PROVINCIAL
LISiUMI,
113
.
GRMES
VICTORIA,
B.
C.
"DRUGS
DAILY
DELIVERY
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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
ot
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VOL.
XL,
No.
213
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
11,
1951
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Liquor
Store
is
Lj
of
$2,300
and
Stock
Strafed
Kaesong
by
Accident,
Explained
fiA
Treai1
To
Drawn
Up
Between
Canada,
U.S.,
Japan
KXS
LAKE
(CP)
Thieves
blasted
the
safe
ovenum'nt
liquor
store
here
and
escaped
with
i
ca.-h
and
an
unknown
quantity
of
liquor
on
f
.
riff
4
7
tt-t
TOKYO
(CP)
The
United
Nations
command
admitted
tonight
that
one
of
its
planes
had
strafed
neutral
zone
by
mistake
yesterday.
The
Reds
had
charged
that
the
plane
had
raked
the
site
of
the
suspended
armistice
talks
before
dawn
VANCOUVER
0
Minister
of
Fisheries
R.
H.
Mayhew
said
Monday
that
a
Canadian
delegation
Is
expected
to
go
to
Tokyo
next
month
to
open
negotiations
with
Japan
for
a
fisheries
treaty
A
three-way
fisheries
treaty
among
Canada,
United
States
and
Japan
Is
being
prepared.
Tha
San
Francisco
poace
treaty
requires
Japan
t'o
enter
such
an
agreement.
The
object
of
the
treaty
Is
to
protect
fish,
particularly
salmon
and
halibut.
,
The
Japanese
will
be
asked
to
agree
not
to
fish
In
territorial
waters
of
Canada
and
the
United
States.
Read
in
News
About
Korea
Monday.
embers
of
the
Royal
MMunied
Police
were
their
quarters
only
when
the
safe
s
away
lor
store
is
in
the
Royal
'im
,crp.
No
attempt
at
the
tank.
Headquarters
of
the
supreme
Allied
commander.
General
Matthew
D.
Ridgway,
said
Vice-Admlrai
C.
Turner
Joy,
chief
Is
Charged
With
Murder
Sixty-year-old
Alan
Held
in
Young
Woman's
Death
in
Victoria
negotiator
for
the
Allies
In
the
trucp
talks,
will
send
his
Communist
counterpart
tomorrow
morning
the
following
message:
backfires
o
Die
in
The
United
Nations
command
regrets
this
violation
of
agreed
When
Jack
Carroll
returned
from
Korea
recently
he
had
two
doxrn
note
books
bulging
with
the
mysteries
of
the
Far
Fast.
I-
)llow
this
noted
writer
adventures
in
Korea,
Japan
and
in
a
series
of
seven
exclusive
articles,
first
of
which
will
appear
in
an
early
edition
of
The
Daily
News.
Title
of
Carroll's
story
tomorrow
is:
"If
You
Meet
A
Foreigner,
Kill
Him."'
neutrality
which
resulted
from
a
pilot's
error
in
navigation.
Ap
propriate
disciplinary
action
is
being
initiated."
VICTORIA
f
A
retired
hospital
attendant
was
arrested
last
night
and
charged
with
murder
in
the
death
of
Mrs.
Gwendolyn
Dora
Casswell,
aged
24.
In
his
basement
suite
some
time
Sunday
night.
The
Allied
reply
notes
that
no
JTi
w
casualties
were
Inflicted
and
only
light
damage
was
caused.
Ihir
is
the
first
time
that
the
United
Nations
command
nas
,.
.
.
.1
.
lei
L.ciuy
oaut?i,
at:u
ou.
admitted
any
basis
to
Red
char
Folice
refused
to
d'sclcse
de-
;r
ot
neutrality
zone
violation.
'
.
..
i
Blast
OFK
f
-A
furtive
i
pint
1
1
burn
a
small
rm
and
collect
$20,000
bai'kliri'd
today
into
4s
after
two
men
died
vlfiw
million
dollar
!irc
Out;
of
the
three
!rd
a
clothing
irer.
m.
re
a
city
detec-;nf
o(
the
alleged
ar-!;ai!
'niili"!
into
a
nlne-Miulbin
business
bulld-th!
