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Published
of
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port-
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
'
the
Great
Northwest"
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01
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VOL.
XL.
No.
141
.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JUNE
16,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
fjmmmmmammmmm
fee
Sox'jp
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mm
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IV
mm
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LTU
5
;
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til
Lowlv
Pulp
Mills
lose
ri,j!adlpl'ians
Bodies
Still
Being
Taken
from
Hospice
MONTREAL
(CP)
With
32
bodies
recovered,
Requiring
,rW
YORK
(CP)
First
place
1
White
Sox
had
their
,
,'JcaiLeaBM
lca,d,s(ha,Vdi01
,
names
iaot
mgiii.
uaii&o
.
there
are
fears
that
the
death
toll
in
a
fire
which
.kE
efforts
"c
.
r-
jdtlphia
Athletics,
who
won
j
I
burned
the
Roman
Catholic
Hospice
of
Ste.
Curie-gonde
yesterday
may
reach
50.
f
iremen
ana
menmers
"i
"c
Pyrites
i
VANCOUVER
A
large
stockpile
of
pyrites
at
Britannia
Mining
ti
Smelting
Co.
plant
near
here
may
be
used
soon
by
B.C.
pulp
and
paper
companies
to
get
scarce
sulphur.
!
E.
C.
Roper,
general
manager
of
the
mine,
reports
that
ihe
V
Grey
Nuns
order
which
operated
the
home
for
the
aged
and
poor
children
on
the
fringe
of
Montreal's
poor
St.
Henri
district,
at
the
foot
of
Atwater
While
the
New
York
Yank-
:
4
Helped
their
own
cause
by!
1Dina
Detroit
Tigers
2
to
9
Vhe
hurling
of
Vic
Raschl
Vame
the
first
pitcher
In
I
ma)
leagues
to
win
ten
(S
this
year.
j
le
White
Sox
did
not
give
up,
jn
the
first
game.
It
took
js
11
innings
to
beat
them.
It
was
an
error
by
Catcher
Ti"-:
:0
Coastal
Ship
Strike
Seen
.
Niahros
on
a
play
at
me
e
that
permitted
the
Mack--
u
gain
their
triumph.
Street
in
the
vicinity
of
Canadian
Pacific
,
Railway
tracks,
said
some
18
persons
were
still
missing.
Firemen
said
they
expected
to
recover
more
bodies
from
the
ruined
Interior
of
the
five-storey
greystone
building.
Bodies
of
two
nuns
who
died
in
the
fire
are
in
the
hands
of
church
authorities.
Most
of
the
dead
are
known
to
be
aged
women.
Some
200
children
and
almost
as
many
old
people,
both
men
and
women,
escaped.
VANCOUVER
Chances
of
a
settlement
were
called
"slim"
today
in
the
dispute
between
Union
and
three
coast
steamship
companies
operating
22
ships.
A
strike
is
looming.
Gov,t
Under
Fire
Over
company
has
a
pile
of
1O3.00C
tons
of
pyrites,
which
are
about
half
sulphur.
Recently
they
have
been
shipping
to
Japan
and
France
at
the
rate
of
about
8,000
tons
a
month,
but
theve
shipments
are
expected
to
stop
as
soon
as
local
companies
can
set
up
plants
to
use
the
pyrites,
j
First
company
to
indicate
that
!
it
would
use
these
pyrites
is
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
at
Prince
Rupert.
I
Mr.
Roper
doesn't
think
his
firm
will
reduce
the
pyrites,
which
are
being
added
to
at
the?
sate
of
200
tons
a
day.
Pulp
comnanies
themselves
will
ael
ey
Valley
$1000,000
BLAZE
A
spectacular
oil-fd
tire
destroyed
a
150-foot
section
of
the
Army's
big
Central
Ordnance
Depot
In
Ottawa
second
larg
;st
depot
in
Eastern
Canada.
Forty
firemen
were
overcome
by
tire
smoke
as
huge
stocks
of
equipment
including
oil,
alcohol,
paint
and
amunition
were
blown
skyward
in
a
series
of
explosion;;.
It
took
firemen
and
volunteers
nearly
all
Saturday
night
to
bring
the
fire.
