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"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
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the
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XL,
No.
173
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B
C!,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
25,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
1,
r.
X
(
mlose
People
Beat
fusing
Problem
They
iild
Homes
Themselves
Apple
whaite
Heads
North
Local
Man
in
Plane
Crash
Twenty
Houses
To
He
Ready
by
Christmas
Through
Co-operative
Effort
Conjecture
on
Missing
Cease-Fire
Talk
Outlook
Better
nr
a
there
is
a
way
to
beat
the
housing
shortage
but
1
1
.
.
1
t
1.
A
J
1
i
-
!
C
)idon
Rhodes
Not
Seriously
Hurt
Near
Edmonton
it
utes
plenty
01
naru
wuik
get,
your
irienus
u
tl'
lou
l)uild
you
own
house.
That
is
just
what
some
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)-The
Communists
edmonton
Gordon
M
May
lie
Topographical
Survey
Party
.'"
T
ployees
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
Ltd.
ut
were
reported
today
to
have
offered
to
compromise
Rhodes,
aged
22,
formerly
of
in
Korean
cease-fire
talks
under
which
withdrawal
!
Prince
Rupert,
suffered
minor
Flares
were
seen
issuing
from
mountainous
il
island
are
uuuig.
,
1
-
i
or
:i
,.,.H.'..e
Federal
Member
Heading
For
Northern
B.C.
Today
Anxious
to
visit
as
many
Ha
possible
of
the
outlying
parts
of
the
district,
E.
T.
Apple-whalte.
MP.
for
Skeena,
is
now
in
Vancouver
and
Is
leaving
by
air
tonight
for
White-horse
enroute
to
the
British
Columbia
section
of
the
White
Pass
and
Yukon
Railway
as
well
as
Atlln,
Lower
Post,
Telegraph
Creek,
Fort
Babine
and
Topley
Landing.
Mr.
Applewhaite
advises
thi
Daily
News
that
he
expects
to
reach
Prince
Rupert
about
August
7.
of
foreign
troops
would
not
be.
discussed
until
after
country,
supposedly
some
ia
iu
co
nines
nui
ui
w
injuries
Tuesday
when
a
single-
engined
Fleet
Canuck
plane
Prince
Rupert,
this
morning.
They
led
to
two
uction
of
the
basement
isi
as
possioie.
we
neea
tnem
first
home
Is
Hearing
.
.
,
,,
By
Christmas,
Celco
The
housing
co-op
first
of
.live
Housing
Assocla-
ila
klnl
'n
th
province
and
the
,k
to
have
20
homes
largest
on
the
whole
continent
the
armistice.
crashed
in
a
farmer's
field
18
theories
Indications
are
that
the
pro-'
nuckois
aeennea
w
comment
miles
northwest
of
here.
1
That.
t.hpv
mipht
have
bpn
posal
will
prove
acceptable
to
nen
assea
11
me
new
proposal
expects
to
build
an
average
r
occupancy
the
United
Nations
command.
of
the
Communists
agreed
with
the
United
Nations
stand
that
withdrawal
of
foreign
troops
MO0
home
for
$5000.
already
have
:
he
sites
them.
More
"That
is
our
minimum
stand-
,1
out
for
The
Reds
heretofore
had
insisted
that
the
issue
of
pulling
,h
ih.
Purt.
Edward
we
wun
v
uuua
cucairei
Rhodes
was
taken
to
hospital
signaL5
Irom
a
Canadian
Pacific
with
facial
lacerations
and
pos-
Airlines
DC4
aircraft
which
has
sible
arm
fracture.
His
condition
been
missing
since
early
Satur-
is
reported
as
not
serious.
day
morning
on
a
flight
from
Eye-
i
t
n
e
s
s
e
s
said
that
Vancouver
to
Anchorage.
Rhodes'
plane,
owned
by
the
2.
