special
u.S.
iciivoy
to
Seek
yens
Cat
j
Finns
Will
Co
Own
Assessing
(Hint
Wednesday,
October
...I,'
21
I.
Under
New
School
Financing
Plan
TOIG1I
CIIKMICAL
Information
on
Peace
Talks
omorrow
tmnin
used
m
;
Australia
.:,
learner
industry
'
The
Catholic
Women's
VANCOUVER
l
When
the
where
the
machinery
levy
now
tomes
from
chestnut
trees.
are
'descendn
.
jty
JOHN
M.
H1GHTOWER
pnd
that
he
intends
to
allow
I
resentatives
Monday.
League
of
the
Church
of
provincial
government's
n
r
w
is
in
force.
Vancouver
city
also
them
no
opportunity
to
create
I
In
preparation
for
the
mis-j
Annunciation
tomorrow
the
school
financing
plan
beromes
has
charter
powers
to
demand
WASHINGTON
(AP)
Special
what
he
called
"the
illusion
of
sion,
Dean
met
Tuesday
with
will
launch
Its
night
.effective
next
year,
manufnetur-'
the
declaration
and
to
crack
tiicoy
Arthur
Dean
leaves
for
agreement."
representatives
of
the
15
other
series
of
card
annual
winter
ine
concerns
in
British
Columbia
down
on
defaulters.
parties
at
Annunciation
K6;ea
today
to
determine
when,
1
He
did
not
tie
this
directly
to
United
Nations
members
which
school
I
will
be
required
to
do
their
own
The
legislation
calls
for
taxation
CITY
TRANSFER
where
and
on
what
conditions
Prime
Minister
Churchill's
re-sf
fought
in
the
Korean
war.
He
!
tax
assessing.
of
machinery
for
the
first
firmed
interest
exploratory
will
them
in
his
The
parties,
to
be
held
once
)
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i
tlic
Far
Eastern
Communist
in
be
representing
Vancouver
city
officials
said
time,
to
provide
additional
tx
to
talks
that
would
include
President
talks.
a
month
Instead
of
ib-monthly
r!Ts
(all
f;'.-
firms
to
set
the
revenue
to
finance
school
costs.
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
are
willing
negotiate
.
.
..
powers
Korean
settlement.
Eisenhower
and
Premier
The
Reds
have
served
no'ice
as
in
the
past,
will
Include
vnlu
of
taxable
machinery
In
Manufacturers
will
be
required
FURNITURE
-V
,-
I
a
IState
Secretary
peace
Dulles,
having
Malenkov,
but
it
seemed
evident
they
will
again
insist
on
inclusion
games
of
whist,
bridge
and
j
their
plants
covering
the
first
to
submit
a
sworn
affidavit
setting
MOVING
TV;
4
(Ufccicd
this
"practical
step"
to
1
he
thought
little
of
the
Churchill
of
neutral
powers.
State
cribbage
and
open
tables
for
j
year
of
operation
and
they
for-jjee
out
the
value
of
machinery
the
players'
choice
W.id
out
the
Ked
Chinese
and
;
project.
department
oii'iciais
said
Dean
of
cards.
no
difficulty
in
getting
the
in
their
plants.
Assessment
department
Phone
950
There
will
be
a
door
prize,
information.
officials
will
then
Ncji
lh
Koreans,
called
on
Mos-
'
PLAN
TALKS
,
can
listen
to
wnat
they
have
to
and
prizes
for
the.
various
card'
CRATING
-
PACKINO
ciw
'.
meanwhile,
for
"revealing"
Dean,
with
a
staff
of
eieht
1
Th
trovernmeat,
which
sug-jppsted
CI1CLK
mrae
icptMui
piugirvMvr-
ST()R
say
but
cannot
negotiate
on
this
game
winners,
and
refreshments
the
at
four-year
intervals.
first
Avenue
and
system,
already
uses
ly,
probably
McBeide
evidence
on
wnat
Russia
intenus
;
advisers
and
assistants,
will
talk
;
Slrwt
I-
to
c!o
concretely
about
a
settle-
;
wnn
umipa
states
miuuu
y
aim
issue.
will
be
served.
the
plan
in
unorganized
territory
n-Jnt
there.