In
the
cen
tre
of
the
capital,
under
control.
Loss
was
estimated
at
$1,000,000.
-
(CP
PHOTO)
fine
is
Active
ANOTHER
NEW
NURSE
Here
we
have
Miss
Myrtle
Sather,
R.N.,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Sather,
Seal
Cove,
who
graduated
this
year
from
the
Royal
Jubilee
Hospital,
Victoria.
Miss
Sather,
who
was
born
in
Prince
'
Rupert,
achieved
further
distinction
by
winning
the
prize
for
bpst
operating
room
technique
in
her
class.
She
Joins
the
nursing
staff
of
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
shortly.
Myrtle
is
the
second
nurse
In
the
Sather
family.
Her
sister,
Olga,
also
a
Royal
Jubilee
graduate,
is
now
with
the
TransCanada
Air
Lines.
WAS
MASSACRE
Rev.
P.
M.
Sequin,
chaplain
or
the
hospice,
said
that
a
blowtorch,
dropped
accidentally
in
an
elevator
shaft,
apparently
Joe
Louis
is
Easy
Winner
Reds
Not
Thru
Yet
;pper
Ridge
Silver
Zinc
a
Ltd.
has
commenced
dii--3
dnHiiiR
on
Its
property
at
tft,
260
miles
east
of
Prince
xr;,
I
ran
drilling
will
be
done
on
Kifty
vein
on
which
prevl-.
work
indicated
seven
feet'
up
the
plant
either
near
the
started
the
fire.
Red
Ships
OTTAWA
((Pi
The
government
came
under
brisk
Progressive-Conservative
fire
In
the
House
of
Commons
Friday
for
allowing
NEW
YORK
Joe
Louis,
world's
heavyweight
boxing
high-grade
ore
followed
oy
Britannia
operation
on
Howe
Sound
or
at
their
own
sites.
oMst
economical
Installation
would
be
at
or
near
Britannia.
Sulphur
would
be
taken
out
la
form
of
sulphur
dioxide
and'
residue
could
be
used
for
pig
iron.
Mr.
Roper
also
reports
that
Britannia,
which
for
years
has
Further
Offensive
Expected
in
Korean
War
Thousand
Men
On
Mean
Work
M
of
lower-graae
dui
weu
y
1
Ki'mA
material.
The
dead
include
the
Mother
Superior,
Sister
Rita
Gervals,
aged
52,
of
whom
another
nun
said:
"I
saw
her
last
holding
a
fire
extinguisher,
walking
away
from
me
into
the
smoke
end
flame.
Then
she
disappeared."
USShipping
Fresh
Fish
lioning
a
recent
examlna
TOKYO
ff
Rearguard
Com-
"ve
uunEK-um.
awpa
iihjt
champion,
looked
like
his
old
self
last
night
as
he
knocked
out
Lee
Savold
in
the
sixth
round
of
a
scheduled
fifteen-rounder.
He
steadily
cut
down
Salvold
from
the
very
start.
The
old
Louis
dynamite
exploded
on
the
ring-rusty
Savold
j
ki
Alitor
lle
t;anaaian
nag
on
pussiuiy
ol
the
mine
by
Donald
mu.usK,
u
yiuuu.B
..,.mc!t
trading
rung
mtQ
Com.
patrols
clashed
head-on
today
in
munist-h-eld
ports
been
the
Commonwealth's
larg-1
Word
from
Gardner
Canal
est
copper
producer,
Is
now
turn-'
gays
a
roaci
up
the
Kemano
For
Mexico
South
of
Border
Men
Visit
Cellulose
Operations
MM,
director,
and
B.
I.
jc
consulting
geologist,
re-:.j;ion.
work
Is
proceeding
teh
camp
buildings
and
r.i
writings.
;i
leet
of
drifting
done
,;1W
feet
bflow
the
surface,
scattered
battles
across
the
Jag-1
pr0gressive-Conservatlve
front
ged
mountains
of
the
east
and
j
benchers
demanded
the
govern-ojntral
fronts
in
Korea.