They
might
have
been
sent
from
Korea
was
not
a
proper
,..,
lnu
i
1
hav
have
,',
i
been
purchased
house
than
that,"
states
Fred
1
I
K.ennrnor.
uhn
Gray,
who
designs
the
pans.
l"lKT
Reds
should
trlZZrZ
be
on
7h.
the
uit
'
m
cease-fire
general
direction.
A
single-engined
Norseman
went
out
to
search
the
area
following
reports
of
the
flares
and
reported
signt'ng
"nothing."
It
was
to
go
out
again.
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
pilot
Norman
Jermyn
is
on
the
search.
Police
were
notified
by
Thomas
McMeekin,
wholesaler,
when
he
and
five
others
noticed
"aoouc
5
small
black
balls
rise
over
the
mountams,
then
sions.
nurK
is
none
or
wic
men
there
a
commu-
program
of
armistice
talks.
A
new
proposal
of
the
Com
t,t
.
(1
iuturi
p.an
t
ale
niiv
i
fSvhlch
,
Up
to
today's
sessions
the
Communist
delegates
had
Insist
they
will
be
proud.
I
Edmonton
Flying
Club,
failed
to
up
In
connection
with
the
oper
come
out
of
a
bank.
A
farmer
ations
of
a
Dominion
Todo
EATHER
munists
was
called
reasonable.
I
neuan
with
a
dire
neces-l
ed
that
withdrawal
of
foreign
n
sily
Brlgadier
General
William
troops
was
an
essential
part
of
i
who
saw
tne
crasn
P""ed
him
graphical
Survey
party
which
out
of
the
plane.
Synopsis
is
operating
in
the
rugged
coun
Nuckols,
who
attended
yester-
negotiations.
after
they
get
off
work,
in
the
evenings.
They
rent,
borrow
or
beg
whatever
equipment
is
needed
for
the
arduous
task
of
gouging
out
basements
In
solid
rock,
or
draining
yards
of
floating
muskeg,
of
which
their
property
Is
mostly
com
Ijl.-h
saw
no
way
of
being
j
Twanted
homes
to
bring
iiiiilics
to,"
says
Len
j
A
f
hallow
layer
of
moist
Paci-j
day's
sessions
at
Kaeson,
said
Rhodes
is
the
son
of
Mrs.
E.
Viers
of
Prince
Rupert.
M.
try
between
the
Skeena
River
and
Khutzamateen
Inlet
ln
that
-
tHi-U.oi
"
"
f
nc
air
arinea
inio
me
souuicin
;
tne
new
Red
proposition
was
mainland
areas
of
British
Co-
:-mure
temperate
and
reasonable
lumbia
producing
morning
cloud-(ln
tone"
than
previous
Commu-iness
but
there
is
still
no
slcn
of
i
nist
riomnnris
i
and
we
li
he
pulp
mill
II
prised.
woman
i
nave
any
nome
More
Allies
Than
Russians
built
them
our-
CCC
Dam
Aiding
Fish
we
we
know
lis
noi
going
to
i'e
any
appreciable
rain
to
end
the
i
Officially
the
United
Nations
any
cinch.
It's
going
to
be
a
lot;
current
dry
spell.
The
cloudiness
said
that
a
new
Chinese
and
of
hard
work,
but
we've
got
toils
CXpected
to
dissipate
during
i
North
Korean
suggestion
on
succeed
ln
this,
and
we
will.",
.hp
afternoon
and
form
aeain
,
t.rnnn
withdrawals
was
"mrfici-
break
into
smoke
clouds.
"Two
or
three
of
them
would
break
out
at
once,
then
more
would
,comc,"
said
Mr.
McMeekin.
RCMP
boat
PML-15
is
standing
by.
No
sighting
reports
so
far
have
been
received
by
the
search
aircraft.
William
Priest,
agent
for
QCA,
j.
cveral
months
of
study-i.iture
on
co-operative
t
K.
li
Tnat
s
tne
determination
oi
about
oaybreak
Thursday.
