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AND
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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XL,
No.
107
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MAY
7,
1951
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Bridgehead
North
Of
38th
is
Expanded
TOKYO
(CP)
United
Nations
troops
advanced
on
both
anchors
of
their
Korean
battleline
today
in
cautious,
limited
attacks.
The
Allies
extended
their
bridgehead
north
of
the
38th
parallel
around
Injue
W
Avenue
West
Wheels
of
Mobilization
Rehearsal
Begin
To
Turn
Nazi
1
1:Knii'M4
I
k
f
Scene
of
Tragedy
ph
Addison
Succumbs
Soon
After
Itoinjj
Struck
by
Taxi
Car
i,h
Addison,
50-year-old
carpenter,
1071
in
the
east.
HANOVER.
Germany
(CP)
A
Nazi-like
party,
led
by
former
supporters
of
Adolf
Hitler,
show
?
-?
A
"
ed
surprising
strength
Saturday
ive
Avenue,
sustained
extensive
injuries
to
QC
Isand
Tragedies
.
iV-
y
South
Koreans
advanced
on
the
western
anchor
northwest
of
Seoul
with
a
limited
attack.
They
struck
at
the
North
Koreans
who
had
been
told
by
one
of
their
officers
that
there
would
be
no
offensive
because
the
"war
is
about
over."
The
Reds
offered
only
spotty
I
limbs
and
died
in
hospital
at
midnight
Sat-
!
a
l.
1
i.
!
r-i
i
in
the
West
German
state
election.
Despite
the
showing
by
the
milltantly
nationalistic
neo-Nazi
Socialist
Reich
party,
however,
the
regular
Socialist
party
held
its
customary
lead
position
In
the
balloting
for
state
parlia
titer
neing
su
uck
uy
a
jiaxi
car
on
oecona
J
(
f
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY
opposition
to
the
Allies
slogging
just
beyond
the
First
and
Third
Avenue
about
half
an
hour
earlier.
Borjf
was
taken
into
,
a
charge
of
man-
carpenter.
Father
mother
and
,nd
was
released
yes-
tw0
Sisters
of
deceased
reside
bail
of
$5000.
in
Nanalmn
Mike
Anderson,
well
known
pioneer
coast
fisherman,
residing
In
Queen
Charlotte
for
many
years
I
was
proceeding
west
An
inquest
will
be
held
bv
and
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert,
was
found
dead
in
his
trolling
boat
named
We
1
on
the
west
coast
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Saturday.
.
ment
In
lower
Saxony
In
the
back
over
thesame
ground
the
British
occupation
zone.
Communists
had
taken
in
their
The
Fascist
group
was
In
costly
nine-day
offensive
that
fourth
place.
began.
April
22.
Marshall
at
Senate
Quiz
Says
United
States
Is
Buying
Time
in
Korea
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
Secretary
of
Defence
Marshall
was
quoted
today
as
saying
the
United
Avenue
taking
Mr
Coroner
M.
M.
Stephens.
H
J.
Merchant
and
fatality
occurred
within
10
2007
Graham
Ave-
2o
feet
of
where
a
similar
accl-lew.
after
having
a--
dent
occurrecl
a
few
weeks
ago
e
Music
and
Drama
when
Olof
HoIm
SUJjtalned
ex
the
Civic
Centre.
j
tensive
Injuries
which
resulted
and
a
friend,
Howard
in
a
leg
having
to
be
amputated,
her
carpenter,
1140
Holm
If
now
recovering
in
hos-nd
were
walking
In
i
pltal.
News
of
the
discovery
was
ra-
diophoned
to
Constable
Glen
1
Gordon
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
VKTKRANS
ARE
NOT
EXEMPT
from
235,000
men
being
called
by
the
British
Army
for
mobilization
rehearsal
Wn
summer.
With
trained
conscripts
(compulsory
military
service
has
been
in
force
In
Britain
since
World
War
II)
they
will
have
to
leave
tbeir
jobs
for
three
weeks
and
go
back
to
army
life.
Pictured
at
a
British
Army
deiot
are
r.o'.or-cyr'-s
?t
far
as
tbe
eye
can
sec-
k!1
ready
for
action.
after
being
struck,
k.tntly,
thrown
over
hond
and
tossed
off
of
the
road,
er
immediately
stop-with
Mr.
Marchant,
at
noon
and
Q.C.A.
Pilot
Roy
Berryman
proceeded
to
the
west
coast,
and
returned
with
the
body
which
Is
now
at
Queen
Charlotte
morgue.