!
ment
withdraw
the
use
of
the
rnmmnnists
fnusrht.
desDerat-)
Canadian
ensign
from
the
ves-
at
2
minutes
29
seconds
lor
the
tag
out
more
zinc
than
copper.
tidewater
is
now
bc-
The
company
la
working
on
&
,
.
.
.
.
.
process
to
recover
lead
from
.tag
finished,
and
the
next
phase
their
operations
In
much
the
of
power
development,
which
sensational
knock-out
victory
over
the
blood-smeared
veteran
who
is
recognized
as
the
world
'ely
to
save
their
escape
routes
to11
wnich
operate
between
Hong
manner
as
the
zinc
recov-
will
take
a
thousand
men
work-A
a
nrndur-t
product
oi
of
Prince
rrince
RuDert
jtupen
sV"e
-v
,
,a
wbpIc
Parh
is
!tby
vein
.....
is
.0
..
reported
,
on
..
the
----
chftmnion
In
Britain.
the
north
as
Allied
armored
cll"'-
....
...
,
cry.
inis
nasn
i
Deen
corapiticu
&
um
-
.,
f,nlj
innlcht
ill
nn
be
tonight
on
30
channel
samples
to
Ukely
featutjed
officials
hoDe
lt
wllT
soon
now
getting
under
way
in
con
sink
or
seize
them.
since
he
I
forces
thrust
toward
the
new
Looking
his
;
best
V
J.J
per
cent
copper
and
uje
uinner
k
m
profitable
operation.
..
pection
ith
Alcan
developments.
Three
cabinet,
ministers
came
comeback!
fortress
city
of
Kumsong.
started
on
the
long
SIX
Wicxn
arjfl.
n.
iinir-irnin
jmivj
,
-
per
cent
zinc
wun
Korean
;
uncler
attack
as
the
Opposition
trail
toward
a
promised
Septem
south-of-the-border"
officials,
Chinese
and
North
Inamart
mat
rha
nnnrarnrt
nr
inp
after
having
visited
Columbia1
Cellulose
Co.
Lie
operations
here
i
ces
silver
per
ton
over
full
t
width.
'
"
j
Dispute
is
Unsettled
But
Fishina
Will
Start
Baseball
Scores
main
forces
continued
to
fall
back
along
the
front
ahead
of
heavy
Allied
artillery
fire.
The
United
States
Eighth
Army
commander
warned
that
another
Red
offensive
was
expected.
In
a
front
line
Interview,
Lt.-Gen.
James
Van
Fleet
said:
'The
Communists'
declared!
in-
vessels,
Ming
Sung
Co.,
trades
"throughout
Communist
China"
and,
in
the
words
of
Opposition
Leader
George
Drew,
"for
all
intents
and
purposes
is
a
company
acceptable
to
the
Communist
government."
External
Affairs
Minister
Pear-
Is
Tied
up
NEW
YORK
(Pi
Labor
disputes
t:ed.
up
shipping
In
every
major
seaport
area
In
the
United
States
today.
Seamen
in
Atlantic
and
Gulf
Coast
ports
did
not'
talk
about
"strike"
but
shippers
wondered
if
any
would
sail
without
contract.
In
San
Francisco
the
American
Radio
Association
did
not
quibble
about
words.
It
called
It
a
West
Coast
maritime
"strike"
as
soon
as
negotiations
broke
down
early
today.
A
few
hours
earlier,
federal
mediators
had
announced
failure
to
bring
the
union
and
shippers
together.
Joseph
Curran,
president
of
the
National
Maritime
Union,
said:
and
at
Terrace,
left
by
special
charter
flight
yesterday
afternoon
and
took
with
them
12
fresh
spring
salmon.
While
here,
the
party
enjoyed
some
Prince
Rupert
caught
salmon
and
they
wished
to
take
back
to
Mexico
a
sample
of
the
National
rlyn
2,
Chicago
1
ton
1,
Cincinnati
6
nr
nrrvm
ico
t
ha
nrniforn
mtartf
'
York
11,
Pittsburgh
8
Madelphia
2,
,St.
Louis
10
ber
date
with
Champion
Ezzard
Charles,
the
37-year-old
bomber
received
an
ovation
as
he
strode
from
the
ring.
