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Key
to
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Northwest1'
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81
X
VOL.
XL.
No.
82
SATURDAY,
APRIL
7,
1951
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
n
on
1
Is
Not
listing
m
I
jfroops
StahbinB
Tories
Back
I
AWAIT
ENFRANCHISEMENT
Metlakatla
incorporation
Vp)
United
Nations
d
deeper
uuv
iv-;u
against
little
op-
Local
Village
To
Make
Mrs.
Rolston
ORMSKIRK,
England
(CP)
History
Soot
A
struggling
n.oup
or
British
Lciions
of
the
west-
old
country
FOOTBALL
X
w
i,
Communists
lAfi!!
Have
to
Move
iff
Peace
is
Wanted
Secretary
General
Tryqve
Lie
Does
Not
Expect
World
War
LAKE
SUCCESS
(CP)
Secretary
General
Trygve
Lie
said
today
that
the
United
Nations
must
fight
with
all
the
force
it
can
safely
commit
in
Korea
until
the
other
side
signals
it
is
willing
to
negotiate
for
a
cease-fire.
Lie
said
also
that
he
does
not
now
expect
a
third
world
war
although
it
will
take
time
iiitral
batliciroiun;
wiiiih"'
mum
mc
auu..
u
had
withdrawn1
make
history
In
Canada.
With
strangely.
I
the
Incorporation
of
their
17,-
,V
behind
roadways
,000-aere
reserves
under
the
utes
leading
north
I
"white
laws"
they
will
be
the
booby-!
flrgt
band
enfsanchised
in
the
with
mines,
;ar
sneus
aim
yiva
i
-
Numbering
153
from
what
was
links.
Forward
pace
Conservatives
retained
their
House
of
Commons
seat
in
this
traditionally
Tory
Lancashire
town
in
a
by-election
Thursday.
Both
parties
showed
big
drops
In
voting
strength.
I
Nearly
10,000
voters
who
cast!
ballots
in
the
1950
general
election
stayed
away
Thursday.
Figures
announced
today
showed
Sir
i
Arthur
Salter,
former
Independent
turned
Conservative,
received
24,000
votes
and
the
Labor
can-'
didate,
Lt.-Col.
H.
A.
Kelly,:
8,969.
The
by-electlon
was
made
necessary
by
appointment
of
Sir
Ronald
Cross
as
governor
of
Tasmania.
Cross
received
28,654
votes
In
the
general
election
to
14.583
for
Labor's
L.
C.
Edwards.
The
Conservative
victory
whit
once
a
population
of
1900,
the
Metlakatla
Indian
near
Prince
Rupert
are
awaiting
the
first
order-ln-councll
from
the
Dominion
government
for
enfran-
siVtlc
am
art
r
Movi
nrdl
Wa
a
nrl
in
contact
with
the
;iles"
north
of
the
used
mast
Allied
English
League,
Division
1
Arsenal
1,
Liverpool
2
Burnley
1,
Derby
County
0
Chelsea
1,
Aston
Villa
1
(tie)
Huddersfield
Town
2,
Blackpool
1
Middlesbrough
1,
Bolton
Wanderers
1
(tie)
Newcastle
United
0,
Tottenham
Hotspur
1
Portsmouth
0,
Sunderland
0
(tie)
Sheffield
Wednesday
2,
;Ful-
ham
2
(tie)
Stoke
City
2,
ManchesterUnlt-
ed
0
West
Bromwich
Albion
3,
Charlton
Athletic
0
English
League,
Division
II
"
'
,
T-i
Itlon
for
incorporation
as
a
B.C.
"fi'
.municipality,
ol
the
27th
Com-,
.
7
"
1p
t
kind
in
Canada."
said
In-
"UCh
"Ian
Superintendent
P.
E.
An-a
and
South
Korea.
k
exolainln
that
the
to
restore
calm.
Lie,
at
a
press
conference,
shied
from
a
storm
over
statements
by
General
MacArthur,
United
Nations
commander
in
the
Far
East.
