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Published
or
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PHOIIE!
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
194
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
19,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
4m
Ww!k
FLASH
!
!
'1
gilt's
the
Night;
:
ival
Opening
Optimism
Felt
As
To
Possible
Settlement
J
MONTREAL
(CP)
With
the
appointment
of
i
-
!
mm-
'
BKLLINGEN,
Australia
A
fourth
baby,
another
boy,
arrived
today
in
the
slow
motion
birth
of
quadruplets
to
Mm.
Betty
Sara,
29-year-old
British
war
bride.
The
first
baby
was
a
girl,
the
second
a
bqy,
and
the
third,
a
girl.
Then
came
the
fourth
ho
v.
The
firt
two
-are
nearly
ready
for
normal
care
Instead
of
being
treated
as
prematures.
The
u
It--,
.fi
Lure
Railway,
Centre
of
Attractions,
1
Already
in
Operation
r
,50
Civic
Centre
Carnival
will
be
officially
j
I
Dr.
W.
A.
Mcintosh,
'
vice-principal
of
Queen's
"Uni-.
versity.'as
mediator,
negotiations
were
resumed
here
today
between
the
managements
of
Canadian
railroads
and
the
heads
of
strike-threatening
unions
for
a
settlement
of
the
dispute
which
threatens
a
general
railway
strike
next
Tuesday.
;
mother
is
in
good
health
and
I
7
o'clock
tenight,
marking
the
commence-e
biff
seven-day
program
of
entertainment
resting
comfortably.
mcls
for
the
operation
of
The
Civic
Centre.
I.vhaite,
M.P.,
will
open
the
carnival.
It
was
predicted
today
that
an
Y
the
golden
spike
in
the
Civic
Centre
I
p.m.
today,
was
In
For
Oueen
!
.
.
.J
t
ft
early
settlement
of
the
dispute
might
be
forthcoming.
Some
weU-lnformed
quarters
were
saying
that
the
announcement
might
be
made
by
this
afternoon.
Meantime,
however,
there
fcational
Railways.
NEW
WEATHER
SHIP
The
former
naval
frigate
'St.
Catherine
will
sail
for
the
west
coast
within
the
next
six
weeks
as
a
feather
ship
with
the
Department
of
Transport.
The
vessel
was
refitted
at
Sorel,
Que,
and
the
job
Is
being
completed
at
Halifax.
The
ship
will
be
commanded
by
Capt.
J.
P.
Sleight,
who
served
on
her
during
the
Second
World
War.
(CP
Photo)
Embargo
mm
m
Last
minute
entrant,
in
tha
Civic
Centre
carnival
Queen
con
akingthelirswiue
plevhatte,
M.P.;
J.
Three
Tuna
Boats
Land
Three
beats
landed
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisherman's
Co-operative
with
about
66.000
pounds
of
tuna
caught
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
They
were
:
Fredelia
25,500
.'
Tramp
20,000
Viking
19,500
The
Yukon
of
Vancouver
Is
also
In
with
a
load
for
Atlin
Fisheries.
test
is
Benia
Windle-
daughter
txtended
i
II
A
;
Mayor
George
was
no
official
statement
after
j
0f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Benny.
Windle.
5KEENA
DRIVE
STARTS
Football-
the
meetings
which
Dr.
Mcln-,
Her
entry
brint-s
to
f
ive
the
num.;
ber
of
contestants
for
Northern
tosh
sot
under
way
this
morn
Multi-Million
Foot
Log
Drive
!
Legion
Wins
For
Cellulose
Mill
Commences
i0ver
Battery
ing,
i
British
Columbia's
representative
Prime
Minister
L.
S.
St.
Laur-1
in
Miss
P.N.K
contest
at
Van",
ent,
in
making
announcement
of
couver
next
week.
Other
contestants
are
two
17,
Dr.
