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VOL.
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No.
224.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER
24,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
era
isong
is
isim
ihi
ED
itable
1
n7
Kidsa.V
VVould
liulhrr
ft1
9oct
ore
'
Warn
s
C.N.R.
Big
Removal
From
Right-of-Way
uASDKj
United
Nations
!i
i.Klay
told
the
Com-,t
Kufs'ine
18
unsult-l'slte
for
any
future
I.,.jstire
negotiation.
'ri-,',and
said
that
Kae-
1
i,ie
under
attack
by
S,.
r.d
that
Red
and
'.i,.,rt
forces
are
in
eon-
of
m
fitons
Anniety
Iweuvre
around
Kae-
ver
IrSis
Condition
mile
nvuutti
,,v.
Ii
ihcr
staled
mat
un-
Problem
of
Future
Permanent
Reconstruction
and
Hard
Surfacing
There
VVould
be
Waste
of
Money,
Says
Minister
The
big
problem
for
the
futm-e
in
regard
to
that
section
of
Highway
16
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
is
to
get
away
from
the
Canadian
National
Railways
track
which
the
road
skirts
for
twenty-two
miles
along
the
lower
Skeena
River,
said
Hon.
E.
C.
Carson,
provincial
minister
of
public
works,
today
in
a
discussion
of
the
local
highway
situation
with
the
purtizan
gruup.
,
neither
command,
n
the
area
and
could
i
anv
time
wnlcn
kk
up
me
ianu.
Loco
Blast
At
Quesn
el
Ridgway
proposed
mure
incident-proof
,
conference
in
a
note
mumsts
September
8.
lias
All
or
Part
of
Lung
Removed
in
Quick
Operation
LONDON
(CP)
Royal
surgeons
cut
out
all
or
part
of
the
King's
sickly
lung
Sunday
and
warned
the
British
people
of
their
anxiety
over
his
recovery.
'
Nine
hours
after
the
operation
at
Buckingham
Palace
they
reported
tonight
in
post-operation
bul-
iletinNo.
2:
f
-
'
'
da
Would
Night
Watchman
Seriously
Injured
Town
Is
Shaken
QUESNEL
r
A
night
watchman
was
seriously
Injured
and
kstand
The
King's
condition
continu
;
Daily
News.
'
!
The
minister
was
being
asked
about
permanent
reconstruction
and
hard
surfacing
of
the
road,
j
"To
hard
surface
that
section
of
the
road
until
there
Is
perm-
anent
relocation
would
be
!
throwing
money
away,"
the
1
minister
declared.
'
i
OPPA
SPANK?
Harold
Dorion,
7,
left,
and
his
brother,
6-year-old
Danny,
arent
a
bit
happy
in
a
Toronto
police
station
after
being
missing
from
home
for
three
days.
Neither
of
the
youngsters
would
say
wlwre
they
had
been
and
they
didn't
want
to
go
home.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Philip
Dorion,
their
parents,
said
the
boys
had
been
punisheel
before
when
they
had
disappeared
for
a
.day,
and
might
be
scared
of
being
in
trouble.
This
time,
however,
the
parents
were
so
glad
to
see
them
that
no
corrective
measures
were
taken.
(CP
PHOTO)
es
to
b?
as
satisfactory
as
can
be
expected."
,
I
nable
to
Come,
mister
Tells
Princes
Bulletin
No.
1,
issued
by
an
eight-man
medical
team
two
fro
The
Toronto
in
a
front
page
cdl-v,
urged
Prim
Mln-
several
persons
were
thrown
dom
their
beds
early
8unday
whena
locomotive
boiler
exploded.
.
William
Fowler,
aged
19,
employed
to
keep
up
steam
in
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
locomotives
during
the
night,
was
taken
to
hospital.
The
explosion
rocked
this
town
and
sent
fire
bricks,
from
the
locomotive
hurtling
Into
the
home
of
Roadmaster
Jim
Miller,
50
yards
from
the
railway
yards.
luirent
not
to
"delay
tuy
telling
Princess
Laborites
Get
Together
I
"Before
there
can
be
a
satis-j
factory
road
there,
we
must
get
I
away
from
the
railway
line,
the
minister
repeated.
That
is
go-;lng
to
be
a
big
emjinerlng
job
and
is
going
to
cost
a
lot
of
1
money,
maybe
millions,
j
Mr.