He
said
any
questions
relating
to
MacArthur
led
tlie
brigades
natiVp.
win
hp
pnfninrhlspri
in
n
a
ew
miles
of
the
a
bady
Instead
of
Individually.
Fortunes
in
Sweepstakes
Young
Ottawa
Man
Gets
$140,000
Vernon
Man
Picks
Up
$20,000
OTTAWA
(CP)
Ernest
Reid,
26-year-old
immigration
inspec
then
patrolled
the
should
be
addressed
to
the
uni
"The
end
Is
now
In
Bight.
We
tled
down
Labor's
effective
working
majority
In
the
625-seat
Commons
to
seven.
1
and
other
Italians
wU1
0"f
hope
w
QnJy
&
months,"
Mr.
Anfield
said.
:hlo
North
Korea.
met
little
Commu-
APRIL
10
DEADLINE
Finance
Minister
Abbott
keeps
his
uncompleted
1951-52
federal
budget
safetly
tucked
under
his
arm
in
his
office
on
Parliament
Hill.
The
budget,
to
be
brought
down
In
the
Commons
on
Tuesday
next,
is
expected
to
include
heavy
tax
increases.
(CP
PHOTO)
:ice
in
the
push
rugged
terrain.
fied
command
(actually
the
United
States
government)
lo
which
MacArthur
was
responsible.
He
refused
to
say
whether
United
States
forces
should
cross
the
thirty-eighth
parallel
but
insisted
that
the
United
Nations
aim
Is
unified
and
Independent
Korea.
"There
has
been
no
sign
for
many
weeks
that
the
North
Koreans
or
those
supporting
tor
from
Emerson,
Manitoba,
today
won
$140,000
In
the
Irish
Sweepstake
on
the
Grand
Na
Spy
Gets
1
5
Years
On
the
enfranchisement
board
are
Commissioner
W.
8.
Arneil,
Mr.
Anfield
and
Peter
Leighton,
councillor
of
Metlakatla.
With
the
Incorporation
and
white
privileges,
secret
ballot;
elections
will
be
used,
the
super-intedent
said.
Formal
negotiations
have
been
under
way
since
i4l
but
natives
have
pressed
to
rid
themselves
'WAR"
IN
ALASKA
Birmingham
City
3,
Sheffield
United
0
Bury
1,
Swansea
Town
1
(tie)
Cardiff
City
1,
Barnsley
1
(tie)
Chesterfield
1,
Doncaster
Rovers
4
Coventry
City
2,
Southampton
2
(tie)
Grimsby
Town
0,
Luton
Town
2
Leicester
City
1,
Brentford
2
Manchester
City
1,
Blackburn
Rovers
0
Notts
County
0,
Leeds
United
0
(tie)
Preston
North
End
0,
West
Ham
United
1
was
tional
Steeplechase.
On
his
visit
to
Ottawa!
he
said
the
first
thing
he
plans
to
do
with
the
money
Is
to
spend
his
astic
parents
on
a
trip
to
their
home
them,
are
willing
to
open
nego
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Atom
spy
David
Greenglass,
who
helped
doom
his
sister
and
her
husband
to
death,
got
off
today
with
a
15-
"Aggressors"
Thrown
Back
From
Anchorage
Air
Base
land
Scotland.
Reid
now
becomes
one
of
.the
tiations
for
a
cease
fire,"
Lie.
said
in
a
prepared
statement.
Horse
Finish
year
prison
sentence.
It
was
his
Unless
and
until
there
is
such
most
eligible
bachelors
In
Canada
but
he
doesn't
think
he'll
National
in
and
Royal
Tan
reward
for
key
testimony
which
l
sign
the
United
Nations
has
marry.
Not
at
the
momenr,,
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska
(CP)
"Aggressors"
no
alternative
but
to
continue
At.