A
power-laden
left
hook
out
of
a
flurry
of
punches
dumped
the
35-year-old
Savold
on
the
deck
lor
the
only
knockdown
of
the
scrap.
Lee
struggled
to
get
up
and
was
Just
about
to
make
it
when
Referee
Ruby
Goldstein
unfolded
his
bloody
hulk
Into
his
arms.
Spitting
blood
from
his
battered
nose,
Savold
was
cut
down
methodically
by
Louis
who
made
goad
his
pre-fight
prediction
to
the
exact
round.
"I
think
I'll
knock
him
out
in
the
sixth,"
Louis
had
said
at
tLilX
would"
srtVship
formed
delicacy.
Prince
Rupert
Fisher
American
under
the
Chinese
Nationalist
Chinese
spring
offensive
I
he
f
,f
(t
fQund
tn
were
breafe.
men's
Co-operative
plant
sup
There
will
be
no
tie-up
of
sockeye
fishermen
when
the
season
opens
tomorrow
night
at
6
o'clock.
A
settlement
between
operators
and
fishermen,
however,
has
not
been
reached
and
negotiations
will
con-
taBo
3-5,
Phlladolphja
4-12
aid.
The
enemy
has
sufficient
Wrolt
0,
New
York
2
plied
the
fish,
Including
samples
of
smoked
black
cod.
reserve
units
that
have
not
Been
fK'iand
2.
Washington
4
Louis-Boston,
postponed.
They
were
accompanied
by
Ing
Canadian
law
by
carrying
strategic
war
materials
to
the
Reds.
.
Incomplete
reports
from
the
Canadian
trade
commissioner
in
In
contact
lor
some
time.
REVERSES
AT
SEA
run.
;
2?
until
July
1
.
On
the
sea
the
United
Nations
Then,
If
no
satisfactory
pro
lumbla
Cellulose,
Htsdern
International
I'm
3,
Vancouver
10
ane
7,
Victoria
5
Hong
Kong
and
from
the
own
suffered
the
second
setbacl
In
three
days.
The
destroyer-mine-,
sweeper
USS
Thompson
was
hit
by
Red
shore
batteries
near
ers,
who
have
offices
in
Montreal,
indicate
the
vessels
are
not
carrying
war
materials,
Mr.
Pearson
said.
ri-City
3,
Wenatchee
6
'rama
6,
'Yakima
4
his
training
camp
ten
days
ago.
The
old
Louis
Jab
was
at
its
"
Seeks
Labor
Control
Bevan
Group
Making
Bid
L-
i
i
,
I-
.....
I-
,w.
...
Pacific
Coast
posal
has
been
met,
fishermen
will
strike,
T.
A.
Parkin,
secretary
of
Prince
Rupert's
local,
United
Fishermen
and
Allied
Workers'
Union,
announced
today.
Voting
of
all
west
coast
fish-
Magistrate
of
Vernon
Here
Vramento
1-8,
"Oakland
7-3
"I
expect
our
men
will
not
sail
the
ships
because
tbey
have
no
contract.
I
know
I
wouldn't."
The
contract
expired
at
midnight
last
night.
Curran
and
other
officials
refused
to
use
the
words
"strike,"
"tie-up"
or
"stoppage."
Mentioned
as
w
Di('iu
9,
Los
Angeles
10
M
Francisco
5,
Portland
0
Mlywxid
4.
Srattle
8.
best.
Seldom
did
he
miss
his
""BJ'"
"ul"""
mark.
Time
after
time
he
fol-
Thursday.
Three
men
were
kil-lowed
in
with
a
crunching
right
'
ef;
Tweruy-x
seamen
were
kuied
when
the
des-punch
uppercut
as
part
of
the
three
sday
tryer
alke
rocked
an
was
by
combination
that
wound
i
up
with
another
hook.
j
underwater
explosion.
Trim
and
sharp
at
211V4
pounds
to
Sa
void's
190,
Louis
mm
Fmnlc
Rmlt.Vi.
barrister
of
40
LONDON
Aneurln
Bavan,
Phone
Bill
Under
Fire
i
Labor's
rebel
minister
who
years'
standing
at
Vernon
and
ermen,
which
concluded
yestei-police
magistrate
of
the
Okan-dayi
rejected
by
a
08
per
cent
agan
city,
had
heard
much
majority
the
latest
offer
of
the
about
Prince
Rupert
and
its
new
operators.
