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at
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Pacific
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
10,
1S51
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mum
Harvesting
Starting
Yanks
And
Tribe
Tie
Washington
Senator
Fielder
Loose
and
New
York
Wins
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fl
lady
For
WINNIPEG
Warm
weather
continued
in
the
three
western
(invention
NEW
YORK
P
Two
dropped
'
provinces
during
the
past
week,
fly
balls
by
Oil
Coan
of
Wash-1
Good
rains
occurred
in
many
Ington
let
New
York
Yankees
'
districts,
including
southern
move
into
an
exact
first
place
tie
j
Manitoba
where
they
were
most
with
the
idle
Cleveland
Indians:
urgently
needed,
according
to
the
Halibut
Boat
Sinks
in
North
The
halibut
fishing
vessel
Neptune,
operating
in
Alaskan
waters,
recently
sank
In
75
fathoms
In
Clarence
Strait.
There
was
no
loss
of
life
and
the
four
survivors
were
taken
to
BC
Means
"Boom
Country-North
is
Playing
Big
Part
B.
C.
stands
for
more
than
British
Columbia.
Today,
it
means
boom
country.
So
says
an
article
from
the
Associated
Press
which
is
appearing
In
United
States
newspapers.
Along
the
far-north
coast.
-
lommumsis
jit
in
Silence-Pyongyang
is
Attacked
by
Air
,,
l;ilrl
IMarils
llrlcgatrs
,
iu
(.ft
Kcscrvatioii.
Thursday
In
the
A
m
e
r
i
c
a
n
weekly
crop
report
of
the
depart
ion
(i,.i"i',i!cs
to
the
an-jnenuun
ol
the
A&soci-.(:(i.s
,.i
iiada
oi
Central
toliiiiibi.i.
to
be
held
In
League
race.
Juiio
Moreno's
lird-Jiit
effort
against
the
Yanks
was
ruined
by
Coan's
two
errors
as
New
York
won
the
6-4
game.
New
York
and
Cleveland
now
have
identical
records:
W
L
Pet.
66
39
.629
m.-nt
of
agriculture
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Crops
show
further
deterioration
in
southern
Saskatchewan
and
considerable
hail
damase
continued
in
several
districts
of
Alberta.
A
few
reports
of
early
threshing
are
noted
in
southern
Mani-
KAESONG.
The
cease-fire
talks
between
the
Tt;t.i
xi.,:
..j
il.
,
.
i
Amonff
those
nn
hnarri
at
time
4
Ri.iRit
septemoer
a,
o
where
the
Coast
Range
tumbles
the
rivers
steeply
Into
fjord
and
sea.
on
Vancouver
T.-ilinH'B
tim
iduuns
auu
tne
communists
nave
oeen
re
being
warned
w
gei
of
the
accident
was
the
owner-master,
W.
E.
Muller,
and,
ac
sumed
but,
so
far,
without
any
sign
of
a
break
in
f"
j
berland-clothed
slope
in
the
mill
i!,ua.s
in
early
.
c.mnwualii.n
may
Oil
Slick
New
Clue
cording
to
his
story,
the
Neptune
turn
trap
and
tore
a
'the
deadlock
over
the
buffer
zone
Th
9.0th
mwtitur
struck
a
bark
anrt
rhT;r'
'
;
toba
ut
harvesting
will
not
be
out.
S?leNLkeS
niSht
lasted
for
four
hours
but
accomplished
were
taken
off
by
the
u.s.
coast
;
nothing.
Towards
the
end,
the
Communists
just
sat
Guard
cutter
Sweetbrlar.
Noth-j-
-j
.
-
J
iiit.cijur
wiieie
uie
ftocKies
tower
above
the
ugly
smelters,
In
the
Okanagan
where
the
hot
sun
Is
ripening
the
fruit,
along
the
banks
of
the
swift
Fra-ser,
.plunging
like
a
sword
through
the
Cariboo
raneeland.
in
the
Yakutat
Island
Bay
Is
Being
Dragged
By
Coast
Guard
The
convention
com-iijs
bun
a-s.'Ognod
rooms
ral
local
hotels
but
the
c.irils
have
been
slow
mi
advice
of
their
dele-i;l
the
committee
is
now
ui-a
1
speed
them
up.
