Prince
Ruprrt
Dally
Neirs
Thursday,
June
11,
19b3
to
Advise
Cabinet
Committee
Set
u
SUMME
R
VALUES
On
Economic
Military
Plans
in
North
'T
THE
UNIVERSAL
FRASER
&
PAYNE
sources
minister
and
Northwest
,
respected.
Territories
commissioner.
Top
The
committee
may
establish
military,
science,
financial
and
new
areas
of
defence
activities,
transport
experts
are
included,
j
begin
surveying
uncharted
coast-One
of
the
committee's
major
al
waters,
plan
for
the
alloca-responsibilities
w
ill
be
to
dove-'.
tion
of
Arctic
shipping
and
new
toil
Canada's
military
planning
!
geological
surveys
and
study
in
the
Arctic
with
that
of
the
ways
of
enchancing
Arctic
eeon-
OTTAWA
'!
The
Cabinet
has
moved
quirtly
to
set
up
a
new
brain
trust
to
protect
Canada's
northern
interests
and
co-ordinate
all
future
economic
and
military
planning
in
the
Arctic.
The
group,
known
as
the
advisory
committee
on
northern
development,
is
headed
by
Maj.-Oen.
H.
A.
Young,
deputy
re
United
States,
making
certain
that
all
of
Canada's
rights
are
-
.
V
!
'
J'-
4t
,
...
J.
"
X
SHORTY
COATS
Misses'
shorty
coats
in
all-wool
fleeces,
tweeds,
basket
weaves,
etc.
Pastels,
off-whites
and
deep
shades
Sizes
10
to
18
Budget
Priced
from
HIJINSKY'S
BODY
PLACED
BESIDE
OTHER
TOP
ARTISTS
LONDON
API
The
body
of
Vaslav
Nijinsfcy.
great
Russian
ballet
dancer,
has
been
exhumed
from
an
unmarked
grave
in
8t.
Marylebone
cemetery.
.
The
remains
will
Le
re-hittcrcd
in
Mcniiiiartre
cemetery
in
Paris
beside
those
of
ofher
international
artists.
Nijinsky
died
in
a
London
clinic
April
8,
1950.
NYLON
HOSE
Fir.st
duality
Nylons,
51
gauge,
15
denier
Invitation
brand,
well-
known
for
style
ami
ctualitv.
In
three
beautiful
shades
8i.es
8
'a
to
10i2
p.t
omic
productivity.
The
committee
was
set
up
ouietly
about
three
months
ago,
without
announcement,
as
the
cabinet's
chief
adviser
and
mentor
on
northern
affairs.
Besides
Gen.
Young,
committee
membership
includes:
I.t
-Gen.
Charles
Foulkes,
chairman
of
the
chiefs
of
staff;
Dr.
O.
M.
Solandt,
head
of
the
defence
research
board;
J.
W.
Pickersgill,
cabinet
secretary
and
clerk
of
the
privy
council;
L.
Dana
Wilgress,
deputy
minister
of
external
affairs;
Kenneth
Taylor,
deputy
minister
of
finance;
Gen.
A.
G.
L.
McNaughton,
Canadian
chairman
of
the
joint
defence
board
and
International
joint
commission.
Private
industry
now
is
studying
the
possibility
of
harnesssing
si.nl
S9.V5
i
LADIES'
BLOUSES
Ciepts,
Nylons,
Crkskays
and
Novelty
materials.
Long
and
short
sleeve
styles.
Outstanding
value.
Week-end
only.
EACH
LUGGAGE
B.C.
Mining
Company
Within
Rights
in
Firing
Manager
$2.98
TWIN
TWIN
SETS
itli
the
Yukon
river
to
provide
a
4.30ft.ooo
-
h
o
r
s
e
p
o
w
e
r
hydro
fAf
n
r
Mens
all-leather
Glad
ikmcs
fm
your
I
.
US
summer
vacation.
T
t
CI
Urown
and
Bluet;
only.
Hi;l,
Ivai-h
mm0
m;h'i.hrrt
in
Vancouver
news
to
construct
a
smelter
papers
June
11.
1951.
The
adver-
.