.
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with
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Willi
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on
specific
issues
Chinosc
and
N.'i
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Kon
an
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p-
;
Experts
Differ
on
Identity
Of
Who
Met
Capt
Vancouver
i3C.
!
aeo
by
two
of
Capilano's
grandchildren.
i
The
Indian
chief,
whose
name
;
now
is
preserved
for
immortality
:
by
a
river,
a
golf
course,
a
sta-i
dium
and
a
brewery,
wasn't
bprn
until
some
eight
years
after
Capt.
j
V
ancouver
sailed
into
the
harbor.
Mr.
Matthews
contends.
Furthermore,
i-tids
the
archivist.
Chief
Capilano
is
known
to
have
lived
until
1875.
VANCOUVER
CP
Claims
and
ci'i.ntcr-claiir.s
of
two
Vancouver
Iip'.orians
have
stirred
up
a
mild
,
i
cbtiovcrsy
over
who
led
the
Indians
to
greet
Captain
George
Vneonjer
on
his
arrival
here
iro
year's
ago.
f.'id
the
original
Chief
Capilano
n'tlly
paddle
out
to
greet
the
'
ili.voverer
of
Vancouver
harbor?
'
VYes."
sa5's
Indian
editor
Andy
.:
':mll.
',No."
retorts
city
archivist
J.
S.
.Matthews.
The
argument
started
from
an
ni
UcleJiy
Mr.
Paull
in
his
magazine,
The
Totem
Speaks.
He
gave
,
a
itining
account
of
how
Chief
Capilano
led
40
war
canoes
out
'
to
meet
the
British
explorer's
,
ship
on
June
13.
1792.
SKKPTtC
VIEW
Thus,
if
the
cnief
really
greeted
the
British
explorer,
and
if
he
iivea
10
oe
ai
least
iuj
on
ine
assumption
that
he
was
at
least"
20
years
old
when
he
was
leading
I
war
canoes
around
the
harbor.
Neither
historian
appears
will-
I
ing
to
accept
tms
possibility,
and
I
thereby
hangs
a
stalemate.
:
m
n
Sir.
Matthews
thought
the
story
was
tommyrot,
and
in
a
Ictjcr
to
the
magazine
said
"llicre
is
not
a
word
of
truth
in
11
"
Witling
back
in
the
current
is.iiie
of
the
magazine,
Mr.
Paull
turn
his
facts
are
true.
He
says
heawas
among
a
chosen
few
selected
to
learn
West
coast
Indian
hi.Moiy
for
the
purpose
of
hand
SUFFERERS
Stop
miserable
Sinus
juffering
I
now
with
Nevo
Sinus
Retnely.
I
Careful
medical
tests
show
that
Nevo
oornnletely
eliminate?
i
inus
suffenng
in
almost
all
i
cases
ven
chronic
cases,
and
ing
it
down
to
the
next
genera-
j
those
which
have
had
recourse
to
surgical
drainage.
Safe
for
,
children
and
adults.
iimi
as
his
lorctatners
didDeiore
!
him.
!
Mr.
Mathews
claims
that
his
owh
information
was
given
years
i
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PHARMACO
CO.
LTD.
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Vancouver
3,
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Jet
Travels
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12
Miles
Per
Minute
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LOS
ANGELES
(AP)
Tha
Uruted
States
Air
Force
Tuesday
gave
the
first
public
demonstration
of
its
powerful,
faster-than-sound
F100
Super-Sagre
jet
fighter.
"Pest
pilot
George
Welch
cf
North
American
Aviation,
build-er..6f
the
swept-wing
craft,
put
(hi
successor
to
the
Korea-fa&cd
F86
Sabre
jet
through
its
paws
at
speeds
greater
than
720
luift
an
hour
12
miles
a
mln-uts
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big
plate
glass
windows
mid
27
smaller
panes
in
the
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