'
..
i
u
i.
it:-
m
:
4.
anyway.
convicted
the
higher-ups
In
the
international
war-time
ring
of
Russian-bossed
spies.
the
fight
to
repel
and,
if
pos
England
(CP)
gallant
nine-year-th
sold
for
$140
as
tnrew
ou
iiieuium
uumuers
au
uie
lAiiciiuiage
muiiary
j,
ouimet,
Hamilton,
On
sible,
end
aggression
In
Korea
won
the
Grand
Na-
area
today
but
were
"wiped
out"
at
Kodiak
Island
in
another
phase
of
Alaska's
"Exercise
Firestep"
with
all
the
force
it
can
safely
commit
to
that
action."
Greenglass
could
have
gotten
the
death
penalty
or
30
years'
imprisonment.
tario,
won
$34,500,
top
prize
In
Quebec
Legion
Army
and
Navy
sweepstakes.
Second
prize
money
in
the
Scottish
League,
Division
A
Aberdeen
1,
East
Fife
2
Dundee
2,
Hibernian
2
(tie)
Heart
of
Midlothian
1,
Celtic
1
(tie)
,
Motherwell
2,
Rangers
3
Partick
Thistle
1,
Morton
0
'
St.
Mirren
3,
Aldrieonians
2
mock
war
games.
veterans'
sweep
$30.000
w
ent
of
wardship
since
1917.
Prominent
have
been
such
men
as
E.
A.
Leighton,
secretary
of
the
village
council
for
34
years.
Five
miles
across
the
harbor
from
Prince
Rupert,
Metlakatla,
on
the
Tsimpsean
Peninsula,
was
once
"broken
In
spirit
and
skeptical
of
the
white
man."
In
1888
Father
William
Duncan
disagreeing
with
his
church,
took
1300
natives
to
lorm
New
Metlakatla,
Alaska.
Anglican
Bishop
W.
Ridley
succeeded
him
at
Metlakatla.
However,
the
B.C.
village
Tematned
and
recouped
itself.
Part
of
a
trust
of
$100,000,
paid
to
the
band
for
the
present
Prince
Rupert
site
by
ithe
GranJ
Trunk
Pacific
Development
Co.
In
1907,
will
be
distributed
on
enfranchisement,
Mr.
Anfield
believed.
when
all
but
two
of
:i
starters
fell
In
a
"
Wore
a
crowd
of
1
shot
ran
neck
and
aU
the
way
with
who
finished
six
Sixty
bombers,
tne
largest
force
so
far
employed,
struck
at
to
C.
W.
Kempton,
32-year-old
garage
mechanic
of
Vernon.
He
was
the
only
big
winner
in
B.C.
Elmendorf
air
force
base
and
Today's
Stocks
(Courtmj
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
Tories
Win
By-election
nearby
Fort
Richardson
in
a
three-way
simulated
raid
from
Signatures
20,000
to
30,000
feet.
,
i:id.
was
quoted
at
22
to
1
The
bombers
concentrated
their
attack
on
Elmendorf
In
Are
Forgeries
dustrial
housing
areas.
Fire
Destroys
Galiano
Lodge
GALIANO,
B.C.
(CP)
Volunteer
At
Kodiak
umpires
ruled
that
n
ten
But
was
finished
third,
starting
an
8
to
1
one
o(
the
34
start-
Coalition
Conservative
Snubbed
at
Point
Grey
Association
Meet
VANCOUVER.
Mrs.
Tillle
M.
Rolston,
one
of
the
bteakaways
from
the
coalition
government
ranks
in
the
Legislature
at
Victoria,
was
endorsed
by
her
own
Vancouver-Point
Grey
Progressive
Conservative
Association
last
night.
A.
R.
MacDougall
pleaded
with
Will
Use
B.C.
Labor
No
Need
for
Worry
About
Importation
for
Aluminum,
Kenney
Says
VICTORIA
(CP)
Only
key
men
and
trained
personnel
who
have
operated
the
Arvida,
Quebec,
plant
of
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
will
be
used
In
the
company's
British
Columbia
development.
