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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phono
01
VOL.
XL,
No.
167
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
18,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
;
V'
UV
;"
Labor
Government
Mov
Of
IfK
mm
Against
New
Fuel
Crisis
By
EDWIN
S.
JOHNSON
Canadian
Press
Stair
Writer
reement
on
Minor.
LONDON
(CP)
A
special
committee
to
investigate
the
wider
aspects
of
the
national
fuel
policy
has
been
appointed
by
the
government
in
an
attempt
to
forestall
another
coal
crisis
in
Britain
next
winter.
r
Points
Tho'
Agenda
Is
Not
Settled
Yet
BUSINESS
BOOMS
I
ON
ADVERTISING
It
pays
to
advertise
In
the
Daily
News.
For
proof,
hundreds
of
people,
men.
women
and
children
stood
In
line
this
morninz
In
front
of
a
shoe
store
which
advertised
a
close-out
sale
in
last
night's
edition.
And
by
noon
today,
the
lineup
had
not
receded,
but
grown,
even
though
customers
were
being
served
steadily
throughout
the
morning.
At
times
doors
had
to
be
locked.
It's
Merry
Flag
Race
!
Fuel
Minister
P.
J.
Noel-Baker
j
in
making
the
announcement
said
domestic
consumption
was
not
only
rising
at
a
staggering
rate,
but
serious
manpower
!
problems
also
had
developed,
if
'
the
coul
industry
is
unable
to
j
find
the
necessary
quota
of
re-jcruits
in
the
United
Kingdom,
miners
will
be
sought
from
the
pool
of
unemployed
in
other
I
countries.
KOUL
(CP)
Allied
and
Communist
envoys
1
1
today
on
two
points
of
the
cease-fire
agenda
impute
over
"at
least
one
major
point"
is
block-art
of
actual
war
armistice
negotiations.
.
The
United
Nations
announc
ed
this
tonight
after
negotiators
had
returned
after
their
longest
session
this
week.
American
League
Pennant
Pursuit
Tighter
Than
Ever
Today
The
new
committee
which
will
operate
independently
of
the
recently-created
Fuel
Economy
s
Vice-Admiral
Turner
Joy,
head
of
the
United
Nations
cease-fire
team,
accepted
the
Communist
wording
for
two
agenda
Items.
The
Communists
appeared
grateful
"mixed
with
a
certain
element
of
relief,"
a
spokpsman
said.
NEW
YORK
(CP)
The
top
four
.
Board,
has
under
consideration
American
League
teams
came
to
several
measures
it
hopes
whl
grips
Tuesday
night
and,
when
'
prevent
recurrence
of
last
win-the
smoke
of
battle
had
cleared,
'
ter's
drastic
restraints
on
sup-the
lead
of
the
Boston
Red
Sox
Plies.
Dim-out
restriction?
weie
in
the
hot
pennant
race
had
tnen
Imposed
throughout
the
been
shaved
to
two
percental';
country
and
coal
rations
were
points.
I
cut
sharply.
Britain
Feels
Dollar
Crisis
Old
Land
Plagued
Again
With
Fiscal
Worry
LONDON
-The
"dollar"
crisis"
has
returned
to
plant
a
fcalctul
foot
on
the
British
body
pol'tic.
'
For
the
first
time
In
more
than
a
year
sterling
area's
gold
and
dollar
reserves
are
going
down
instead
of
up.
A
third
crisis,
perhaps
as
acute
!
Points
agreed
upon
were
not
disclosed.
f
Meanwhile
fighting
on
the
fronts
Is
quiet.
MOUNTAIN
BUS
CRASH
A
sightseeing
bus
which
overturned
near
Jasper
in
the
Canadian
Rockies
Is
shown
here
after
It
was
pulled
back
in
Its
wheels.
Three
United
States
tourists
were
killed
and
a
number
Injured
when
the
bus
slid
off
the
highway
and
somersaulted
down
the
bank.
