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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XL.
No.
98
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
APRIL
26,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Details
of
Agreement
War
Depends
Upon
Russia
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How
TKe
Plan
Will
Work
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K-
Truman
in
Tolerant
Mood
A
woi'king
agreement
between
the
B.C.
government
and
the
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
Limited
calls
for
Alcan
gener-
ating
equipment
of
400,000
horse-
power
by
January
1,
1963,
and
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
Pi
President
Truman
said
today
that
it.
Ik
up
to
Russia
whether
war
with
Korea
spreads.
He
declared
that
United
States
policy
is
to
seek
lo
confine
the
war
to
Korea
and
avoid
a
Oreat
War.
Mr.
Truman
said,
too,
that
he
was
very
well
satisfied
with
Sec
750.000
horsepower
equipment
retary
of
State
Dean
Acheson
,
installed
by
January
1,
1983
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and
said
he
was
not
considering
final
licence
will
be
issued
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replacing
him
with
Paul
Hoffman,
former
administrator
of
the
Marshall
Plan.
The
President
also
said
he
will
"not
pull
strings"
on
General
MacArthur
but
will
let
him
say
what
he
pleases
when
he
pleases
and
where
he
pleases.
(By
law
the
President
could
restrain
Mac-Arthur.
The
General
is
today
in
Chicago
where
he
received
a
rousing
welcome.)
cember
31,
1999.
The
document
was
signed
between
the
provincial
government
and
Alcan
hue
last
year
and
confirmed
by
the
Legislature
recently.
The
power
development
will
utilize
Eutsuk
and
Tahtsa
Lake
waters
for
an
aluminum
plant
at
Kitimat,
about
80
miles
south
of
Prince
Rupert.
Waters
proposed
for
use
have
previously
been
unrecorded
by
the
provincial
government.
Alcan
will
in
due
course
sub
mit
detailed
plans
and
descriptions
showing
crown
lands
required
for
flooding
or
for
other
43
Perish
In
Crash
purposes
in
respect
to
the
works.
CROWN
LANDS
The
agreement
calls.
for
the
government
to
sell
to
the
Alum
KEY
WEST,
Florida
The
inum
Company
crown
lands
re-
(
Continued
on
page
4i
big
Cuban
air
liner
and
small
United
States
Navy
plane,
which
collided
with
explosive
lorce
over
Key
West
yesterday
and
Terrace
Mother
spun
into
the
sea,
carried
43
persons
to
their
deaths,
it
is
announced.
Water
splashed
fifty
feet
into
fuming
Announcement
by
the
air
as
the
transport,
with
34
Today's
Stocks
1
passengers
on
board
as
well
as
Sees
Her
Twins
VANCOUVER
W)
Mrs.
Shirley
Bilton,
aged
21,
saw
her
six
weeks
old
twins
Wednesday
for
the
first
time
since,
thjy
were
born.
She
and
'
her
husband,
Tom,
came
down
from
Terrace
to
take
the
children
home
from
a
Vancouver
hospital.
A
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Company
Heads
five
crew
members,
nose-dived
(fourleiij
8.
I.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.!
Pay
Hike
Left
Off
Federal
Civil
Servants
Wire
Member
of
Parliament
E.
T.
Applewhalte,
M
P.
for
the
Into
twenty
feet
of
water.
.
The
Navy
plane
went
to
pieces
as
it
crashed
into
the
ocean
two
miles
west
of
the
transport.
It
carried
a
four-men
crew.
Allies
Abandoning
North
Korea
Again
TOKYO
(CP)
Allied
troops
today
abandoned
their
last
foothold
north
of
the
38th
parallel
in
eastern
Korea.
The
Reds
are
how
20
miles
or
less"
from
the
South
Korean
capital
of
Seoul.
Hundreds
of
sun
bathers
saw
the
planes
meet
at
4,000
feet
al
titude.
fv'TRKAL
(CP)
Nathanial
V.