Carson
referred
to
the
diificulty
during
winter
when
!the
railway
shovels
its
snow
on
!to
the
highway.
i
(oreuo
her
trip
to
rial
said
the
anxiety
hours
after
the
operation,
naa
said
that
anxiety
must
prevail
for
several
days
but
the
immediate
post-operation
condition
of
the
55-year-old
monarch
was
satisfactory.
A
second
bulletin
added
sat-isinctoryi
"as
can
be
expected."
While
the
devout
prayed
and
anxious
crowds
milled
outside
Buckingham
Palace,
medical
men
:.ress
over
the
Illness
Bevan
and
Attlee
Mending
Fences
for
Election
Campaign
FLASHES
NO
LABOR
AMENDMENTS
VILTOK1A
There
will
be
no
amendment
to
the
Industrial
t'oncilation
Act
at
the
forthcoming
brief
special
session
of
the
Legislature
late
in
Oclooer.
Arthur
Ash,
Ml.
A.,
chairman
of
the
special
committee
investigating
the
act,
said
today
that
no
recommendation
would
be
ready
before
November.
ANTl-RF.D
HANDS
TIED
CANBERRA
Prime
Minister
R.
G.
Menzies
said
Sunday
that
the
government's
hands
appear
4o
be
tied
as
a
result
o
fthe
vote
in
a
referendum
on
the
government's
.
anti-Communist
proposals
including
outlawing
of
the
party.
The
majority
I
'
against
the
proposal
is
..now
over
100,000.
Yanks
-Brooks
-
ft
f
if.
v
.
'
J
er
"should
not
be
ln-pressure
of
the
tour
i
being
undertaken
IX)NDON
P
The
Labor
Party's
beleagured
forces,
split
over
the
"And
the
CNR,
of
course,
has
posted
this
pencilled
bulletin
on
inroads
of
the
rearmament
pro-
Nearing
Flags
!
priority
rights
at
all
times
on
i
"There
were
two
explosions,"
Miller
said.
"The
first
one
woke
us
up.
The
second
threw
us
right
out
of
bed
on
to
the
floor."
The
accident
was
the
second
the
palace
Bate:
-
gram
has
made
on
its
socialist
Th
Kin
underwent
an
od-
I
program,
today
appeared
ready
dllficult
conditions."
i
the
Prime
Minister
a
statement
at
Otis
that
the
Canadian
ud
understand
if
the
l-ne
rigui-oi-way.
rt
c
c
1
tenants."
I
,,
"
i
eration
for
lung
re-section
this
j
to
present
a
united
front
against
Both
Getting
Close
To
W-orld
Series
Meeting
SNOW
REMOVAL
i
But
one
bia
problem
which
morning.
While
anxiety
must;
wjhshwto
m
uw
utwuc.
FOR
MAYOR
.
.
.
Harold
Whalen
e
had
to
cancel
their
NEW
YORK
f!
New
York
has
been
the
concern
of
Central
remain
for
some
days,
His
Maj-1
25
elections.
Aneurin
who
stomp
csty'
immediate
post-operative
Fiery
ui
Bevan,
(Jriada.
He
asked
that
-.j
r.t
Yankees
anrt
KrmKlvn
uotieers
vm.
'
been
condition
is
satisfactory.
drivers
here,
has
ru
UUl
ui
hid
Lauiuvi,
ijuat,
aa
o
't-i
ioUK
,ttnH
kd1
moved
a
sten
closer
to
a
World
1
winter
solved
In
the
meantime.
London
chesi
surgeons
sa.id
t,c(c0Bt.o
rearmamenti
offered
to
j
Series
-meeting
Sunday
behind
r
the
trip
not
be
al-.t.'ifcre
with
Princess
peace
of
mind.
iPrln-
ih
miht
have
to
rectum
to
carry
on
his
of
its
kind
in
the
Brtlsh
Columbia
railroad
history.
A
similar
accident
occurred
here
in
1922.
At
that
time
one
was,
injured.
.
.-
Cause
of
the
explosion
is
not
known.
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
officials
are
opening
an
inquiry
today.
luns
congestion
could
mea"
ar":
make
peace
with
Prime
Minister
The
Prince
Rupert-Terrace
highway
will
be
kept
open
for
some
clutch
pitching
by
vie
Rashchi
and
Preacher
Roe.
