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VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
226
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
27,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
United.
Natidinis
Up
rCoirea
HOME
APPLICANTS
WANTED
Low
Rental
Housing
BASEBALL
SCORES
American
League
Washington
2,
Boston
0
Philadelphia
8,
New
York
7
National
League
Commies
Protest
Raise
In
Prices
VIENNA
W
Communist
Both
Confident
Louis-Charles
Ready
to
fight
NEW
YORK
R)Joe
Louis
and
Ezzard
Charles
yesterday
completed
serious
training
for
their
world
heavvweieht
fieht
to
New
York
7,
Philadelphia
7
at
Project
Here
Likely
(apture
Of
Seoul
Is
Nearing
Completion
TOKYO
(CP)
A
mop-up
fight
for
burning-Seoul,
South
Korea's
burnng
capital,
appeared
nearing
its
end
today
and
General
Mac
Arthur's
headquarters
announced
that
a
trap
on
fat
Korean
forces
in
the
south
"is
sealed."
United
States
Marines
have
captured
the
capital
demonstrators
noted
in
the
heart
of
Vienna
Tuesday,
thousands
of
workers
In
the
Russian
end
of
ninth.
American
Washington
11-7,
New
York
9-10
Detroit
3-3.
St.
Louis
1-5
Chicago
0,
Cleveland
2
If
upwards
of
fifty
good
firm
applicants
for
low
rental
housing
can
be
obtained,
the
provincial
government,
under
a
scheme
of
joint
federal
and
provincial
financing,
will
come
into
Prince
Rupert
and
build
them,
the
joint
committee
of
the
city
council
and
night,
each
banging
their
,
sparring
partners
in
four
rounds.
controlled
Industrial
plants
are
reported
to
have
gone
on
strike
In
protest
against
government
plans
to
raise
prices
along
with
wages.
The
rioters
failed
to
break
through
the
police
lines
but
demonstrators
tied
up
the
traffic
centre
of
the
rll.w
for
National
Philadelphia
8,
Boston
7
New
York
4,
Brooklyn
8
HERE
Local
P.C.
Both
expect
to
win
Charles
because
of
his
age
of
29
compared
with
Louis'
36
and
Louis
I
building
and
Russian
and
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
on
housing
was
Unscoinb.
jthering
because
he
anticipates
the
end
by
a
knockout.
Alberta
Smoke
than
an
hour.
Two
policemen
w,u
at
a
"lleu"K
yesteruay
si-
Cincinnati
7.
St.
Louis
2
Pacific
Coast
Portand
10-il,
Ljs
vngeles
0-4
Hollywood
11,
Sacramento
5
8an
Diego
10.
Oakland
8
San
Francisco
11,
Seattle
2
were
Injured
in
the
melee
I
Joe
Louis,
who
retired
two
years
ago,
battles
Charles
in
the
effort
to
become
the
first
heavy
Short
Sessions
French
consulates
near
the
heat
of
the
city
and
raised
the
American
flag
over
them.
The
flag
flew
briefly
over
the
shell-damaged
Soviet
consulate
and
then
was
lowered
by
a
United
States
Marine
company
because
it
was
their
only
big
flag
and
they
Hits
Scotland
scomo
ternoon
by
Mayor
G.
W.
Rud-derham.
Aid.
O.
B.
Casey
and
Aid.
Douglas
Frlzzell
following
conferences
at
Nelson
recently
with
government
housing
officials
who
were
at
the
Union
of
British
Columbia
Municipalities
EDMONTON
After
having
i
been
enveloped
In
thick
smog
for
weight
titleholder
in
history
to
regain
the
prized
crown.
A
fresh
flood
of
Charles
money
has
dropped
the
price
of
the
title
fight
to
5
to
8
in
favor
of
the
Brown
Bomber.
wanted
it
for
the
United
States
Thing
Of
Past
OTTAWA
Canadian
Parliament
has
been
in
session
for
ten
of
the
last
twelve
months,
and
orea
ambassador's
residence.
convention.