Ex-1
ently
Interesting"
for
Allied
i
with
his
friend,
Engi
Armed
Strength
Being
Brought
to
Parity
ln
Germany
BONN
f
Allied
armies
In
Germany
will
outnumber
Russian
troops
now
in
the
eastern
zone
by
nearly
200,000
men
by
a
long
further
I
Gray,
the
two
decided
'HSl
w',u
"
"
tensive
low
cloud
and
fog
still
I
delegates
to
propose
uld
put
their
plans
to
1(110
hl4
own
hands
to
battle
a
,
blankets
much
of
the
west
coast
overnight
recess
for
Yanks-Reds
Take
Lead
Exceptional
Drought
Affecting
Migration
of
Salmon
To
Spawning
Grounds
I
of
popularity.
I"""'""1
"'"7,
of
Vancouver
Island.
Isolated
'
study.
estimated
that
smoke
Ire
saw
was
no
loopholes
which
1
pr'se
has
shrugged
off,
civic
Rf
ternoon
thunderstorms
are
ex-1
Neither
Nuckols
nor
United
'
authorities
have
been
that
the
Co
stumped
cte(,
m
pafU
Qf
lhe
cariboo
Nations
communiciue
indicated
Any
suggestion
4)
l.uii
.,...!
h.,...,
it,i,
o
lint,.
I
pxaet.lv
hniu
the
Rpris
hart
mod-i
lumbia
lumbia
Cellulose
Cellulose
Co.'s
dam
on
(Continued
on
page
!
the
end
of
this
year,
an
Allied
source
reported
today.
The
planned'
Allied
build-up
,4i;;urt
plug.
From
their
ijirience
and
that
of
ore
them
whose
work
Willie
nuuuiiui
j
NEW
YORK
(CP)
New
York
Cloyah
River
may
be
a
handicap
eratcd
their
demand.
own
mm
thrv
about
25
miles
awav.
MEANTIME
IN
ALASKA
Meantime
21
searching
aircraft,
are
continuing
their
search
in
"ideal
weather"
conditions
today,
their
quest
centering
on
the
it
arched
from
one
end
remain
dry
and
warm.
Forecasts
North
coast
region
Cloudy
Today's
Stocks
mtlnent
to
the
other,
pul
nearly
5""'0W
men
ln
i
stream
toward
the
spawning
won
big
games
in
the
crucial;"'
tsrobnds
is
comnletvjiv
exDloded
'
American
League
series
Tuesday.
Germany
compared
with
estl-
(1
Gray
felt
they
had
a
U.
J.hnn
te.
i.u.j'near
the
Queen
Charlottes
and
l'ourte7
H.
Mount
St.
Elias
area
well
to
the
north
of
the
Alaskan
Panhandle.
!
by
G.
8.
Reade,
fisheries
super-1
1
e
annees
came
up
irom
;
matea
jtussian
sirengm
oi
aooui
visor.
On
the
other
hand
the
behind
on
home
run
to
nip
the
300
000
dam
and
the
ftsh
ladder
with
f1lHnl,nll,
Jli,
I
In
Ottawa
Informed
quarters
Redx
belted
the
slumping
which
has
been
equipped,
is
it
said
that
,t
was
expected
d
Canada
Canada
northern
tip
Vancouver
Island
today
and
Thursday.
Mostly
ck-ar
along
the
mainland.
Little
idea.
-
would
the
others
feel
c
plan?
Without
the
(
a
Rood
majority
they
well
scrap
the
whole
Fighting
In
Korea
TOKYO
(CP)
United
I
fx
I
n
yKam
loops
Does
,
i
an
asset
to
tht
movemeni
oi
tne
"
"ar(
nn.
wUl
start
to
move
both
;
"2
.!
1
Kin
s
I
ll,
,
V'
Yt'f
v
fey-4
m
'1
'
:
1
1
1
"
'T.
1
pt
"5
mm
k'S:J
.ifil-t.lif
'
'
.
J
1:
'f
'
j
?
usn
oecause,
auring
me
recent
;
---
-
--
;
;
Alr
Korce
un)ts
to
Europe
Nation:
unusually
dry
spell,
extra
water
--
--v
;
nw-Army
-will
have
the
me
was
called
of
all
Tifoyrr
who
wanted
change
ln
temperature.
