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VOL.
XL,
No.
137
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JUNE
12,
1951
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CENTS
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,,mnal
Railways,
in
an
;sM)nday
before
the
Can-
Further
Expansion
is
federation
oi
mjwo
oalitics
at
their
annual
in
here,
ouilined
the
pity's
role
In
industrial
lent
ami
criticized
cermets
of
city
planning,
fEood
deal
of
today's
.
he
said,
"there
is
tendency
lor
amenities
f
Foreseen
by
President
I
111
rim
i
-
-T
Of
Columbia
Cellulose
I
fl
Poktxbc
Prominent
Personages
Are
Warmly
Welcomed
Enthusiastic
Reception
Accorded
Big
Name
Visitors
for
Mill
Opening
It
was
as
big
a
day
as
any
in
the
annals
of.
this
city'
as
the
specially
'chartered
liner
Prince
George
docked
here
a
few
minutes
after
5
p.m.
yesterday.
For
that
luxury
ship
carried
as
prominent
a
list
of
passengers
as
has
been
ever
assembled
in
any
one
place
150
men
representing
some
of
the
biggest
holdings
of
capital
on
one
hand,
and
some
of
the
i
biggest
brains,
on
the
other.
Included
'were
the
executives,
Market
Greater
Than
Supply
Today
Minister
Sees
Added
Responsibilities
Harold
Rlancke,
presidenj
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Ltd.,
told
more
than
400
prominent
people
at
the
official
opening
of
the
new
$27,000,000
pulp
-'
Wp
I
first:
to
mane
auie
ui
'nliygrouncU.
green
belts,
of
f;houis,
public
bulld-nd
residences,
followed
by
nmcrcial
district,
ieavlm
nconsidered
corner
to
be
for
industry.
is
obvious
that
a
well-pod
residential
area
should
fnr.'oached
on
by
he
continued.
"It
Is
j
Crai-
though
not
so
rerognizcj
that
potential
rial
ground
should
not
be
ti
stenie
through
en-,me:it
the
so-styled
types
of
development."
Mixell
termed
Uie
flank-1
railway?
by
major
hlgh-
plant
today
that
the
company's
new
dissolving
pulp
mill
is
to
be
substantially
expanded
and
that
"it
is
quite
possible
that
the
company
will
have
to
build
additional
nlants
before
an
equilibrium
can
be
ao
.
...
,
,
,
i
.directors
and
founders
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Limited;
there
were
the
men
who
have
contributed
their
technical
Peace
Bid
tamed
between
aemana
ana
suppiy.
i
gross
error"
which
ren-
V
much
prime
land
useless
SEEKS
CHESS
CROWN
Abe
Yanofsky,
26-year-old
Winnipeg
chess
master,
will
try
to
regain
the
Canadian
chess
crown
he
lost
to
Morris
Fox
of
Montreal
in
1949.
If
successful
at
the
Dominion
championships
at
Vancouver
Aug.
26-Sept.
1,
Yanofsky
will
"compete
in
the
inter-zonal
matches
at
Helsinki
in
p52.
He
leaves
for
England
this
fall
to
attend
Oxford
University.
,
(CP
PHOTO)
dustry.
G.eat
trunk
nign-projects
prohibiting
level
ic:ess
to
open
Industrial
Mr.
Blancke
said
that
world
markets
for
the
mill's
products
are
already
larger
than
the
company
can
supply
with
present
facilities.
He
also
said
that,
while
Initial
production
will
be
exported,
In
the
near
future
part
of
the
mill's
output
will
be
con
I
have
been
located
near,
or
NEW
RAIL
LINE
A
155-mile
railway
into
the
Northern
Manitoba
wilderness
will
be
built
by
tha
Canadian
National
Railways
from
Sherridon
to
Lynne
Lake.
The
line
will
make
production
possible
In
a
new
mining
area
looated
by
Sherrit
Gordon
Mines
and
wrve
a
modern
townslte
with
a
population
oi
2,500.
The
total
cost
of
the
railway
Is
estimated
at
$14,500,000
and
the
annual
production
from
the
mines
is
valued
at
$14,000,000.