Mcintosh's
appointment
as
'
year-olds
from
Terrace,
blue
a
special
commissioer,
expressed
nntimhrn
that
a
jmint.inn
wnuki
I
eyed,
fair
haired.
Norma
Perry
,nd
Sub
Inspector
-Johnson,
R.C.M.P.
this
afternojn
is
larity
among
rides
with
the
chair-o-was
set
up
this
;
gymnasium
Is
the
with
games
of
ry
store,
ice
cream
ing
gallery
and
In
the
second
gym-it
will
be
held
the
MONTREAL.
The
Railway
Association
of
Canada,
on
be-1
half
of
the
railways,
yesterday
Issued
an
embargo
effective
11:59
p.m.
Monday,
August
21,
on
all
carload
and
less
than
car-
,
load
freight
shipments,
Including
the
acceptance
of
shipments
j
from
all
connecting,
rail,
water.
and
steamship
lines.
The
association
previously
placed
an
embargo
effective
11:59
p.m.
August
17,
on
ail
lieslock,
poul-'
try
and
other
perishable
ship-1
Our
lro
,,.
tv,i
Canadian
lainn
strength
on
rt
'
he
reaz-herf
land
dark
and
vivacious
Norma
Another
Arrest
In
Spy
Round-up
beginnings
of
'a
multi-million
foot
log
drive
WSTf.K
Terrace
marked
the
beginning
of
another
phase
in'"0"
last
evening
when
theyj
being
made
for
a
strike
emerg-
aPconvernednYyOUMr"s!,nvernon
the
development
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Company,
Ltd.
Bauery
ly
t
teLX
Xl
'T'min
renre,en,ive
su
Cicronp'
1948
J-
the
Cut
along
the
Kitsumgallum
River,
the
lo
are
&&4z:
T
iS
fift'S
t'ZZ
11
contest
and
the
ind
Queen
contest.
fc.il
also
house
the
WASHINGTON
t
-The
United
ments.
In
view
of
a
possible
wrk
i
the
"Gay
Way."
Slates
Ju
oe
a
monster
bingo
announced
st
co
Department
today
being
rolled
from
their
decks
and
carried
by
1
flotation
the
first
three
goals
for
the
L-:
tlie.
,i
in"
i
"Vqm
ontest'
wiIl?e,r
wll
recPlve
;h-t'-'cr
to
Terrace
and
down
the
Skeena.-,
j
gion.
Armstrong
and
Baxter
got
VePtable"
to
the
M?rftTLS
Hiaies
tales
Navy
Navy
civilian
en-
,fh.
m,.H
f,h!n.u
RiuerJ-.'.
.
the
other
Legion
eoals
narrow
I
mlfM
be
ccePlaDle
w
vne
an
all
expense
trip
to
Vancouver
stoppage
at
8:00
a.m.
August
22,
Teen
Axe
Barnes
unuea
resulting;
from
a
labor
dispute
main
lobby
will
be
c
,
u
A...
a
-o
---
o
"
unions
4-
in
tha
WiFiss
p
N
K
pnntea.
t
'
Rineer
1
on
charges
rnnrues
01
of
civins
civinE
na-
na-
u
t.h
rerlii
n
nn
tins
the
rai
wavs
,v,,
u
or.
v!,,
boomed
"
uomez
missed
a
penalty
kick,
..
.
.,
.
.,
1
w
"
'
,
.
.
.'T.
v
u
,j
game
machines.
also
advised
the
public
that
a,lonal
defence
secrets
to
Russia.
for
towlnl?
to
the
mill
site
at
Leaving
Here
but
later
scored
from
the
spot
rtrike
would
dlsruDt
all
of
their
11
ls
said
Federal
Bureau
ol
'
Watin
island
Towini?
nnera-'
:
to
register
the
Batterv's
onlv
t
room
will
serve
r
UliUWIIlg
tllC
bcUUHU
UlcVLlIlgj
1
lie
luvrai
-Jill:i
-'tin
with
the
negotiating
committee
,
foment
in
the
auditorium
at
of
the
Intenational
Railway
,
the
Civic
Centre.