The
sirurture
was
55
gallons
of
g;is-
np.
dri.rtive
was
blown
nail
unci
n
second
ac-
The
rtraffing
charge
was
the
,
Bloodstained
towels
and
cloth-
Fighting
For
Korean
Peaks
eleventh
by
the
Reds.
insr
were
ound
in
,h
anartment
'
1
Comic
Section
to
Be
Added
to
Daily
News
An
eight-
page
colored
comic
section
is
to
be
added
to
the
Daily
News,
it
was
announced
today
by
Harry
G.
Perry,
publisher.
The
order
has
now
been
placed
and
the
first
section
will
be
added
a3
soon
as
the
initial
delivery
can
be
arranged
within
the
next
two
or
three
weeks.
It
will
appear
each
Saturday.
Considerable
expense
has
been
involved
in
the
securing
of
this
new
feature
with
a
view
to
improving
the
service
and
increasing
the
popularity
of
the
paper.
That
it
will
be
appreciated
by
old
and
young
alike
is
expected.
Careful
selection
has
been
made
of
the
features
to
be
offered.
They
will
be:
.
Li'l
Abner,
Abbie
and
Slats,
Captain
and
the
Kids,
Nancy,
Fritzi-Ritz,
Tarzan,
Ella
Cinders,
CaseyRuggles.
Date
of
the
first
presentation
will
be
an-,
nounced
as
soon
as
possible.
The
Allies
have
denied
or
ig-
with
the
partially
cloed
body
nored
all
previous
charges.
of
the
woman.
INLAND
NAVY
First
RCN
vessels
to
traverse
the
Rideau
Canal
were
five
Fairmibs.
Four
of
them
are
shown
in
the
locks,
headed
for
Kingston,
Ont.
Background
is
supplied
by
Ottawa's
Chateau
Laurier.
CP
PHOTO
1
Allies
Retrain
Mountain
Positions
Lost
During
Night
Double
Conquest
of
Channel
UNITED
STATES
EIOHTH
-
-
ARMY
HEADQUARTERS
IN
KOREA
(CP)
Counter-attacking
New
Civic
Centre
Director
uis
thrown
five
Allied
Infantrymen
drove
two
San
Diego
Typist
First
Woman
To
Swim
it
Both
Ways
SANGATTE,
France
Florence
Chadwick
swam
across
the
English
Channel
from
Britain
to
France
in
near
record
time
today
the
first
woman
to
swim
the
n
an
elevator
snail,
oauanons
01
norean
commun-the
ha
nient
at
the
IsU
off
a
key
peak
In
eastern
FLASHES
TREATMENT
FOR
KING
LONDON
The
King
is
returning
trom
Balmoral
Castle
in
Scotland
to
receive
further
treatment
for
a
tune
ailment.
John
Stirn
of
Nanaimo
To
Succeed
Don
Forward
:p
elevator
car.
Both
Korea
today
and
chased
the
11.J?
hurl
i
flee
ing
Reds
northward.
(jUtSluGr
IS
ride
expnion.
which.
The
Reds
had
attacked
Allied
!
,
!
New
director
and
secretary-
English
Channel
both
ways.
Miss
Chadwick,
32-year-old
t
was
announced
today
at
;
San
Diego
typist,
reached
France
Buckingham
Palace,
!
the
(umblints
arson-(
troops
In
darkness
earlier
and;
f
If
fl
!
manager
of
Prince"
Rupert's
Civ-
Mnnert
as
only
a
minor
forced
the
withdrawal
fromjUO
LloP
r
c..nlrp
1,
Jnnn
E
stlrn
of
ci.tl
unduws
for
miles'
United
Nations
positions
north
.,
ii
ii,
lof
Inie,
25
miles
Inland
fromy"
BETHLEHEM,
Pe
n
nsylvanla
'
iL
w
?m
.after
sixteen
hours
and
22
min
utes
in
tne
water,
sne
started
the
swim
from
St.
Margaret's
Bay
near
Dover,
Englahd,
last
the
Korean
east
coast.
j
.rru?tralvd
Frank
Strana-
CtntPe
execotlve
t0
succeed
Don
-The
Allies
smashed
back
at
han's
ninth
bid
lor
the
United
j,orwarci
wno
nas
resigned
to
daybreak
and
drove
the
Reds
States
amateur
golf
champion-
j
fnt,.r
private
business,
from
fortress-like
positions
oa
1
ship
was
shattered
Monday
IOIrl
0TBALL
Coimlrv
TODAY'S
STOCKS
night.
