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"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XL,
No.
Ill
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MAY
11,
1951
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Srrici'is
f
Critical
Situation
is
Seen
by
Gen.
Marshall
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
Secretary
of
State
George
Marshall
said
today
that
risk
of
war
with
Russia
in
the
Far
East
is
"more
acute
by
far"
than
the
hazard
of
Soviet
aggression
in
Western
,
Europe.
"
V
7
r:t-
(CP)
Progressive
.,-
Louder
George
yesterday
that
lack
I
Stales
and
United
loemcnt
on
stand-of
arms
.should
be
ill
concern,
in
the
House
of
iiyvini!
debate
on
the
jjam,
Mr.
Drew
said
Mirfization
of
equlp-
;
mean
the
difference
If,
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s
y
I
Uproar
in
House
Coi.
Ralston
Is
Defended
Jchn
Francois
Pouliot
Criticize.)
Former
Minister,
tin
w
Dead
C
TTWft
(CD
-
CliJir-e
Hint
"tr-l'-menls
hy
Cil.
.1.
L.
Ralston,
former
minister
of
defenc?,
caused
loss
of
thousands
of
Allied
lives
in
World
War
II
th.-ew
Hie
He
use
of
Commons
Into
v.
bitter,
running
turmcil
last
night.
'
It
was
mnHe
b-
Jean
Frincoi.5
Foutot,
Ltbeal,
Temlwouta.
centra!
figure
In
House
of
Commons
storms
many
times
in
the
past.
;
It
was
attacked
as
"vicious,
np't.y.
unwarranted
and
nonsensical"
by
Opposition
mem-be-s.
Two
Opposition
parlv
leaders
and
two
cabinet
ministers,
a3
well,
as
members
of
parties
in
Ov-.position,
entered
the
fray
is
it
gainnd
momentum
and
ran
more
than
ninety
minutes
off
End
on.
Col.
Stone
is
Called
Home
General
Marshall
expressed
his
views
in
response
to
questions
by
Senator
Hickenlooper
(Republican,
Iowa)
at
Senate
hearings
on
the
ouster
of
Gen-
;
lory
and
defeat
In
Secretary-General
Trygve
Lie
and
Marshal,
Tito
,cy
j
ot
Yugoslavia
enjoying
a
laugh
during
their
three
ProfiiesMve
Conserva-
j
and
a
half
hour
meeting
on
the
occasion
of
Mr.
WITH
THE
CANADIANS
IN
that
took
him
to
seven
countries
in
the
Balkans
and
Middle
East.
Left
to
right.
Ambassador
Ales
Bebfer,
Yugoslavia's
Permanent
Representative
to
UJX.j
Mr.
Lie,
the
Marshal,
and
Dr.
Joza
Vilfan.
eral
MacArthur.
1
Fulton,
namioops,
ue
omciai
visit
to
Belgrade
last
month
on
a
trip
Marshall
said
the
situation-
in
at
Canada
nou:u
i'1,000
men
under
arms
115,0(11).
Europe
is
not
comparable
lo
,
Korea
"where
we
are
in
action
and
the
question
is
whether
we
can
extend
the
action
without
developing
enlarged
war
on
the
Chinese
side
or
full
war
because
.
J;.
on
had
announced
Halibut
Landings
New
Engineering
Method
At
Columbia
Cellulose
lan
forces
were
go-andardized
with
the
i'es
equipment.
of
reactions
of
the
Soviet
KOREA
(CP)
Lt.
Col.
J.
R.
Stone
left
his
troops
today
and
flew
to
Canada
in
what
may
be
a
race
against
death.
Col.
Stone,
commander
of
the
Princess
Patricias
in
Korea,
learned
by
cable
last
night
that
his
two-year-old
daughter,
Moira,
has
undergone
an
operation
for
removal
of
an
eye
afflicted
by
cancer
and
that
the
other
is
affected
by
a
tumor.