Unions,
the
presidents
of
the;
;
other
services,
including
pas
Investigation
apenls
took
Morton
I
tlong
wU1
slart
in
ahout
two
Mr-
and
J'trs-
George
Wilson,
goal.
Sobcll,
33,
New
York
electrical
i
,,.
.
hmit
-n
men
are
em.
residents
of
Prince
Rupert
for.
u
rial
exhibition
In
jus
will
feature
ex-
senger
train
operations
and
telegraph
and
other
communi
Canadian
NaUonal
Railways
and
NEW
YORK
-
Vereement
cal
merchants
and
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
stated
was
reached
today
in
Vhe
two
cations.
Among!
them
will
engineer,
infa
custody
at
Laredo.1
pi0yed
on
the
drive
which
will
over
thirty
years,
are
leaving
the
L
rj
I
ft
.
Texas
He
ls
the
ei-hth
city,
sailing
this
afternoon
n
person
;,
t
about
t
monihs
or
more.
LC
QlcM
LOmmiG
arrested
in
a
roundup
of
Amerl-,
ls
tn
Prin"ss
Louise
for
Vancou-
"vijimii
wviiiiiiiw
Nothing
spectacular
expect-
cans
accused
of
channehng
atom
pd
from
the
drive
..In
Iact,ver,
Mr.
Wilson
came
here
as
a
I
J
I
C'
bomb
data
and
other
secret
in-,
fiaid
ForeSt
Manager
R
.
L.
John-
yun
man
rom
Scotland
and
LcClUcr
IS
formation
to
n
Soviet
snv
rims.
!
...
i
.v?.
i.
was
emnloved
at
the
drv
dock.
the
Prince
Rupert
no
progress
towards
settlement
months
old
strike
of
the
Ame-of
the
long
standing
dispute
had
;
rican
Newspaper
Guild
?Kainst
been
made.
The
representatives
J
the
New
York
Word-Telegram
of
the
unions
stated
their
final'
and
Sun.
The
terms
were
not
Surprise
Storm
on
arthritis
and
e
for
the
carnival
room
where
piix'S
expert
staff
Is
op-re
is
found
a
stock
Jed
at
more
than
F.
aLDirertor
J.Hjcv;rsaidjs.J,rt
n
rtn-mrr
troubles--Ac--Fofiny
years
he
was
businessr
J.
tFy-L;
',,,,,'
";
-
J
dennnih
to
be
a
five-day
40-V;jnatJe
pnblio
pending--beins
Sobell
fled
the
United
staff
In
cording
to
hinTThe
Skeena
is
so
manager
of
the
Dally
News
and
i
Jf"
thiJromm..
1
nour
wetlc
eectlve
January
1
'
voted
en
by
Ihe
Guild
member,
Juneto
avoid
arrest.
He
was
ar-
,
lT"tl
the
drive
1"
more
recent
years
has
been
k!,
!"51.
with
maintenance
of
take-
ship.
Principal
dispute
een-
ic
uiiit
,i
rariv
arm
mnn
npr
fir
K,nr
arrrnnr
Wreaks
Damage
tred
about
a
Job
security
clause.
home
pay
on
a
48
hour
basis
and
a
wage
Increase
of
seven
cents
per
hour
retroactive
to
July
16,
j
handed
to
winners
week
of
48
hours
remained
un-
troths.