Prices
offered
were:
era
of
aetlvlty
and
prosperity.
Sockeve
23V4
cents;
coho,
aSAenaeri
lived
up
to
the
19
to
5
odds
which
VVCi
I
nll
Gov.
General
favored
him.
walked
out
of
the
government
In
protest
against
the
budget,
yesterday
launched
a
bid
for
control
of
the
Labor
Party.
but
he
had
to
come
here
to
get
.fil
cents:
Dinks,
8
cents,
and
mm
Vancouver"
(Frldayi
the
real
impression.
The
Associated
Press
card
gave
j
Synopsis
Savold
only
one
round
the1
Overnight
frost
touched
the
fifth.
'central
and
southeastern
inter-
chum,
6lz
cents.
"I
was
more
than
agreeab.y
j
A
new
proposal
will
be
set
up
R
Hicks,
R.
Bolvln,
B.
Gll-T.
Smith.
Mr.
Cowcll.
W.
Bevan
and
twenty-four
other
Jake
Wintz,
manager
of
lor
valleys
of
British
Columbia
surprised,"
he
saia
vnu.
inui
iui6
b
each
local,
said
Mr.
Parkin
fishermnn
Labor
Members
of
Parliament
Martinson,
W.
D..
McLean,
J.
to
a
Dallv
News
reporter,
mat
-
H
lf
BYrieptpri
Charles,
crowded
Into
the
dress-
as
a
result
of
the
much
cooler
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
House
of
Commons
last
night
passed
a1
LONDON
(CP)
The
Evening
bill
authorizing
the
British
Co-
Standard
suggested
editorially
lumbla
Telephone
Co.
to
in-ltonieht
that
Laurence
Mac-crease
capital
to
$75,000,000
from
'
Laren,
lieutenant
governor
of
$25
000
000
I
New
Brunswick,
might
succeed
The
company
plans
to
use
the
'
Viscount
Alexander
as
Gover-extra
capital
to
expand
facilt-1
nor
General
of
Canada
next
ties
in
British
Columbia.
April.
Penland,
J.
McGregor,
A.
announced
they
will
publish
a
the
city
was
certainly
on
the
...
k
f
"roughly
three
to
'-ner,
Mrs.
Ferrlriay,
J.
Aaron,
advance
He
agreea.
five
oents"
more
than
ottered
on
.
n-ew
policy
document
as
a
direct
ing
room
to
shout:
"We
know
all
air
which
moved
eastward
over
about
him.
That
guy
can
punch
the
province
in
the
past
24
just
like
he
always
could."
hours.
Skies
will
remain
rela-
Wintz
said
he
did
not
want
to
tively
clear
over
the
southern
talk
ohnut
tho
return
hnni
with
coast
and
most
of
the
interior
Mr.
Smith,
here
on
private
M
species.
challenge
to
Prime
Minister
law
business,
arrived
yesterday
j
MeanwhliUi
last
year's
prices'.,,...
...ministration.
,
thi.
n
irarnnnn
'
-
,
,,,
u
The
document,
to
be
published
j
Louls
untll
after
th
Charles-
but
light
rain
is
expected
io
Dy
Hir
anu
wi
j
20
cents
tor
socxeye
win
pie-
on
his
return
home.
Jvail
subject
to
retroactive
re-
He
visited
city
police
court
tmmirsement
upon
settlement.
Before
the
bill,
already
adopted
by
the
Senate,
received
third
reading,
Howard
Green,
Progressive
Conservative,
Vancou
In
October,
will
charge
the
gov-
Jersey
Joe
Walcott
scrap
In
spread
to
the
northern
coast
in
Pittsburg
July
18.
Chances
are
odvance
of
a
Pacific
disturbance
Queen
Mary
IODE
Honors
Mrs.
Carr
A
htrthdav
rake
and
a
eift.
this
morning
with
Magistrate
A.
Mr
parkln
said
the
reason
for
ernment
with
failing
to.
carry
Vance
and
Cpl.