Minister
of
Lands
and
Forests
E.
T.
Kenney
told
the
Legislature
Friday
that
this
assurance
had
been
given
by
company
officials.
Mr.
Kenney
made
the
state-1
mcnt
when
Opposition
Leader
the
entire
"aggressor"
army
had
been
annihilated
by
defending
forces
in
mid-morning.
Most
of
the
action
took
place
in
rugged
terrain
north
of
Kodiak
naval
air
station.
bucket
brigades
last
night
saved
MING"
DAY
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
....
.29
Bralorne
6,50
B
R
X
.03
Cariboo
Quartz
1.30
Congress
07
Hedley
Mascot
,
52
Indian
Mines
21
Pioneer
.,.
:
2.20
Premier
Border
19
Privateer
10
Reno
05
Sheep
Creek
.,
l.Bl
Sllbak
Premier
37
Taku
River
'
.08
Vananda
-
15
Salmon
Gold
03
'i
Spud
Valley
.04
'2
Silver
Standard
2.52
pe
Honor
Ancestors
.the
association
against
endors
this
resort
town
of
260
persons
from
destruction
by
fire.
The
town
is
on
Galiano
Island
In
the
Gulf
of
Georgia,
39
miles
southwest
of
Vancouver.
Fire
levelled
the
two-storey
Galiano
Lodge
with
loss
placed
at
$75,000.
The
hotel
was
unoccupied
at
the
time
except
for
a
watchman
The
"aggressors"
could
not
reach
the
main
portion
of
the
huge
naval
base,
army,
navy
and
marine
forces
which
combined
in
the
operation.
VANCOUVER
(CPl
A
handwriting
expert
testified
in
Supreme
Court
yesterday
that
signatures
of
two
witnesses
to
the
disputed
$900,000
James
Thomson
will
are
forgeries.
Henry
B.
MacLean
said
the
signatures
"were
not
written"
by
witnesses
Angus
Campbell
and
Charles
E.
Smith.
Both
men
have
died
since
the
will
was
found
In
Smith's
Vancouver
real
estate
office
in
1949.
Distribution
of
the
bachelor
hotelman
Thomson's
est
ate
hinges
on
the
validity
of
the
will.
Chief
beneficiary
named
in
the
document
is
a
city
fireman,
Gilbert
Campbell,
son
of
one
of
the
witnesses.
Campbell
withdrew
from
the
Ceremony
in
Cemetery
ing
Mrs.
Rolston's
action
but
made
little
impression.
He
said
that,
if
the
Progressive
Conservative
party
could
get
together,
It
would
"go
somewhere."
TheWeather
i
Ming"
Day
marks
the
beginning
of
the
""ew
growth"
and
with
this
opportunity
and
no
one
was
hurt.
Billows
of
black
smoke
were
"Where?"
asked-
one
Harold
Winch
said
he
was
"dis
M
last
Thursday
gathered
at
Fairview
turbed"
over
reports
that
labor
visible
for
25
miles.
The
fireplace
had
been
lit
and
the
fire
is
believed
to
have
started
in
the
attic.
0
Pay
respects
to
their
ancestors,
was
to
be
moved
here
from
Que
bee.
Synopsis
A
fresh
outbreak
of
Pacific
air
has
moved
inland
over
the
British
Columbia
coast
during
the
night
causing
variable
cloudiness
over
many
of
the
interior
regions
lours
were
snenr.
there
hv
a
larro
p-ath-
The
minister
said
that
trained
personnel
to
be
brought
to
Brit
4
&
o
ning
up
the
Chinese
plots
and
making
sure
case
several
months
ago,
saying
England
Beats
Scotland
GLASGOW
(CP)
England
defeated
Scotland
3
to
2
in
an
International
amateur
soccer
match
today.
there
were
Indications
the
will
Western
Uranium
1.79
Oils
Anelo
Canadian
7.45
.