Prizes
will
VICTORIA
A
Unv
coastal
sw
at
Laredo
when
domrted
;
tk
in
the
otnee
ol
e
provm-,
-at
m
b
th
odd
1
just
appeir
e
e
qK
his
j
mmp
craft
and
the
Canadian
Navy
1
from
Mx:ca
back
f
the
United
:
J
do,e
slaLin
In
PUc
works
department
assaSS
1
0
6
Kir
Hrnthrrlon
today
still
souqht
States
fl.,hrll
wM
empHved
on
ThAllo
ter
nPar
snore
Mass.
from
which
he
is
now
superan-
automobi"!
re,tr'ctd
work
for
the
U.S.
nuated.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilson
'
P
'
"
f".1!
three
fishermen
still
missing
H
in
1U
be
avoided
as
much
as
Navy
at
the
Onrr,l
I
Fltrle
"
1
lrst
to
vis"
1
X
Z
the
wake
of
an
unseasonable
pole.
Drive,
will
be
made
In
Jro???
m
iX.
!
"WCt
,
Periods
when
the
river
Is
ouiet
1'
Tl'l
JalrnfcTeSSta
rent
types
of
dolls,
book
ends,
paper
ornamental
figures.
The
storm
st.ruek
Monday
mnr-
',,
,
u.
...
and
logs
can
be
more
easily
con-
"r"'
"
'
'
r:h"hi'
the
dispute
over
the
return
of
quality.
nlng
near
the
northern
fp
of
'VwJJh
tr0lled'
T1,ere
h
100
mUCh
dan"
Vt,.re
homiTn
KI"S
Leopold
who
has
since
re-t
,i
t
f
.i.
pW-if-d
with
other
.her
Americans
rnerlr.ns
err
,hrn
,h
rivpr
,,
rinnlnff
make
make
their
their
future
home
In
the
the
.,,'',.
'T
u.
hb
,
in
favor
of
volunteers
a
night
1949.
The
railway
presidents
changed.
said
that,
If
these
demands
were
During
the
discussions
the
rail-met
and
the
equivalent
applied
j
ways
also
offered
to
accept
any
to
all
employees,
they
would
cost
reasonable
proposal
for
the
pfac-the
railways
an
additional
$lll,-jtlcal
applications
of
the
gradu-000,000
annually
and
a
retro-1
ated
wage
increase
In
addition,
active
pay
increase
of
$35,000,000.
j
the
railways
repeated
their
moral
At
these
meetings
the
railways;
obligation
to
institute
a
five-day
offered
to
reinstate
in
their
en-
1
40-hour
week
when
conditions
tiroty
the
offers
of
settlement
j
warranted
and
stipulated
cer-m'ade
by
the
railways
on
August
tain
minor
amendments
in
cxlst-
linqulshed
powers
Vancouver
Island.
It,
took
,
one
d
to
keep
the
show
prevlo-sly
-.rrrMed
in
nhtVn'n-,
high
ln
,hv?e
nj
the
drlve
ls
Okanagan.
Vfrn-"
".-
rl'irtnff
tin
-
v
Trrmh-
,v
snrintenrf-!
'!
be
supplied
by
his
son.
Prince
Baudoin.
Mrs.
John
E.
Davies
left
on
binary
to
the
Can-
rer'-d
Sine-
b"
U
eh
d
"'"
.f
nt
of
vcr
Cperatlons.
!
life,
sank
two
fishing
vessels,
blew
right
ashore
and
damaged
40
others.
Two
fisherman
were
rescued
Gyros.
Women
of
Timber
cutting
ls
expected
to
or
Norway,
Rotary
c0Ve'l.
like
rthft
il'vCa'-.'
n
;
Wednesday
night's
train
for
'
Jasper
enroute
to
Cumberland,
American
New
York
3,
Philadelphia
2
Washington
6,
Boston
7
!an3e
Ladies,
who
Thursday
nieht
by
the
Hcather-
ei
a
poj'le
dcrtth
10
and
which
were
withdrawn
:
ir.fi
work
contracts.
reach
a
rate
of
approximately
100
million
board
feet
per
year,'
In
perpetual
production,
and
nre-i
fa
per
ally.
specific
tasks,
i
ton,
and
the
body
of
James
Watt.