Davis,
presi-Aluminum
Limited,
announced
today
plans
4
aluminum
development
in
Canadian
in-
include
the
development
in
the
Tweeds-
4)
k
area
of
British
Columbia
and
construction
ci'
major
hydro-electric
power
site
at
Chute
I
in
the
Saguenay
River
area
of
Quebec
at
fated
cost
of
$60,000,000.
Eye-witnesses
at
first
believed
plane
flew
to
Terrace
March
14
to
evacuate
the
newborn
twins
because
an
influenza
epidemic
was
raging
in
that
town.
"This
Is
the
first
time
we've
seen
them
since
they
were
born."
said
Mrs.
Bilton
as
she
left
the
hospital
with
Tiny
Judith
in
her
arms.
The
father
carried
Jimmy.
Skeena,
was
wired
this
morning
by
civil
servants
here
requesting
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
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03
Cariboo
Quartz
109
Congress
Hedley
Mascot
48
Indian
Mines
28
'
Pioneer
'.
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Premier
Border
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Privateer
U
Reeves
McDonald
4-50
Reno
'2
Sheep
Creek
160
Silbak
Premier
45
the
Navy
plane
had
blown
up
while
flying
alongside
the
liner
However,
the
Allies
are
sun
m
but
It
was
late
restablished
that
they
collided.
Davis
estimated
total
capital
expenditure
in
North
Korea
alongside
Hwachon
reservoir
on
one
end
of
the
100-mile
front.
They
beat
back
Red
attacks
on
both
sides
of
the
reservoir
today.
On
the
western
front
United
Nations
troops
extended
their
roll-back
to
twenty-seven
miles
in
five
days.
United
Nations
stragglers
fired
Great
Fight
by
Canadians
ram
at
$220,000,000
of
which
$160,000,000
Anscomb
Hails
Mean
Advent
VICTORIA
Minister
of
Finance
Anscomb
today
greeted
the
announcement
of
the
Alumlnuhl
Company
of
Canada
'that
it
was
definitely
coming
into
British
Columbia
as
the
forerunner
of
a
Vananda
'.
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special
intervention
In
the
recent
stoppage
of
the
$15
a
month
allowance
given
to
civil
servants
in
Prince
Rupert
and
the
north
for
salaries
under
$3,000
per
year.
This
recent
cut
was
noticed
by
the
local
civil
servants
when
the
under
$3,000
wage
group
found
that
their
cheques
did
not
show
the
recent
general
raise
of
over
10
percent
granted
in
an
Act
of
Parliament.
The
raise,
to
range
from
a
10
to
12
Vi
percent
increase,
was
retroactive
to
December
1,
1950.
TheWeather
If
the
cost
of
the
first
stage
in
British
la.
British
Columbia
scheme
will
require
more
years
of
construction.
"It
is
currently
S'c
l"
bring
in
production
of
first
aluminum
iii
'ilumbia
in
1954,"
Mr.
Davis
said.
fc'NKVS
MESSAGE:
'
artillery
at
point
blank
range
to
hold
back
300,000
Reds
pressing
toward
Seoul.
The
western
withdrawal
from
Mighty
Attack
!
Beaten
Off
WEST
-
CENTRAL
SECTOR
IN
KOREA
(CP)
i
Canadian
moun
Salmon
Gold
3Vi
Spud
Valley
Vi
Silver
Standard
2.35
Western
Uranium
188
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
6.20
A
P
Con
42
Atlantic
'2.85
Calmont
1-25
C
&
E
12
25
Central
Leduc
2.30
possible
"industrial
revolution"
for
British
Columbia
which
might
well
make
this
the
leading
industrial
province
of
Canada.
above
the
parallel
began
at
midday.
Eighth
Army
headquarters
said
(Synopsis)
The
dry
spell
is
almost
over.