A
P
Con
42
Atlantic
3.16
Calmont
125
C
&
E
12.00
Central
Leduc
2.47
Home
Oil
16.75
Mercury
15V4
OkaVta
2
65
Princess
1.48
Royal
Canadian
10'6
Royallte
13.00
Leaving
or
holidays
in
Jthe
south,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Loftus
will
sail
on
the
Chilcotin
to
Vancouver
tomorrow
night.
and
scattered
showers
In
parts
of
was
a
forgery.
the
Cariboo.
The
coast
remained
If
the
will
is
proven
invalid,
the
$900,000
will
be
divided
among
uimect
were
well
,
is
Is
a
bi-annual
Q-
W.
LaCroix,
with
the
hydro-Chinese,
said
Muh
graphic
service
of
the
Dominion
y
merchant.
The
government,
returns
to
Victoria
Wemony
will
take
tomorrow
night,
leaving
hero
'Ptember
whleh
i!
about
the
steamer
Chilcotin.
ish
Columbia
would
amount
to
only
10
per
cent
of
the
labor
force
of
10,000
required
in
the
Alcan
development.
"I
don't
think
there
is
any
cause
for
alarm,"
the
minister
said.
Kenney
repeated
a
statement
relatively
unaffected
but
fresh
northwest
winds
will
be
general
six
cousins
of
Thomson.
The
case
will
continue
Monday.
In
the
exposed
areas
of
the
coast
al
waters
during
the
day.
1
uy
and
means
I
Maimer.
I
each
fa
ml
I..
4
'
Si
f
5Pects
to
their
in.
P
lays,
but
here,
I
have
died
without
I
Z
publlc
Bather-
Another
rather
Intense
low
pressure
area
is
developing
south
of
the
Alaska
peninsula.
The
centre
itself
appears
to
be
moving
northward
but
the
leading
edge
of
the
associated
disturbance
will
cross
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
causing
strong
southerly
winds
over
the
exposed
waters
near
the
Queen
Charlottes
early
tomorrow
he
had
made
earlier
in
the
session
that
it
was
proposed
to
log
off
timber
before
it
was
flooded
by
water
building
up
behind
a
contemplated
dam
on
the
Ne-chako
River.
He
said
he
was
satisfied
Alcan
would
give
"generous
treatment"
to
persons
on
land
which
wouid
be
flooded.
If
not,
the
next
re
TORONTO
Athona
09
V2
Aumaque
23
Beattie
,.
.54
Bevcourt
48
Bobjo
.13
Buffalo
Canadian
25'2
C
M
&
S
140.35
Conwest
2.40
Donalda
-
:
52
I
'
ie
ritual
nf
re-
''ve
the
memory
of
PRINCE
RUPIRT
"GETS"
ONE
Pioneer
Engineer
Back
To
Organize
Profession
Twenty-five
professional
engineers
civil,
electrical,
mechanical
and
other
categories
the
majority
of
whom
have
become
located
in
Prince
Rupert
as
a
result
of
the
advent
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
operation,
gathered
at
the
Canadian
Legion
dining
room
last
evening
as
the
guests
of
Col.
Leroy
F.
Grant,
field
secretary
of
the
Engineering
Institute
of
Canada.
They
heard
Col.
Grant
remin-
'
isce
nostalgically
on
the
real
,
evening's
proceedings,
early
days
of
Prince
Rupert
be-j
After
disclosing
that
Prince
tween
1907
and
1911
when
heRupert
had
figured
vitally
hi
.
r
"
'
we
chi-C
bellefs.
he
said.
J1'1
if
one
demands
sort
was
arbitration
under
the
i
Sir
t
rn
"ueuis,
in
7"
e
paid
to
an
In
only
morning.
It
is
not
expected
to
affect
the
southern
coast
In
the
next
24
to
48
hours.
Forecast
North
coast
region
Cloudy
along
the
west
coast
of
the
Charlottes
and
clear
over
the
remainder
of
the
region
today,
becoming
overcast
tonight
with
rain
Sunday
morning.