Major
Pat
Tighe
of
Victoria
took
over
command
of
the
Princess
Patricia's
on
Col.
Stone's
departure.
American
60,000
Storage,
17c,
Alaska,
15c,
14c.
'We
have
an
issue
there
(in
Cited
at
Engineering
Convention
truction
the
Far
East)
that
is
very
crlti-
'
.
cal
to
the
Soviet
Union
in
thit
Provocation
came
from
Mr
they
now
are
In
complete
ac-
MONTREAL.
Columbia
Cellulose
at
Prince
j
Point's
statement
that,
after
cord
with
the
Chinese
Commu
Vir
Raid
rillllfirt
M-.JO
iturl
ind.M.
'if
Vir,,,,
iryr,,,.A
mnnrn'mir
Cnl.S
Ral'lOn'R
restSnat'On
from
o
v..u
v.j
cv
ii
w
w
.w.xuvuu
B.....nS
the
cabinet
late
In
1944
on
the
Canadian
Mariner,
45.000
Booth,
17.6c,
16c-
14.5c.
Lois
N.,
05,000
Storage,
17..0c,
16c,
14c.
Cradac,
22,000
Pacific,
17.Gc,
15.5c,
14.5c.
B.C.
Lady,
37,000
Royal,
17.6c,
15.5c,
15.5c.
Bruce,
26,000;
Wales
Island,
36,000:
Gibson.
'12,000:
Gustav,
eenscrmtion
issue,
he
made
statemets
about
weakness
in
the
STATES
FIFTH
AIR
ADQUARTER3
(CP)
single-cngined
Cotn-
nist
government,
so
far
as
we
.
know,
and
they
have
a
treaty
;
of
accord."
Dispute
over
MacArthur's
dismissal
centres
on
whether
his
,
policies
or
those
of
the
Truman
administration
would
more
likely
touch
off
war
with
Russia.
PUBLICITY
GETTER
Aid.
George
B.
Casey,
veteran
city
alderman
who
has
the
publicity-winning
faculty
of
keeping
things
stirred
up
when
the
city
council
might
sink
Into
the
doldrums.
Colleagues
have
sometimes
blamed
the
press
methods
now
make
it
possible
to
construct
lar;;e
pressure
tanks
'at
the
site
of
their
final
location
rather
than
in
an
engineering
plant.
This
new
method
of
manufacture
overcomes
great
transportation
problems
and
lowers
costs.
Walter
G.
Broad,
for
many
years
Canadian
customs
officer
li:ics
were
destroyed
or
n
Wednesday's
312-
at
Stewart
and
now
stationed
in
Allied
line
on
the
western
front
which
led
to
a
major
German
attack.
Mr.
Pouliot
cited
the
instance
to
back
his
contention
that
It
was
unwise
to
discuss
imonrtant
m'litsrv
msitters
In
public.
on
the
Communist
29.000:
Prosperity.
34,000;
Isa,
Victoria,
is
revisiting
the
dis
t
Sinuiju,
the
Fifth
1
8000;
Pacific
Belle,
27,000;
Joe
trlct.
He
came
north
on
the
for
giving
Casey
the
publicity
P.
E.
Savage,
M.E.I.C.,
of
the
Prince
Rupert
and,
after
making
.said
today.
irt
is
on
the
basis
of
Baker,
8500;
North
Cap,
14,000;
Reward,
11.000;
Helen
II,
34,-000;
Parma,
32,000
Co-op.
the
round
trip
to
Ketchikan,
gases
evenly
and
to
maintain
the
required
temperatures.
Was
"Unwise
PEARKE
S
TRIBUTE
Major-Oeneral
G.
R.
Penrkes
4
evaluation
of
photo-
that
wins
him
the
votes
election
after
election.
But
Casey
and
the
press
just
grin.
They
know
it
pays
to
advertise
and
keep
names
before
the
public.
i
interrogation
of
pi-
disembarked
here
last
evening.
He
will
pay
a
visit
at
Terrace
before
returning
south.