P1,lnf
50
LADIES'
SKIRTS
probably
in
southern
Yukon
or
northern
British
Columbia:
tap
Worst
eU,
Gabardines,
F
lannels,
Serges
l'k
and
Vies.
Acetate.
Orion.
Sizes
12
to
2il
$26
95
GLADSTONES
Smart
fabric
coveted
Uiii
sets
in
brown
tweeds
only.
Wardrobe
and
O'nite
case.
SET
VANt'OLVLH
ft
Mr.
Justice
J
V.
Clyue
of
the
British
Columbia
Supereinc
Cou,
t
ruled
thai
a
mining
company
was
within
its
rights
in
notifying
its
shareholders
through
newspaper
advertisement
of
the
dismissal
of
a
mine
manager.
His
ruling,
in
favor
of
Estelle
Mines,
Ltd.,
of
Vancouver,
was
said
to
establish
a
precedent
regarding
privilege
in
libel
rases
tisement
said
he
had
been
hired
May
1
and
dismissed
May
19.
He
sued
for
$5,710
special
damages,
unstated
general
damages,
and
sought
in
an
alternative
claim
S9.000
for
wrongful
dismissal.
"He
failed
to
obey
orders
and
in
my
view
the
directors
had
ample
grounds
to
dismiss
him,"
Assorted
shades
and
styles
.
.
.
'Perfe
merchandise.
Values
to
$9
95.
WEEK-END
SPECIAL
new
ore
bodies
and
set
up
facilities
for
new
metallurgical
processes
that
will
provide
jobs
for
thousands
of
workers.
Military
activity
in
the
north
is
increasing,
too,
with
attention
focussed
on
the
big.Canada-U.S.
radar
network
and
weather
stations
built
on
the
northern
tundra.
CORDUROY
WESKITS
FADED
BLUE
SEPARATES
The
war
in
Indo-China
has
changed
the
way
of
life
for
nearly
everyone,
women
at
home
included.
This
woman
and
her
neighbors
have
to
carry
guns
for
protection
against
attack
by
Vietminh
rebels
in
the
Xieng
Khouang
sector
of
Laos,
even
though
the
threat
of
attack
has
diminished
because
of
rains.
and
resulted
in
dismissal
of
the
,
said
Mr.
Justice
Clyne,
mine
manager's
claim
for
dam-j
Piesident
Ernest
J.
Chapman
ages
for
libel.
!
told
court
notice
of
Robinson's
George
W.
Robinson,
mining
dismissal
was
published
in
the
engineer,
claimed
he
had
been
newspapers
to
allay
fears
of
libelled-
in
the
advertisement
shareholders
because
of
rumors
Nierely
made,
assorted
colors.
SPECIAL
$2.98
Polio
Claims
3
Persons
1
on
the
stock
exchange
after
Robinson
returned
to
Vancouver.
I
The
Estelle
mine
is
located
at
!
Wasa,
B.C.
Todays
Stocks
(CtMirU-sy
K.
Ii.
Jnhiiti.
f.n.
Md
)
NYLON
SLIPS
Tailored
and
luce
trimmed
styles
In
white
only.
All
sizes
up
to
42.
EACH
Sanforized
American
Denim.
Very
smartly
styled.
Jackets
5.98
Slacks
4.98
Pedal
Pushers
4.98
Skirts
3.98
Shorts
2.93
Shirts
2.98
Brassieres
1.75
Sizes
12
to
20
$5.95
IWA-Operators
Begin
Talks
At
Vancouver
i
VICTORIA
(CP)
Three
British
I
Columbians
have
died
of
polio
!
already
this
year,
the
provincial
;
health
department
said
today.
I
There
have
been
32
cases
of
polio
since
January
1,
compared
j
to
only
eight,
in
the
same
period
j
last
year.
Lunenburg
Celebrating
COTTON
PLISSE
SLIPS
j
The
last
death
was
early
in;
VANCOUVER
The
major
May,
a
30-year-old
Dawson
!
wa?e
dispute
in
B.C.'s
first
in-
(,'reek
man
dustry
has
gone
before
a
con-
Bicentennial
LUNENBURG.
N.S.