A
railway
survey
party
Is
now
in
the
field
and
it
is
expected
that
thi
line
will
be
completed
by
the
fall
of
1953.
Considered
!
WASHING
TO
N,
D.C.
(CP)'
United
Nations
governments,
Jighting
in
Korea
once
more
ate
considering
a
public
peace
bid
to
the
Communists,
it
is
learned.
and
scientific
knowledge
to
tne
high
degree
of
pulp
and
paper
production
today,
and
there
were
the
men
of
the
B.C.
government
who
endorsed
and
induced
the
project
to
be
established
here.
They
came
to
be
present
at
the
opening
today
of
the
$27,-000,000
pulp
mill
at
Watson
Is-
land.
And
Prince
Rupert
met
the
Break
With
Russia
WASHINGTON
(CT)
sumed
in
Canada
in
chemical
fibre
plants
engaged
In
producing
filament
yarns
and
staple
u?
aiiain
t
the
railway
;l-way,
sometimes
far
alonz
Its
entrance
and
exit
tow.
and
their
environ,
re
the-e
Is
a
ftljhway
on
one
side
of
the
railway,
s
land
In
proximity
to
the
ay
attracts
the
poorest
of
residential
develop-he
continued.
"Once
such
i
vision
of
Industrial
land
miier
way,
it
Is
too
late
for
i
nation."
'
While
no
decision
has
been,
made,
it
seems
probable
that
a
statement
on
general
terms
ior
peace
will
be
issued
if
there
is
reason
to
believe
that
such
action
would
enlarge
chances
for
a
Korean
settlement.
Seeks
Ceiling
On
Newsprint
fibre
for
the
growing
textile
industry
in
Canada.
Government
officials,
business
and
industrial
leaders
from
all
parts
of
Canada
and
the
United
States,
and
Prince
Rupert
community
leaders,
attended
the
ceremonies
today
which
began
just
before
noon
when
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney.
British
Columbia
Min
visitors
with
everything
It
could
muster
in
the
way
of
enthusiasm
and
courtesy.
First
big
applause
from
the
visitors,
lined
at
the
railing
of
the
ship
as
it
docked,
went
to
the
Greenville
Concert
Band
which
heralded
the
arrival
of
the
Prince
George
with
Its
ex
uicuu.
uci..
v.
WASHINGTON
(CP)
Price!
It
would
picca'dy
be
along
Iran
Takes
Over
Oil
Co.
Nationalization
Is
Effective
TEHRAN,
Iran
(CP)
Iran
symbolically
hoisted
her
red-white-and-green
national
flag
over
the
central
office
building
of
the
British-owned
Anglo-Iranian
Oil
Co.
near
Abadan
today.
Wedemeyer
today
Called
Director
Michael
V.
Disalle
said
lines
proposed
in
the
peace
state-for
a
Withdrawal
of
Am-'today
the
United
States
gbveru-
Z"Ltll?LT
STpT
ister
of
Lands
and
Forests,
raised
erican
troops
from
Korea
ment
mav
decide
place
a
ceil"
tdent
Truman
last
Maroh.
They
tinguished
party.
(The
-----
Aiyansh
ews
j
u.,i,
:
'K
u
Miiuuin.
ncwoci
sneiven
me
siaiemeni
wnen
ucu.
i
.
"now,"
and
a
break
m
a
neW3.
dou
MacArthur
issued
thejSUver
Harmonic
Band
is
play-
in
ing
today.)
An
Impromptu
ceremony,
first
of
his
own
truce
bids
coupled
a
iour-yara
anaaian
iveu
ensign
made
entirely
of
acetate
yarn.
The
only
flag
of
Its
kind
in
Canada,
it
was
manufactured
here
of
specially
dyed
washable
diplomatic
relations
wiin
print,
All
-
along
-
the
docKs
thronged
effect
proclaiming
that
Iran
I
i
He
tie
said
saia
there
uiere
will
win
be
m?
a
a
check
wicca
with
wacii
the
wie
hint
trim,
that
wifc
the
wie
war
would
wuui
Reduced-
considers
she
has
taken
over
the
t
,
,v
A
x
;
w
i
,
,
.