.Lent
Convention
Chalr-
V,
Stone
reported
to
in
is
known
as
to
salvaging.
-.i.ni.e.
;
The
21st
meeting
Is
about
to
general
for
another
week
or
ten
days,
while
in
north-ern
Saskatchewan
and
much
of
Alberta
harvesting
is
still
two
to
three
weeks
away.
Weather
was
hot
and
dry
in
the
Okanagan
Valley
where
the
movement
of
apricots
has
finished.
Peaches
and
pears
are
beginning
to
move
this
weekend
NATIONAL
LEAGl'E
Brooklyn
boosted
its
National
League
runaway
to
12
'2
games
by
beating
New
York
again
8
to
5
with
Clyde
King
pitching
his
twelfth
win
in
relief
Roy
Campanula
hit
his
second
quiet,
green
pastures
of
the
.
YAKUTAT-The
United
States
lower
Fraser
-Valley,
men
are
Coast
Ouard
Is
dragging
the
bot-
d
reaming
0f
a
new
empire.
torn
of
a
Yakutat
Island
bay
Since
the
war,
it
has
struck
after
the
flndinu
nf
..mall
nil
4
u;ne
c
uih'U
meeting
oi
homer
in
the
seventh
Inning
to
c
Kiiiieit
Chamber
of
Split
Halibut
Season
Yield
the
progress
of:
v.iuiuuiiufl
iuul
iney
suck.
break
a
5-5
tie
as
the
Dodgers
and
get
under
way.
Admiral
Turner
C
Joy,
at
the
opening
of
last
night's
session,
announced
that
he
had
been
instructed
to
resume
talks.
PYONGYANG
ATTACKED
There
was
a
vigorous
air
attack
today
on
the
North
Korean
capital
of
Pyongyang.
Anti-aircraft
gun
position
were
trie
ob-
other
crops
are
moving
rapidly.
owcpl
a
mure-game
series.
Boston
snapped
the
Phillies'
five-game
winning
streak
behind
eight-hit
pitching
by
Chet
Nicholas.
Will
Not
Exceed
4,500,000
Pounds,
Commission
Says
t.,ff
w
o
Z
,
lnduslrlal
,
"
,
,
,
11
m:,y
tur"
"ut
to
be
a
clue
to
TiLlVi
B
y
the
missing
Canadian
Pacific
p,mh
.
r,
Air
lines
Korea
airlift
DC4,
mis-
BriUsh
Columbia
graduates
re-
and
h,
wife
and
daugnlcr
on
cently,
they
do
not
desecrate
the
board
'
lund.
'
n
n
a
rangf-mcnta
which
in
lund.
ruinam
lias
been
tcnta-i
raui-d
a.s
follows:
nber
5
3-8
p
m.:
regls-7
p
m.
resolutions
corner
m-12
a.m.
buxl-
Ihe
vieW
nf
hsilihnt
from
.
ho
1
iec,'ves-
Deciding
Soon
On
More
Trains
Canadian
National
Railways
have
been
carefully
watching
the
increasing
traffic
on
the
Jasper-Prince
Rupert
line
and
within
the
next
week
or
ten
days
a
decision
is
sxpected
to
be
made
on
the
matter
of
increasing
the
passenger
train
service.
Such
Is
the
answer
which
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
received
from
J.
B.
McMillan,
vice-president
in
charge
of
western
lines
at
Winnipeg,
who
was
communicated
with
in
regard
to
the
advisability
of
Increasing
from
three
to
six
trains
a
week
In
vtther
direction
two
areas
one
in
the
south
nt
'
Aerial
reconnalsance
indicates
"We
ask
you,"
he
said,
to
pre
iiii.
nvie
luncheon;
2:30-
Heeate
StraiUs
and
the
other
off
slzeable
movements
enind
the
the
southeastern
Alaska
coa.