And
Shabby
:e
still
being
made
to
V.C.
(Progressive-Conservative,
Nanaimo)
Bnd
a
cluster
of
other
members
Joined
in
raising
Col.
Ralston
as
a
great
Candian
ana
a
v
rent
public
servant.
W.
Pouliot
keot
neeusing
thm
t
.he
number
of
enemy
i
tnyed
or
damaged
To
protect
the
work
people
against
the
effects
of
radiation,
warning
signs
and
barriers
were
erected
in
the
area
adjacent
to
the
labfication
site
and
all
operators
and
people
working
In
the
NEW
YORK
"Unwise
and
shabby''
was
the
way
Governor
ICorean
Front
Quiet
'
bisgest.
single
air
Kuiean
war.
Dominion
Bridge
Company,
described
how
this
work
Is
done,
in
a
technical
paper
given
before
the
members
of
The
Engineering
Institute
of
Canada,
today,
at
their
sixty-fifth
annual
general
and
profestiional
mocting
which
is
being
held
in
Montreal.
Mr.
Savage
used
the
huge
digesters
which
are
being
con-struceted
for
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
at
their
plant
near
Prince
Rupert
as
an
ex-
of
distorting
his
VenviirRsT",'"
(Thomas
E.
Dewey-
last
night
de
Pol.
J.
A.
Ross
(ProgrPssive-
Indonesia
to
Send
Rubber
Not
Joining
in
Embargo
Against
Communist
China.
JAKARTA
O"
Indonesia
said
flatly
today
that
she
Intends
to
onntinnA
wpltino'
ruhher
to
anv
With
Offensive
Due
vicinity
were
required
to
carry
Conservative,
Snnrlst
satd
Mr.
Ponltot
should
withdraw
his
re
fee
of
scribed
the
mianignc
dismissal
of
General
Douglas
MacArthur
by
President
Truman.
Dewey
declared
that
the
administration
really
had
no
policy
in
regard
to
Korea.
marks.
Jite
rs
special
X-ray
films
which
were
sent
each
week
to
Chalk
River
for
inspection
and
testing
period.
Another
precaution
was
the
use
of
"Pocket
Ionization
Chambers."
Describing
the
ionization
chambers,
Mr.
Savage
said
"this
device
is
about
the
size
of
a
Casualties
Are
Near
Million
country
including
Communist
i
ample
w
musraie
now
suen
China-that
can
send
her
the
J
work
can
be
done
by
this
new
goods
she
needs.
'
construction
method.
These
di-
UN
PATROLS
MOVE
FORWARD
TOKYO
(CP)
United
Nations
troops
shoved
ahead
another
three
miles
on
the
eastern
Koreiii
front
today.
In
the
west
they
dug
in
to
meet
an
expected
Red
offensive
which
some
observers
believe
may
develop
within
the
next
few
weeks
owing
to
increased
movements
of
troops,
tanks
and
artil
A
(CP)
Canada's
drive
potent
fighter
force
wwlism
ahead
by
the
year
with
the
new
fighter
squad-
Stand
of
this
major
rubber
gesieis
me
uunt.'".
producer
was
expressed
by
a
foreign
office
spokesman,
Zirim
Zaino.
He
added,
however,
that
Britain's
decision
to
ban
rubber
ex-
fountain
pen.
It
is
basically
an
electrical
condenser
which
is
WASHINGTON
D
C.
-fully
charged
in
a
special
charg-
Enemy
casualties
in
Korea
lng
unit
at
the
start
of
each
'
through
to
April
30
totalled
day's
work.
Exposure
to
radia-
j
893,663.
the
Army
estimated
to-tion
reduces
the
charge
of
the
'day-
This
represents
an
increase
condenser
so
that
a
measure
of
01
68'102
ovcr
tne
fl!?ure
re"
f
'
'li.
lo.'d
In
the
onimous
yesterday
by
Ji'iill-.le-
Ui-rv,lA
rhv
long
ana
twenty
n.'tri
in
uinni-eter
made
of
shaped
steel
plates
welded
together.