.
An
inquest
will
be
held.
ANOTHER
BODY
A
gruesome
find
was
made
at
noon
Saturday
by
8-year-old
Sharon
Hamlin.
A
decomposed
body
washed
up
on
the
shore
States
is
"buying
time"
in
Korea
to
prepare
against
a
third
world
war
Big
Blast
at
Rubber
Plant
,ach
assistance
as
was
23
Dead
In
Crash
ALBUQUERQUE,
New
Mexico
(CP)
Twenty-three
airmen
died
yesterday
In
a
flaming
crash
of
what
he
called
of
he!at
,
"policy
A
senator,
who
asked
that
not
be
quoted
by
name,
satd
vacuum"
In
the
Korean
war.
Harold
Ryan
Found
Guilty
of
Murder;
Sentenced
to
Hang
Marshall
made
that
statement
MacArthur
argued
that,
un
in
stoutly
defending
the
admin
within
a
few
feet
of
the
child's
less
retalitory
blows
were
struck
;
OTTAWA
!
Production
Minister
C.
D.
Howe
said
today
that
an
explosion
at
the
Polymer
synthetic
rubber
Dlant
at
10:40
home
is
believed
to
have
heen
that
of
Gonzague
Louie
Gendron,
Dominion
Fisheries
employee,
who
has
been
missing
since
last
at
Chinese
Communists,
there
could
be
only
stalemate
in
Korea
with
each
day
adding
to
the
toll
of
American
lives.
a
B-38
bomber
on
the
outskirts
of
Albuquerque.
It
was
the
fifth
and
worst
-rriLsh
nf
a
B-3R
ma
oliant
proceeded
to
a
.isf
and
caused
the
ambulance
to
be
noti-Pulice
were
on
hand
minute
after
the
call,
ance
was
there
wlth-mu'.es.
tlipd
In
h(Kj)iUl
wlt'n-miuutes
alter
arriv.il
rrppaiatiuns
were
be-r
surRery.
1
never
regained
con-
istration
s
side
in
the
Far
Eastern
policy
dispute
with
General
Douglas
MacArthur.
He
said
there
had
been
"no
disagreement"
between
President
Truman,'
himself
and
the
joint
chiefs
of
staff
over
conduct
Harold
Ryan,
31-year-old
Port
Simpson
native
Eastern
Daylight
Time
last
night
chine,
the
-
lanrest
AmPrTettlTlT
rjTr&
P
n
v
-iT
,.,
rss
r
t,.,t
K
.
f
-Ort
i'nv-f'fflM'.!
..e?,vf
iwl
between
$30.000
and
tlfiO,-
i
March
from
a
drifting
boat.
'
J
r
UOO
damage
to
the
$50,000,000
bomber.
put
its
first!
jury
late
Saturday
on
a
charge
of
murdering
his
The
Air
Force
Count
Turf
b-38
into
operation
in
August
COmmon-law
wife,
Lorraine
Tait,
24,
on
a
gasboat
at
onlrort
Himpson
late
on
tne
mgnt
ot
uecemDer
Z6.
tie
Only
two
of
the
25
men
They
board
the
plane
survived,
was
sentenced
by
Mr.
Justice
A.
D.
Macfarlane
to
be
f
was
later
taken
over
.
It
had
a
deep
dent
i)d.
just
to
the
right
idle
line.
were
badly
Injured.
The
six-engined
bomber
crashed
and
burned
in
a
blinding
sandstorm
on
Kirtland
air
Wins
Derby
LOUISVILLE
The
greatest
crowd
ever
to
witness
a
Kentucky
Derby
more
than
100,000
fans,
saw
Count
Turf,
a
field
horse,
win
the
77th
running
of
the
Five
Drown
From
Boat
VANCOUVER
0i
Five
fishermen
were
feared
drowned
during
the
week-end
when
a
14-foot
boat
capsized
in
Tahis
Canal
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
The
body
of
one
victim,
Gurbax
Singh,
East
Indian,
has
been
recovered.
'
I'ison
had
lived
In
hanged
July
24.
The
killing
came
after
a
gas-boat
trip
back
to
Port
Simpson
following
a
pre-Christmas
shopping
trip
to
Prince
Rupert.
Evidence
was
that
Ryan
and
the
Halibut
Landings
rt
for
a
considerable
force
bae-
Tnwre,clc?
Bl
wf
wars
and
was
aulte
scattered
over
iuuu
leei,
umcijr
n.
Besides
his
widow
1,"u
uluv,vo
'""
"..'
of
the
Korean
war.