Arthur
demanded
the
D.
increase
was
f
tVv.
t.110
Rn,.iist,
nrnerim.
that
the
return
bout,
when
it
row
'""viug
mw
ine
yuu
oi
tu
ver-Quadra,
urged
that
the
pri-
aska.
A
little
cloudiness
will
Wales,
RCMP.
30
ner
cent
increase
m
usuei-
vate
bills
committee
be
empow-were
presented
to
Regent
Mrs.
Bevan.
then
minister
of
labor.
5
N.
Matthew,
Mr.
Tanlno,
Miyasaka.
:'m
Sanclspit
(Friday!
L.
"t.
N
Lafreninrc,
C.
Grey.
"
Vancouver
(
Friday
I
char-IliBht-Oeorge
Schneider.
O.
Richards..
Mr.
.Salvane,
Mr.
l-Galendo,
Mr.
Taladrid,
Janarlz,
Mr.
Nendoze,
Mr.
iobos,
Mr.
Meehan,
Mr.
Le-:Ha.
"
Vancouver
Friday)
R.
B.
Mrs.
K.
G..
MacArthur,
D.
as(.
A.
c.
Flndlay,
R.
O.
IS0
Mi'.
Svendon,
Mr.
Cowell,
1
Mclnnls
and
three
chlld-
comes,
will
be
In
September
at
Detroit.
move
into
the
southern
coast
ana
6uppnes
"na
men's
gear
!
and
the
interior
tomorrow
us
the
,
walked
out
of
the
government
I
April
22.
He
was
joinec
oy
Harold
Y.
Bruce
of
Vancouver,
who
year.
;
ered
at
next
session
to
consider
the
question
of
enlarging
the
powers
of
the
six-man
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners.
He
referred
to
the
recommendation
of
the
committee
that
It
be
allowed
to
study
the
question.
He
has
been
a
visitor
In
Alice
Arm
a
meem
x"
'
,
C
be
Wilson,
former
President
of
the
will
on
business,
is
spending
the
the
Prince
Rupert
area
Board
Qf
Trade
and
Jonn
Free.
of
June.
disturbance
moves
eastward
with
little
or
no
precipitation.
Forecast
Noth
Coast
Region
Cloudy
Canadian
Air
Lift
Finished
tu1
will
held
the
end
J.
R.
Carr
by
members
of
the
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
IODE,
Tuesday
night,
the
last
meeting
of
the
Chapter
until
fall.
Plans
were
completed
for
next
week's
tea,
as
well
as
for
Decora
tion
Day
services,
Sunday.
The
monthly
raffle
had
three
lucky
winners:
Mrs.
Joan
Hicks,
candy;
W.
D.
Vance,
a
dolly;
Miss
Palema
Lineham,
a
ham.
over
the
Queen
Charlotte
13-
ral
TorrownrghTonlheCo-i
"If
ZXTVr
quitlam
for
the
south.
He
Is
he
.tor.
ha.
been
made
then.
man,
former
Parliamentary
secretary
to
the
Minister
of
Supply.
The
splinter
group
promised
not
to
bring
down
the
shaky
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
420th
lanas
ana
tne
northern
main-
said
that
the
Board
of
Trans-
fathpr
of
J.
F.
Bruce
Of
LUC
uv-Uf
,
Thunderbird
Squadron
will
re-
lana
wlln
intermittent
ngnt
rain
port
commissioners,
in
dealing
kin.
Francis
Mlllerd
Co.
here,
government
or
embarrass
it
In
..-
i
..
i
i.
.
besinnine
durlnir
thp
afternoon
.
.
.......
-
mm
iuutiv
wj
ita
liuiuc
uaac
ttu
-
-
D
Parliament
but,
outside
of
the'Dorva,
Montrea
after
u
or
evening
and
becoming
scat-Commons,
they
are
free
of
the,
montns
on
the
Korean
alr
Wt
tered
showers
overnight.
A
few
PtedB6-
the
Roval
Canadian
Air
Force
Showers
on
Sunday.
Clear
over
'Santlspn,
Friday
iM.
Kow-;T
Kowoluk,
A.
Pratch,
Miss
.
h-
i
'
Vancouver
!(
today)
A.