Raschi
turned
in
his
twentieth
motor-vehicle
traffic
this
wln-
ra,
"if
nt
all
nrtccihlp"
rhf
min-
Whalen
is
Candidate
victory
as
he
pitched
the
Yanks
Jster
promised
to
a
6
to
1
victory
over
the
Bos-
j
Futur.
work'
on
tne
highway
ill1
ild
his
illness
make
5fcie
fur
him
to
do
so.
I
reports
persist
that
t
nay
have
to
be
post-j(t"4ether.
various
cities
ton
Red
Sox
in
Boston.
The
'..j
"rests
with
the
Legislature,
and
To
Resume
Peace
Talks
me
sitKiy
iung.
In
a
statement,
Bevan
urged
The
bulletin
could
mean
can-Jtne
return
of
tne
Labor
governed,
tuberculosis,
cyst
of
the
ment
to
power.
He
urged
all
bronchitis
condition
involving
;
Labor
factions
to
work
for
de-weakening
of
the
bronchial
tube
I
feat
of
tne
Tories,
carrying
air
to
and
from
the;
Winston
Churchill
is
favored
lung,
the
specialists
said.
I
to
win
In
public
opinion
polls
Some
said
that
the
speed
with
j
and
betting
circles,
which
the
operation
was
decided
triumph
lattened
the
Yanks
;,u
appr0priaUon
ef
funds."
ilng
ahead
today
with
BASEBALL
games
over
the
Cleveland
Indians
ROAD
TO
KITLMAT
Intimates
Intention
of
Being
in
Mayoralty
Contest
in
December
ion
plans.
H-
'
'
-
v
v..
k
-
J
i
1
h-4
vs
.1..'
"
'
!
1
.
.
'.1.
it,
:
,
t
1
!
"'Ai'
.
As
far
as
we
know,
the
scores
i
TOKYO
0
Allied
and
Com
of
of
Age
who
dropped
a
9
to
1
decision
to
the
Tigers
in
Detroit.
Roe,
beaten
only
twice
In
all
the
year,
turned
in
his
twenty-second
victory
for
the
Dodgers
with
a
6
to
2
decision
over
Philadelphia.
The
victory
protected
the
Dodgers'
three-game
lead
over
New
York
Giants
who
downed
Boston
Braves
4
to
1.
upon
suggested
cancer.
Hours
after
doctors
issued
their
original
post-operation
I
bulletin.
Palace
sources
would
j
not
disclose
the
nature
of
the
Kine
ailment
beyond
the
orig
Aluminum
Co.
is
going
to
build
its
own
road.
In
fact,
I
understand
it
is
being
located
at
the
moment."
Mr.
Carson,
on
his
way
to
Prince
Rupert
aboard
Canadian
Pacific
Steamship
Princes
Norah,
stopped
in
at
Kemano
Bay
and
Kitimat.
T'Kai.V
ri,lnn
a
Kin
irvK
tViarP
Early
in
the
field
for
the
next
mayoralty
election
in
December
is
Aid.
Harold
Whalen
who
Intimated
to
the
Daily
News
today
that
he
had
already
made
his
decision.
Mayor
H.
F.
Glassey,
who
was
Noted
News
Man
Passes
munist
liaison
officers
met
today
to
decide
on
the
date
for
resumption
of
Korean
armistice
talks.
The
meeting
was
at
Panmum-jom,
five
miles
east
of
the
truce
city
of
Kaesong
and
some
thirty
air
miles
northwest
of
Seoul.
The
session
followed
by
a
few
hours
a
Communist
proposal
for
quick
resumption
of
the
full-dress
negotiations
without
bothering
immediately
with
prior
conditions.
Pensions
'flA-
Proof
of
age
is
fcu'tor
tn
securing
the
'I
tf
dollars
pension
to
bc-'"'t'lve
in
January.
Many
"
i
are
unable
to
find
a
''4
but
a
variety
of
other
s
f
offered.
These
in-
inal
announcmeent
of
structural
changes
of
one
lung.