Winds
light
except
northwest
(20)
near
the
southern
Queen
Charlottes
today
Lows
tonleht
and
hh;hs
Thursday
at
Port
Hardy
and
Sandspit,
52
and
85;
Prince
Rupert
48
and
65.
Not
Want
Douks
Iw
ir.:.
lidcn
t4hon,f
.
;
pi
n
Communist
has
been
released
over
the
dam
I
vrene
vvooanng
nomerea
wnn
7000
,
,7tn
Brieade
and'
patrols
battled
a
to
provide
more
water
In
the
'one
man
on
M
tt
Put,,tne
the
Air
Force
will
send
a
three-i
creek
between
dam
and
salt
i
"c"
"
"'"
J"uiau
f
ir
incir
iamiues.
ine
presented.
Yes,
they
II
tuba
It
t"
platoon
northwest
of
Musan,
United
Nations
advance
headquarters,
today
while
both
sides
mislinrf
nrnhinir
at.tackc
plsp-
squadron
Jet
fighter
wing
as
a
i
VICTORIA
Adams
Lake
has
starter
and
an
11
-squadron
air
!
been
recommended
as
a
suitable
ana
jonnny
Mize
applied
a
water
and
thus
facilitate
the
crusher
with
a
solo
homer
in
!
migration
division.
0i'tne
eihth
inning
as
the
New
where
alomr
the
front.
Tk.
There
ho.
has
w
n
location
for
Sons
of
Freedom
but
this
is
arousing
the
stronger
opposition
of.the
people
of
'HH'int
SIX
ALREADY
I
Rteii
'here
an
executive
was
P".fi)iini'i(
hkh
saw
Loucks
prcsi-jdetit
4
I
he
Co-op,
and
Oray,
Several
clashes
,
are
reported
,
wastage
of
salmon
in
moving
up
ofaeveand
ta
toS
1
of
the
the
stream
in
spite
ex
Aircraft
For
United
States
Yankee
Stadium.
,
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
16
Bialorne
620
B
R
X
03
Cariboo
Quartz
1
21
Congress
08
Olant
Mascot
.95
Indian
Mines
20','a
Pend
Oreille
7
35
Pioneer
1.95
Premier
Border
31
Privateer
11
Reno
03
fiheep
Creek
160
Sllbak
Piemlcr
38
Taku
River
07
Vananda
12
Salmon
Oold
03
i
Spud
Valley
.
11
Silver
Standard
2
40
Western
Uranium
270
Oils
Anclo
Canadian
5.90
A
P
Con
46
Atlantic
300
Calmont
1.24
Central
Ledue
225
Home
Oil
16
00
two
lignt
prooing
auacss
oy
ccpuonajiy
low
waicr,
says
mr.
Tnis
hut
the
Yanks
half
a
the
Reds
were
repulsed
at
Chor-
Reade.
Some
alarm
may
have
!
gam
in
front
0
th
Boston
Red
Quebec
Feels
Earthquake
won
and
Red
platoons
were
.......
t..-n.4
HnrV.anof
r1
Ifumhu.'Q
jJfcre:,irj
-Irerisurpr.
A
charter
drwn
up
and
approved.
it
Utile
more
than
a
'mih
fto.
Today
there
are
38
p
"
who
have
undertaken
Jj$'i
'
$'J(i(io
worth
of
shares
0
!Si
a
share
over
a
period
1)1
)
i
jp.irs.
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
United
,
been
caused
by
reason
of
the
fact
that
more
people
have
been
seeing
the
stream
than
ln
previous
years.
"It
is
quite
a
normal
Sox
for
a
few
hours
but
the
!
slugging
Sox,
a
great
home
team,
tore
into
the
White
Sox
for
five
runs
ln
the
first
inning
at.
Ros-
Hon.
E,
T.