The
Canadian
Borthcrhood
of
w
hen
negotiations
broke
down
on
Maryland,
after
spending
the
past
two
months
with
her
son,
f
voiunteers
amone
St.
Louis-Detroit
postponed
that
date.
This
offer,
which
ex-
Railway
Employees
group
wh'.ch
citizens
from
the
Chlcngo-Cleveland
postponed
jH.
O.
Davies.
During
her
stay
Nanalmo
Fisherman,
was
found
washed
ashore
near
the
northern
reaches
of
the
Island.
Res-
1
cued
were
Albert
Hadley
and
I
"id
city
hall
staffs
,
.
i
.will
provide
year-round
employment
In
mill
and
woods.
The
Dr.
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Burcess.
j
current
drive
will
provide
logs
Miller
Bay
-
Hospital,
left
by
plare
I
of
-
pulp
-
species
hemlock,
balsam
I
business
establish-
clty.
National
i
nere,
sne
ana
ner
granusuii,
n.
Philadelphia
4.
New.
York
7
E.
Davies,
visited
in
Ketchikan.
Boston
3,
Brooklyn
8
Mr.
Davies
is
pipe
superintendent
Pittsburgh-Chicago
postponed
at
Columbia
Cellulose
at
Watson
Cincinnatl-St.
Louis
postponed
Island.
"
eludes
hotel
and
water
transport
;
met
with
the
railways
yesterday
employees,
covered
a
44-Jhour
I
demanded
a
definite
date
for
the
week
with
no
deduction
in
take-
I
adoption
of
a
five-day
40-hour
home
pay,
or
an
alternative
offer
j
week
with
maintenance
of
take-of
a
graduated
wage
increase
!
home
pay,
a
wage
increase
of.
7
effective
August
1
averaging
82
j
cents
per
hour
and
a
check
"
of
cents
per
hour
if
the
basic
work
I
unions
dues.
-
-
Lenara
itooi.
ooin
oi
uuaucuiu.
,
,
.
Th,,o
f,
,
hot
,
ict
f
I
this
afternoon
for
a
week-end
.
.
in
i
and
spruce-for
starting
up
the
entertainment
will
miu
in
1951-
1
mountainous
seas.
I
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
j
he
nightly
programs
Comm
unists
Are
Being
Turned
Back
Need
Weather
Tonight
-
-
at
the
Carnival
iTrain
Dclaved
I
Americans
Follow
Up
-warmer
weath-'By
Derailment
!
oe
the
urnpnt.'
'
Local
Barrister
Named
King's
Counsel
7
p.m.
f
ln
Canada's
field
I
nPrailmenK
of
a
freldit
train
I
Victories
In
Korea
ntncrany
from
f
Mj.,Brlfle
,n
wnlcn
ien
W.
BROWN
IS
HONORED
BY
BENCHERS
men,.
8
awav
icars
of
lumber
were
upset
at
10
menrementof
har-i0.clork
Frlria
morning
resulted
-r
OFFICIAL
OPENING
Midway
Industrial
and
Photo
Exhibits
Outdoor
rides.
Junior
King
and
Queen
Contest.
Miss
P.N.
E.
and
Carnival
Queen
Contest.
.
-NIGHTLY
DOOR
TRIZE
TOKYO
(CP)
The
main
'effort
of
the
North
7.30
11.30
r,
i.
in
ho
injuries
uut
utmjcu
I.
rust
n
SOniC
rviKsenrrer
train
rino
tnnltrht
from
VICTORIA
Oi
Among
thirty
British
Columbia
lawyers
-
-
o---
Mnnnnn..
i..
....
.
poppers
in
others,
the
East,
it
is
renorted
to
be
,,',
t,i
.
mmei
hv
the
omvinrini
coverr.ment.
is
Thomas
Korean
Communists
to
capture
the
.
provisional
ir.
'mistCr.e,aLr
twclve
n0,"'s
late
whlCo
W?U''d
W.
