER
.
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
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A
Mrs.
Smith
Says
Watson
Island
Construction
'U'iJ&Ht
.
i
Being
Brought
to
Conclusion
Various
Factors
Being
Co-ordinated
Now
as
.
Time
for
Actual
Operation
Nears
February
1
or
thereabouts
is
set
as
the
date
for
Old
Country
v
Football
::
the
actual
productive
operation
of
the
Columbia
Cel
lulose
Cos
$35,000,000
high
alpha
sulphite
mill
which
2
Liberals
to
Be
Pepped
Up
Liberals
of
Prince
Rupert
can
expect
to
be
livened
up
by
the
womens
element
in
the
near
future,
the
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
was
told
at
a
meeting
last
night
by
Mrs.
W.
D.
Smith
who
reported
enthusiastically
on
the
convention
of
the
National
Women's
Federation
which
she
had
attended
in
Ottawa
during
the
summer.
That
had
been
a
keen
session
of
320
women
who
had
taken
things
very
seriously
and
had
demanded
that
women
should
be
given
the
opporunity
to
participate
more
largely
in
party
affairs,
not
only
In
local
organization,
but
In
representation
in
the
legislative
bodies
federal
and
provincial
including
the
Canadian
Senate.
"We
are
going
to
organize
and
make
you
men
sit
up
and
take
has
been
under
construction
at
nearby
Watson
Island
during
the
past
three
year.
'Everything
appears
to
be
going
according
to
schedule,"
stated
George
GOVERNMENT
MOVES
,
KALIMPONG,
,
India
Chinese
troops,
advancing
into
Tibet,
reached
a
point
only
50
miles
from
Lhasa,
the
capital.
It
'
was
reported
yesterday.
Dalai
Lama,
temporal
and
religious
leader
of
Tibet,
accompanied
by
Regent
Takta
Tim-poche
and
the
cabinet,
has
left
Lhasa
for
an
unknown
destination.
BRIGADE'S
DESTINATION
i
OTTAWA
Returning
yesterday
from
a
conference
of
defence
ministers
in
New
York,
Hon.
Brooke
Claxton,
minister
of
national
defence,
said
the
ultimate
destination
of
Canada's
special
brigade
was
up
t
the
unified
command
of
the
United
Nations.
'
:
14,000
Rl'SS
PLANES
1
WASHINGTON
The
United
States
Navy
said
today
the
authorized
operating
strength
rf
Russia's
air
force
is
about
14,000
combat
planes.
The
estimate
does
not
include
Russian
Schneider
of
New
York,
vice-president
of
the
Celanese
Corporation
of
America,
in
announcing
the
date
of
com-
,.
mencement
of
operation
to
the
V
U.S.
Developing
Hew
Weapons
SIS
ttMi
(Scottish
League,
Div.
"A")
Rangers
1,
Hibernian
1
Aberdeen
1,
Third
Lanark
2
Clyde
1,
Celtic
3
Falkirk
4,
Airdrleonians
1
Hearts
4,
Partick
Thistle
5
Morton
4,
East
Fife
2
Motherwell
4,
at.
Mlrren
0
Raith
Rovers
0,
Dundee
1
(English
League,
Dir.
1
Aston
Villa
0,
Middlesborough
1
Blackpool
4,
Everton
0
Bolton
WandeTsrs
1,
Stoke
City
Charlton
Athletic
1,
Chelsea
2
Derby
County
3,
Huddersfield
Town
0
Fulham'
0,
West
Bromwlch
Albion
1
(
WASHINGTON
(P
The
United
States
appears
to
be
hastening
toward
the
.
production
of
atomic
weapons
and
special
tac
Daily
News
last
night.
Mr.
Schneider
has
been
on
an
Inspection
visit
to
the
new
plant
and
its
auxiliary
enterprises
including
the
logging
up
the
Skeena
River.
jar.
.
T
"V.
'
-
I
Mr.
Schneider
and
Georse
notice,"
Mrs.