Kenney,
minister
of
lands
and
forests,
arrived
in
the
city
this
afternoon
by
air
from
Victoria
and
is
leaving
by
car
for
his
summer
home
at
Lakelse
Lake.
He
was
met
here
by
Will
Robinson
of
Terrace.
(States
Air
Force
may
soon
pla':e!
Other
united
Nations
iorces
l
n
fnr
nnn
nnn
worth
rif
1
battled
with
the
Communists
QUEBEC
Described
as
slight.
situation
as
fisheries
onicers
and
j
ton.
The
White
Sox
dropped
to
!
an
earthquake
was
felt
ln
Que-
south
of
Kunwong,
suspected
new
Red
build-up
area.
training
aircraft
in
Canada,
Defence
Production
Department
ouners
wno
are
laminar
kouw.
3i2
games
off
pace.
l.bec
last
night.
As
a
matter
of
says
iwr.
neaue.
Thirteen
B-29
bombers
pound-
officials
disclosed
today.
The
-np
has
enough
money
build
the
first
house,
at
Is
completed,
the
fact,
the
loss
of
fish
has
been
aircraft
will
be
produced
at
,
ed
railroad
yards
near
the
North
Canadalr
Limited
ln
Montreal.
Korean
capital
of
Pyongyang.
negligible.
l
be
mortgaged
to
help
f
i
he
second
home.
This
t1'
will
be
followed
until
The
fisheries
supervisor
ex-1
plains
that
the
sockeye
salmon,
I
ln
thefr
movement
upstream
to
j
the
spawning
grounds,
travel
by
New
Halibut
Season
Opens
iiifs,
planned
for
com-v
Christmas,
1951,
are
Mercury
14
'i
tit
lien
well
take
stock
to
night
and
each
night
water
nas
been
rplpased
over
the
CCC
dam
t-
facilitate
the
movement
Certainly
the
dam
has
nothing-
to
Iff
rit
wp
stand."
savs
the
Okalla
245
Princess
138
R"yal
Canadian
12
Rovallte
-
15.00
TORONTO
Forty
or
More
Prince
Rupert
Boats
Head
Seawards
Christiansen.
Frisco
(US
berg.
Capt.
M.
Hulm-
4'
ru
t
we
want
to
get
do
with
anv
loss
of
fish
but,
if
W
t
20
homes
up
just
as
anything,
the
contrary
is
the
case
1
'ASHES
Foity
or
more
Prince
Rupert
halibut
boats
arp
among
a
fleet
of
upwards
of
158
Canadian
and
American
ve.'scls
heading
today
for
the
two
halibut
areas
off
the
British
Columbia
and
Alaska
Th
fish
have
neon
having
I
-
.Jirrinxlt,,
nacdnn
thrnnuh
'
Melville,
Capt.
R.
Mlchaelson.
Neptune
II,
Capt.
B.
Roald.
Five
Princes.
Capt.
J.
Prince.
Taplow,
Capt.
J.
Strand.
Miss
Margot,
Capt.
Olof
Anderson.
Steffen.
Capt.
P.
Anderson.
.
.07",
..
.21
..
.45
..
.49
..
.18
.15150
A'lvna
Aumaque
Heattle
Bevcourt
Ruftalo
Canadian
Consol.
Smelters
...
o-
un;
AGINATION
llMAfil
fl.
A
-lit
IMP
dubbed
of
Imagination"
i
coast
which
are
being
opened
at
j
j
midnight
tonight
for
the
long
j
I
nnc
fall
in
the
river
but,
to
tec-i
tify
that,
the
department
Is
j
p'annlng
to
concentrate
the
j
water,
now
diffused,
into
one
!
channel.
That
will
be
a
depart-i
mental
job
as
It
has
nothing
to
jdn
with
the
CCC
"which
has
Conwest
320
Dnnalda
49
Eldona
18''j
East
Sullivan
8
25
M.W.,
Capt.
C.
Edwards.
Selma
H,
Capt.
H.
Strand.
Fredclla,
Capt.
A.
Husoy.
Gony,
Capt.
O.
Andreassen.