The
plexiglass
roof
of
the
vehicle
broke
loose,
all
wing
some
of
the
passengers
to
be
thrown
out
Bobby
Feller
and
the
fourth-1
Jn
the
latest
government
place
Cleveland
Indians
turned
economic
survey
a
warning
was
back
the
Red
Sox
8
to
3
while
given
that
the
country's
coal
the
runner-up
Chicago
White
budget
for
the
year
Is
already
Sox'
edged
the
third-place
New
running
at
a
deficit.
York
Yankees
4
to
3
in
10
in-!
rrhe
total
maximum
output
in
nlngs.
j
1951,
Including
emergency
!m-
Yanks
and
Indians
now
trail
Ports
from
the
United
States,
is
Boston
by
IVi
games.
j
estimated
at
223,200,000
tons,
ap-
In
other
American
League
ac-!
proximately
1,400,000
below
re-tlon
Detroit
Tigers
defeated
Quirements.
Philadelphia
Athletics
8
to
5
Miners
throughout
the
land
and
Washington
Senators
and
:
responded
wholeheartedly
when
St.
Louis
Browns
split
a
double-
j
tne
government
this
spring
is-header.
Senators
won
the
open-
sued
an
appeal
for
stepped-up
er
7
to
2
and
the
Browns
the
Production.
The
increased
re-nightcap
2-0.
.quirement
over
last
year
was
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
ana
under
the
frame
of
the
bus.
(CP
PHOTO)
)
IN
AFRICA
W.
Ross
of
Windsor,
Ont.,
was
when
a
Constellation
Native
Boys
Drowned
One
of
Bodies
Recovered
Were
Fishing
Off
Zayas
Island
A
double
drowning
at
Zayas
Island,
40
miles
northwest
of
Railway
is
Feeling
Boom
t
crashed
In
Liberia.
All
as
the
contravertability
crisis
of
1947
or
the
devaluation
crisis
of
1949,
may
be
in
the
making.
i
Rising
Import
prices
are
the
new
villain.
Britain
pays
42
percent
more
than
In
1!I50
for
Imports
as
a
t
whole
and
72
percent
more
for
imported
raw
materials
while
1
Fire
Hazard
Lessening
lenivcTs
and
nine
crew
I
Hon
the
lour-engincd
i
ashed
into
a
mountaln-
Big
Increase
in
Business
All
Along
Line,
Says
Al
Berner
i
flight
from
Johanncs-Now
York.
Mr.
Storey
Lifting
of
the
partial
forest
export
prices
have
risen
only
17
1
v"ou
uu
uo
jio
tvmrcm
In
sbuV
the
National
League
the
-.been
attained
but
other
prrvj-
FLASH
iiiag'-r
of
overseas
op-
biTnrrecomrmendeRdUatretc1t
h
PWTed
out
theisms
ha
Tc
opped
being
recommended,
District
D..i,i,,
t,.
i
,t
K
...
here.
Monday
afternoon
took
the
;
percent.
I
C-
Berner,
superintendent
lives
of
two
native
boys.
Victims
Experts
say
it
may
be
neces-
of
Canadian
National
Railways
were
Herbert
Green,
11,
and
'
sary
for
Great
Britain
to
make
nere-
returned
yesterday
after
a
iront-runnmg
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Not
only
has
consumption
i
;r
Ford
of
Canada
visiting
Britain
and
.it
V
'
v
A
'
.
n
I
xi-A
?'.-.
tit,
:
two
week
official
visit
at
points
U.S.-SPANISH
PACT
MADRID
Spain
and
Inited
Moses
jonnson,
I.
;
another
cut
In
dollar
Imports.
'
RCMP
who
Investigated
with
He
is
survived
by
his
nd
a
daughter.
(CP
PHOTO
I
4
to
3
but
the
Brooks
remained
during
the
first
quarter
of
1951
eight
games
ahead.
j
risen
by
about
four
per
cent,
The
runner-up
New
York
i
but
stocks
have
not
been
piling
Giants
bowed
to
the
Chicago
i
up
at
the
pace
expected
Cubs
7
to
4.