Smith
assured
amid
applause
as
she
told
of
what
women
were
doing
in
other
places.
An
interesting
description
was
-3s
Liverpool
2,
Newcastle
United
4
i
Richards,
secretary
of
the
Celanese
Corporation,
visited
Terrace
and
the.
logging
operations
yesterday.
They
also
saw
the
tics
for
use
if
the
Russians
should
Invade
Western
Europe,
It
was
reported
Friday.
Both
the
air
force
and
army
report
new
systems
for
guided
missiles,
recoil-less
weapons
and
atomic
weapons.
Atomic
weapons
.
inplude
such
things
as
radiological
equipment
for
poisoning
areas.
given
of
the
women's
convention
Port
Edward
plant
this
morning
STRETCH
A
tug
strains
to
move
a
boom
of
pulpwood
logs
to
the
mill
In
the
shadow
of
s
parliament
buildings
before
the
winter
f
eeze-up.
This
photo
by
Malak
of
Ottawa
shows
ana
leu
Dy
uiis
anernoon
s
plane
for
Vancouver
enroute
back
to
New
York.
V
repeated
across
the
Dominion
at
120
pul.)
and
paper
mills.
While
some
55,000
mill
workers
Manchester
UrJtsd
1,
Burnley
Sunderland
5,
Sheffield
Wednesday
1
;
Tottenham
Hotspur
5,
Portsmouth
1
i
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
0,
Arsenal
1
(Division
2)
and
tribute
was
paid
to
such
leaders
as
Mrs.
Nancy
Hodges
who
had
handled
the
convention
in
a
"marvellous
manner."
She
urgekl
a
continuity
of
party
.minis
crop
into
one
or
Canada
g
leadlnj
exports,
another
235,000
will
be
In
the
bush
Ray
Jones,"
plant
manager,
t
next
year's
supply.
ipp
PHnmt
and
Ray
Johnson,,
woods
man
Plan
Future
naval
aviation,
transport
planes
or
trainers.
!
NO
HOPE
FOR
PLANE
GRENOBLE,
France
Hopes
of
finding
a
missing
Air
India
ah-
liner
with
49
persons
aboard
dwindled
today
as
a
60-mile
gale
screamed
through
the
Alps,
grounding
rescue
planes
organization
between
elections
ager,
who
have
been
here
for
some
time,
are
now
busy
on
the
rather
than
becoming
interested
Barnsley
7,
Queans
Park
Ran
th
Abandon
Citizens'
Day
task
of
organizing
for
operation
as
construction
goes
into
the
final
stages.
They
-are
combining
the
various
factors
that
and
active
only
as
elections
came.
"We
should
get
to
work
now
and
stay
active,"
she
advised,
'
suggesting
that
a
social
evening
to
Future
Citizens'
Day
was
set
Full
Scale
Intervention
By
China
in
Korea
Feared
HONG
KONG
(CP)
Chinese
Communists
have
a
gers
0
Blackburn
Rovers
2,
Preston
North
End
1
Brentford.
1,
Notts
County
3
Doncaster
Rovers
3,
Grimsby
Town
1
last
night
at
a
Joint
meeting
of
get
the
women
organized
should
the
Future
Citizens
committee
are
to
be
co-ordinated
for
proof
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-
duUon.
Ion
9
French
troops
be
an
early
undertaking.
Mrs.
O'Regan,
the
women's
national
Hull
City
3.
Birmingham
City
2
andoned
the
big
Chinese
fortress
ol
Laokay,
control
of
the
North-
presiaent,
was
ready
to
come
merce
and
members
of
the
staff
Logs,
floated
down
the
Skeena
and
students
council
of
Booth
River,
are
ready
on
the
ground
school,
for
Tuesday,
December
I
s
logging
proceeds
In
the
Kit-12,
two
days
before
Prince
Ru-
sumkalum
Valley
near
Terrace
opened
the
flood-gates
of
propaganda
and
the
en-
Sheffield
United
4,
Chester
field
1
Southampton
1,
Bury
0
Kon-China
frontier
to
trw
here.