(advocated
split
season.
They
will
I
have
their
gear
ln
the
water
by
I
riotttn
Inmnrrnw
JJ
"
i
'hat
an
eight-year-old
ftr
wliik
containing
three
jh,
m,
nil(j
hern
found
near
J
"'
'
4
".
Police
said
they
had
1
udahlo
to
find
an
wreck
I1"
li
jM
reported
spotted
by
Morris
H,
Capt.
O.
Glske.
"
"
"
I""""
I
i
On?
of
the
arras
is
that
deslg-1
Olant
Yellowknlfe
800
Ood's
Lake
34
been
doing
all
It
can
and
every-
Kaien.
Capt.
Oiof
Stegavig.
Swift
II
(UJS.1,
Capt.
G.
Si-
thing
that
could
be
expected
of
mon-son.
it."
J
s
nver.
ngi
of
Hecate
Straits
between
Cum-;
'15
,
sne.wa
Inlet
on
lhe
north
to
Cape
j
noi
St.
James
on
the
south
and.
As
for
the
department,
said
Joan
W
2,
Capt.
Arne
Seines.
Drt
Hard
nick
Harricana
Heva
.tut
knife
.loliet
Quebec
...
f
1
I.
)X
in
),M
I
T
Rens-
Mi'.
Reade,
"we
do
not
want
to
Advance
II,
Capt.
H.
f
IS
r
Former
o
r
i
Premier
.54
void.
Tramp,
Capt.
S.
Hansen.
Republican,
i
hiilmilt,
'"d
upon
envf"
lost"
a
single
fish
but
naitner
ao
we
want
any
exaggerated
picture
of
wastage
of
fish."
If
the
sockeve
cannot
get
up.
neither
today
to
en-
across
to
Price
Island
on
the
I
I
'cast.
j
The
other
area
Is
off
the
Alas-,
ka
coast
between
Cape
Spencer
j
and
Dixon's
Entrance.
Th
fishing
period
extends
to
Viking
I,
Capt.
H.
Erlksen.
Oslo,
Capt.
Julius
Johnsen.
t.vnx
15
Madsen
Red
Lake
215
McKemte
Red
Lak.
47
McLcvi
Cockshutt
2
80
flu
form
a
new
govern-
373
1
i
France.
Island
Queen
I,
Capt.
P.
York.
ran
the
ste
lhead.
he
adds.
Q
-
r
J
j
August
4
and
theis
is
no
quota
limit.
Estimates
are
that
the
total
Western
(U.S.I,
G.
Eliasen.
:
sockeye
are
now
in
Diana
Lake
Robert
O.
Johnston,
Capt.
J.
"ripening"
before
going
up
Diana
Bunn-
Creek
in
September
for
spawn-Parma.
Capt.
Harold
Helland.
lng
And
tnere
nothlng
to
in-SiEnal.
Capt.
V.
Fossum.
rfi
n
hal
Petain
-.
'
:
i-v-:
take
for
the
split
season
may
run
W
Today
nit
-i
A
TWO
DIE,
TWO
LIVE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Don
Davis
of
Toronto
were
killed
when
their
light
plane
crashed
beside
the
highway
near
Chatham,
Ont.
Their
children,
John
Alexander,
5,
and
Jeanette,
I,
escaped
with
minor
Injuries.
Young
John
said
that
his
father
had
told
him
they
were
out
of
gasoline
and
were
going
to
try
to
crash
land
on
the
highway.
(CP
PHOTO)
from
six
to
ten
million
pounds.)
cape
Spencer,
Capt.
R.
Glske.
"
.
t
th
h
the
drought
depending
on
weather
and
tidal,
Northforland,
Capt.
E.
Pierce.
""LltZf'
conditions.
One
thing
certain
is
Dovre
B,
Capt.
A.
M.
Martinu-
Tnelunusual
rought
thls
sum-that
fishing
will
be
intensive
and
sen.
to
m-r
has
M
not
been
confined
that
no
time
will
be
wasted
run-
,
Arctic
I,
Capt.