A
weak
disturbance
moved
over
the
coast
last
night
and
there
Is
cloud
in
most
regions
of
the
province
and
scattered
showers
in
the
Cariboo
and
along
the
coast.
A
more
active
storm
is
ap
tain
warriors,
who
were
f
Kciuicy,
minister
of
i
"Elasticity
in
construction
1
wests,
.
advised
the
schedule
will
permit
flexible
de-
not
trapped
yesterday
as
had
been
reported,
instead
Mercury
-
14
Okalta
2.76
Drinoavc
1
AO
f
wiay
that
he
had
velopment
program
to
be
de-rt
the
following
wire
termined
from
time
to
time
)n
Sw
nt
R.
E.
Powell
of
.
iccordanr.e
with
our
estimates
Hospital
Insurance
Vigorously
Defended
British
Columbia
hospital
insurance
was
vigor-
flilm
ComnaniJ
of
Can-1
r.f
nnKsihlo
HninnnH
filmllnrlv
tf
Allied
troops
are
"fightmg
a
magnificent
delaying
action."
MUNSAN
FALLS
Munsan
fell
to
tire
Chinese
driving
down
the
main
highway
from
the
northwest.
The
town,
21
miles
from
the
war-battered
capital,
was
the
site
of
an
American
paratroop
landing
last
month.
Royal
'Canadian
"'.'.'.".'.
.'..
'
.10"2
'
won
their
spurs
by
holding
their
I
front
and
refusing
to
budge
TORONTO
I
even
though
outflanked
and
en-
Athona
.-
B'j
circled.
Aumaque
.21
j
It
was
a
kiiock-down,
drag-out
Beattle
'.
4
hnttlo
uiltv,
wiv
iinnn
wave
of
I'
'
j
it
is
considered
at
any
time
that
;
!
fliiusctl
to
inform
you
the
additional
output
will
not!
ani(iU,,ng
a
decision
to
find
markets
the
production
I
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.
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1
1
I.
1nn.Unnnl
A
f
first
stage
develop-
coinside
with
estimates
of
re-
ously
defended
by
J.
D.
McRae,
MLA,
in
a
luncheon
Bf7court
'
Chinese
Communists
who
did
BobJ
-
4'everthine
but
drive
them
from
Buffalo
Canadian
26
.
their
positions
in
the
west-cen-
Consol.
Smelters
H6.00
i
tral
sector
northeast
of
Seoul.
-I
me
Kemano-Kitimat
quirements
ana
resources
avau-
address
before
the
Fnnce
Kupert
Gyro
Club
'ai
program
outlined
'
&
"The
prenrpian
is
to
pro-
'lay.
He
claimed
that
the
plan
had
stabilized
a
chaotic
sxiViai(.n
of
channel
ceed
with
the
construction
hospitalization
situation
that
had
been
gradually
de-
T
house
cavern
suffl-
schedule
which,
if
maintained,
,
.
.
.,
.
1L
,
l
l
'
w'.oiio
horsepower
and
win
bring
first
production
of
i
veloping
in
the
province
until
the
plan
had
come
into
Most
of
the
withdrawals
were
made
in
daylight
after
Allied
forces
had
held
steady
against
Red
night
Ume
probing
attacks.
Terrific
fire
power
of
American
artiiieiy
and
Allied
planes
had
protected
the
rear
of
'Withdrawing
columns.
Cut
off
and
encircled,
the
proaching
the
coast.
Rain
and
winds
are
expected
on
the
Queen
Charlottes
this
afternoon.
Tomorrow
morning
there
will
be
rain
on
the
south
coast.
Temperatures
will
be
slightly
lower
than
yesterday
but
tomorrow
it
will
be
much
cooler
in
ail
regions.
(Forecast)
Vancouver
city,
Georgia
Strait
region
Sunny
today,
cloudy
tonight
and
Friday.
Intermittent
rain
commencing
early
Friday
morning,
becoming
widely
scattered
showers
In
the
afternoon.