FEDERAL
ANNUAL
,v
tnertr
elvie-election,--
,
lanM
.luinizamaieen
..imet
near..
Swansea
Town
1,
Cardiff
City
The
meeting
made
ready
for
Committee
Chairman
S.
G.
""'
"
'ia..yjlmi;irurmy.
A
military
spokesman
sai.1
forces
moved
out
of
yesterday.
The
garrison
the
annual
meeting
of
the
sulng
roar
sounds
as
if
tljey
intend,
a
fuU-scale,
intervention
in
Korea.
'
Already
growing
evidence
that
the
Chinese
have
entered
the
Korean
campaign
to
a
limited
extent
is
Furk
said
in
opening
the
meet
1
t-niorme
ana
caustics,
oein
delivered
by
a
coastwise
freight
0
West
Ham
United
3,
Coventry
City
2
Skeena
District
federal
associa
ing
the
idea
of
the
day
was
to
j
ing
concern,
will
be
coming
soon
filing
westward
into
the
tion
to
be
held
next
Friday
afternoon
and
named
delegates
as
give
students
a
chance
to
jearn
from
Tacoma.
how
businesses
and
services
were
Korean
War
causing
uneasiness
In
non-Com
nous
country
occupied
tribesmen.
The
garrison
conducted
before
the
student
left
The
steam,
power
plant
at
Watson
Island
is
nearly
ready
munlst
areas
In
this-
part
rf
H
of
about
1,200
men.
Asia.
The
feeling
In
this
Crowa
for
testing.
Its
fuel
will
be
Bulk-
school.
In
effect,
he
added,
students
take
over
running
of
the
city
for
a
day.
Students
would
ley
Valley
coal
delivered
under
contract
by
F.
M.
Dockrill'Of
Allies
are
Firming
Up
have
an
election
of
mayor
and.
city
council.
The
elected
council
would
call
for
applications
from
loops
Girl
.
5s
Nurses
Telkwa.
The
dam
at
Prudhomme
Lake,
which
makes
the
reservoir
of
water,
has
been
completed
and
students
for
the
positions
the
Jaycees
found
available
In
busi
water
is
commencing
to
back
up
ness,
industry,
public
service
and
into
the
lakes,
the
level
of
which
Local
Man
Wins
Trip
to
Bermuda
Herbert
J.
Young,
local
manager
for
Swift-Canadian
Co.,
and
his
wife
will
make
a
trip
to
Bermuda
shortly
as
part
of
the
reward
of
a
sales
development
competition
of
the
company
recently.
Mr.
Young
was
the
winning
manager
In
the
New
Westminster
district
(including
Prince
Rupert)
and
yesterday
he
received
word
of
his
good
fortune
In
a
and
hampering
ground
efforts
t4
locate
the
scene
of
the
crash.
The
plane
was
flying
ffom
Bombay
to
London
with
41
Indian
seamen
and
a
crew
of
eight.
It
is
believed
to
have
crashed
near
15,781-foot
Mont
Kane,
Europe's
highest
peak.
CHINESE.
IN
FORCE
EIGHTH
ARMY
HEADQUARTERS
A
Korean-American
military
advisory
group
said
tonight
that
the
South
Korean
Army
estimated
six
Chinese
Communist
divisions
have
entered
Korea
to
oppose
the
Allies.
MORE
STORM
VICTIMS
VANCOUVER
Pacific
storms
have
taken
three
lives
in
British
Columbia
waters
since
Thursday.
Latest
victim
is
Richard
Fraser
of
Deep
Bay
who
died
following
an
all-night
ordeal
aboard
the
fishing
boat
Sea
Wolf
which
ran
aground
off
Comox
Spit
near
Courtenay
early
yesterday.
Matthew
Pih-lea,
60-year-old
owner
of
the
Sea
Wolf,
is
in
hospital
at
Courtenay
suffering
from
exposure.