Brown
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
lawyers
were
chosen
by
a
special
5
capital
of
South
Korea,
TaegU,
has
been
stopped
in
11
Intb
account
.'
.
1;":.'
a
committee
consisting
of
two
chief
justices
and
representatives
of
its
tracks.
Tho
The
fwn
two
nrinpinal
principal
riri
drives,have
been
turned
the
Law
Society's
benchers.
a
ii.irve.snil',
;
back
and
the
enemy
have
been
subjected
to
a
bloody
,
1
Junjor
Kjng
Qnd
Queen
Entrants
report
at
7
p.m.
Hne
ltly
crop
department
nf
.
defeat
in
the
Naktong
Kiver
bulge.
i
Mr.
Drown
received
advice
and
first
cdngratulations
on
his
THE
WtATHLR
SYNOPSIS
Mnadi.ln
Natinn;t
American
B29's
soared
far
to
the
north
to
pound
the
port
of
i
appolr-tmcnt
as
King's
Counsel
from
the
Daily
News,
bon
oi
me
I
late
Judge
J.
R.
Brown,
for
many
years
County
Court
judge
at
I
M
'larnase
ha
oi,.j.
i
onaay
Peace
River
nf7'
U
is
part
clourty
today,
"v.the
i
Or
and
Forks
Mr.
Brown
is
a
1925
graduate
of
University
of
British
Chongjin,
its
rail
yards
and
the
"cl
bv
no
k.
Morl0
at
tne
London
School
of
Economics,
important
Miisumsni
iron
iwor.
;
Region
ana
wre.r
V:t
rolumbia.
He
als0
also
studied
studled
at
the
I
almost
within
sight
cf
Russian
are
are
I0S
log
DanKs
Danns
aiuiijt
aiong
uie
uic
hmi
-a.
,.
i,
f.,
f
r,ot,i
,
On
I
"mate
nf
h
.arniva
.
-iror
Teianrt.i
Havine
been
arucieu
iu
vo.ii.uu.ci
mi..
u.
..o
-
f
.
K
the
""ma'ie
Coast
m,-.
m;
...
.
uoi,
ui
lanwu.Li
-w-
.
"
....
.
,
.
,
.
.
.
i
,.
i
a
lernuuiv.
DMkta
ui
...
jhu.
ANCHORAGE
A
l8.-rt
cracked
up
and
burned
on
the
walls
of
a
canyon
near
here
yesterday,
killing
three
persons
and
gravely
injuring
a
fourth.
The
pilot,
Richard
Rude,
19,
was
thrown
clear
and
crawled
two
miles
for
help.
His
brother.
Babe,
16,
a.rd
two
others,
an
unidentified
elderly
couple,
were
killed.
.
ascer-
Elsewhere
in
the
province
it
Is
he
was
called
to
the
Dar
apru
o,
ruur
aays
mr
ae
j.
u
&nd
gmoke
columTls
ina
sunny
ana
.warm,
whuiwj
me
law
in
m
ui
.
owerea
ior
neany
a
niuc.
witv,
"'""'er
was
Sunday
will
Do
mucn
me
same
i93i
tne
partnersnip
was
cnangea
vo
w
imams,
mausuu,
diuxu
,
.
factory
was
Dne
or
me
most
ptnQ
thl-n,
1-
uiwv
v-o..
.
.
v
w.
i
MarVcY.,.
I.
naiirj
iiflii'6
jutiitu
u.
uivmhumuv.
...
"
j
nitUCHt
IlirbtVI
wwtio
ill
ijc.
Nlnetv
Superforts
hammered
rang,
in
il
tfe.
Columbia
can
look
lorwaro
toi
wuliams
and
tne
now
Mr.
Justice
A.
M.
Manson
had
dropped
out
in
thi.7L;
n"igooa
wealner
Ior
lne
weeu1'
and
the
firm
became
known
as
Brown
&
Har.vey.