The
senator
further
disclosed
that
Marshall
said:
1
It
was
true,
as
General
MacArthur
testified,
that
the
joint
chiefs
of
staff
drew
up
recommendations
last
January
12
proposing
moves
against
Communist
China
in
line
with
some
of
the
recommendations
of
MacArthur
but
that
as
conditions
changed
later
these
proposals
were
not
carried
out.
2
He
supported
President
Truman's
action
in'
dismissing
MacArthur
from
all
of
his
Pacific
Commands.
3
That
a
theatre
cum-"
niander
should
not
attempt
to
dictate
overall
global
strategy
or
that
outside
his
theatre.
Marshall
argued
that
MacArthur
differed
widely
with
Tor-
idauchtpr
nf
.
air
terminal.
woman
and
another
companion
consumed
rye
whisky
and
wine
Classic.
Royal
Mustang
placed
ie
and
the
late
James
second
and
Rune
finished
third.
Oeoriro
Vincent
of.
the
nubile
i
on
the
voyage.
news
of
the
city),
de
plant.
The
minister
said
he
did
not
believe
sabotage
was
involved.
A
chemical
tank
"blew"
with
a
tremendous
roar,
rocking
much
of
Western
Ontario
and
causing
fire
In
the
building.
No
one
was
injured
but
three
workers
were
Injured
by
flying
glass.
The
explosion
occurred
In
a
tank
of
butadene
steriod,
an
extremely
volatile
product
of
synthetic
rubber,
in
a
building
at
the
west
end
of
the
sprawling,
87-acre
plant
on
the
southern
outskirts
of
Sarnla.
The
blast
was
heard
as
far
away
as
London,
85
miles
to
the
east,
but,
within
an
hour
of
the
explosion,
it
was
apparent
damage
would
be
comparatively
slight.
V
Officials
of
the
crown
-owned
corporation
which
manufactures
synthetic
rubber
and
chemicals
and
is
also
working
on
secret
processes
for
the
federal
government,
said
no
statement
would
be
made
until
later.
trvived
by
two
daugh-
relations
department
of
the
A'.-
The
crown
alleged
that
Ryan
n-Rny
btewart
and
'
uminum
Co.
of
Canada,
with
beat
the
woman
to
death
ana
'n,
a
telephone
no-'
hadnnorlprs
in
Vancnnvpr
Ls
;
threw
her
bnilv
Into
the
water
TODAY'S
STOCKS
where
it
was
found
noating
a
a
son.
William,
a
'paying
a
visit
to
the
city.
(Courtesy
8.
I.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)"
8
STILL
LIVES
eign
and
military
pollcif
i
of
the
!
Over
by
Tractor
administration
that
this
raised
(Summary)
.
American
-51,000
pounds,
13.5c
to
18.1c.
Canadian
335,000
pounds,
14.5c
to
19.1c.
American
'Frisco
19,000,
Cold
Storage,
18.1c,
16.5c
and
13.5c.
J.B.
32,000,
Royal,
18.1c,
16.5c
and
13.5c.
Canadian
San
Juan
1118,000,
Pacific,
19.1c,
17.6c
and
15c.
Honey
Jean
23.000,
Pacific,
19.1c,
17.6c
and
14.8c.
Combat
15.000,
Bacon,
19c,
17.5c
and
14.5c.
,
Advance,
30.000;
Biking
I,
19,-000;
Gony,
18.CJ0;
Neptune
II,
19,000;
Strafen,
19.000;
Aletutian,
20,000;
Gulvlk,
20,000:
Ankar
A.,
20,000;
Fredelia
III,
32,000;
Tap-low,
37,000;
Four-Forty,
16,000;
Teeny
Milly,
34,000:
Covenant.
a
serious
question
as
to
his
con
Lay
4
Days
on
Beach
lew
hours
later.
Ryan
was
arrested
in
his
house
at
Port
Simpson,
being
asleep
when
the
police
entered.
Ryan,
giving
evidence
on
his
own
behalf,
claimed
that
he
remembered
none
of
the
incidents
on
the
night
in
question
having
'passed
out"
before
the
boat
reached
Port
Simpson.
The
first
intimation
he
had
that
the
woman
was
dead
was
when
he
was
told
so
in
the
Jail
at
Prince
Rupert
by
Indian
Superintendent
F.
E.
Anficld.
Guilty
verdict,
with
recommendation
of
mercy
was
returned
at
7:15
p.m.
by
the
12-man
tinuation
as
commander
and
his
ability
to
carry
out
these
policies.