It
was
enthusiasti
Tudeh
Secrecy
Vague
Threat
To
Iran
Peace
Seoul
shuddered
and
rocked
cally
decided
to
start
an
energetic
campaign
to
get
that
num
Would
End
War
Britain
Leads
Korean
Peace
under
the
Impact
of
heavy
fight
urrrssivr-Consrrv-
ii
oaas
noia
up
untu
7
n.m.
hck
Present
Leader
ing
hut
only
a
relatively
small
section
is
still
in
Red
hands.
(Pacific
Standard
Time),
which
Is
fight
time,
Louis
may
enter
the
ring
at
the
shortest
odds
days
as
a
result
of
the
largel
forest
fires
in
northern
Alberta
and
British
Columbia,
Edmonton
has
clear
skies
again
following
rain
which
put
many
of
the
fires
out.
The
smoke
from
the
flies
is
said
to
have
reached
as
far
as
Scotland.
Lake
Winnipeg
Water
Is
High
WINNIPEG
As
a
result
of
the
e
in
the
leadership
Anscomb
was
ex-thc
meeting
of
the
Conservative
Assocl-
since
he
first
won
the
heavy
members
are
beginning
to
feel
a
sense
of
disappointment.
There
had
been
the
feeling
that
war-time
pressure
would
ease
following
the
victory
in
1945,
but
the
reverse
has
happened.
Few
today
look
for
a
return
to
the
times
when
a
three
or
four
months
period
would
suffice.
Today
increased
responsibilities
are
causing
the
lengthening
of
weight
crown
from
Jimmy
Brad-
Already
much
of
the
capital
is
in
ruins.
Further
destruction
seems
inevitable
because
of
fanatical
resistance
of
die-hard
Communist
fighters.
Other
United
Nations
solldif-fled
an
Allied
line
now
running
ber
of
applicants
or
as
many
more
as
possible
on
the
dotted
line
as
quickly
as
possible.
The
scheme
is
a
very
simple
one.
All
that
has
to
be
done
locally
Is
get
the
applicants
and
establish
the
need
for
housing.
Then
art
official
will
come
to
survey
the
situation
and
organize
the
project.
dock
in
Chicago
on
June
22,
1937.
ovening
in
the
Civic
A
crowd
of
around
30,000,
pay
ing
from
$3
to
$30,
Is
expected
to
LAKE
SUCCESS
Great
Britain
took
the
initiative
yesterday
In
proposing
peace
terms
for
the
settlement
of
the
war
in
Korea,
the
time
appearing
opportune
in
view
of
the
striking
suc-
t
of
thus
meeting
was
visit
the
big
ball
park.
dflocatfs
to
the
pro-
Another
25.000.000
fans
,-rnh-.
spring
floods
and
the
generally
TEHERAN,
Iran,
(APt
The
vague
and
formless
threat
of
the
pro-Communist
Tudeh
party
hangs
over
this
key
Middle-East
country
bordering
Russia.
The
Tudeh
is
a
secret
organization.
Its
secrets
are
so
well-guarded
that
little
Is
known
outside
of
the
party
regarding
Its
leaders,
membership
or
activities.
The
party
went
underground
ention
to
take
place
215
miles
diagonally
across
the
peninsula
from
Pusan,
in
the
extreme
southeast,
to
Seoul
and
tightened
their
vise
on
thousands
of
trapped
Communists.
or.
ably
will
watch
the
15-round
wet
season
this
year,
waters
of
bout
via
television
and
millions
Lake
Winnipeg
continue
to
main-
jcess
of
United
Nations
arms
in
When
the
18-day
emergency
sitting
adjourned,
there
was
no
recent
days.
more
will
hear
it
over-
the
na-
I
taln
an
alarming
height.
When
nominated
were
H.
Crawford
Moore.
Dr.
Mrs.
J.
T.
Harvey,
P.
The
basis
of
the
scheme
Is
a
two-bedroom
unit
which
would
rent
for
$45.
Rentals
might
scale
upwards,
of
course,
on
the
variation
of
local
costs
or
if
The
United
States
approves
of
certainty
it
would
not
be
recon
tional
radio
networks.
(CFPRitne
October
winds
come,
resl-
the
British
plan
which
provides
for
the
restoration
of
democratic
vened
before
the
end
of
the
year.