Communist
lines,
more
than
between
Cape
Spencei-
and)
1400
vehicles
being
counted.
Dixon
Entrance
during
the
re-'
serve
this
land
to
preserve
it
i;ini;.eis
.session;
3
p.m.
from
the
ravenous
prodigality
Cleared
of
Red
Charge
Mterta.nmenl.
Smartening
up
For
Princess
VICTORIA.
Mrs.
Clarencs
Wallace,
wife
of
the
Lieutenant-Governor,
is
personally
directing
large
scale
housecleaning
and
renovation
at
Government
Hou.se
in
anticipation
of
the
visit
of
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duko
of
Edinburgh.
It
will
take
several
weeks.
The
gardens
and
lawns
are
also
being
specially
groomed.
Ottawa
Girl's
Body
to
South
ihe-
7
-2
X,
p
in.
tour
to
",r,,afly
has
gutted
a
i
Ollulo.
plant;
6:45
lariC
Part
oI
the
American
con-r
;li
'iit's
(imtiT
and
Unent,
consumed
Its
forests,
,
fouled
its
waters
and
swept
Its
ii:e?
chairmen
have
Precioua
cargo
of
lifeslufl,
the
niiunced
as
follows:
,
l0P
8oU-
down
10
lne
sea."
cent
"split
season"
will
not
ex-cied
4.500.000
pounds,
It
was
intimated
yesterday
by
Njim'in
L
j
Freeman
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission.
With
fifteen
American
boats'
Bulkley
Valley
Electric
Storm
Bod
of
Miss
Constance
Mc-
anon,
v
H.
Unzev.
1
v.
was
Kfn.
26-vear-old
federal
no
ana
lourtcen
Canadian
still
to
OTTAWA
0
The
Canadian
government
has
exonerated
E.
H.
Norman,
its
acting
chief
delegate
at
the
United
Nations,
of
any
Communist
connection.
Investigation
into
alleeations
m
and
publicity,
a.
A.
"own
colony.
It
was
eminent
s-mployce
at
Ottawa
less
than
50
years
since
Simon
'
.h
w
f-
.u.
report
their
catches,
a
total
of
An
electric
storm
which
pro-
ArZtih
I
nil
rVMmrin
tA
Knnn
riiir.rt
Coma
nf
tha
rrxtf
cnui.
George
Mitchell.
ra?r
made
nlf
lanUutic
,
sU,amer
Prince
0eonw
a.
the!
counts
for
n
.
m,
tabular
liohim
fih.
,
Special
borders
of
fall
flowers
Weather
concerning
Mr.
Norman's
loyalty
ire
being
arranged
i:
m,m.
Dr.
L.
M.
f'S!
Mtn
llner
steamed
towards1
Fryman
announced.
Of
this
a."
Men
in
central
BC.
Is
blamed
for
had
been
completed
before
it
was
name
:
Kncrlkan
Friday
morning
of
1409,000
had
been
taken
from
communication
disruptions
last
reported
from
Washington
today
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last,
weeK,
was
nere
aboard
the
Area
za
(Hwate
StraiUi
and
night
which
lasted
until
10
a.m.
-.vnamment.
Mrs.
N.
81.
there
were
only
49.-
Prlncc
RuDrrt
w
856
.l:;
niht
on
the
rounds
fr
im
Area
ar.
tocluv
The
southern
coast
is
having
llJa'
a
-tn,M
before
the
House
of
REDresentatiVPS
.)M
persons
in
B
C,
25.000
Of
,av
(,
Vnnmuvar
ru.nea.ure
I
I
Rnul
VlMstprn
Alokai
I
Tlnh.
tolonrnnV,
w
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j
,
I
lin-Atnprirnn
Loggers
Climb
tt..
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,.,u
tv,
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lliri
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Snfl
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y.