Percy
Fierce.
area
the
department
"TnSiy
eeted
that'sen
W
'
some
forty
boats
would
go
from
Wa.es
Island,
Cap,
H.
Knut-
T
1
Z
M'inpta
31
Vj
Negus
75
Noranda
7200
Louvicourt
.
H'i
Pickle
Crow
1
60
San
Antonio
2.55
Senator
Rouyn
IB'
Shorrit
Gordon
2
92
Sleep
Rock
6.70
Silver
Miller
..,
133
Upper
Canada
165
Ooldcn
Manitou
6.95
lOI.LY
GOOD
FLIGHT
FAIRBANKS
A'
four-en-gined
British
plane
hopped
over
the
North
Pole
from
Ice--land
here
on
Instruments
Tuesday.
"It
was
a
Jolly
good
flight,"
said
Wing
Commander
R.
T.
Frogley,
the
plane's
commander.
-
t
.
a
:
lYElI.
France
Mar-T
rl
Philippe
Petain
was
Joclay
from
the
little
f
Notre
Dame
du
Port
l"rsons
stood
In
the
vll-to
watch
the
funeral
'I
'
IS
soldier
died
Monday
on
ak
island
at
the
age
of
$vc,
ending
a
career
'Co
him
a
hero's
acclaim
War
I
and
brought
him
t.
iii
World
War
II
with
closing
of
the
Banks
and
Aris
table
Island
areas
to
both
sein
s
Mile
rrilH
r
nu)cii,
.
,1111
u,..
ver.
46
from
Puget
Sound
and
40
Miss
Judy
I,
Capt.
C.
Madden
from
Alaska.
!
P.
Dorreen,
Capt.
M.
E.
Sand-
DEPARTING
VESSELS
iM.r.aret
1.
Cant.
Al
Wole.
1
1
!
t
Lois
N,
Capt.
Louis
Knutsen.
ing
and
gillnetting
'during
the
past
two
weeks
to
aid
the
escap-ment
of
fish.
At
that
the
fish
have
been
milling
around
ln
the
sea
outside
waiting
for
the
chance
to
get
up
the
extremely
SAW
PARENTS
KILLED
Five-year-old
John
Alexander
Davis
and
his
sister
Jeanette,
2,
hild
hands
in
a
hospital
in
Chatham,'
Ont.,
after
escaping
the
plane
crash
ln
which
their
parents
were
killed.
The
light
plane
crashed
beside
a
highway
after
running
out
of
gasoline.
(CP
PHOTO)
-TIDES
-
Vessels
departing
last
night
for
the
new
areas
were:
Ingrid
H.
Capt.
C.
Llndquist.
Zapora.
Capt.
L.
Solway.
Teeny
Mllly,
Capt.
S.
Norwall.
Balsac
I,
Capt.
Elnar
Telseth.
Northern
Breeze,
Capt.
J.
Eil-
e
of
life
imprisonment
son.
1
burled
near
the
graves
$
Canadian
airmen
who
1
V
1
"
mi
m
r
low
streams.
Once
in
every
few
years
there
is
a
drought
such
as
this
has
'If
Ml
Thursday,
July
28.
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Timel
G
S.
Reade.
fisheries
super
High
7:12
15.1
feet
been,
1
says
Mr.
Reade.
Rains
of
down
during
the
war
visor,
is
sailing
tomorrow
night
'ertsen.
P
would
nns
hiriomonf
th.
Di-ir,
Bnn.rt
for
trln
Sea
Maid.
Cant.
Henry
Dolron.
19:30
18.1
feet
the
past
week
have
relieved
the
I
j
n
If
.
said
the
officiating
tn
rvsun
FalU
rilst.rlct
on
offi-
I
Relief.
Capt.
M.
Sollows.
Low
:.
1:14
6.9
feet
situation
somewhat
but.
at
that,
12:57
8.7
feet,
the
rains
have
been
too
light.
Prosperity
A,
Capt.
,
A,
C.
clal
duties.