(CP)
Two
hundred
years
ago
nearly
1.500
settlers,
mostly
German,
landed
here
from
15
British
ships
and
i
ctnaiion
Doara
nere
witn
lop
'
international
officers
of
the
In-
Nylon
trim,
no
Ironing
net
cary.
While
only.
Sizes
32
to
44.
SPECIAL.
Each
$2-98
Health
officials
arc
not
over
the
increased
number
of
cases.
They
say
it
will
be
mifl-
'
fi.unded
the
second
British
set-
July
before
a
"general
pattern"
DRESSES
tienient
in
Canada.
HALF
SLIPS
I
r
,
'.
i
r
t
5
u
-Vl
"
t
1
v'
V,
.
-
v
1
f.
.
"
X
,
-
its
worst
:
Residents
of
this
Nova
Scotia
tan
e
determined,
iishing
town
of
3.000
marked
Last
year.
B.C.
had
their
200th
birthday
last
Sunday
polio
year.
'
with
a
mass
religious
service,
j
.
1
VAN'COl'VER
American
Standard
17
Bralorne
3.75
B
R
X
:
02
Cariboo
Quartz
1.05
Congress
07
Cronin
Bahine
10
Giant
Mascot
30
Indian
08
Pioneer
1.90
Premier
Border
07
Privateer
03
Reeves
McDonald
1.95
Hheep
Creek
06
Bilbak
Premier
12
Vananda
2'2
Spud
Valley
3'2
Silver
Standard
85
Western
Uranium
2
00
Sll-Van
43
Dorreen
26
Estella
38
OI!
Anglo
Canadian
5.80
A
P
Consol
28
Calmont
1.10
Central
Leduc
3.00
Home
Oil
8.00
Mercury
;
13
Okalta
2.60
ternational
W
o
o
d
w
o
r
k
ers
of
America
(CIO)
arguing
for
better
pay
and
working
conditions
for
(
3i,000
coast
members.
Union
representatives
are
Carl
Winn
of
Portland,
international
secretary,
and
E
W.
Kenney,
the
union's
j
.-senrch
director.
Board
chairman
is
Vancouver
banker
F.
J.
Lynn,
with
C.
George
Rob.son,
Vancouver,
representing
the
operators,
and
Robert
Smeal,
Victoria,
on
behalf
of
the
union.
The
IWA
seeks
an
hourly
pay
$j.99
'White
crepe
with
colored
lace
trim.
Size
24
to
30.
EACH
;
Bi"entc-nnial
celebrations
will
continue
for
3'2
months.
A
monument
commemorating
I
the
famed
schooner
Bluenose
Insurance
Men
Meet
at
Jasper
We
invite
you
to
sec
our
selection
of
new
Summer
Dresses
in
Cottons,
Nylons,
Sharkskin
ond
many
other
novelty
fabrics.
In
Misses
and
Half
Sizes
From
LADIES'
NIGHTGOWNS
pnd
the
sack
of
Lunenburg
in
1782
by
American
privateers
was
unveiled
after
re-enactment
of
the
landing
of
settlers
June
7,
1753,
by
townsfolk
dressed
in
costumes
of
the
time.
Halifax
was
the
first
British
.'ettlement
in
what
now
is
called
JASPER
PARK
More
than
150
boost
between
13
and
15
cents,
delegates
from
all
sections
of
fare
allowance
for
loggers,
six
western
Canada
arrived
at
Jas-
paid
statutory
holidays
and
per
Park
Lodge
to
attend
the
union
shop.
$2-95
Tricot
knit.
Nylon
trimming.
Nymph
blue,
Pixie
pink.
Sizes
31
to
42.
EACH
$6-95
ihree-uay
annual
conference
of
1
the
Metropolitan
Life
Insurance
;
Company
of
Canada.
I
RAYON
KNIT
PANTIES
Glen
J.
Spahn.
second
vice-president
in
charge
of
all
Cana
Royal
Canadian
dian
offices,
Ottawa,
will
be
principal
speaker.
$00
Radio
stripe,
white,
blue,
maize.
Sizes
Small,
Medium,
Large.
TWO
PAIR
.'
SWEATERS
By
CRANDMKRK.