Marshall
was
the
administration's
first
witness
in
reply
to
MacArthur
who
had
hammered
away
for
three
days
last
week
Officials
agreed
that
there
was
no
hint
of
sabotage.
In
Blue
Water
village,
Sarnia
suburb
across
the
highway
from
i
over
by
a
tractor
which
he
was
driving,
a
"'
1(lKRer
lay
paralyzed
for
four
days
o'n
an
Queen
Charlotte
Island
beach
before
he
was
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
to
Prince
Rupert
night.
Polymer,
hardly
a
window
pane
was
lea
intact,
observers
said.
Weather
Polymer's
fire
fighting
service
Bevconrt
44
Buffalo
Canadian
23
Consol.
Smelters
..'
148.00
Conwest
3.10
Donalda
57V2
Eldona
.
20
East
Sullivan
8.15
Giant
Yellowknife
645
God's
Lake
.373i
Hardrock
.14
Hn.rricana
11
Heva
11
,
Jacknife
.92
Joliet
Quebec
58
Little
Long
Lac
65
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.05
McKenzie
Red
Lake
46
McLeod
Cockshutt
........
2.42
Moneta
32
Negus
80
Noranda
76.25
Louivcourt
19'2
Pickle
Crow
1.60
Ran
Antonio
2.35
Senator
Rouyn
18
Sherrit
Gordon
S.30
Steep
Rock
8.65
Silver
Miller
1.80.
Upper
Canada
1.50
Golden
Manitou
8.00
jury
after
three
hours
and
lo
48.000;
Zenith
II,
13,080,
and
Oslo,
minutes'
deliberation,
ending
a
26,000,
all
to
Co-op.
goi
tne
subsequent
fire
under
control
quickly.
al.
doing
"quite
well,"
Bacon,
2720
Asnnlt.h
'ctwia,
with
exposure,
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
26
Bralorne
:
6.00
BRX
32
Cariboo
Quartz
1.05
Congress
07
Hedley
Mascot
45
Indian
Mines
26
Pend
Oreille
7.45
Pioneer
1.90
Premier
Border
29
Privateer
11
Reeves
McDonald
4.15
Reno
.3V2
Sheep
Creek
1.55
Silbak
Premier
44
Taku
River
05
Vananda
19
Salmon
Gold
3Vi
Spud
Valley
5'2
Silver
Standard
2.35
Western
Uranium
1.90
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
6.10
A
P
Con
44
Atlantic
3.25
Calmont
1.20
C
&
E
12.75
Central
Leduc
2.38
Home
Oil
15.00
Mercury
14
Okalta
7
2.70
Princess
160
Royal
Canadian
104
TORONTO
Athona
.07
Aumaqire
.
.22
Vi
Beattie
48
"u
Back
injuries.
cllp.
was
notified
Engine
Crew
Dies
in
Crash
able
to
move
near
his
caterpillar
tractor
which
had
apparently
run
over
him.
The
tractor
was
equipped
with
rubber
treads.
Waters
returned
Immediately
to
Masset
to
summon
help,
and,
in
company
of
Const.
F.
C.
Wiemkan.
RCMP.
Mr.
Hager-
four-day
trial
in
which
29
witnesses
were
heard.
-
Ryan
had
"nothing
to
"say"
before
Mr.
Justice
Macfarlane
passed
sentence.
There
was
a
gasp
through
the
courtroom,
followed
by
crying.
.The
con
llt(,rs.
co-worker'
nf
frd
nian.
tniri
dii.
t
i
nau
ien
Bacon
'
aUi-m,
-
.
victed
man
remained
unenid-
h
Ml
gO
10
e
two
were
wnrklnir
man
and
a
voluntary
nurse,
Mrs.
tlona
H.
R
Frost,
returned
to
the
"each
at
Ros
Rnii
Defence
Counsel
T.
W.
Brown,
v
aimluu
VEK
(CP)
An
engine
and
14
cars
of
an
eastbound
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
freight
train
snaked
off
the
tracks
in
the
Fraser
Canyon
yesterday
and
three
members
of
the
crew
died
in
the
twisted
cab.
.
wth
end
of
Graham
Ners
returned
Satnr-
he
found
Bacon
un-
Synopsis
A
very
weak
disturbance
approaching
the
Washington
coast
and
another
extensive
depression
1,000
miles
to
the
west
the
expected
to
feed
moist
Pacific
air
into
the
western
regions
of
British
Columbia
during
the
next
24
and
48
hours.