'
BELOW
OBJECTIVE
:
along
the
Northern
main
line
as
ifar
as
McBride,
and
he
says
orester
Marc
Gormely
said
to-
day,
and
word
of
approval
Is
lexpected
soon
from
Victoria,
j
"An
appreciable
amount
of
I
rain"
has
fallen
generally
in
the
-l-djftrict,
ftnA.xisUag
frevre
''well
under
control,''
Mr
Gor
police
boat
PML-15,
said
the
drowning
was
accidental.
The
States
have
reached
agreement
bj
principle
on
use
of
Spanish
"businc.Ts
everywhere
is
boom-
Soviet
Russia-
BostonBraves
Wanked-
S!H
Astoe-wte
-tawofc
HHt4Wift..
i
r
,,,
T
American
Vaval
and
Green
boy's
body
was
recovered
'j
T'.ly
Tiases
by
i
air
forces.
Blast
In
Louis
Cardinals
S
to
0
and
Phil
000
tons
has
been
set
for
tae
and
brought
to
Prince
Rupert.
coal
season
beginning
Novem-
Police
said
the
boys
had
been
oftwiiiuHj
cveiywuere
are
worK-
ing
full
capacity
and
a
lot
of
j
activity
is
centered
around
the
!
Alcan
project
at
Vanderhoof
and
Courts
Britain
adelphia
Phils
'
split
a
night
doubleheader
with
Cincinnati
Reds,
winning
the
nightcap
10
to
0
after
losing
the
opener
9
to
8.
-
age
Plant
mely
said.
At
'Teiegraph
Creek,
changing
winds'
blew
fires
away
from
community
buildings
yesterday,
but
no
reports
from
that
area
were
available
today.
Elsewhere,
conditions
are
favorable
and
the
fire
danger
has
been
greatly
reduced.
LONDON
(CP)
Responsible
Burns
Lake-
government
officials
today
view-
AU
thls
business
Is
straining
ed
new
Communist
talks
of
our
wvlce
to
its
utmost,"
said
"traditional
Russian-
British
Berner
today.
,
S
fishing
In
a
skiff
a
short
ways
irom
the
shore.
Zayas
Island
is
off
the
northwest
tip
of
Dundas
Island,
a
small
Indian
fishing
village
being
located
there
during
the
summer.
frlendshiD"
as
a
move
to
wean
wcamer
conditions
had
been
Great
Britain
from
the
North
drV
for
several
weeks,
he
said,
France
Cannot
Find
Premier
Indian
Affairs
department
is
Atlantic
Pact
and
to
split
the
but
ne
thought
most
fires
along
the
victims'
ber
I.
Bur.
with
only
five
months
to
go
before
the
deadline,
the
reserve
is
still
about
7,000.000
tons
below
the
objective.
The
answer,
the
experts
say,
is
i
sharp
rise
in
output,
immediate
restrictions
on
consumption
and
curtailment
of
waste.
The
alternative
.
is
heavy
additional
Imports
from
the
United
States.
E.
H.
Browne,
director-general
of
production
for
the
National
Coal
Board,
says
that
the
problem
would
be
met
by
a
speedy,
bold
and
efficient
scheme
for
reorganization
of
the
coal
industry.
"
"For
10
years
we
have
lived
from
crisis
to
crisis,'
he
said.
ti'ylng
to
tlocate
Anelo-American
alliance.
;
l"e
"ne
were
under
control.
fATOON
(f
A
gas
ex-f
ipped
apart
Saskatoon's
f
sewage
disposal
plant
I
V
was
hurt.
nrrete
and
stevl
butld-f
descried
when
the
ex-Pat.
!.ist
tossed
Into
the
air
i
of
foot-thick
steel
re-i
concrete
floor.
The
slab
i
rest,
standing
upright
Imbedded
In
the
ground.
next
of
kin.
To
Keep
Envoy's
Movement
Quiet
This
was
the
opinion
express-1
A
severe
electrical
storm
was
ed
concerning
Moscow's
new
reported
in
Prince
George
last
English
language
'publication
'
night.
,
"News"
and
an
article
in
its
I
first
issue.
'
,
,
Observers
also
viewed
the1
Pfprniaf
A
ft
pa
article
as
a
bid
for
xiiDDort
from'
'
'GHIICI
1HCC
PARIS
KH
Finance
Minister
Maurice
Petsche
today
gave
up
a
week-long
attempt
to
form
a
new
French
cabinet.