Scattered
Of
faith
.
.-
,.
And
It
ler
Water
Act.
Alcan
would
be
controlled
by
federal
legislation
covering
fisheries,
the
minister
said.
Plane,
With
22,
Is
Lost
SANTA
BARBARA,
California
(CP)
A
Southwest
Airways
plane
carrying
22
persons
19
passengers
and
three
crew
members
is
missing
and
feared
lost
in
mountains
or
at
sea
near
here.
Ground,
air
and
sea
searches
t
ve
Wn-H
kind
of
as
long
as
you
M
1
y
Y
wiuweiB
om.ua,
.
engineer
on
the
original
change
in
temperature
Winds-f
port
and
northwest
(25)
becoming
south-1
of
R
t
,A
erly
(30)
in
the
exposed
weas
place
,
.
early
Sunday
morning.
Lows
to-
named
namea
aIl
aflPr
r
Col
C01'
night
and
highs
Sunday
at
Port!"
Hardy,
36
and
50;
Sahdspit
aM("
,
.
.v,,
,
this
Prince
Rupert.
40
and
48.
They
also
heard
pioncor
;n
Rugby
Eldona
22
East
Sullivan
8.30
Giant
Yellowknife
6.95
God's
Lake
39
Hardrock
22
"2
Harricana
IIV2
Heva
13
Jackknife
.'.
05
'a
.Toilet
Quebec
65
Lapaska
04
Little
Long
Lac
75
Lvnx
14
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.15
MoKenzle
Red
Lake
50
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.80
Moneta
35
Negus
82
Noranda
-
77.50
Louvicourt
20
Pickle
Crow
1.70
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
..;
19
Sherritt
Gordon
3.40
Steep
Rock
8.40
Sturgeon
River
.15
Silver
Miller
1.73
Upner
Canada
1.75
Golden
Mantou
.
6.70
3
ta"a
Fran
beat
Wy
""'on
j.
.uUay.
Waies
his
own
career
he
had
met
ma
wife
here
and
It
was
from
this
city
that
he
had
joined
the
Engineering
Institute
of
Canada
Col.
Grant
observed
that
"Prince
Rupertism
is
a
disease
that
gets
you.
Once
you
have
been
here
you
never
slot
ULki..
lxut
Prince
Rupert."
In
the
course
of
his
travels
his
present
duties
carry
him
from
coast
to
coast
includln?
Newfoundland
Col.
Grant
told
of
meeting
former
Prince
Rupert
people
at
far-removed
places.
PIONEER
EPISODES
Then
Col.
Grant
recalled
some
are
under
way
for
the
Douglas
DC-3,
missing
since
shortly
aftPr
8
p.m.
Friday.
The
lost
plane
left
San
Francisco
at
5:45
p.m.
bound
for
Los
Ur
meeting
TIdES
i
the
profession
had
gained
such
strength
in
numbers
here,
a
local
section
of
the
Engineering
Institute
of
Canada
.might
be
organized
In
Prince
Rupert
for
the
welfare
and
development
of
the
profession
and
Its
members
along
various
lines.
Fishermen's
Anseies.
finnrtav
Anrll
1951
It
has
been
estimated
that
theiHigh
2:15
21.7
feet
first
generation
of
Norman
set-'
..
1A9
19.4
feet
tiers
In
Canada
numbered
800
Low
8:39
3.0
feet
lna'
ant.
FIRST
SEALER
First
ship
to
return
from
the
annual
Gulf
of
St.
Lawrence
seal
hunt
was
the
Nova
Scotia
sealer
Truls.
Three
crew
members
display
sking
of
whitecoats
baby
seals
on
arrival
at
Halifax.
About
16
ships
jointed
the
hunt.
(CP
PHOTO)
ltc
Ross
A.
Ritchie
had
charge
01
(Continued
on
Page
4)
families
with
over
5,000
children.
20:38
6.1
feet)
the
arrangement
of
a
pleasantL