She
became
the
first
woman
In
history
to
swim
the
Channel
,
the
peak.
the
first
round
by
a
29-year-old
"'
p-
1
!
from
Larch-
plicants,
all
ol
wiiom
-were
thor-iofferusive,
Allied
troop.s,
on
a
limited
week-end
player
threw
softening-up
mond,
New
York,
who
rallied
to
oughly
screened
according
to
.(CuurleMy
&
II,
JnliilMtwll
Co.
Ltd.)
from
west
to
east
and
to
swim
It
both
s
.she
swam
11
from
east
Canadian
1
1
last
Royal
ottark
at.
other
Red
stroni
win
on
thj
twent
eth
hole.
quuuirauuni.
u.ie
p.u-
to
west
year
MONDAY
1
I'.ieiie,
Division
1
V.lia
1,
Huddersfleld
bation,
salary
will
be
$350
month-
points
on
the
eastern
Iront.
Robert
Kuntz,
perfectly
relax
Florence's
time
today
was
Just
51
minutes
slower
than
the
record
set
by
Tom
Blower,
37-year-old
Briton
last
year.
WINDSORS
TO
TANAD.V
1.4
RIS
The
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Windsor
will
visit
Canada
and
their
ranch
in
Alberta
after
the
New
Year.
They
will
stay
in
Paris
until
they
leave
for
Canada.
NURSE
GETS
POLIO
VICTORIA
A
student
nurse
here
has
been
stricken
with
poliomyelitis.
It
is
the
tirst
polio
case
of
the
year
here.
The
girl's
condition
was
reported
today
to
be
improved.
BEER
WAITERS
STRIKE
VANCOUVER
Waiters
in
Vancouver
beer
parlors
have
voted
In
favor
of
a
strike
dead-line.
Sixty-four
taverns
may
he
affected'
A
40c
a
day
increase
is
asked
whereas
a
conciliation
board
had
granted
19c.
;l
0.
Preston
North
End!
Royalite
18.50
TORONTO
.
Athona
.-
-09".
Aumaque
.24
BeatUe
41
Bevcourt
55
Buffalo
Canadian
19
CUtS
'1.68
Conwest
4.00
ed
chemical
company
salesman,;
seemed
hopelessly
beaten
when
The
new
director,
who
arrives
Stranahan
assumed
a
three-hole
here
by
car
Thursday,
has
had
lead
through
the
tenth
and
two
long-time
connection
with
the
up
with
play
ovxr
the
Saucon
Provincial
Recreation
Depart-Valley
Country
Club
course.
;
ment
of
B
C.
and
spent
six
years
am
Il'itspur
1,
Burnley
lh
League,
Division
II
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
18
Bralorne
6.50
B
R
X
03'
4
Cariboo
Quartz
135
Congress
07
',4
Mascot
iGianti
1.13
Indian
Mines
25'i
Pend
Oreille
10.50
Pioneer
2.06
Premier
Border
37
Privateer
12'j
Reno
.05
Sheep
Cveek
1
76
Silbak
Premier
55
Vananda
J6!4
Spud
Valley
.25
'
Silver
Standard
2.55
Western
Uranium
5.20
Cronln
Babiiie
68
But
the
never-say-dle
KunU
nailed
brilliant
birdies
on
the
sevenlhteenth
and
eighteenth
to
I
United
1,
Bury
0.
CANADIAN
England
Wins
First
Cricket
TORONTO
(CP)
The
first
official
three-day
test
cricket
match
between
Canada
and
England
ended
Monday
in
Victoria
with
a
victory
for
England
by
a
margin
of
141
runs.
Two
more
matches
are
to
be
played.
physical
training
instructor
and
Intelligence
officer.
Time
with
Pro-Rec
includes
square
the
match,
equalled
Weather
Synopsis
Cool
Pacific
air
covered
all
of
British
Columbia
this
morning
and,
with
relatively
clear
skies
in
most
regions,
temperatures
dropped
sharply
during
the
night.
Several
stations
in
the
ATn
aii
vIDALL
f
5
12
Calgary
18.
Stranahin's
birdie
on
the
nine-
,
five
years
as
instructor
and
one
j
tcenth
and
then
went
on
to
pre-
'
year
as
office
manager.
Mr.
Stirn
1
vail
with
a
well
played
par
on
Is
37,
married
with
two
children,
j
the
twentieth.