Fetsche
told
President
Auriol
that
he
was
unable
to
get
TEHRAN
(CP)
Iranian
officials
today
asked
the
United
States
embassy
to
ban
advance
announcements
on
movements
the
Labor
party's
left
wing
mi
political
leaders
to
CANADA'S
DEFENCE
FORCK
OTTAWA
Defence
Min'sler
Claxton
said
Tuesday
nijlit
that
Canada's
armed
forces
have
boosted
their
manpower
81,000
or
70
percent
more
than
the
47,000
men
they
had
when
war
broke
out
In
Korea.
Re
warned
against
disarming,
qfider
any
circumstances,
in
tWe
face
of
potential
a?sres-ror
who
remains
fully
armed.
He
was
refrring
to
fossihle
Success
of
the
Korean
campaign.
DUBLIN
THEATRE
BURNED
DUBLIN
A
fire
that
broke
out
suddenly
in
Dublin's
famed
Abbey
Theatre
today
destroyed
the
main
part
of
the
building
before
it
was
brought
under
control.
B.C.
PACKERS
EARNINGS
HIGH
VANCOUVER
Highest
net
sales
in
the
company's
histoy,
$38,000,000
for
the
year
ended
.March
31.
were
shownd
yesterday
in
the
annual
report
-of
British
Columbia
Parkers
Ltd.
ONTARIO
COMING
:
ALERT
BAY
HMCS
Ontario,
on
the
way
to
Prince
Rupert
with
Lieutenant
Governor
nority
led
by
Aneurin
Bevan.
of
Averill
Harriman,
President
I
France's
Celanese
Veep
Visiting
City
George
Schneider
of
N?w
York,
vice-president
of
Celanese
Corporation
of
America,
is
due
in
the
city
today
from
Vancouver.
While
here
will
will
visit
Terrace.
He
is
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Schneider
and
Mrs.
8.
B.
Roberts,
also
of
New
York.
Aga
agree
on
a
number
of
domestic!
lne
"ep-beaiea
aease
m
ins
issues.
!
Industry
cannot
be
cured
by
pal-
in
on
Scale
Auriol
must
now
try
to
find
I
llatlves-
Unless
reconstruction
some
one
else
to
try
to
do
the
forges
ahead
we
are
in
grave
Truman's
special
envoy,
because
of
the
possibility
of
new
bloody
Communist
demonstrations.
The
death
toll
has
risen
to
20
persons
with
300
injured
in
Sunday's
anti-Harriman
demonstra
gers'
Dutch
Queen
to
Visit
US-Canada
lob
of
forming
an
administra-1
""6"
-"""""'iS
L"c
whuic
tion
from
out
of
the
complex
'UVER-FollowinB
fail-
tion
following
his
arrival
to
try
!
political
polyglot
of
the
nation.
economic
position
and
security
of
the
nation
within
a
decade."
Referring
to
the
problems
confronting
the
special
investi-
r
ach
an
agreement
at
a
I
in
Priuce
George
last
to
work
out
a
solution
of
the
bitter
British-Iranian
oil
Oorrinn
Root,
well
knnun
Vt-
Mr.
Noei-
THE
HAGUE
0
Queen
Juliana
and
Prince
Bcrnhard
of
the
Netherlands
will
make
an
official
visit
to
Canada
and
the
toria
newspaper
correspondent
j
eating
committee
Baker
said
Charles
L.
Shaw,
veteran
Victoria
and
Vancouver
newspaper
annual
coal
con
and
now
public
relations
officer
for
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.,
ar-
man.
Is
paying
a
visit
to
the
city
for
Miller
Freeman
Publications
sumption
in
Britain
was
running
15,000,000
presrntatives
of
the
In-'ia!
J
Woodworkers
of
Am-t'
nd
Northern
Interior
pens
Association
will
4'
re
again
next
Monday
view
to
reaching
a
new
United
States
next
year,
it
was
announced
today.
Invitations
of
rived
in
the
city
yesterday
from
approximately
0e
ml
fig
"
south
mill
snpnlf
ure.