I
"
l""efather
has
com
out
from
Hag-I
The
Pince
Rupert
portion
r,f
dlo
network
lines
were
cut
offithcueh
skies
in
this
nrf.
wprs
;
committee
in
Washington
nasi
ni'.s
dinn-r,
T
M.
Chi
ia
Vi'hH'ii
ficuby.
"to.
scf'
i,.ns
iill'
b:
iic
Civic
Centre.
wrr
oua,
.uu
iii
me
iHAi
iu
years
arsvill
.
Ontarl
o,
and
will
ac-
the
"split
Season"
cat-h
had
10-
more
than
12
hours.
cloudy
this
morning
the
sun
was
named
nlm
a
member
of
a
1
fl
,
!
XWtc
th"
rema"1S
baPk
there
JmXltr
itorWrMUl
expected
to
brkh?ough
thfc
!
Mnt
VWP
ulOUll
13111$!
G
0
ni
ariy
j
per
cent
to
Its
present
f,,r
Intirmpnt
I
Dounds
from
American
vessels
nirl
hia.n
H,oUr.
in
1939.
,niWUIHUIJiUV
'in'
1940
the
,r,
vah.e
nf
i
Thp
boriy
wa
recovered
from
''
nd
752-000
pounds
from
Cana-
Burns
Lake,
were
received
from
Some
cloud
is
beginning
to
de-n.annWetnrino
,a,
Mitrlmnii
-
the
wat-r
off
Cape
Caamano
the
dJb
telegraph
offices
there.
velop
In
the
southern
interior
According
to
a
committee
witness,
Mr.
Norman
was
named
as
a
man
who
belonged
to
a
"Com-
VANCOUVER.
Loggers
are
climbing
a
mountain
10
miles
north
of
Tofino
after
aircraft
'and
showers
and
isolated
thun-
thi.
muni't
party
student
group
at
i
derstorms
will
develop
in
searching
for
the
Queen
Cteir-:
-
George
p
Mill
Today
It
Is
around
$1,100,000.-'i
s"me
m"rr-"iB
by
trao
watchmen
ooo
aItt"r
11
had
been
sighted
by
Pete
Production
in
the
four
basic
I
Ossnmi,
Webber
Air
Service
inditstrles
forestry,
mining,
ag-
pilot-
and
hls,
PassPnEer,
Cecil
rlriiltiirn
onH
fUhini?
thnH
Wheat.
section
of
the
province
during
Th.
lnfnm
tM
tv,
'"""
"oilman,
niui-
rsNoaSenrstabiished!
ssgS
tnat
Mr.
Norman
never
was
at1,..
u
,u
the
afternoons
today
and
-
Saturday.
Cold
air
from
the
weak
Pacific
...u..u.v
.......
,n
w,,nvu
fan.
rnri
Macaho
"lc
u"
"Ic
'"uuiiiaiiLMue.
Chamber
Impatient
Over
Housing;
Mass
Pressure
is
Planned
disturbance
which
moved
inland
life.
an
lncrea.se
last
year
of
some
$40,000,000
over
the
previous
year.
Forestry
topped
$400,000,-(Continuvd
on
Page
2
Surface
and
aircraft
continue
search
operations
but
still
without
trace.
'
The
water
was
too
rough
for
a
landing
so
the
plane
circled
to
a
nearby
trap,
attracted
the
attention
of
the
watchmen
and
signalled
them
to
take
out
their
skiff
and
follow
the
plane.
The
watchmen
reovervd
the
body.
The
trap
patrol
boat
TIDES
-
-
Hold-up
by
Mental
Case
F
GEORGE
-
A
$12,000,-'cill
is
m
the
offing
for
'
'
R
e.
Westminster
11
.
manufacturers
of
"'"'Is
.is
said
to
be
back'
"H'-ct.
Timber
will
be
uiiri'T
the
management!
"tern
,
P
will
be
used
by
West-
'
':'!cr
for
its
products,
j
yesterday
is
giving
cloudy
skies
and
a
few
showers
in
the
central
interior
and
not
much
change
is
looked
for
in
this
region
during
the
next
48
hours.