They
are
required
to
stand
an
internal
pressure
of
125
rounds
to
the
square
inch.
After
the
plates
are
welded,
the
entire
finished
tanks
must
be
heat-treated
so
that
the
shells
will
be
of
uniform
strength
lery
behind
enemy
lines.
South
Koreans
made
an
east
Truman
to
MacArthur
WASHINGTON,
DC.
The
joint
Senatorial
committee-
un
the
Far
East
today
heard
a
message
which
President
Truman
sent
in
January
to
General
Mac-Arthur
informing
him
that
Korean
war
policy
must
be
to
keep
the
support
of
the
allies
which
would
be
"desperately,
needed"
in
the
event
of
war
with
Russia.
f
i
rlin
'd
to
sav
haw
I
Ports
l"
Communist
China
prob-
$Uer
squudrons
nowlablv
wil1
be
discussed
soon
by
latest
ligure
reoort-1
the
Indonesian
cabinet,
fciir
'
In
SineaDore
there
were
re-
the
charge
at
any
time
is
a
leased
through
to
Apru
zi.
A
spokesman
said
he
could
measure
of
the
radiation
to
which
it,
and
the
wearer,
have
i-nnmid
that
prodnc-
Porls
today
that
the
Singapore
throughout.
"
new
tvnps
nf
let
and
Malayan
governments
like-1
Until
the
development
de
been
exposed.
There
are
differ
I
ly
will
follow
Britain's
banning
scribed
by
Mr.
Savage
this
heat-
not
give
the
United
Nations
casualties
for
the
same
period.
North
Koreans
suffered
534,-146
casualties
and
the
Chinese
Communists
359,516
since
the
beginning
of
hostilities.
Would
Call
Off
Bridge
Contract
VANCOUVER
Mayor
Fred
Hume
proposed
yesterday
that
the
contract
for
a
new
bridge
across
False
Creek
at
Granville
Street
be
scrapped
and
that
False
Creek
between
Cambie
and
ent
types
of
these
instruments
on
the
market.
These
used
on
ern
advance
north
of
the
38th
parallel.
They
mat
only
light
opposition.
One
infantry
company
marched
into
Inje
without
firing
a
shot.
Elsewhere
along
the
front
lt
was
quiet
except
for
.restless,
probing
patrols.
,
There
was
continual
movement
back
of
the
Communist
lines.
B29s
today
bombed
air
strips
treating
had
to
be
done
In
a
i
action
special
furnace
located
at
the
,
the
job
could
be
read
directly
by
be
hitting
pace
at
it
the
year
that
will
per-
'iitl
acceleration
oi
'"Wri.
i
uses
about
25
f11
ahem.
28
of
the
fort.v
f
i
reserve
Royal
Ca.i-
f
itee
squadrons
now
ill
be
fighters.
Ontario
Bank
is
manufacturer
s
plant
and
tne
;
the
wearer
at
any
time,
jsjze
of
digesters
was
seriously
The
completed
digesters
have
'
restricted
by
limitations
of
rail
met
all
the
standard
require-j
shipment.
Vessels
too
large
to.nY'nts
for
engineering
equip-
be
shipped
complete
had
to
be
ment
and.
despite
the
many
dif-
Weather
Robbed,
$9600
at
Sariwon
and
Sinmak
on
the
!
Granville
Street
be,
instead,
fill-
Bus
Makes
First
Trip
ed
in.
There
is
a
back
out
clause
In
the
contract
held
by
Dawson
&
snippea
"
"
"
"
"
e
VPr"
(CP)
TORONTO
Three
masked
ZT
gunmen
r.bbed
the
branch
of
blPd,at
tbeir
final
?C'
"
f
mp,a,lfthp
"U.,.d
which
costly
method,
had
to
be
riveting-a
more
devised,
they
were
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
ft
nparhv
WoorihririiTo
of
Sflsnn
ves-
SHIPPED
IN
SECTIONS
completed
well
ahead
of
the
Tides
Red
supply
line
to
the
western
front
from
Pyongyang,
the
North
Korean
capital.