,
aUhe
la6,1-
to
determine
whether
the
action
be
..carried
to
Qin
.
unless,.
U
While"
InSS
tTie
-guests?-disembarking
yielded
promptly,'
taffeta.
!
In
his
testimony
before
the
is
legal
Today
s'
Stocks
(CourtMJ
i.
p.
Johnston
C
Ltd.J
AWA
0
Fractional
re
billion
doHar
company,
went
off
peacefully.
It
occurred
at
Just
about
th-i
tune
two
Anglo-Iranian
direc
Following
the
flag
raising,
tne
Senate's
MacArthur
Inquiry
guests
were
served
luncheon
in
committee,
the
former
United
j
the
mill's
huge
warehouse,
and
states
wartime
commander
inj
n
In
the
proposed
Increase
rates
on
daily,
news
to
a
rousing
cheer,
were
escorted
by
uniformed
Boy
Scouts
In
orderly
fashion
to
some
50
cars
provided
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Red-coated
RCMP
directed
traffic,
while
the
cars,
all
numbered
and
timed
to
leave,
began
Reds
are
Fleeing
tors
and
four
other
officials
ar
China
said:
taken
on
a
two-hour
tour
of
the
mill,
the
most
modern
of
Its
kind
s
was
announced
yesterday
istmaster
General
Rlnfret.
(Continued
on
page
5)
rived
in
Tehran
from
London
to
begin
negotiations
on
the
future
of
the
company.
There
should
be
"plenty
of
room"
for
both
the
company
and
old
the
House
of
Commons
the
change
will
mean
that
TOKYO
(CP)
Three
long
columns
of
Commu
h
of
daily
newspapers
will
be
rreased
by
approximately
itron..
,rnment.
in
the
oil
na-
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
24
Bralorne
6
00
B
R
X
03
Cariboo
QuarU
110
Congress
07
Hadley
Mascot
56
Indian
Mines
-23
Pend
Oreille
150
Pioneer
2
00
Premier
Border"
32
Vi
"I
would
go
into
full
mobilization,
and
I
would
go
further.
I
would
go
to
the
real
perpetrator
of
all
this,
because
It
Is
not
the
Koreans
the
crux
of
this
thing
is
In
the
Kremlin."
When
Vedemeyer
proposed
breaking
relations
with
Russia
and
the
Soviet
satellites
as
well
he
was
asked
If
that
wouldn't
amount
to
a
declara-
nists
fled
through
East
Korea's
mountains
today
to
a
carefuiiy-pianned
tour
of
the
escape
being
trapped
by
allied
tranks
rumbling
(Continued
on
page
5)
through
their
fallen'
"iron
triangle."
I
.
Stout
new
defence
lines
pro-
m
I
Anti-Reds
Gain
Hold
ROME
CP)
Premier
Alcidi
De
Gasperis'
Christian
demo
'
WO
Instead
of
the
proposed
tlonaUzatlon
parli
said
B.
R.
.000
yearly.
:
Jackson,
deputy
director
general
realtor,
Mr.
Rinfret
said,
o
IqC.
spapers
with
dally
circulation
J
"ore
than
10,000
will
pay
four
tec
ted
the
Reds
from
the
east-'
CXDlUSIOn
ppntrnl
frnnt.
s
a
pound
on
the
advertis-1
United
Nations
troops
mopped
Kills
Five
crats'
and
allied
pro-Atlantic
tion
of
wat.
i
up
Reds
In
the
hills
around
cap
Pact
parties
today
had
stripped
Probing
Into
"Dope"
Charge
Russia
is
Confident
MOSCOW
(CP)
There
He
replied:
"Not
necessarily.
It
is
a
calculated
risk
you
would
just
take."
Wedemeyer,
now
Sixth
Army
Communists
of
their
administrative
control
in
three
major
Italian
cities.
portion
of
the
newspaper
:
2'2c
a
pound
on
the
portion
fining
news.