A
little
cooler.
Light
winds
becoming
southeast
(201
tonight
and
southerly
(15)
tomorrow
afternoon.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
At
Vancouver
airport
and
Nanaimo,
45
and
55.
GALE
WARNING
North
coast
region
Gale
warn
on
on
und
und
by
by
late
troops
fought
uuueci
installation
of
aluminum
in
1954."
,
i,.;,,.
Tuniiwrv
1
1CH
i
Mr.
Kenney
added:
I.
equipment
and
'InCntX
For-illl
to
...111
"The
future
industrial
success
f
for
annual
capacity
of
Northern
British
Columbia
is
Outstanding
benefits
of
the
!
""'y
60
per
cent
of
hospital
cast
scheme,
the
provincial
member
and
40
per
cent
was
being
writ-declared,
were
the
elminatlon
of
ten
off.
Hospitals
generally
were
the
possibility
of
'disaster
to
having
difficulty
in
financing.
4
w
100,000
tons
in
now
fully
assured
and
we
can
morning
cleared
the
enemy
from
their
rear,
beat
him
off
their
flanks
and
held
him
on
their
front.
The
Chinese
employed
all
familiar
battle
procedures
in
attackwhistles,
bugles,
banzai
chorus,
massed
assaults
following
one
another
in
swift
succession,
but
the
Canadians
held
while
others
on
their
flanks
were
overwhelmed
by
sheer
tmii..
inm..
whlr-h
mbh
.
nuyai
juouee
iiospuiu
in
vit-
go
forward
with
confidence.
My
one
UWC
regret
ICKiCt
is
ia
that
Limb
many
iiiaiiv
wi
of
uui
our
Rist
nf
RrilioV.
r-ni-.m
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n
fn,
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mooVldri
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bulla,
lui
iiiotaiiv.,
nau
isowjvu'
.vji
uuiuill-
i
-
j
l
,
,
rKe
and
Caribbean
early
pioneers
have
not
survived
fmti"g,
and
"nuT
the
.
a
point
where
it
would
have
to;
close
its
doors
because
there
was
;
w'oximately
180
mil-
to
see
justification
of
their
con-f
of
which
23
million
fidence
in
our
future
welfare
of
the
north."
y
year.
ing.
Cloudy
with
a
few
showers
pital
treatment
placing
of
community
hospital
finances
on
a
sound
footing.
It
had
been
the
honest
and
fair
thing
to
Increase
hospital
Insurance
premiums
rather
than
absorb
future
estimated
deficits
Conwest
2.94
Donalda
f.
50
Eldona
20
East
Sullivan
8
25
Giant
Yellowknlfe
6.50
God's
Lake
39
Va
Hardrock
16
Harricana
10
Heva
lOVi
Jacknlfe
5Vi
Joliet
Quebec
60
Lapaska
03
Little
Long
Lac
'.66
Lynx
14
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.12
McKenzie
Red
Lake
44
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.50
Moneta
.33
Negus
80
Noranda
77.00
Louvicourt
20
'4
Pickle
Crow
160
San
Antonio
2.30
Senator
Rouyn
17'
Sherrlt
Gordon
3.70
Steep
Rock
8.50
Silver
Miller
1.68
Upper
Canada
1.56
Golden
Manitou
6.85
weight
of
numbers.
They
held
on
today,
continuous
rain
commen-
like
rocks
cing
late
this
afternoon.
Cloudy
Alcoa
Plant
no
money
to
pay
coal
bills.
Hospitals
were
being
kept
open
only
by
subsidies
and
in
that
year
of
1948
the
province
had
paid
out
no
less
than
$2,500,000
in
this
way.
Continuing,
the
speaker
compared
costs
of
hospital
operation
as
between
1948
and
1950.
The
increase
had
been
from
$15,800,000
to
$22,000,000
includ
BASEBALL-
National
Boston
6,
Brooklyn
5.