There
was
tentative
adjournment
sald
today
it
did
not
expect
to
dents
are
anticipating
that
con-carry
the
fight.)
slderable
damage
may
be
ex
iox
McKenzie,
George
idon
McAfee.
Harry
General
MacArthur
said
that,
"while
mopping
up
fighting
is
still
in
progress,
all
effective
escape
routes
are
closed
and
the
fate
ol
North
Korean
forces
caught
In
this
pocket
is
sealed."
larger
units
are
required
tn
Fohmarv
i4
hut
Prpmier
St.
I
government.
pected
irom
ine
Dealing
oi
the
Louis
is
understood
to
have
i
II.
Elkins.
with
W.
B.
also
De.
Laurent
made
it
clear
that
mem-
The
question
of
whether
the
waves.
Already
there
has
been
Apartments
could
available.
Mont,
and
Mrs.
P.
M.
told
friends
yesterday:
"I'll
1
I
bers
will
be
recalled
if
the
inter-
United
Nations
forces
should
stop
considerable
shore
erosion.
In
February,
1949.
It
was
bannrd
then
by
the
government
after
being
blamed
for
an
unsuccessful
attempt
to
shoot
and
kill
the
Shah.
Since
then,
the
party
has
continued
to
publish
and
secretly
knock
him
out
in
five
rounds.'
T.
Harvey
as
members
The
scheme
also
provides
for
national
situation
makes
thi
at
the
38th
parallel
Is
not
speci
Charles
says:
"I'm
going
toj
purchase
on
a
rental
payment
by
necessary,
fically
determined,
the
view
being
that
this
Is
a
matter
of
military
stop
nim
no
later
than
the
r-lins
was
presided
twelfth
round.
Joe
can
be
chop
expediency.
if
president,
W.
D.
d
there
was
quite
a
f
distribute
weekly
newpapers
and
ped
up
like
any
other
old
guy."
;
Nevertheless,
there
are
reports
aancc.
here
that,
should
the
38th
arrangement,
ui
uuwu
ojhu-h,,
which
itself
might
be
arranged
,
y
by
accumulating
payments.
i
KKIIIfl
I
(KK
As
one
alderman
said:
"The
;
IMJIIiy
WJIJ
scheme
seems
almost
unbellev-,
M
n
ably
good
.
,
1
nil
racers
wl
"
The
mayor
and
Aid.
Casey
and
;
r
Smoke
From
Alberta
Throws
Fear
Into
Hearts
Of
Old
Country
Folk
LONDON
(CP)
A
strange
blue
suft
'followed
the
freak
blue
rrioon
in
the
skies
over
the
North
Sea
'4S
commenced
when
parallel
be
passed,
Soviet
Russia
nd
Communist
China
would
.ie
siKKcstcd
that
the
Indonesia
Is
In
U
N.
Now
p
provided
with
some
pamphlets.
Police
efforts
to
find
the
printing
plant
have
been
without
success.
Outside
of
this
activity,
the
Tudeffhas
practically
sunk
out
sight,
although
officials
believe
it
has
had
a
hand
In
several
strikes
and
Jobless
I
send
large
forces
to
help
the
Frlzzell
were
enthusiastic
about
,AP,
(North
Koreans
U
possibilities
in'
meeting
,ihe
of
publshln(?
newspaper(1
lOCal
neea.
I-1I
tnr
lurllnlnus
orfinotmont
;
area
today.
While
baffled
British
star
gazers
traded
Uiiuns
reflecting
the
cpncral
attitude
of
"ive
Conservative
As-:'.
Frincc
Rupert,
fjr
the
convention.
LAKE
SUCCESS
The
republic
Labor
Parley's
of
Indonesia
will
be
the
sixtieth
I
notes
on
the
phenomenon,
first
seen
in
the
United
The
government
would
pur-'
m
the,r
,ce
scales
tne
Comp.
chase
lots
from
the
city,
pre-,,
MOngdom
last
night,
colleagues
in
Demark
watched
There
are
fears
that
the
Tudeh
ferably
those
with
services.
The
"d
herf
silence
is
an
ominous
one.
that
,
nouses
,,.
wih
wouia
nrobablv
prooaoiy
be
ue
dls-
upon
yesterday
by
the
Security
the
sun
come
up
as
an
azure
Dau.