Cloudy
skies
will
be
general
in
most
regions
over
the
southern
half
of
the
province.
There
will
be
scattered
shower
activity
but
amounts
are
expected
to
be
light.
Afternoon
temperatures
are
expected
to
reach
the
low
sixties
near
the
coast
and
sixty-five
to
seventy
over
the
interior.
Forecasts
North
coast
region
Cloudy
over
the
Queen
Charlottes
and
northeast
coast
Vancouver
Island
today
and
Tuesday.
Cloudy
along
the
mainland,
clearing
during
the
forenoon
but
clouding
over
again
tonight.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Winds
light.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Tuesday
at
Port
Hardy
45
and
58;
Sandspit
40
and
58;
Prince
Rupert
40
and
64.
i
KC,
said
he
would
"definitely
appeal"
the
case.
Crown
prosecutor
was
Gilbert
Hogg
of
Victoria
legislative
'
"
counsel.
JlDGE'vS
CHARGE
In
his
two-hour
summation
of
t
Continued
on
page
5)
HOCKEY
SCORES
scene
with
a
Jeep.
QCA
pilot
Jermyn
met
the
returning
rescue
party
at
Tow
Hill
about
7:30
p.m.
Rescue
party
said
Bacon
had
been
towing
a
steel
frame
which
apparently
had
up-ended
throwing
him
under
the
tractor
wheels.
Bacon
and
Waters
are
employed
by
Hogan
Meteorological
Process
Limited,
New
MP.
aSSennerA
MEETIKlft
The
.
accident
occurred
be-!
tween
Spuzzum
and
North
Bend
;
about
100
miles-northeast
of
Vancouver.
I
Officials
said
the
cause
of
the;
accident
was
veiled
by
a
break-
1
t!il)V.
MAY
There
Will
Be
o
Band
Practice
Tonight
at
The
Civic
Centre
8:00
p.m.
It
len'e,
8
p.m.
From
Vancouver
(Saturday)
nown
of
telegraphic
communi
it
I
Miss
C.
Hughes,
G.
Milburn,
Mrs.
cations
which
resulted-from
the
ALLAN
CLP
crash.
The
track
vas
reported1
Fort
Frances
6,
Owen
Sound
4
I.
Leslie,
H.,Tupper,
W.
Braden,
N.
McLeod,
Miss
Bealoski,
G.
Kel-lett,
Mr.
McNeil,
C.
Puleover.
Prom
fianrinlt
ICafn.ai
ciear
at
the
time
of
the
acci-
iFort
Frances
leads
besi
oi
seven
dent.
Killed
were
Engineer
R.
J.jMr
Wilson
Purdie,
aged
55:
Fireman
Ver-
t
vl,
,f..
t
Wanted
inon
G.
Mobley
Mobley.
25.
and
Train-
w
V,."-
'
TZZ'-"1:.?
man
Henry
H.
of
Vancouver.
series
3-2.)
MEMORIAL
CUP
Barrie
4,
Winnipeg
3
(Barrie
leads
best
of
seven
series
3-0.
ALEXANDER
CUP
Valleyfield
4,
Toronto
St.
Michaels
4
(overtime
tie-.
Best
of
seven
series
tied
1-1;
one
game
tied.
vicKers,
32,
an
i
Mrs
E
cooper,
C.
R.
Bcat-
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W.
W
Onlf
W
WVilrtHon
Mr
CIVIC
CENTRE
Annual
Gymnastic
Display
Tuesday
and
Wcdncsdoy,
May
8
and
9
at
7:30
p.m.
"Cn
for
Par
Time
and
Shift
Work
Apply
P'uuier
or
rireman
MoDiev.
Porter,
J.
B.
Scott,
W.
Mitchell.
Gordon
Mobley,
was
riding
the
rewarr
B.C.
Packers
Limited,
Seal
TIdES
or
Ph
one
220,
'Personnel
Department.
109c
ireights
second
section
which
trailed
the
ill-fated
train
by
about
half
an
hour.
CPR
trains
were
routed
for
a
time
over
Canadian
National
tracks
until
the
line
was
cleared..
John
Currie,
who
has
been
residing
for
the
past
few
years
on
Vancouver
Island,
returned
to
the.
city
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
afternoon
and
plans
to
remain
here.
-
The
highest
mountain
in
Cey-
Tuesday,
May
8,
2:13
'...
8:53
20:44
1951
20.9
feet
3.0
feet
8.3
feet
High
Low
Tickets
50c
Members
25c
lon
is
Pedrotallagalla,
reaching
18,291
feet.
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