New
York
1,
Philadelphia
2.
St.
Louis
4,
Pittsburgh
0.
Cincinnati
4,
Chicago
3.
American
St.
Louis
6-7,
Chicago
8-4.
Philadelphia
0,
New
York
4.
Washington
at
Boston
rain.
Western
International
Vancouver
8,
Spokane
6.1
Wenatchee
11,
Yakima
2.
Salem
8,
Victoria
2.
Tacoma
9,
Tri-City
7.
Pacific
Coast
Portland
5,
San
Francisco
3.
Seattle
8,
Hollywood
3.
.
Oakland
6,
Sacramento
5.
Los
Angeles
at
San
Diego-postponed,
rain.
P
Rt'PORl
R'vcr
Highway
In
massed
hundreds,
the
enemy
assaulted
their
hill
front-ally
then
from
the
flanks,
then
from
the
rear,
but
the
Canadians
held.
with
showers
tomorrow.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Winds
southeast
(15)
becoming
(25)
this
afternoon
and
35
to
40
over
the
open
water
by
evening.
Winds-southwest
(25)
after
midnight,
becoming
light
tomorrow
after
In
consolidated
revenue
fund
:
which
would
have
to
f
i(id
the
I
money
somewhere
and
from
j
where
at
the
expense
of
roads
'and
highways?
debt
charges?
At
Wenatchee
i
public
health
and
social
serv
to
Terrace
Fair
f
f'asiunally
rough.
to
Dorreen
Poor
to
fl'
:l
to
cars
only.
,
Smithers
Fair
to
noon.
Lows
tonignt
ana
nigns
ing
an
increase
in
wages
and
ices?
grants
to
municipalities?
Mr.
McRae
traced
the
events
lco
"i
"'"s",
leadins
up
to
the
bringing
into
uu.uuo.
mm
nuKruua
u.
plies,
$800,000,
being
of
the
hospital
insurance
plan.
Since
as
early
as
1928
re
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy,
Sand-snit
and
Prince
Rupert,
40
and
50.
Three
boats
have
been
gill-netting
for
spring
salmon
near
the
Skeena
River
fishery
boundary.
A
few
catches
of
steelhead
are
reported
caught.
More
boats
are
expected
in
that
area
this
week.
!
SEATTLE
Aluminum
Co,
of
America
today
announced
that
it
would
build
a
$50,000,000
aluminum
plant
near
Wenatchee
in
the
Washington
Okan-ogan.
Agreement
lias
been
signed
for
power
between
Puget
Sound
Power
&
Light
Co.
and
Chelan
county
authorities.
30f
I
win
CHARLOTTETOWN,
P.E.I.
Hon.
J.
Walter
Jones
and
his
Liberal
government
have
been
returned
by
a
substantial
margin
of
seats
in
today's
provincial
election,
early
returns
Defending
hospital
boards
generally
against
charges
of
wastefulness
and
allowing
costs
to
run
away,
Mr.
McRae
pointed
out
that,
while
the
average
cost
The
English
first
adopted
St.
Fishing
boat
Chief
Skugaid
is
George
as
their
patron
saint
in
quests
had
been
coming
in
for
some
form
of
assistance
in
hospital
financing.
In
1948
the
government
was
faced
with
a
climax
in
the
problem
of
subsidizing
hospital
operation.
The
average
man
was
able
to
meet
TIDES
f'
April
27,
1951
r
-
:55
19.5
feet
!8:34
18.7
feet
H:54
4.4
feet
-
-
feet
per
hospital
day
at
Prince
Ru-;
in
port
from
Vancouver.
Skipper
the
reign
of
Edward
in,
wno
pert
had
risen
from
$5
In
1948
(
of
the
55-ton
vessel
is
Capt.
H.
died
in
1377.
(Monday
was
6t.
(Continued
on
Page
5)
(Llnder.
!
George's
Day.)