Hs
of
Seattle
which
he
now
repre
the
anrf
t.ho
npvt.
.
Capt.
William
Koughan',
harbormaster,
returned
to
the
city
today
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
following
a
two-week
official
business
trip
to
Victoria
and
Vancouver.
.
sents
in
Vancouver
.
He
is
doing
j
the
two
countries
have
been
ac-an
article
on
one
of
the
local
j
cepted.
Dates
of
the
visit
will
fishery
plants.
I
be
announced
later.
.
i
C
'
"
thought
this
rate
of
increase,
couple
of
weeks
here
and
at;noweT
be
than
Terrace
visiting
the
company
1
,
tourUerbalanced
by
effective
ii
and
other
matters.
A
ase
across
the
board
Is
operations.
V
the
union,
rstahllsh-
Coming
Over
LONDON
ffi
i
.Well-informed
Rources
reported
'today
that
Prime
Minister
Clement
Attlee
may
make
another
trip
to
Washington
late
next
month
for
talks
with
President
Truman
and
other
American
leaders.
Mr.
Attlee
Is
expected
to
go
out
the
whole
range
of
British-American
relations
and
world
issues
with
American
leaders.
Britain's
worsening
financial
position
is
likely
to
figure
high
in
any
top-level
discussions.
Old
Country
Doctor
Dies
CARTHAGE,
Illinois
Dr.
Qharles
Av
Runyon,
89,
is
dead.
He
was
one
of
the
last
of
the
nation's
horse
and
buggy
doctors.
He
attended
the
births
of
more
than
3,500
infants.
The
first,
a
girl,
continued
to
be
his
patient
after
maturity.
He
also
delivered
h'jr
daughter,
granddaughter
and
great-granddaughter.
He
practised
in
one
county
67
years.
PIOUS
PRINCESS
Ethelreda,
daughter
of
a
king
of
East
Anglia,
founded
a
mon
ic
wage
rate
of
$1.40
an
Britain
Cool
About
Spain
TODAY'S
STOCKS
k
of
Reds
UourtMjr
g.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.),
measures
in
eliminating
waste
fuel
and
power.
He
also
deplored
loss
of
output
as
the
result
of
"ill-advised"
disputes.
Since
the
.beginning
of
May
of
this
year,
more
than
200,000
tons
had
been
last,
he
said,
through
disagreements
that
never
should
have
arisen.
The
committees-
appointment
follows
a
recent
call
from
the
Conservative
party's
fuel
and
power
committee
for
drastic
reorganization
of
the
coal
industry,
based
on
decentralization
of
control.
Tibet
Seen
United
States
was
In
a
split
with
Britain
and
France
on
the
question.
Acheson
saidi
"Military
authorities
are
In
general
agreement
that
Spain
Is
of
strategic
importance
to
the
general
defence
of
"western
Europe."
TORONTO
Athona
08
Aumaque
19
Vi
Beattle
45
Bevcourt
41
Buffalo
Canadian
16
2
Consol.
Smelters
150.75
Conwest
2.45
Split
in
Views
Admitted
By
Secretary
Acheson
LONDON
(CP)
A
Foreign
Office
spokesman
said
today
that
the
British
government
feels
any
bilateral
agreement
between
the
British
government
and
Spain
would
weaken
the
western
stand
against
totalitarianism.
The
British
government
objects
not
only
to
admission
of
Spain
to
the
Atlantic
Pact
but
Clarence
Wallace
on
board,
is
here
today
and
is
due
at
Ocean
Falls
tomorrow.
The
warship
arrives
at
Prince
Rupert
at
the
week-end.
B.C.
Salmon
Pack
Moving
VANCOUVER
W
Sale
of
almost
half
of
British
Columbia's
1951
salmon
pack
was
assured
today
with
the
announcement
from
London
that
Britain
will
buy
$6,700,000
worth.
Gieat
Britain
took
$5,000,000
worth
last
year.
Tibet-The.