-
Jittery
old
folk
queued
up
at
Council.
The
vote
was
19
to
nothing.
Nationalist
China
fey
moved
a
resolution
i
thst
the
meeting
ro
lavoiing
continuation
':dence
in
the
leader-r
Ansenmb
and
that
:"sbe
roniiested
to
ad-viow.
The
resolution
Stormy
Session
WINNIPEG
After
a
stormy
session
In
whicki
the
left
wing
minority
was
very
audible
and
durine
which
President
A.
R.
u-,
T
F
Mowle,
comptroller
of
trlbutcd
in
various
parts
of
the
DowJones
&
Co
pubUsherS
of
city
where
lot.
i
are
street
Jour
Local
contractors
will
have
the
sales
tooI
Ne
have
a
strictly
TftnP
competitive
itve
basis.
hLsg
their
advertising
space
so
vaiahl(l
t
Amertran
business
the
party
may
be
lying
low
and
gathering
strength
for
a
strategic
blow.
The
Tudeh
strength
can
not
be
measured
In
terms
of
present
membership
believed
roughly
to
pd
by
Dr.
R.
O.
Large.
Mosher
threatened
to
have
some
Wilfrid
McLean,
chairman
Aid.
u
cannot
be
lgnored
It
ls
the
PNSTANCY
Ambassador
To
Britain
Quits
-
of
the
city
councils
housing
com-
t
hmored.
We
should
kKenzife
urged
that
of
them
forcibly
ejected,
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
convention
late
yesterday
adop
some
Danish
provincial
DanKS
demanding
their
money
for
a
hurried
flight
from
doomsday.
Some
feared
the
end
of
the
world.
Astronomers
are
divided
on
the
cause,
but
some
thought
it
was
a
filtering
effect
of
far-flung
smoke
from
vast
forest
fires
raging
in
Alberta
ani
Northern
British
Columbia.
Others
thought
the
cause
to
be
dust
blown
high
Into
the
air
In
a
storm
and
volcanic
eruption
far
to
the
west.
:ore
constancy
in
the
he
Dartv.
There
had
be
between
10,000
and
20.000.
Observers
say
it's
the
potential
membership
the
party
might
have
If
Its
existence'
were'
legalized
that
worries
both
the
government
and
western
democracies
anxious
to
thwart
the
spread
of
Communism.
believed
too
errat
a
ted
the
executive's
statement
of
policy,
including
anti-Communist
measures,
by
a
vote
of
700
t(
mlttee,
presided
at
yesterday
lce
u
accordingiy
wltrl
apolo-
afternoon'8
meeting
and
others
'
g,es
none
present
were
Mayor
O.
W.
Rud-
Mowle
traced
the
rtse
in
iabor,
derham.
Aid.
O.
B.
Casey,
Aid.
.
newsprint
and
other
costss
In
the
T.
B
Black,
Aid.
W.
A.
McLean,
j
ast
decade
Aid
H.
F
.Glassey,
Aid.
O.
V.
Friz-
j
..NeWspapers.
as
a
whole,
are
o
sanction
chances
'
matters.
D.
C.
Stuart
25.
if
this
could
be
done
LONDON
Lewis
Douglas,
United
States
ambassador
to
Great
Britain
for
the
past
few
years,
is
relinquishing
his
duties
owing
to
Ill-health.
A
year
ago
Mr.
Johnson
sustained
a
zell,
W.
f.
bione
ana
u.
M.jearnlng
less
each
year
despite
Fclsenthal.
an
annual
Increasing
volume
of
H.
r
said
he
felt
there
had
t'-hing
in
what
Mr.
MAYBE
NO
KOREA
OTTAWA
The
triumphant
march
of
American
troops
in
Korea
has
raised
the
possibility
that
Canada's
special
force
may
never
see
action
there
and
may
go
instead
to
Western
Europe.
Further
developments
will
depend
on
any
action
taken
by
the
Vnitcd
Nations
beyond
the
38th
par
gross
revenue,
ne
saia.