A
Palace
spokesman
said
The
Yanks
now
have
six
games
'
ZX"t?"f
I"
,1.,'
recently
raised
to
the
mayoralty
to
play,
including
five
with
the
(
A
Kemano
wer
site
they
will
i
at
a
by-electlon,
Is
expected
to
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
TORONTO
ff
John
Scott,
who
of
Edinburgh
will
go
ahead
with'
started
as
a
newsboy
and
be-plans
to
fly
to
Canada
October
2
jcame
.one
of
Canada'
leading
for
their
C
a
n
a
d
1
a
n-Unitedf
newspapermen,
died
Sunday.
He
f
rous
Bibles.
'
,
TC
..-.
ibe
underground
by
winter."
"
v.-
only
three
games
to
go.
The,
The
mlnister
speaks
tonight',
Now
on
his
second
term
as
an
yanks
can
clinch
their
third
,
at
a
pubUc
meetillg
here
on
the
!
alderman.
Aid.
Whalen
is
not
6
J
Pennant
by
winning
,
genera,
topic
oI
roads.
He
arriv-1
new
to
the
mayoralty.
Two
years
three
of
the
remaining
six
games.
.
.
thls
morninir
to
begin
a
two-
,
he
was
a
candidate
in
a
an
brought
a
silver
i:
win;;
,
SUNDAY
American
(
New
York
6,
Boston
1
Detroit
9.
Cleveland
1
St.
Louis
8.
Chicago
7
Washington
4-3,
Philadelphia
12-8-
National
Brooklyn
6,
Philadelphia
2
New
York
4,
Boston
1
Pittsburg
3-0,
Cincinnati
0-2
Chicago
3-2,
St.
Louis
8-5.
SATURDAY
Ameriran
Cleveland
4,
Detroit
9
New
York
0,
Boston
5
St.
Louis
5.
ChlcaRO
1
Washington
9,
Philadelphia
1
National
Pittsburgh
0,
Cincinnati
9
Boston
1.
New
York
4
Philadelphia
7,
Brooklyn
3
Chicago
6,
St,
Louis
5
received
wlren
a
baby
inie
and
age
inscribed.
n.aab-
taiip
nf
Mrvrt
horn
anH
Pan.
Ll
fiiohnm
rtnlip
States
trip
unless
the
King
taxes
was
77
years
of
age.
a
turn
for
the
worse.
Active
newspaperman
for
near-
W
forty
year
bf'fore
his
iv
mnn
spirits
-retire"
IN
GOOD
SPIKI1S
L.t
in
1Q3B
Mr
Scott
suffered
race,
finishing
only
Zi
manaubmitted
a
silk
hand-
CANADIAN
FOOTBALL
-1
had
won
at
the
age
r
T
was
accaoted.
So
was
The
King
was
reported
today,
stroke
and
dled
m
nis
sleep
at
Leather
Synopsis
iiiif
ring.
T
tr
records
have
been
votes'
behind
the
winner
at
that
time,
the
late
Mayor
G.
W.
Rud-derham.
r."
To
run
for
the
mayoralty,
"Aid.
Whalen
would
have
to
resign
as
alderman,
as
he
has
the
second
year
of
a
two-year
term
to
tral
British
Columbia,
and
will
Inspect
the
Hart
Highway.
"That
is
one
project
we
expected
to
complete
by
this
fail
open
it
for
traffic
but
the
weather
held
up
the
contractors."
Mr.
Carson
said
the
highway
would,
however,
be
finished
f(iliim
manv
annliennts
A
minor
low
pressure
centre
j
be
In
good
spirits
and
confident
of
recovery
from
the
major
lung
operation.
A
Palace
spokesman
said
the
Queen
spent
the
morning
with
her
husband
but
no
other
members
of
the
Royal
Family
have
been
permitted
to
see
him
hi"
home
here.
A
son,
John
C.
Scott,
publicity
director
for
the
Ontario
Department
of
Health,
survives.
President
of
the
Canadian
Press
for
two
years
from
1922
to
1931,
Scott
was
managing
director
of
the
Toronto
Mail
and
over
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
this
fall
and
ready
for
traffic
in
the
spring.
It
was
intended,
he
said,
to
have
both,
the
Hart
highway
and
the
PGE
link
to
SUNDAY
Hamilton
16,
Montreal
17
SATURDAY
Ottawa
10,
Toronto
17
Saskatchewan
30.
Winnipeg
17
Calgary
11,
Edmotnon
30
(Exhibition
Saturday
Queens
7,
McMaster
3
Toronto
Varsity
26,
Guelph
C.A.C.