"
His
wife
is
a
graduate
ot
art
Bill
Mawhluney
of
Vancouver,
1
school
and
is
interested
in
art,
1950
Canadian
amateur
chain-
Instruction.
,
oion
the
only
foreign
entry,
was
(
In
1947
Mr.
Stlrn
entered
the'
Man
6.
Edmonton
31.
Banff
in
Scotland
received
its
with
,'rst
eharter
from
King
Malcolm
Interior
reported
frost
E-VOTE-VOTE-VOTE-V.OTE
Prince
George
and
Crescent
Val-
j
IV
i"
1163.
,
eliminated
in
one
of
the
day's
public
accounting
field
and
has
oils
Donalda
43
Eldona
18
East
Sullivan
.'.
9.00
Giant
Yellowknife
10T8
God's
Lake
.42
Hardrock
.13
"2
Harricana
10
Heva
15
Joliet
Quebec
50V2
LYNX
14
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.15
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.85
Negus
,.75
Noranda
75'i
Louvicourt
22
Pickle
Crow
180
San
Antonio
2.70
Sherrit
Gordon
3.80
Steep
Rock
7.35
Silver
Miller
1
60
Upper
Canada
170
Golden
Manitou
6
90
Civic
Election
Day
most
bitter
matches.
Tne
vet-,
been
witn
tne
B
Bridge
at
,
cran
Johnny
Dawson
of
Holly-1
Dredging
Co.
for
the
past
year
as
i
wood
defeated
him
two
and
one.
payroll
accountant.
i
ley
in
the
Kootenays
reporting
'
a
low
of
29
degrees.
More
unsettled
weather
also
seems
to
be
in
store
for
British
Columbia.
A
very
weak
system
now
crossing
the
Charlottes
will
cause
some
cloudiness
in
U
regions
during
the
day
and
a
few
showers
on
the
north
coast
and
in
all
northern
interior.
No
precipitation
is
expected
from
this
system
over
the
south
coast.
Another
more
active
storm
now
Anglo
Canadian
7.35
A
P
Con
51
Atlantic
2.95
Calmont
155
C&E
17,00
Central
Leduc
2
21
Home
Oil
17.75
Mercury
-12
'4
Okalta
2.90
Princess
1.42
JURSDAY
13th
SEPT.
j
CIVIC
CENTRE
BUILDING
VOTE
H.
F.
GLASSEY
For
MAYOR
For
Transportation
Thonc
GREEN
917
Committee
Rooms
Alderman
George
B.
Casey
Campaign
Manager
214
"'Support
and
Influence
in
the
Mayoralty
lection
is
rrnurtforl
kw
(1
Dnun
Frizzell
Engineer
in
Liberty
Dash
Takes
locomotive
and
passengers
from
Czechoslovakia
to
West
Germany
HOP,
GERMANY
(CP)
A
Czech
locomotive
engineer
made
a.
successful
dash
today
across
the
border
to
freedom
in
West
Germany,
bringing
with
him
107
passengers
in
three
passenger
train
Cars.
New
Well
Blows
in
Mutual
Aid
Is
Working
!
in
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
Is
expected
to
reach
the
Charlottes
tomorrow
morning
and
to
be
nearing
I
the
south
coast
and
central
interior
late
on
Wednesday.
This
I
system
is
expected
to
give
expensive
cloudiness
and
fairly
general
shower
activity
as
it
moves
southward.
The
train
was
enroute
from
'''!.
I
shall
endeavor
to
complete
with
Council
approval
'be
eiimpletlon
of
the
program
of
our
late
mayor
G.
W
Ruridrrham
which
has
Council
approval.
'uttlieiitm
an
yverall
long
range
plan
of
Civic
Improvements.
'
nf
iiuif.
negotiations
in
reference
to
renewing
our
'''''Phone
system.
''ie
completion
of
plans
to
renew
and
expand
our
A:"er
System.
n
promoto
further
Ooodwlll
with
and
encourage
our
fishing
Industry.
!
'nii"'e
and
encourage
Industrial
expansion
within
he
city.
Furnace
Blows
Janitor
Hurt
EDMONTON
(CP)
A
200-foot
high
column
of
steaming
black
oil
spewed
on
Edmonton
district
grain
fields
Monday
from
a
wild
weil
In
Acheson
field,
twelve
Forecasts
Britain
Gives
Two
Destroyers,
Outright
to
Canada
i
North
Coast
Region-
Cloudy
today
and
Wednesday.