In
lie,lit
weiKlit
pure
wihiI
Jersey.
Bulton
front
Snd
roll
collar
styles.
FROM
,
Representatives
attending
the
conference
include
J.
Stanley
Brown
of
Vancouver
and
I.
F.
Florence,
Calgary,
leading
agent
in
Canada.
Canada.
I
Most
Rev.
Walter
F.
Barfoot.
!
Anglican
bishop
of
Edmonton
:
and
Primate
of
All
Canada,
told
I
a
crowded
congregation
at
St.
John's
Church
that
Nova
Sco-I
tians
should
keep
their
eyes
on
'
the
future
while
drawing
on
the
great
spiritual
inheritances
from
i
their
forefathers.
J
He
termed
the
historic
old
!
rhurch
"the
seed
plot
from
i
which
the
church
in
Canada
was
planted
and
took
root."
St.
John's
was
built
in
1754
!
i.nd
later
enlarged
to
meet
a
growing
population.
TORONTO
Athona
Aumaque
Bevcourt
Buffalo
Canadian
.
Consul.
Smelters
...
Conwest
Ivmalda
Rldona
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.17
25.25
4.25
.61
$3-95
MEN'S
&
BOYS'
HOLIDAY
WEAR
.31'.
BOYS'GABARDINE
SHIRTS
East
Sullivan
4.35
Giant
Yellowknife
9.05
MEN'S
SLACKS
Nylon
blend
gabardine
with
self-belt,
zipper
closing,
double-pleated
style.
Sizes
29
to
38
PAIR
.81
.13
$2.98
$1095
Washable,
sport
stylo.
Good
heavy
quality.
Well
tailored,
assorted
colors.
Sizes
S-M-L.
EXTRA
SPECIAL,
Each
God's
Lake
Harricana
Heva
Gold
Duvex
Juliet
Quebec
.
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
.08
!
.32
!
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MEN'S
SPORT
SHIRTS
BOYS'
SPORT
SHIRTS
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JL
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JL
j
pi'
$2-98
Long
sleeve
Gabardine
sport
shirls
for
boys
In
a
good
range
of
colors.
Washable.
Sizes
8
to
16
years
Madsen
Red
Lake
1.42
McKenzie
Red
Lake
35
MacLeod
Cockshutt
....
2.20
Moneta
43
N(
gus
16
Noranda
64.00
l.ouvicourt
14
Pickle
Crow
1.20
Petrol
Oil
&
Gas
42
New
Senator
17
Kherritt
Gordon
4.40
$3.95
$4-50
MEN'S
SPORT
SHIRTS
Clearings
of
higher
prlcrd
lines
in
this
ft
Q
group.
See
these
for
real
value.
C.
0
Sizes
S-M-L
J
Sleep
Rock
.
filver
Miller
8
!
I
our
I
53
.
.
t
-will
f
Triwcar
collar
can
be
worn
three
ways.
Tropic
wear,
washable
Sharkskin.
Assorted
colors.
Sizes
S-M-L.
EACH
'.
MEN'S
SHIRTS
Twist
twill.
Delta
finish.
Sanforized.
fu..ed
collar.
For
work
or
play.
Dark
shades.
All
sizes.
SPECIAL,
Each
MEN'S
SHIRTS
Buckeye
drill,
coloifast.
Plain
and
herringbone.
All
sizes.
EACH
Sweet
Grass
Golden
Manit.ou
Liuirtover
Oils
Rix
Athabasca
Ncsbilt
Labine
EEs
rc;1
I
,.rl-":k-
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I
MEN'S
FELT
HATS
Genuine
fur
felt
hats
reduced
for
this
"
week-end
onlyl.
Good
range
of
colors
I.
$4.98
EACH
."T
Sizes
834
to
7'2
MEN'S
SHIRTS
&
SHORTS
MEN'S
SHORTS
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'
79c
Men's
brief-style
shorts
with
elastic
waistband
and
shirts
to
match.
Exceptional
value.
Sizes
8-M-L
EACH
79c
Well-known
'MenTog"
Athletic
Jockey
Shorts.
Sizes
S-M-L.
SPECIAL,
Pair
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