9
Windsor
1,
Western
21
Sarnia
14,
McGill
16
1
Girl
Sees
r
first
Rain
:
WESTMINSTER
Lctty
''
M'ltame
here
from
Peru
hr
first
rain.
Her
age
I
sh('
is
visiting
rcia-
J
rain
ended
the
long
."''re
...and
it
amazed
Prince
George
operating
at
the
same
time..
is
expected
to
move
to
northwest
Washington
by
Tuesday
morning.
Light
rains
will
accompany
the
centre
as
It
moves
southward
and
clearing
will
take
place
in
its
wake.
Very
cold
air
from
east
of
the
Rockies
has
Invaded
the
interior
aijd
moved
southward
through
the
Cariboo
and
westward
as
far
as
Smithers.
First
snow
of
.
the
fall
season
fell
early
this
morning
at
Smith-
A
spokesman
was
much
more
Empire
for
liine
years
until
19Jb
cheery
than
the
earlier
medical
!
when
It
was
purchased
by
W.
H.
bulletin
which
merely
reported
:
Wright,
wealthy
mining
man,
the
King's
condition
as
being
and
merged
with
the
Toronto
"as
satisfactory
as
can
be
ex-
Globe.
neeWd
"
'
Wright
died
last
week.
Britons
to
Be
Expelled
TEHRAN
Hh
An
Iranian
government
official
said
today
that
British
technicians
In
oil
fields
at
Abadan
will
be
expelled
in
a
week
or
ten
days"
unless
they
sign
individual
contracts
to
work
for
the
natoinalized
oil
company.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Miss
Jean,
4,000
halibut,
24.5c,
18c,
17c.
27.000
black
cod,
14.2c.
4.000
red
cod,
,04c.
PRINCE
GEORGE
TO
JASPER
With
reference
to
the
Prince
George-Jasper
link,
"no
construction
policy",
has
yet
been
formed.
And
any
further
extension
of
the
PGE
In
the
north
would
have
to
await
completion
of
the
ers
and
Quesnel.
Forecast
.1
Vnrt.h
rnflst.
reirion
Variable
southern
link
he
said,
where,
the
cloudiness,
clearing
along
the
project
has
been
held
up
due
to
Iten
TONIGHT
mainland
this
afternoon.
Show-
lack
of
steel.
Publisher
of
Kamloops
Dies
TIDES
-
-
Tuesday,
September
25,
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
ers
in
the
southern
part
today.
Sunny
Tuesday
but
with
frequent
cloudy
periods
over
the
Islands.
Wind
northerly
(15
mph)
except
down
mainland
Inlets
tomorrow.
Northeast
(25
mph).
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Ralph
White,
aged
76,
died
Our
Hospital
and
Our
Community
Responsibility"
15.6
feet
Saturday.
For
many
years
he
16.6
feet
had
been
publisher
of
the
Kam-7.4
feet
loops
Sentinel.
His
son,
C.
S.
11.0
feet
'white,
now
conducts
the
paper.
High
10:10
21:44
Low
3:30
15:54
Port
Hardy
and
Sandspit
45
and
58;
Prince
Rupert
40
and
50.
"
James
Brown
of
Butedale
ar
HON.
E.
C.
CARSON
father
F.
J.
Ravner
Minister
of
Public
Works
Will
address
a
.
.
.
rived
in
the
city
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
afternoon,
being
here
for
medical
treatment.
1
'
I
Dr.
D.
R.
E.
Whitmore
return-
I
ed
to
the
city
today
alter
spending
a
few
days
at
Anyox
wi'h
one
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
Si
Smelting
Co.'s
prospecting
;
parties
in
the
field.
He
was
O.
M.
I.
O
Public
Meeting
at
the
Civic
Centre
TONIGHT
AT
8
O'CLOCK
CFPR
at
6.45
p.m.
flown
In
by
Neely
Moore
who1
went
north
today
with
the
company's
DeHavllland-Beaver
sea-'
plane
to
pick
him
up.
'
224
THREE
OF
A
KIND
These
husky
triplet
boys
were
born
in
Halifax
to
Mrs.
Richard
Parker
of,
suburban
Bedford.
The
triplets
averaging
'
more
than
five
pounds
have
three
older
broUrers.
.......
"
CP
PHOTO)