The
other
two
dead
were
aboard
the
Nelson
Bros,
boat
Delmar
an
the
west
coast.
CAUSE
OF
FIRE
TERRACE
A
carelessly-thrown
match
by
some
passing
driver
short
of
gas
and
endeavouring
to
help
himself
from
drums
at
the
plant
may
have
caused
the
fire
which
destroyed
the
Cooper
mill
on
the
Skeena
.
River
Highway
seven
miles
east
of
here
Friday
morning.
will
be
raised
from
six
to
twelve
feet.
The
six-mile
pipe
line
from
Complexion
of
Campaign
Changed
by
New
Resistance
SEOUL
0
Allied
forces
form
firm
line
today
against
Chi
colony,
on
the
edge
of
Rei
China,
Is
the
world
is
only
a
narrow
step
away
from
a
third
great
war.
The
new
outbreak
cf
propaganda
with
Its
bvertdhes
of
intervention
sounds
ominou3.
(In
Washington,
it
Is
reported
that
Gen.
MacArthur
may
le
advised
to
avoid
a
showdown
over
the
Chinese
Intervention
in
North
Korea
until
the
Communists'
Intentions
become
clearer.
Official
concern
is
mounting,
but
the
administration
Is
believed
to
be
Inclined
to
wait
for
the
dangerous
situtlon
to
develop
further
before
any
open
challenge
Is
made
to
the
Pel-ping
regime.)
'
'WVER
9
Miss
Anra
Rovnl
Inland
Hos-KamlMps
headed
the
"X-:'Hist
of
the
British
C-?isterrd
Nurses'
As-c-toon"
137
successful
1
was
Miss
Audrey
Hun-
Prudhomme
Lake
to
Watson
Is
civic
administration.
Appointments
would
be
made
by
the
mayor
and
council
and
students
would
work
actively
in
those
positions.
In
that
manner
students,
while
still
in
school,
would
have
an
opportunity
to
learn
land,
also
an
engineering
feat
of
magnitude,
is
finished.
Th3
follows:
Alan
Armstrong.
B.
J.
Bacon,
Mrs.
J.
H.
Black,
O.
B.
Casey,
L.
C.
Eby,
J.
Eyolfson,
Theo.
Fortune.
P.
Gamula,
H.
F.
Glassey,
Earl
Gordon,
O.
A.
Hunter,
G.
P.
Lyons,
R.
McKay,
Sr.,
Malcolm
McLeod,
Mrs.
J.
A.
McRae,
J.
A.
McRae,
D.
Payne,
Robt.
Parker,
J.
Rogerson,
Walter
Smith,
Mrs
Kate
Smith,
William
Smith,
Thos.
Speers,
Mrs.
T.
Norton
Youngs,
T.
Norton
Youngs,
this
number
to
be
added
to
by
the
executive
to
-
make
a
total
of
thirty.
The
question
of
the
provincial
government's
obligation
in
regard
to
an
arterial
highway
into
Prince
Rupert
came
in
for
vigorous
discussion
with
the
final
passage
of
a
motion
calling
upon
the
department
of
public
works
to
take
immediate
steps
to
implement
its
undertaking
In
regard
to
construction
and
maintenance.
Aid.
Casey
would
have
called
for
the
Immediate
black-topping
of
Eleventh
Avenue
from
Frederick
Street
to
McBride
Street,
on
water
supply
system
will
oe
f
'
Prince
Rupert
Oen-N'UI
nursing
staff.
given
its
final
tests
In
about
two
weeks.
what
went
on
In
the
work-a-day
In
all,
Mr.
Schneider
repeated,
world.
Reaction
last
year,
had
employment
will
be
given
from
jMoritime
J9
Fatality
congratulatory
message
from
O.
been
favorable,
he
said.
President
Iona
Hardy
of
the
W.