Postmaster
General
mov-an
amendment
to
the
bill
nding
the
Postal
Act
in
h
It
proposed
newspapers
a
daily
circulation
of
10,000
tured
Chormon
and
Kumhwa.
i
The
towns
formed
the
southern1
LEWISTOWN,
Pennsylvania
anchors
of
the
Pyongyang
val-
(CP)
Five
persons
were
killed
to-ley
"Iron
triangle"
build-up
area.
'
day
in
explosions
at
the
Ameri-Whlle
the
Reds
were
pulling
can
Viscose
Corporation
plant
back
from
the
fighting
fronts,
here
and
in
the
YMCA
building
unverified
reports
cropped
up
in
nearby
Harrisburg.
they
are
building
new
forces'
Four
workmen
were
killed
anil
commander
in
San
Francisco,
CHICAGO
0
Lightweight
champion
Joey
Maxim
of
Cleveland
was
yesterday
ordered
to
appear
before
the
Illinois
State
Ai.hlptin
Commission
June
25
for
)
he"
had
won
In
seven
others
on
basis
of
latest
returns
from
a
Tound
of
Italian
local
elections.
In
Turin
Italy's
automobile
capital
until
now
run
by
Communists
the
anti-Communist
is
no
outward
indication
Privateer
-10
Reeves
McDonald
4
45
Sheep
Creek
1
38
Silbak
Premier
..
.!..
.41
Taku
River
05
Vananda
-15'2
Salmon
Gold
01
Spud
Valley
09
Silver
Standard
2-37
Western
Uranium
2.05
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
5.90-
A
P
Con
38
Calmont
103
C
&
E
15-00
Home
Oil
14
00
Mercury
.12
Vi
Okalta
2.45
nore
pay
four
cents
a
pound
said
he
meant
to
make
It
clear
that
any
withdrawal
of
forces
trom
Korea
"should
be
done
under
the
aegis
of
the
United
Nations."
raless
of
advertising
con-
;
questioning
of
his
rumored
in
mobcuw
luuay
mat
uie
jhe
build-up
was
reported
In
the
plant
blast.
An
acetylene
bloc
held
a
commanding
lead.
the
r
e
a.
tank
exploded
to
the
Lwistown
nvipt
Union
has
an-
Kaesong-Korangpo
a
SOViet
Union
IiaiS
dp
,
6,v.
,?
(k.
.,J.ottin
plant,
l,nt
nffiniala
officials
he
amendment
did
not
affect
spapers
with
circulation
of
rayon-processing
This
is
near
the
foot
of
the
al
It
lied
western
flank.
"doping"
berore
nis
May
au
trimming
here
by
the
heavyweight
champion,
Ezzard
Charles.
Th
commission,
at
a
hearing
than
lo.ooo
dallyi
Under
the
said.
Many
other
workers
were
treated
for
minor
injuries.
Iran
"Cordial
th.-y
will
pay
2
"Ac
a
pound
Rate
Change
Voted
Down
With
British
pdless
of
advertising
con-p
These
newspapers
now
pay
s
a
pound
plus
extra
charge
attended
by
members
of
the
state
attorney's
office,
also
cited
In
Harrisburg,
a
woman
secretary
was
injured
fatally
whan
trapped
In
a
washroom
by
a
sheet
of
flames
'that
followed
an
explosion
of
cleaning
fluid.
proached
United
States
with
suggestions
for
ending
the
Korean
war,
and
this
does
not
appear
to
observers
here
to
be
the
time
for
an
East-to-West
appeal
concerning
Korea.
Lamarr
Weds
Fourth
Time
wvertising
exceeds
fifty
per
Maxim's
trainer,
Al
Del
Monte
to
appear
with
Maxim.
.
olumbia
Cellulose
Homes
LOS
ANGELES,
California
iff)
Hedy
Lamarr,
35,
and
Ernest
(Ted)
Stauffer,
42,
night-club
operator,
were
married
late
last
night
at
the
home
of
Judge
CnnlA..
H
.....
1.
.,
.
V,
..
..
.