"Several
great
newspapers
mentioned
and
kcep-
serious
eye
injury
while
fishing.;
There
is
no
hint
yesterday
as
to
,
who
his
successor
will
be.
j
lsUon
In
mind
might
FOR
SLEEPY
FIREMEN
SWANSEA,
Wales
Firemen
here
can
no
longer
give
the
excuse
that
they
are
unable
to
hear
their
alarm
clocks.
The
firemen's
union
has
stepped
in
with
a
suggestion
that
the
clocks.
If
placed
in
glass
bowls,
will
waKe
any
sleepy
fireman.
have
closed
their
doors
within
the
current
year.
Sixteen
mergers
of
competing
newspapers
or
LOCAL
TIDES
.
Thursday,
September
28,
1950
High
2:22
20.1.
feet
14:26
21.2
feet
Low
8:19
5.2
feet
20:50
3.5
feet
Up
to
now
Tudeh
has
been
the
only
organized
party
In
the
country
with
a
solid
program
of
reform.
SOCIALIST?
A
decade
ago
the
Tudeh
was
a
Socialist,
self-styled
progressive.
Liberal
organization.
Many
of
Us
founders
had
been
Jailed
for
their
Ideas
by
the
Dictator
Reza
Shah,
father
of
the
present
Shah.
During
the
war
and
Russian
occupation
of
part
of
Iran,
'he
Tudrh
crew
strong.
More
printing
plants
have
taken
place
Every
Candaian
city
with
a
population
of
30,000
or
more
has
an
official
community
planning
so
far
this
year
for
economy
board.
advantage.
Moore,
briefly
rc-'
political
situation,
J'isia
the
time
had
lie
PruKrcssive
Con-rty
to
try
and
stand
111
feci,
or
in
other
rk
toward
the
general
rostabl'.shmcnt.
ThU
3
seconded
by
Dr.
reasons
and
more
are
in
the
offing.
Peter
Wells
Funeral
Port
Simpson
Pays
Tribute
PORT
SIMPSON
All
Port
Simpson
paid
tribute
last
week
to
the
memory
of
the
late
Peter
Wells,
one
of
the
leading
men
of
the
village,
whose
funeral
took
place
at
Orace
United
Church.
Mr.
Wells
had
passed
away
in
Prince
Rupert
after
a
month's
CIRCULATION
RISES
"The
standard
reason
given
for
the
attrition
has
been
'costs
ris-lnE
faster
than
revenue.'
.
.
.
:
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
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(Coortesjr
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Many
Interior
valleys
reported
touches
of
frost
last
night
with
Klmberley
lowest
at
29.
With
clearing
skies
expected
tonight
most
Interior
valleys
will
be
frosty
again
tomorrow
morning.
and
more
It
reflected
the
Com
What
is
the
deeper
cause?
.
.
.
allel.
DOCKS
GO
HOME
VANCOUVER
Sixty
Douk-hobors,
first
of
395
eligible
for
release
from
British
Columbia
prisons
and
penitentiaries,
on
Tuesday,
in
a
secret
operation,
boarded
two
buses
for
Coquit-lam,
then
got
on
two
railway
cars
of
the
regular
run
of
the
C.PJt.
to
Nelson.
The
remainder
at
Oakalla
prison
iarm
are
likely
to
leave
in
a
few
days,
and
those
at
penitentiary
follow.
The
Doukhobors,
members
of
the
fanatic
Sons
of
H.
during
the
cour.se
The
answer
is
whether
we
have.
munist
line
as
Moscow
agents
'
rrabbed
control.
At
one
time
Tudeh
(which
means
massesl
claimed
a
membership
of
5,000,000.
Iran's
population
is
about
15,000.000.
met
the
problem
presented
with
proper
pricing
technique."
Mowle
said
newspaper
circula
'Parts
of
the
Fraser
Valley
will
"uni"
rp'narVs
'all"''
'o
the
demolition
of
"use
built
by
the
U.S.
'
during
the
war,
and
!'
that
although
other
in
B.C.
have
lmnor-
22
.43
.40
Aumaque
Beattle
Bevcqurt
Illness.
Before
the
remains
were
sent
home
here,
a
service
was
held
In
the
,chapel
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers
In
Prince
Rupert.
Rev.
A.
W.
Lawton
conducted
Observers
say
this
Is
exaggerated.
membership
might
ffU.
none
have
come
They
say
be
affected
too.