Since
then
A.
i
.ms
section.
FORECAST
.
i
i
,u.
f
t-
r
fi
fi
i,
military
and
Industrial
targets
in
North
Korea
with
nearly
eight
hundred
tons
of
.bombs
as
.
i
'
urilCE
iJiOWIlt
uiutiici
ui
x.
,
uivvii,
jwiiicu
iuo
xn
in
aiiu
o
u-n
L
TIDF;
I
North
Coast
.Region-Cloudy
amember
AIR
PASSENGERS
!
To
Vancouver
(today)'
Mr.
I
and
Mrs.
G.
L.
Brodie,
H.
Leder,
Aucut
.
I
with
sunny
intervals
tooay
on
bust
20,
1950
tomorrow.
Little
change
In.
,
-
-
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmi
-
i
the
Americano
followed
up
their
victories
in
the
field.
i
SURPRISE
LANDING
I
A
surprise
landing
deep
fore
the
fire
department
was
able
en
::
4
t.emnernt.nre
Winds
licht.
Low
-
:
2-5
p.m.
Outdoor
rides
Train
and
Chair-o-plane
Industrial
and
Photo
Exhibits.
3
p.m.
Todd
and
Plutc
Stage
Show
children
free.
7
p.m.
Doors
open
Midway
Outdoor
rides
Industrial
and
Photo
Exhibits.
7.30
p.m.
COMMENCING
POST
OFFICE
CARNIVAL
"P.
N.
E."
QUEEN
PARADE..
,
8
p.m.
Coronation
Carnival
Queen
and
Junior
Kina
and
Queen.
11.30
p.m.
Todd
and
Pluto
Stage
Show
and
Dancing
till
1
a.m.
NIGHTLY
DOOR
PRIZE
J.
Hatch,
Miss
M.
Furk,
J.
Marice
j
Mr.
Snelerove,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
1
1
Ul
lR:in
185
fwt
tonight
and
high
tomorrow
ati
rJcwIvwcdi
HoYC
NCWiywca-
19
5
feet
Port
Hardy
and
Prince
Rupert
j
Olson
and
son,
H.
Harris,
D.
Ol-'son,
W.
McLeod,
H.
Leeder.
today
as
the
North
Korean
i
o
ieer,
on
ana
bo;
oanaspn,
au
mm
u".
i
rire
in
huj
To
Sandspit
(today)
Dr.
and!
to
control
the
burner,
soot
had
spread
about
the
house
and
caused
considerable
damage
to
furniture
and
appointments
Communists
retreated
on
two
fronts,
beaten
back
from
thetr
Mrs
Burgess,
J.
Jeffries.
most
serious
threats
to
the
From
Vancouver
(yesterday);
HAU.EMGE
FOOTBALL
United
Nations
forces.
The
sur
Mrs.
Coulter,
Miss
Coulter,
Mrs.
i
Strebe.
W.
M.
Rody.
F.
Neave.
W.
1
prise
landing
was
made
by
South
Korean
troops.
The
hazards
of
home
making
were
brought
to
the
fore
early
In
the
married
life
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Mahablr,
1014
Alfred
Street.
Married
Sunday.
Mrs.
Mahibir.
found
the
oil
burner
flooded
and
causing
a
great
deal
of
smoke
at
neon
Friday.
Be-
F.
Wickett.
Mrs.
Konkin.
W.
L.
'
Lyons,
O.
Lldstune.
W.
Tyeman.
'yonjh
vs.
Prince
Rupert
SATURDAY
7
P.M.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Elliott
and(
Mrs.
Elliott's
sister,
Miss
A.
Sut-j
terith.
flew
to
Ketchikan
byj
charter
plane
this
morning.
I
Another
Canadian
destroyer
not
named
has
taken
part
In
bombarding
of
Communist
shore
objectives.
K.
Klillboton,
F.
H.
Stevens,
D.
K.
McMillan.
.