A
As
far
as
can
be
judged
from
Princess
1-40
Royal
Canadian
13
Royalite
13-50
TORONTO
Athona
06
Aumaque
24
Beattle
,
45
Bevcourt
36
Buffalo
Canadian
18
Consol.
Smelters
149.00
Conwest
2.61
Donalda
-
-50
Eldona
19
East
Sullivan
7.55
DOG
WORE
HEARING
AID
NARACOORTE.
South
Australia
(CP)
A
champion
sheep
dog
wore
a
special
hearing
aid
when
she
took
part
unsuccessfully
in
the
jubilee
sheep
dog
trials
ihere
recently.
Deaf
for
two
observation
in
this
Soviet
capital,
Russians
regard
the
fight-
TEHRAN
0)
Premier
Mohammed
Mossadegh
told
President
Truman
today
that
Iran
is
anxious
"to
protect
cordial
relations
with
the
British
government."
This
statement
was
contained
in
the
premier's
reply
to
President
Truman's
personal
message
of
June
1.
The
premier
added:
"There
remains
no
cause
for
apprehension
on
the
part
of
the
government
and
the
people
of
Britain."
.VoulcJ
be
"Close
to
Mill"
ine
in
Korea
as
eoine
satisfac-
."'uc
w"u
""'r"c"
torily
tnrn.i-H
viewed
f
from
o
tne
ceremony.
OTTAWA
ffl
Commons
voted
136
to
30
today
against
a
Progressive
Conservative
motion
calling
for
reconsideration
of
proposed
increases
In
postal
rates
on
newspapers.
.
'
Motion
was
sponsored
by
George
Drew,
Progressive
Conservative
leader,
when
the
government
called
for
a
third
and
final
reading
of
the
bill
authorizing
the
increased
rates
and
a
series
of
other
changes
In
the
Canada
Post
Office
Act.
Drew
asked
the
legislation
be
referred
back
to
the
committee
It
was
the
fourth
Carriage
for
a
long-1
range
standpoint.
Russians
appear
to
be
confl-
i
If
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
build
homes
for
reir
emn
oveea.
the
houses
will
be
built
Closer
w
dent
that
the
North
Koreans
and
Chinese
can
prevent
any
mill"
than
in
Prince
Rupert.
In
a
letter
to
city
Western
victory.
So
long
as
they
(
WEATHER
-
-
Weil,
Dr.
R.
H.
Ball,
mill
co-ordinator,
said
the
"ipany
did
not
want
to
build
houses.
Giant
Yellowknlfe
6.65
God's
Lake
-3214
Hardrock
.17
Harricana
09
Heva
12..
the
Austrian-born
actress,
and
years,
the
hearing-aid
enablps
the
second
for
Stauffer,
one-
the
dog
to
hear
clearly
her
mai
time
bandleader.
Iter's
whistles.
Murder
Conviction
Appeal
is
Deferred
Harold
Ryan
Granted
Reprieve
Complaint
That
Jury
Attended
Theatre,
Mingled
With
Public
Synopsis
"
was
impractical,
his
letter
do
this,
the
Russians
feel,
they
are
winning
In
the
long
run.
Diplomats
here
express
doubt
that
the
Soviet
Unlop
at
the
present
time
Intends
any
overtures
to
the
West
on
the
Korean
question.
Although
conditions
were
still
mill.
.
.
H
when
the
company;s
op
Jacknlfe
1
Jollet
Quebec
47
generally
unsettled
over
most
of
for
reconsideration
of
newspaper
rates.
He
said
newspapers
should
be
given
the
opportunity
to
present
their
case.
There
was
no
reply
from
government
tions
were
located
near
l2'4!
British
Columbia
this
morning
Lynx
Madsen
Red
i
Lake
.'
2.04
I
the
weather
picture
is
becoming
'1.
Ball
also
pointed
out
that
benches.
brighter
over
ine
soutnern
sec
Meanwhile,
council
also
reaa
a
letter
from
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
urging
the
city
to
make
available
building
sites
for
50
housing
units,
which,
the
letter
said,
wre
to
be
built
by
pulp
mill
employees
nn
a
"rn-ODeratlve
plan."
tions
of
the
province.