General
clear
skies
are
looked
for
tomorrow
although
considerable
cloudiness
will
still
persist
on
the
north
coast.
Afternoon
temperature
in
western
parts
of
the
province
will
be
a
little
higher
than
todays
have
been
about
100.003
when
"upon.
the
funeral
service
and
Ernest
Dudoward
presided
at
the
organ
to
accompany
the
hymns,
which
Skulsh
01
tion
has
been
climbing
steadily.
Ke
added:
"We
have
cleared
from
40,000,-000
morning
and
evening
circulation
in'
1939
to
around
53,000,-000
today.
This
is
an
increase
of
32
per
cent.
This
Increase
in
circulation
ls
the
finest
job
newspaper
business
has
done
in
the
last
10
years.
"It
indicates
we
have
a
product
that
ls
considered
so
essential
ill
today's
society
that
It
is
purchased
daily
by
53.000,000
people.
were
"Jesus,
Saviour,
Pilot
Me
the
rarty
reached
its
peak
In
(1948
iu5t
before
the
collapse
of
'
the
Soviet-sponsored
Peoples
Re-'
public
in
Azerbaijan
province.
I
About
half
the
present
Tudeh
membership
is
believed
conren-
and
"I
Need
Thee
Every
Hour."
but
eastern
sections
will
remain
cool.
Regional
forecasts
valid
un
Vancouver
Bayonne
02
j
Bralorne
6.75
B.
R.
Con
.02
B.
R.
X
04
Cariboo
Quartz
1.30
Congress
12
Hedley
Mascot
41
Pacific
Eastern
Pend
Oreille
Pioneer
2.35
Premier
Border
02V,
Privateer
08
y3
Reeves
McDonald
,
4.00
Reno
02
Sheep
Creek
1.24
Silbak
Premier
31
Taku
River
.10
Vananda
12
Vi
Salmon
Gold
.04
Spud
Valley
.'.
04
Silver
Stndard
1.98
Western
Uranium
77
x
Passes
'
Representatives
of
various
so
1
tvatoH
In
Tnhnran
in
povem-
Freedom
group,
were
convicted
of
nudism.
The
women
are
imprisoned
at
Grand
Forks.
AGREE
ON
DEFENCE
NEW
YORK
The
North
Atlantic
Treaty
council
Tuesday
agreed
on
creating
a
combined
defence
force
for
protecting
Western
Europe
against
Soviet
aggression
and
tossed
to
defence
ministers
the
problem
of
what
to
do
about
using
German
manpower
in
the
set-up.
pIpIIos
Ivv
Guild,
Ladles
of
the
Y.P.E.A.,
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club
expressed
well
spoken
words
of
sympathy.
The
Port
..
nif:',
-i,
nn-iiu
I'liiii.i.
niiii.r
iiinu.,"i"
I
n
the
history
nf
this
lard
other
vital
snotsi
Bobjo
.10V2;
Buffalo
Canadian
23
V2
I
Consol.
Smelters
........
118.25
Conwest
1.77
Donalda
.48
V2
Eldona
.22
East
Sullivan
7.30
Giant
Vellowknife
6.90
God's
Lake
.'
30
Hardrock
29
Harricana
:
08
'4
Heva
05'4
Hosco
ObVi
Jacknife
05
V
Joliet
Quebec
67
Lake
Rowan
.08
Lapaska
'
.03
Little
Long
Lac
38
Lynx
19
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.14
McKenzie
Red
Lake
40
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.25
Moneta
.31
til
midnight
Thursday.
Northcoast
region
Variable
cloudiness
today
and
Thursday.
A
few
scattered
showers
,
this
morning.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Light
winds.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit,
Prince
Rupert
40
and
55.
'
riiacp
Sunday
when
j
Other
strong
cells
are
believed
h
ot
thp
ate'
Walter
to
be
in
the
British
oil
fields
Simmon
Concert
Band
played
a
HIGHER
PRICES
P
laid
to
rest'.
PIWStntal.ivp
f,,r
n
n
r
Wel1
known
alono
t.i1B
number
of
selections.