Lama
of
considering
breaking
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
12
B
R
X
.03
Cariboo
-Quartz
1.41
Congress
.07
Giant
Mascot
95
Indian
Mines
21
Pend
Oreille
7.30
Pioneer
1.80
Premier
Border
32
Privateer
11
Reeves
McDonald
4.15
;treat.y
with
Communist
'-ommunlst
troops
are
ll'
be
again
marching
north
toward
the
Tibet-
Weather
Donalda
Eldona
.49
.16
East
Sullivan
7.95
Giant
Yellowknife
8.00
Synopsis
also
to
"any
close
association'
TUn
ftnnt
fit
mnlcf
nlo
fvnm
.03
Reno
between
Spain
and
any
of
the!-
V
ARRIVALS
astery
In
673
A.D..
on
the
present
clnnrtv
conditions
over
r.hp
mast.
it-
.i
-.
Admiral
Forest
Sherman,
U.S.
antj
central
interior.
HnHr1
V-B"":u'i"
.32
.18
.07
.10
.09
.52
.70
.14
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harricana
Heva
Jacknif-e
Jollet
Quebec
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
Charles-Walcott
Fighting
Tonight
PITTSBURGH
ih
Heavyweight
champion
Ezzard
Charles
will
spot
Jersey
Joe
Walcott
twelve
pounds
tonight
when
they
clash
in
a
15-round
title
bout.
Charles
Scaled
182
pounds
today
to
Walcott's
194
at
the
official
weigh-in
time.
2H.Q00
black
cod,
16c,
G.ono
red
cod,
5c.
Atlin.
cniei
oi
naval
operations,
is
vis-
skies
are
ais0
expected
to
de-ltlng
Spain,
leading
to
reports
velop
ovpr
tne
southern
interior
of
'
the
..u":
possibility
of
bringing
ZZl
todav.
Showers
snowe.swui
will
occur
occur
ove
over
M9
000
black
cod:
3.000
'
loaay-
-
.1
Co-nn
I
"i"'
l"c
"u"
the
north
coast
with
consider
".000
black
cod:
3,000
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.05
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.61
quarters
11
is
reponea
mat
able
thunderstorm
activity
in
Sherman
is
after
no
bigger
game
tne
interior
today.
Little
change
than
air
and
naval
bases
in
1-
oxnected
in
this
trpnemi
Co-op.
Moneta
.31V,
Sheep
Creek
1.55
,
Silbak
Premier
38
.
Taku
River
07
Vananria
.12
Spud
Valley
...j
12
Silver
Standard
2.42
Western
Uranium
1.86
Oils
A
P
Con
37
Atlantic
2.70
,
Calmont
1.03
C
&
E
13.05
Central
Lcduc
1.80
Home
Oil
15.75
Mercury
v
.13
Okalta
2-20
Princess
135
Poval
Canadian
ll3n
RoyaUte
14.75
Spain.
weather
situation
for
tomorrow.
WANTED.
EXPERIENCED
TYPIST
Also
to
operate
switchboard
and
act
as
cashier.
Good
salary
and
working
conditions.
APPLY
(
EDWARD
LIPSETT
LTD.
Forecast
ACIIESON'S
STATEMENT
Meantime
at
Washington
Se
'
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
j
)
1
4'''.
"..
retary
of
State
Dean
Acheson
'
with
showers
today
and
tomor
JT
IDES-
firsday,
July
19,
1951
.
flfte
Standard
Time)
1
1:09
22.9
feet
I
H:14
20.1
feet
Negus
70
Noranda
72.00
Louvlcourt
lGVg
Pickle
Crow
1.60
San
Antonio
2.60
Senator
Rouyn
17'i
Sherrit
Gordon
2
90
Steep
Rock
6.80
Silver
Miller
1.38
announced
today
that
United
'
row.
Little
change
in
tempera-;
States
has
opened
talks
with
j
ture.
Wind
light.
Low
tonight
1
'
Spain's
Franco
government
on
and
high
tomorrow
Port
Hardy,
j
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
CANADIAN
LEGION
vs.
BATTERY
7
o'clock
kick-off
tv.
0.2
feet
Its
possible
role
in
the
defence
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert
52
167c
i
-
7:50
I
20:00
5.8
feet
of
Europe.
He
conceded
that
and
65,
.
f.
ti'fr
J