Forecast
North
coast
region
Cloudy
and
cool
today.
Variable
cloudiness
and
warmer
Saturday.
Light
winds.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Saturday,
August
11.
1951
Executive
council
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
Prices
Too
High
For
US
Tourists
Swiftsure
came
along,
was
notl-
Pacific
Standard
Time)
9
feet
ILedn
thrfAndailclitdl(wdJnt0
of
Commerce
feels
that
this
city
is
being
riven
the
High
7:39
14
VICTORIA
(CP)
A
60-year-old
!
man
tnrmeH
Vi
(-.
-n
W
I
run-around"
in
the
matter
of
housina-
and
resolved
iV.iO
.
1M.U
leet
the
B
r
.
earhori
nnlu
In
her
"III
UK'
ncern
obtains
Low
1:25
6
2
feet
:
natamas
talon
the
by
!rim
Powell
River.
13:08
9
1
feet
SwifUsure
to
Ketchikan.
at
a
meeting
last
night
to
find
out
where
the
trouble
lies.
It
is
proposing
to
the
city
that
a
meeting
of
representatives
of
interested
bodies
be
called
at
an
early
date
with
a
view
to
"bombarding"
the
authori-
menial
VANCOUVER.
-American
case,
tried
to
orce
a
bank
teller
here
Thursday
to!
umts
T
cu,ttlI1S
dw
cash
a
$15,000
check
made
out
toif
""
in
Canada
be-"The
King
or
Kings."
jcailse
.I
hi"h
Prlees;
Van"
The
man,
armed
with
an
air
"uv"
Tnf
Ac'at"
ys.
rifle,
presented
the
check
.
to
CT
T
7
Priees
for
teller
Marie
Beale
in
the
main
i
.the
beJae
cr
Saturday
at
Port
Hardy,
Sand-
j
spit
and
Prince
Rupert,
52
and
67.
!
Sunny
today
and
Saturday,
j
Warmer.
Light
winds.
Lows
to-
i
night
and
highs
Saturday
at'
Telegraph
Creek,
40
and
75.
I
r
SPECIAL
NOTICE
-
branch
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
j
merants
Z
u
.
sald
b
Canada
and
demanded
payment
are,
in
$10
and
$1
bills.
j
m?
thelr
mark-ups
to
American
When
the
girl
stalled,
the
man
prl("es'
fired
the
gun
and
a
pellet
I
'
IT'S
YOURS
ties
concerned.
j
President
J.
C.
Gilker
summed
i
I
It
up:
"Here
we
have
a
situa-
ition
so
critical
that
industries
cannot
keep
the
personnel
they
I
need
because
no
proper
housing!
Is
available.
Nothing
is
being
(
Fraser
River
Derby
Out
.
NEW
WESTMINSTER
The
The
New
WONDERBRITE
!
knocked
some
paint
off
a
sign
!
placed
a
few
inches
from
the
j
bars
of
the
cage.
Prairies
Get
First
Frost
EDMONTON.
Frost
Is
hitting
A
short
time
after
he
left
the
annual
Rotary
Club
Fraser
River
bank
and
was
arrested.
His
name
the
example
of
the'
local
syndicate
which
had
taken
over
the
former
V.
S.
Army
administration
building
for
conversion
into
an
apartment
build-in?.
Local
citizens
who
had
put
up
money
were
now
getting
it
back.
Such
money
might
be
available
for
another
housing
project
which
Dr.
Green
brought
before
the
meeting
Victoria
interests
which
had
a
scheme
to
bund
15
duplex
house
units
here
for
rental
at
$50
per
month.
It
was
suggested
that
the
sum
of
$1(W,000
be
raised
to
finance
the
project.
Barrel
Derby
Is
not
being
held
is
not
disclosed.
this
year.
It
has
been
ruled
out
'
the
prairies.
A
little
frost
in
this
done.
Other
places
have
received
a-sstsfance
and
I
think
we
should.
I
The
time
has
come
to
take
the
bull
by
the
horns
find
out
once
and
for
all
what
is
going
to
be
done
and
when.