M'm,
w.
h.
Murray,
J.
R.
'
Page,
Mrs.
J.
H.
8rhu-M.
Cs
,.sar,
A.
M.
Ander-
Thom,
gam
Mahj
Mrs.
R-
W.
Foreman.
'Sanclspit
(today)
F.
How-
wun
applications
irom
telephone
companies
for
authority
to
increase
rates
to
subscribers,
cannot
go
fully
into
operations
of
companies.
They
could
hot,
for
Instance,
investigate
relations
of
companies
with
their
affiliates.
The
British
Columbia
Telephone
Co.
paid
its
parent
concern
the
Anglo-Canadian
Telephone
Co.
of
Montreal
$181,-
TIDES
-
Sunday.
June
17,
1951
Pacific
Standard
Time)
High
11:54
17.7
feet
23:37
218
feet
The
party
standing
in
the
625-
anouncecj
night
Twelve
northern
Vancouver
Island
thir,
seat
house,
following
the
East
arcraft
and
400
men
were
to
morning,
clouding
over
In
the
Woolwich
by-electlon
Thursday
start
b&ciL
-home
today
They
lat
afternoon.
Light
winds
else-when
Christopher
Mayhew
was
wln
stop
over
at
Winnipeg
the
where.
Little
change
tn
temper-elected
to
succeed
the
late
Ernest
first
echelon
to
reach
the
prairie
ature-'
L05
tonight
and
highs
Bevan,
is:
,
city
early
this
afternoon.
Sunday
at
Port
Hardy,
Sand-
Labor
313
I
A
spokesman
said
that
the
spit
and
Prince
Rupert,
50
and
Conservatives
and
allies
298
suadron,
which
has
flown
more
60-
(Including
the
Conservative
tnan
2900
combat
troops
and
i
Speaker
who
votes
only
in
case
iooo
tons
of
war
equipment
tof.
.
.
.
of
tie).
;
Korea,
is
coming
back
to
Dorval
Hjillnllt
I
TJIITC
Liberals
fl
(because
the
United
States
Air
llallUUk
LailUlliyj
Irish
Nationalists
2
(one
has
Force
needs
McChord
Field,
near
-
"
Holvis.
G.
Bonich,
N.
Low
5:35
2
9
feet
!
17:30
7.4
feet
Four
Lane
Highway
From
Terrace
to
Kitimat
Soon
at
Lakelese
lake
last
Cpl
Ed
Martin
game
warden,
while
week
said
'he
had
been
talking
to
the
people
In
charge
of
constructing
tire
Terrace-Kltlmat
highway.
four-lane
highway
and
Is
to
be
be
They
say
lt
will
a
completed
by
August.
It
is
hard
for
me
to
realize
such
progress.
When
I
came
here
'there
were
no
more
than
two
or
three
miles
f
''Further,
the
game
warden
also
spoke
to
the
pilot
of
an
Alcan
supply
plane
which
landed
on
Lakelse.
From
what
he
could
gather
Cpl.
Martin
said,
Alcan
would
fly
men
and
supplies
into
Lakelse
and
to
the
Terrace
airport,
then
push
them
down
the
highway
to
Kitimat
in
trucks.
;uu.
bgt.
L.
A.
N.
Potterton.
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
000
last
year
for
technical
ad-
vice
and
services.
This
charge
was
passed
on
to
British
Columbia
subscribers.
Mr.
Green
said
'
tfie
board
should
have
power
to
investigate
reasons
for
such
charges
'
before
granting
further
in-1
creases
in
rates.
i
jeball
Sunday
not
yet
taken
his
seat).
Tacoma,
Washington,
for
other
i
Canadian
Kick-off
7
pm.
AIYANSH
VS
PRINCE
RUPERT
SELECT
operations.
Also
there
were
now
miss
jtau,
w.uuu,
o.m,
Independent
1
less
requirements
for
the
air,
and
16c,
to
Atnn.
fmi
2:30
P-m-
,VN
&
ANDERSON
VS
J?LMKRCIALS
Unionist
1
Vacant
1
'
Fredella
III,
35,000,
to
Co-op.
lift.
,