Pearson,
the
district
manager.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Young
will
leave
senior
class
said
there
were
about.
nese
and
Korean
Communist
resistance
a
line
that
has
stood
unbroken
in
the
face
of
renewed
Red
attacks.
A
U.S.
Eighth
Army
spokesman
said
"the
equivalent
of"
at
least
two
Chinese
divisions
are
battling
United
Nations
forces
In
northwest
Korea.
On
the
Korean
east
coast,
U.S.
Marines
were
still
in
trouble.
A
Marine
spokesman
said
a
third
and
full
Chinese
division
was
Identified
in
that
sector,
round
Changjin
reservoir.
Previously
two-
Chinese
regiments
were
identified
officially
in
the
area.
The
vic
P
RIVER,
N.S.
W-Alox
I1-
23,
knockeH
imcnn.
lur'n2
g
bnxlnu
Khnv
here
about
the
end
of
November
to
Join
275
other
members
of
the
sales
department
from
various
night,
died
In
hosnltal
Post
Mortem
Being
Held
"''am
is
believed
10
parts
of
Canada
and
the
United
180
students
in
grades
10,
11
and
12
and
about
40
or
50
had
participated,
last
year.
There
had
been
more
positions
vacant,
but
many
students
had
volunteered
for
some
Jobs
and
none
for
others.
It
was
decided
that
In
their
letters
of
application
for
positions
students
this
year
would
llr
Maritime
ring
fa-
States.
They
will
embark
from
New
York
December
2
on
the
steamer
Queen
of
Bermuda,
spe
700
to
1000
men
In
mill
and
woods
about
500
in
the
mill.
As
problems
of
accommodation
and
servicing
arise
with
the
approach
of
ctual
operation
of
the
mill,
Mr.
Schneider
reiterated
that
it
was
still
the
policy
of
the
company
to
depend,
upon
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert.
He
expressed
particular
interest
m
how
business
of
the
city
was
gearing
itself
to
the
new
enterprise,
particularly
in
the
matter
of
housing
accommodation.
No
doubt,
he
felt,
some
one
would
see
opportunities
here.
"We
are
as
anxius
as
you
must
Inquest
Into
Death
of
Child
Is
Adjourned
Valhalla
cially
chartered
for
the
seven-
Rpfnwi
nf
Dr
R
G.
Larae
to!
which
black-topping
was
already
5!by
Mike
Colussi.
It
day
cruise
of
Bermuda.
tory
that
seemed
so
simple
last
month
has
changed
its
com
note
their
second
and
third
aone
tnis
year,
dui
i.
in.
xoungs
advocated
the
advantages
of
choices.
plexion.
One
high
ranking
army
officer
said
the
Reds
had
300,-000
troops
along
the
Korean-
It
was
decided
that
Bill
Tod-eras,
president
of
the
Junior
class,
perform
an
autopsy
on
the
body
of
Clifton
William
Davis,
two
months
and
three
days
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
F.
Davis,
caused
Coroner
M.
M-
Stephens
to
correspond
with
the
Attor-
..
.
a
1
.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
would
be
responsible
for
posting
approaching
the
city
by
way
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Boulevard.
After
discussion,
which
became
somewhat
heated
at
times,
an
amendment
along
the
lines
of
Manchurlan
border.
a
notice
Monday
morning
that
A
spokesman
said
the
Chinese
be,"
he
said,
"to
see
the
plant
(
ourtmy
8.
D,
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
Canadians
To
Korea
applications
for
the
positions
of
city
clerk
and
city
treasurer
in
operation."
Mr.
Youngs'
ideas
was
adopted
Mr.
Richards
pointed
to
a
Reds
may
have
1,000,000
or
mors
troops
within
"committing
distance,"
meaning
they
could
strike
from
their
present
loca-
ney
oenerais
aeparuiit-m,
it
was
disclosed
at
the
Inquest
into
the
Infant's
death
yesterday.
VANCot
VER
highly
encouraging
factor
in
the
growing
demand
lor
high
aipna
Dr.