The
nor-
F
housing
shortage
In
Prince
them
regions
however
will
con
"Pert
was
not
due
only
to
the
"
of
Columbia
Cellulose.
Nehru
Thankful
l-e
need
fur
kn.lnn
In
rrlnrn
Mavor
O.
W.
Ruddernam
saia
MPert,
he
said,
"far
exceeds"
a
deleeatlon
of
some
of
those
uhn
titannerl
to
build
co-oper-
needs
of
the
pulp
mill
era-
'eej.
McKenzle
ed
Lake
42
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.55.
Moneta
31
Negus
75
Noranda
72.50
Louvicourt
-18
Pickle
Crow
1-50
San
Antonio
2.25
Senator
Rouyn
17U
Sherrit
Gordon
2.83
Steep
Rock
7.50
-
TIDES
-
tlnue
showery.
Little
change
in
temperature
Is
indicated
over
the
northern
regions
tomorrow.
However
with
clearing
skies
over
the
southern
part
of
the
province
it
should
be
much
warmer
over
that
section.
Forecast
.
North
coast
region
Cloudy
atlvely
had
come
to
see
uuu
Associated
Dds.
Convention
Set
Dates
for
the
annual
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
In
Prince
Rupert
were
set
for
September
5,
3
and
7
by
the
executive
council
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
Saturday
evening.
Convention
committee
consists
of
W.
F.
Stone,
chalrm'an.
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Appeal
of
Harold
Ryan
from
a
conviction
for
murder
December
23,
1950,
near
Port
Simpson
of
Lorraine
Tait
was
transferred
by
the
Court
of
Appeal
yesterday
to
its
next
sitting
at
Victoria
in
September.
Ryan
was
sentenced
by
Mr.
j
civ'c
Centr
building
at
Prince
Justice
MacFarlane
to
be
hang-1
Rupert,
was
permitted
on
the
ed
July
24
and
has
since
been
evening
of
May
3
to
attend
a
But
if
th
For
Wheat
Loan
NEW
DELHI
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Nehru
declared'
today
that
a
"generous
gesture"
of
the
American
people
In.
loaning
In-
P",
they
would
be
near
the
about
property.
Mr.
nuuueu.B.u
said
he
had
shown
them
what
was
available
In
the
areas
of
Seventh
Avenue
East
and
in
Section
2.
In
both
those
areas
there
was
enough
property
on
...,--,-
v..
ti.4
nn
unita
he
said.
today
and
tomorrow.
Rain
nor-
dia
2.OO0.000
tons
of
wheat
"will
movie
theatre
where
Jurors
granted
a
reprieve
to
October
5.
Bascbal!
Tonight
6:30
p.m."
'OKI()N
&
ANDERSON
VS
wn.cn
ru
""'-.
Wednesday.
June
13,
1951
"mingled
with
the
public.'
Further,
It
Is
alleged
that
Reason
for
the
delay
was
that
transcript
of
the
trial
evidence
has
not
yet
been
completed.
them
section
today
becoming
i
evoke
friendly
responses
in
In-showery
.
this
evening.
Little
I
jia
and
will
bring
two
peoples
change
In
.temperature.
Light
:
hearer
one
another."
winds.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Nehru
and
other
Indian
offl-Wednesday
at
Port
Hardy1,
52cials
said
the
loan,
will
alleviate
and
50:
Sandspit
50-
and
58;
;a
food
cr)ts
brought
on
by
Prince
Rupert
50
and
56.
I
drought.
..
tl:
HiCh
7:27
15.7
feet
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene,
E.
D.
Forward,
A.
D.
Vance
and
G.
A,
Hunter.
members
of
the
Jury
were
allowed
to
telephone
non-mem-
The
notice
of
appeal
claims
ABEL
&
OOOWES
181
feet
8
2
feet
7.0
feet
Both
letters
were
referred
to
20.10
the
housing
committee
for
re-
Low
l
4
.
I
13.39
that
the
Jury,
housed
in
the
'
bers
of
the
jury
during
the
trial.
Admission
35c