Prior
to
the
church
service,
there
was
a
song
service
in
the
residence
of
deceased
as
the
body
lay
In
state,
the
choir
of
tbe
church
taking
part.
Members
of
the
Port
Simpson
.
"(Continued
on
page
4
"'f
Skeena
Rlvoi-
m
around
Abndan,
In
Isfahan
and
other
textile
factory
centres
an'',
nmong
the
oeasants
of
Azerbaijan
province.
Azerbnilan
with
about
one-fourth
of
tho
country's
ponula-
Inn-is
pitent'allv
the
most
explosive
spot
in
Iran.
Qualified
observers
believe
that
only
a
Oils-
"behaii
of
his
'race,
rs
his
atlitotio
'
"Most
newspapers
have
brought
their
selling
price
per
copy
up
to
five
cents.
Some
have
gone
to
seven
cents
per
copy.
It
is
inevitable
that
we
shall
seo
the
copy
price
of
newspapers
move
slowly
on
upward.
"The
newspaper
business,
with
its
tremendous
readership,
is
once
again
.reasserting
Us
old-time
aggressiveness
and
vitality
as
a
powerful
force
In
today's
social
and
economic
levels.
"Our
costs
will
continue
to
rtse
linr
J
l""we
r
days,
had
won
him
Ns
"
the
Naas
and
t
Anglo
Canadian
5.35
A.
P.
Con.
46
Atlantic
2.90
Calmont
1.21
C.
&
E
Cenral
Leduc
3.20
Hp
was
a
loyal
Ror1
rcn
yar
tnls
summer
T.
lhe
United
Phi,
!
snved
Azerbaitan
from
an
open
Negus
1.00
Noranda
72.25
Louvicourt
m
all
motto,.
pe(tnt
revolution.
Needless
to
sav.
the
Tudeh
has
viiiara
,..;
r":'a
"e-
NOTICE
TO
RATEPAYERS
A
Sale
of
Lots
within
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
on
which
delinquent
taxes
are
owing,
will
be
held
in
the
Council
Chambers,
City
Hall,
Prince
Rupert,
(3.C.,
at
10
a.m.
September
30th,
1950.
Property
on
which
1948
taxes
are
owing
will
be
sold
unless
paid
on
or
before
September
29th,-1950.
H.
M.
FOOTE,
City
Collector.
Home
Oil
15.50
i
I
services
'fBDitallzed
on
the
discontent.
Pie
conduct-
J.
H
.n,.
-
Russian
rnritn
nrnnacranaa
IS
possibly
as
high
as
10
per
cent
In
1951.
Circulation
and
linage
Lome
Anderson,
charged
with
reckless
driving,
yesterday
elected
speedy
trial
before
Judge
W.
O
.
Fulton
In
County
Court.
Trial
Is
set
for
October
2,
.
Horace
Bennett
was
apprehended
yesterday
by
R.C.M.P.
and
Is
being
held
on
a
charge
of
breaking
and
entering.
The
charge
is
the
result
of
an
Incident
at
King
George
rooms
Monday
night.
Wiit-
"'dwnewji
nr.
F'wn
with
t
r,
.
.
concentrated
on
this
sore
snot.
kail,
;.'T.
Wghton
will
continue
to
grow.
These
The
government
drive
aeainst
tu.
m..
j
i.iin..,l
lV.n
oft
alr
Pickle
Crow
1.75
Regcourt
-04Vj
San
Antonio
2.45
Senator
Rouyn
.22
Sherrlt
Gordon
2.20
Steep
Rock
4.00
Sturgeon
River
18
Silver
Miller
.91
Upper
Canada
2.05
kla
h,.Jorganbt-
The
Mercury
17
Vi
Okalta
185
Pacific
Pete
7.30
Princess
62
Royal
Canadian
"
.HVi
Royallte
14.00
Toronto
Athona
08
factors
make
Imperative
judi
hsion
t
the
ePmlU'U
the
Shah
resulted
In
arrest
hsh
a-,
le
cemetery
.,
,
,
.
,,,
cious
adjustments
of
the
rate
structure
to
put
the
newspaper
ay.
tie
leajeri
But
a
tare
number
business
on
-
a
sound
financial
basis.'
'
...
....
;
(went
Into
hiding.