It
was
the
seventh
consecutive
day
of
raids
designed
to
thwart
a
possible
Red
air
Canadian
National
Transpor-
Wade
and
B.
C.
Bridge
and
terday.
The
thieves
cleaned
out
!
Mr.
Savage
explained
how
the
scheduled
date
Dredging
Co.
but
the
city
would
tatlon's
first
bus
trip
from
Prince
11151
I
the
cages
of
two
tellers
and
fled
1
digesters
were
shipped
to
British
1'.
May
12,
I
4:44
1
18:21
have
to
compensate
the
con-
"upert
to
omiiners
was
coiq,-tractors.
!
P'eted
during
the.
night.
17.3
feet
in
an
automobile
alter
shooting
;
Columbia
in
sections,
joincci
10-
15.8
feet
at
two
bank
customers
who
tried
j
gether
by
means
of
welding,
6.0
feet
to
give
an
alarm.
Both
shots
'
and
then
heat-treated
in
their
10.6
feet
were
wild.
1
final
locations.
11:46
23:54
(Synopsis)
Rain
has
been
general
throughout
the
night
over
southwestern
British
Columbia
as
a
minor
weather
system
moved
eastward
over
Washington.
This
will
become
showery
by
this
afternoon.
Cloudy
skies
and
scattered
showers
will
continue
over
the
greater
part
of
the
prqvince
today
and
tomorrow
as
a
relatively
extensive
low
pressure
area
at
high
levels
persists
just
off
the
coast.
(Forecast)
Vancouver
City,
Lower
Praser
The
bus
left
the
CNR
station
here
at
9
o'clock
(daylight
time)
last
night
and
reached
Smith-ers
at
7:10
this
morning,
thirty
minutes
late.
Four
passengers
left
here,
two
going
through
to
Smithers.
Mrs.
E.
H.
O'Neill
and
son,
Michael,
arrived
in
the
city
on
last
night's
train
from
Winnipeg
for
a
week's
visit
with
Mrs.
O'Neill's
brother
and
sister-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Gor
President
Is
Deposed
New
Ruler
Takes'over
.
In
Republic
of
Panama
PANAMA,
Panama
(CP)
Panama's
police,
army
and
public
PDAY'S
STOCKS
A
special
type
or
wvldtng
electrode
was
used
in
the
fabrication
and
welders
were
trained
to
apply
these.
All
the
welds
were
X-rayed
using
radioactive
materials
from
I
he
atomic
enefgy
plant
at
Chalk
River,
Ontario,
and
special
containers
had
to
The
bus
leaves
Smithers
at
I).
JdIiiisUii
Co.
1.1(1.)-
man,
Borden
Street.
Next
week
j
8
o'clock
tonight
and
is
due
back
(Cuurtpny
S.
VVS(()(VKR
tney
wiu
proceed
to
Vancouver.
1
here
at
6:20
tomorrow
morning.
TORONTO
Athona
07
11
"
Standard
oiamiard
.25
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Strait
of
Oeorgia
regions
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crown
tr,n
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O'Dwyer's
Friend
Sent-to
Prison
NEW
YORK
James
J.
Moran,
a
close
associae
of
former
Mayor
William
O'Dwyer
of
New
York
City
was
sentenced
today
to
a
maximum
of
five
years'
imprisonment
and
fined
$2000
on
a
charge
of
giving
perjured
evidence
before
the
United
States
Senate
crime
committee.
Moran,
former
deputy
fire
commissioner,
refused,
to
testify
at
his
trial.
A
jury
found
him
guilty
on
Thursday.
nresldent.
Inst.
nirht.