Lame,
at
the
inquest,
gave
over
Aid.
Casey's
motion.
Fear
was
expressed
that
a
local
difference
of
opinion
as
to
the
routo
might
result
in
getting
nothing
cellulose
which
was
greater
than
ho
O'.u-.,
YOKOHAMA
CP
The
advance
tions.
However,
intelligence
ot-party
said
ther,
,
still
is
;
doubt
of
Canada-s
special
brlg-'ce
-V"i
lit
ever
for
the
manufacture
of
evidence
that
he
had
performed
a
superficial
examination
of
the
body
when
called
to
the
home
Bevcourt
6
Bobjo
11
Buffalo
Canadian
24'2
Consol.
Smelters
120.50
Conwest
-
1.81
Donalda
53
Eldona
29
East
Sullivan
8.50
P
Mascot
.
would
be
received
by
the
students
council
and
that
the
counci'
would
appoint
students
to
fill
those
vacancies
at
the
assembly
Thursday.
The
students
would
be
addressed
by
a
member
of
the
Junior
Chamber
and
if
possible
by
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain.
who
would
point
out
what
the
day
was
for
and
why
It
was
Important.
The
election
of
the
high
school
sent
regular
divisions
into
Ko-
at
16
Cow
Bay
Dy
me
lamer.
weille
..
rea.
Asked
If
he
could
state
the
cause
'
Border"
eer
6.50
of
death,
he
said:
"No."
He
could
say
the
child
appeared
to
have
died
from
an
obstruction
to
Its
THE
WEATHER
NORTH
COAST
REGION
celanese
yarn,
plastics,
etc.
Questioned
as
to
a
suggestion
that
has
been
current
locally
that,
in
view
of
the
international
situation,
the
big
plant
might
be
converted
to
use
for
making
of
war
materials,
Mr.
Schneider
was
emphatic
that
there
was
no
substance
to
such
reports.
"No
change
from
the
original
purpose
of
the
mill
has
been
considered,"
he
said.
McDoi
maid
breathing.
.
"I
do
not
know,
he
Giant
Yellowknife
God's
Lake
Hardrock
.....!..
Harrlcana
Heva
Hosco
ade
sailed
from
here
tonight
aboard
the
troop
transport
James
O'Hara
on
the
last
stage
of
its
journey
into
Korea.
The
350
Canadians
expect
to
reacn
Pusan,
Korea,
Monday
morning;.
They
left
Seattle
two
weeks
ago.
The
advance
party
will
stake
out
a
training
area
outside
Pusan,
which
Is
a
southeastern
Korean
port.
(In
Ottawa,
Defence
Minister
Claxton
announced
today
an
in-
done
at
all.
The
meeting,
by
resolution,
commended
E.
T.
Applewhalte,
M.P.
for
Skeena,
on
his
activities
in
connection
with
the
campaign
for
Tugwell
Island
air
strip
development.
Suggestion
was
made
that
a
field
closer
to
the
city
and
accessible
by
road
might
be
desirable
but
T.
N.
Youngs
reported
that
conditions
for
such
had
been
found
unsuitable
in
the
opinion
of
experts.
The
executive
was
empowered
to
pursue
the
matter
further
as
might
be
deemed
mayor
and
city
council
would
be
said,
"what
caused
the
obstruc
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with
showers
today
and
Sunday.
Cooler
Sunday.
Winds
light
except
southerly
(25
In
southern
section
today.
Lows
held
Thursday,
November
23
roomier
;.;
There
was
some
discussion
as
f
""ver
Jacknife
tonight
and
highs
Sunday
at
Port
to
a
social
activity
to
bring
students
and
businessmen
and
Jollet
Quebec
1.15
vaiiey"";;;;;'"
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
38
and
45.
others
who
had
participated
to
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Lapaska
tion.
I
believe
death
was
probably'
caused
through
some
obstruction."
He
did
not
perform
a
post
mortem
examination.