We
should
bombard
the
government
from
top
to
bottom.
They
have
let
us
i
down."
j
W.
F.
Stone
added:
"Govern-!
ment
officials
have
admitted
the
1
need
is
great.
Nothing
is
being
done.
Why?"
He
felt
that,
the
DRY
CLEANING
METHOD
MADE
POSSIBLE
FOR
YOU
BY
INSTALLATION
OF
THE
ONLY
KRASAN
Dry
Cleaning
.
PROCESS
NORTH
OF
VANCOUVER
iy
Attorney-General
Gordon!
W.
D.
Chappie
and
Mr.
and
area
during
the
night
did
no
Wismer
who
said
he
would
not
i
Mrs.
Mclnnis
were
passengers
on
1
damage
to
crops.
Medicine
Hat
allow
any
illegal
undertaking
of
;
the
Princess
Louise
arriving
at
:
had
37
above
and
Biggar,
Sask-
the
kind.
Frlnce
Rupert
this
morning
i
atchewan,
34.
The
meeting
wanted
to
know
city
had
been
alive
to
the
situa
who
was
authority
for
the
limit
1
WONDERBRITE
qives
:-
4t"
fv
4
f
UL
1,
SUPER
DRY
CLEANING
2,
LONGER
WEARING
3,
SPARKLING
COLORS
w',
'jr
J
p-
.
vl
lion
and
he
was
wondering
what
of
12
houses
per
year
in
Prince
more
it,
could
have
done.
Rupert
under
National
Hous-
Secretary
P.
H.
Llnzey
observ-
ing.
E.
T.
Applewhaite
under-ed
that
there
were
dozens
of
took
to
try
and
find
out.
places
in
Canada
Just
as
bad
As
'or
house
building
projects
off
as
Prince
Rupert.
What
was
In
Prince
Rupert,
President
J.
done
here
would
have
to
be
dohe
C.
Gilker
thought
that
the
plan
elsewhere.
of
building
houses
here
and
E.
T.
Applewhaite.
MP,
had
no
there
on
empty
lots
around
the
objection
to
the
strongest
of
rep-
city
was
wrong.
A
block,
build-resentations
being
made
but
'"g
scheme,
he
felt,
would
be
agreed
that
there
were
demands
more
efficacious,
from
all
parts
of
the
country
W.
F.
Stone
promised
to
try
which,
If
met,
would
run
into
and
get
a
general
meeting
on
millions
of
dollars.
He
did
not
Hie
matter
of
housing
with
a
think
the
government
knew
it-
view
to
bringing
mass
pressure
self
what
it
was
going
to
do.
on
the
authorities.
This
appear-Dr.
L.
M.
Greene
still
saw
",
according
to
Mr.
Gilker,
to
STEAM
or.
WET
CLEANING
ELIMINATED
ONEER
CANADIAN
LAUNDRIES
T;
F
avenue
anH
f
FAMi-PQ
PRINCE
RUPERT
be
about
the
only
hope
of
getting
anything
done.
some
hope
of
private
enterprise
doing
something
to
meet
the
situation.
He
pointed
to
-
v.
f
'
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u
?
i.
i
I
.
"..-,k-T'
r
Union
steamer
Coquitlam,
Capt.
William
McComhe,
is
due
in
port
at
4
o'clock
this
after
noon
from
Vancouver
and
way
Keep
Up
with
the
Jones'
PHONE
99
.
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,,,-,,,
,
,,,
i
r
.Tii
iitm;
points
ana
will
sali
for
south
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points
at
9
p.m.
She
is
due
back
here
Sunday
afternoon
to
sail
south
NO
MARGIN
FOR
ERROR
Pin-point
navigation
is
required
as
this
tank
of
the
Lord
Strathconas
Horse
crosses
a
dam
in
Korea
on
return
l:om
patrol.
The
dam
is
the
only
roadway
to
the
battle
area
north
of
this
sector.
(CP
from
National
Defence)
1
"
,at
8
p.m.
i