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fnr
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th's
morning
becoming
cloudy
with
showers
this
after
days
and
riots
and
revolution
in
which
at
least
12
persons
were
killed
Aid
hundreds
wounded.
After
a
three-hour
battle
at
the
presidential
palace,
the
national
police,
the
country's
only
noon.
Cloudy
with
scattered
showers
tonight
and
Saturday.
Winds
northwest
15
occasionally
reaching
20
about
midday
today
and
becoming
light
overnight.
Continuing
mild.
Lows
tonight
armed
force,
hauled
the
deposed
CALGARY
RANGE
RIDERS
Radio
Artists
Presents
2
ALL
WESTERN
STAGE
SHOWS
AND
DANCES
CIVIC
CENTRE
TONIGHT
AND
SATURDAY
president,
Arnulfo
Arias,
off
to
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Van
Aumaque
21
Beattie
.'.
48
Bevcourt
41
Buffalo
Canadian
.
.22
C
M
&
S
145.00
Conwest
3.15
Donalda
55
Eldona
21
.
East
Sullivan
7.90
Giant
Yellowknife
6.30
God's
Lake
31
Hardrock
14
Harricana
09'
4
Heva
11
V2
Jackknife
08
Vi
Jollet
Quebec
49
Little
Long
Lac
66
Lynx
13!2
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.10
be
developed
to
protect
the
welders
and
others
in
the
vicinity
from
radiation,
A
special
dark
room
had
to
be
set
up
for
the
development
of
films,
and
apparatus
was
designed
and
erected
to
take
the
place
of
the
stress-relieving
furnace
which
is
used
for
smaller
work.
This
stress-relieving
apparatus
was
remarkable.
It
was
a
heating
unit
capable
of
heating
20,000
cubic
feet
of
air
per
min-uate
to
a
maximum
temperature
of
14,00
degrees.
This
temporary
furnace
was
fired
by
a
.special
type
of
oil
burner
and
heated
gases
were
passed
from
lt
through
the
digester
and
back
again.
Special
equipment
had
to
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1.90
jail.
couver
airport,
Abbotsford
and
Nine
persons
died
in
fighting
Nanaimo
50
and
60.
and
hundreds
were
wounded.
North
Coast
region
Cloudy
Arias'
successor,
Alcibiades
today
with
sunny
intervals
this
Arosemena,
is
expected
to
move
afternoon.
Variable
cloudiness
today
into
the
palace.
tomorrow.
Light
winds.
Little
Arias
touched
off
a
wave
of
change
in
temperature.
Lows
violence
Monday
with
a
decree
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
outlawing
the
1946
constitution,
at
Port
Hardy
48
and
58.
Sand-
R.
F.
Davey
of
Vancouver,
district
inspector
of
Indian
schools,
is
visiting
the
district
on
official
'duties.
He
has
already
been
at
Hartley
Bay
and
today
Is
at
Metlakatla.
Next
week
he
will
visit
Port
Simpson
and
will
then
proceed
to
the
He
said
he
had
acted
against,
a
spit
4a
and
52.
Prince
Rupert
45
and
56.
be
designed
to
distribute
the
I
Communist
plot.
Radian
Show
starts
8:30
p.m.
-
Dancing
starts
10
p.m.
(8
Piece
Orchestra)
PRICES:
Dance
Only
00
Show
Only
75c
Show
&
Dance
1
.25
Children
50c
5.90
.44
3.30
1.12
13.00
2.25
15.25
2.65
McKcnzie
Red
Lake
....
.45
McLeod
Cockshutt
240
Moneta
-32'2
Negus
-
-79
Noranda
75.25
Louvicourt
18
Pickle
Crow
1.53
San
Antonio
.
2.35
Senator
Rouyn
1'
Sherritt
Gordon
3.20
Steep
Rock
-
8.25
,
out
t
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Leduc
Oil
4
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YOU
TRIED
39
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the
whole
family
to
the
Stage
Show
and
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k
Stampeding
good
time
at
the
Dance
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