Rain
OTTAWA
(CP)
Canada
was
:
showers
today,
tonight
and
Eiven.
outright
by
Britain
on
Wednesday
morning.
Winds
Keep
the
City
Council
on
Its
Toes
VOTE
FAURE
Eger
in
Czechoslovakia
to
Asch
near
the
west
German
border.
When
the
train
neared
Asch
It
was
detoured
to
another
track
so
that
it
could
continue
to
Self-Ploeszberg,
west
German
border
town.
Police
said
th'at
the
engineer
wanted
to
stay
In
West
Germany
along
with
20
of
the
107
passen
miles
northwest
or
the
cltv.
Monday,
two
British
destroyers
light,
backing
to
southerly
(25)
tonight
and
shifting
to
north
and
took
it
as
a
sign
that
mutual
A
janitor
of
Waldron
Apar
-
R
Canadlan
Mounted
Pol-
"If",
Y
,WaSf
VnTiiw
cordoned
off
the
area
last
pltal
with
burns
when
n
)hB
the
lur-j
k
nace
he
was,
tending
blew
P
the
ifrra
an
automobile
Ignite
in
suuu
rouuiuuu
.0
r.....
-lf,am.nrt
t,rh
off
holocaust
west
(25)
Wednesday
morning.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
45
and
60;
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
50
and
606.
aid
'
under
the
Atlantic
Pact
works
both
ways.
It
was
announced
in
London
that
the
two
1700-ton
warships
Crusader
and
Crescent
in
Canadian
hands
on
a
loan
basis
IMiniu.
and
cert.
energetic
action
to
obtain
housing.
comparable
to
the
fiery
cauldron
Several
hours
betore
the
ex-
at
Atlantic
No.
3
well
in
the
Le-
plosion,
firemen
had
been
called
j
duc
leld
three
years
ag0
to
quell
a
small
oil
fire
near
the
Crews
wearing
gas
masks
i
since
they
were
commissioned
in
furnace
worked
at
the
touchy
Job
of
Sound,
Energetic
and
Economical
Leadership
mark
your
ballot
gers.
Boat
Upsets
Three
Drown
!
PRINCETON,
B.C.
Pi
Three
I
uersons
were
drowned
Sunday
screwing
a
valve
on
the
casing
at
the
surface
in
an
attempt
to
stop
the
flow
from
the
well
of
TIDES
-
-
For
a
NEW
BROOM
that
will
CONTINUE
to
SWEEP
CLEAN
and
HARD
.
.
VOTE
FOR
T.
NORTON
YOUNGS
FOR
MAYOR
1945were
being
given
omciauy
to
the
Canadian
Navy.
They
cost
about
$4,000,000
each.
Defence
Minister
Claxton
said
the
"transfer
was
warmly
accepted
as
a
further
evidence
of
the
way
in
which
North
Atlantic
Treaty
organization
nations
are
working
together."
Wednesday,
September
12.
1951
i
Calirornla
Standard's
No.
11-11.
(Pacific
Standard
Time!
-
:
GEORGE
DOUGLAS
High
11:19
18.2
feet
23:09
20.4
feet
Low
4:53
3.9
feet
17:07
7.4
feet
Rev.
W.
P.
Bunt,
superintendent
of
home
missions
of
the
United
Church,
Is
visiting
Prince
Rupert
on
official
business
and
will
pay
visits
to
both,
Hazelton
,RI
f't
Thursd
ZZELL
y.
Sept.
13th,
is
Your
Election
Day
FIRST
CANAL
The
first
lock-canal
in
Eng
while
fishing
In
nearby
Summit
Lake
when
their
small
boat
sank
only
25
feet
from
shore.
The
victims
were:
Norman
Larsen,
aged
about
35.
Larry,
Larsen's
10-year-old
son.
Al
Hartfield,
about
35.
I
and
Skldegate
Mission
white
in
RADIO,
TONIGHT,
6:45
P.M.
Hear
James
N.
(Jimmy)
Forman
in
support
of
T.
Norton
Youngs
for
Mayor
land
was
built
in
1653
between
Mexico'
ran
Kiitrar
nrnriuetioni
this
area
He
arrived
from
Ocean
increased
from
325,000
tons
in
'
Falls
on
the
Princess
Norah
yes-1
Exeter
and
Topsham
on
the
Exe
1940
to
730,000
tons
in
1950.
.(terday.
'River.
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