Questioned
by
the
jury,
he
said
it
would
be
necessary
to
hold
a
post
mortem
examination
to
determine
cause
of
death.
Police
gave
evidence
Dr.
Large
had
been
served
with
a
sum
eether
after
the
Future
Citizens
Little
Long
Lac
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Omnium"
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.05
ask
1.20
.05
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8.25
2.10
6
Mi
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3.65
.04
1.27
.33
.00
.09
.04
2.40
.03
4.05
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2.40
.02
7.45
2.40
14.25
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12.25
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Charles
Quits
Day
but
no
decision
was
made
as
.13
Lynx
to
what
form
that
entertainment
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.12
Canarti.,
Con
would
take.
Those
attending
were
necessary.
Desirability
of
getting
the
level
crossing
road
leading
to
the
new
fishermen's
floats
at
Fairview
rantry
battalion
and
supporting
troops
from
the
brigade
will
move
to
Korea
late
this
month.
The
battalion
selected
is
the
Second
Battalion
of
the
Princess
Patricia
Canadian
Light
In
Boxing
Club
McKenzie
Red
Lake
....
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
.45
2.30
.31
Moneta
Students
Council
Committee
Iona
Hardy,
oresldent
of
the
!
Negus
95.
senior
class;
Bill
Toderson,
presi
fantry.
The
remainder
of
the
mons
ordering
him
to
perform
a
j
postmortem
examination.
The
coroner
read
a
letter
he
said
he
had
received
from
Dr.
Large
which
said
ho
could
not
nerfnrm
the
examination
be
due.
dent
of
the
Junior
class,
and
special
11,000-man
brigade
will
r..
Sunday,
November
5,
1950
High
9:47
18.3
feet
21:58
17.9
feet
Low
3:19
6.8
feet
15:57
8.0
feet
Evelyn
Smith,
public
relations
Noranda
vJ.ou
Louvlcourt
18
Pickle
Crow
175
Regcourt
06
San
Antonio
2
60
m
4
.
PITTSBURGH
iff
Ezzard
Charles,
world
heavyweight
champion,
may
bolt
from
the
International
Boxing
Club,
too
promotion
outfit
in
the
United
States.
Jake
Mlntz,
the
Cincinnati
negro
champion's
co-manager,
has
been
feuding
with
IBC
matchmaker
Al
Well
and
said:
"This
is
a
showdown.
If
those
guys
in
New
York
don't
sea
Bay
was
expressed
at
the
meeting
and
it
was
reported
that
the
federal
member
was
working
with
a
view
to
having
the
job
carried
out
as
expeditiously
as
possible
now
that
permission
jad
been
granted.
"
'J
L'
Walter
Smith,
president
ofhe
Prince
Rupert
Liberal'.
Association,
was
In
the
chair'
and
twenty-five
members
were
present
.
officer.
Teaching
staff
Principal
A.
M.
Hurst
of
Booth
School;
Vice-PrinclPal
R.
H.
Davidson.
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Committee
Chairman
S.
O.
remain
In
Fort
Lewis,
Washington,
where
it
will
be
available
for
the
service
required
of
Canada
as
a
member
of
the
United
Nations
and
of
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty.
Movement
of
the
brigade
to
Fort
Lewis
will
start
November
15
and
be
completed
by
November
25.)
Edward
Mussallem
was
today
fined
$5
and
costs
on
a
charge
cause
he
was
the
family
physician.
He
had
been
called
to
the
scene
of
the
death
soon
after
it
had
occurred.
He
felt
himself
not
qualified
to
perform
such
an
examination
and
that
he
felt
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on
page
3
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Sherrit
Gordon
2.46
:
Steep
Rock
5.95
Silver
Miller
-
88
Upper
Canada
1-87
Golden
Manltou
5.85
of
failing
to
pay
his
hospital
n
the
due
:
Furk;
President
Geoff
Hill,
Neely
surance
premium
by
things
my
way,
we
re
throua::!.
date.
Moore
and
Don
Tucker.