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"Prince
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Key
to
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Northwest"
VOL.
XL.
No.
53
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
3,
1951
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First
Casualty
Charlottes
Not
rST
A
Chinese
Chinese
Reds
Reds
i
y
jfes-A,
IV
Rebellious
Rebellious
j
The
Doukhobor
Problem
i
Reactions
to
Settling
Sons
of
Freedom
on
Queen
Charlottes
LI51
IS
ISSUea
Juimujic
iui
Jtvumy
OTTAWA
The
first
official
Reasons,
Military
Says
A
variVr.v
nf
f.nininn
sinrl
rpapt.inn
mur.
11
nilw
I
casualty
list
of
the
Princess
Pat-
t
1
ixi
'
tricia"s
Canadian
Light
Infantry.
HONG
KONG
(CP)
Red
terror
In
Swatow
Crushed
guerrilla
movement
In
Kwangsi
Seething
peasant
unrest
in
souththese
were
the
reports
out
of
Communist
China
today.-
They
all
added
up
to
what
the
Red
capital
at
Peiplng
itself
admitted
only
last
week
that
dissidents
'What
do
you
think
of
the
radical
sect
of
Douk-
issued.
j
VANCOUVER
(CP)
High
military
officials
in
hobors
planning
to
settle
Graham
Island?"
'
Five
are
listed
as
dead,
one
Ottawa
were
reported
today'to
have
frowned
on
pro-
(The
Daily
News
carried
a
ment
laidhTlialTrmch
1
dead
of
wounds-
a
"nded
I
posals
to
relocate
the
radical
Doukhobors
in
Queen
Canadian
Press
"
"
alo;.sne
I3"
nac?
nmcn.anH
,......
report
yester-
and
four
four
Injured.
in
hired
P
riav
that.
5win
snn.
nf
svrfr.m
ocaiing
witn
the
JJoukhooors.
.
-
i
l,harlottp
Islands.
No
West
Coast
men
are
shown
cnallenging
their
Com-
n,icht
make
their
future
home
iney
are
wonderful
people
to
munist
masters
all
ovor
China.
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island.)
tleal
wil"n
individually,"
she
in
the
killed
in
action
list
but
Newspaper
reports
said
today
Mayor
Rudderham-"It'g
hard
stated-
"but
1
tninl
a
"ls-
I
on6i
Lleut
Alfred
S.
Wagstaff
of
the
tommy-gun
rules
In
the
t0
settl
thenl
anywhere
,
port
to
say"
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudderham
akf
v
vancouv.
a
wounded
wounded
and
ana
two
two
in
Ure
of
Swatow,
opposite
Formosa,
thcfighl.
"If
the
Doukhobors
numbers.
They
shou!d
and
that
iails
are
lammed
with
were
reiornt.ini
nf
their
nu,n
be
split
up
in
three
or
four-
others
Pte.
Patrick
Beley
and
The
Charlottes,
400
miles
north
of
Vancouver
and
off
vital
sea
lanes
to
strategic
Alaska,
was
suggested
as
a
possible
relocation
centre
for
the
Sons
of
Freedom.
Settlement
of
the
Doukhobors
on
Graham
Island,
most
northern
and
biggest
of
the
group
of
three
islands
forming
the
Famine
in
Korea
GENEVA
(CP)
There
will
be
famine
in
South
Korea
next
year
unless
about
3,000,000
refugees,
both
of
suspected
adherents
to
Chiang
free
will,
it
could
be
beneficial
famllv
erP
and
placed,
Pte.
Archibald
Cunlo,
Kai-Shek
Mm.
rhm...
hmh
in
ih.
nn,,ntr
o,,h
t
v,
among
English-speaking
com-,
Vancouver
are
battle
accident
-
.
.
.
-
mimftt.
mutinies
where
they
would
i
victims.
reported
fleeing
the
Red
terror,
people."
sooner
assimilate
the
Canadian
I
'"But
if
the
governments
plan
to
settle
them
there,
just
to
get
way
of
life.
jammed
into
the
lower
part
of
charlottes
-miht
not.
h.
miit.-
old
country
ithe
peninsula,
can
be
put
back
abie
for
security
reasons,"
Was
riVhiar:retJi'oUrhrtorihe
1
ne
mayor
tnougnt
the
n
i-.
j
on
ineir
iarms
Dy
may,
Adnata
reported
from
Ottawa.
France
Still
Sans
Premier
FOOTBALL
Klngsley,
United
Nations
agent-general
for
Korean
reconstruc
eSvi
tnTTnd,
The
-
f
anadian
wa.
But
eve
if
they
should
settle
on
Queen
Charlottes,
I
don't
think
we'd
feel
much
effect."
people
were
reportedly
good
farmers
and,
once
away
from
j
their
enemy
faction,
the
ortho-
I.I0MI-FO.
E.
J.
Hudson
resorted
to
a
walkie-talkie
PARIS
George
Bldault,
hav-
i
Dr.
R.
,G.
Larje,
Dr.
R.
G.ilng
failed
in
his
effort,
another
tion,
said
today.
Challenge
uux,
pe-aceiui-iivmg
uouKnooors
i
ors
were
banned
form
an
Edmonton
hospital
dua
;!
uenza
epidemic.
Mrs.
Hudson
gave
birth
to
twin
-mau
v
"ic
ouuuui
,'iurmer
rnme
rainisier,
tien.i
tho
radical.
miahf
herrm
Decome
peaceful
,
board,
did
not
believe
the
solu-
Queille,
endeavored
to
form
a;
'
tlon
of
the
Doukhobor
problem!
new
government
for
France!
in
that
Hpht
i
think
it
mHv
be
a
good
idea.
But
they
Ttm
I"''
10
"movln?
a
festering
sore,
but
he,
too,
failed
in
the
at-
A
British
Columbia
government
committee
recommended
relocation
of
the
radical
Sons,
numbering
about
2,500,
and
several
locations
are
under
study.
The
Doukhobors
require
several
thousand
acres
of
land
suitable
for
agriculture.
The
Sons
agreed
to
migrate
from
the
Kootenays
favoring
an
"Isolated
location,"
sucn
as
the
Charlottes
offer.
Authorities
In
settled
communities
oppose
these
settlements.
Scottish
Lf
ane.
Division
"A"
Rangers
5.
Falkirk
2
Aberdeen
1,
Raith
Rovers
2
Airdrieonians
2,
Hibernian
1
Clyde
1.
Motherwell
2
East
Fife
1,
Partick
Thistle
1
(He),
Hearts
8,
Morton
0
Saint
Mirren
2,
Dundee
2
(tie)
Third
Lanark
2.
Celtic
0.
lrom
u"e
J,rl
OI
lne
Pvince
'
lempt
lo
musier
enougn
support
must
obey
ihP
thp
the
laws
iaa,
nt
of
th
the
land,'
ianH
to
another."
I
to
assume
the
Premiership.
"However,
if
the
government
After
Queuille,
who
is
a
Radl-
To
Soviet
UNITED
NATIONS,
N.Y.
(CP)
her
husband
wanted
to
consult
her
about
naming
1101s.
He
is
shown
with
their
other
two
sons
outside
,tl
in
conversation
with
the
mother.
(CP
PHOTO)
WRY
REFLECTED
Production
Shows
Mayor
Rudderham
added.
W.
J.
Scott
"I
think
it
would
It
would
be
best
to
get
them
out
"
w
.
aoclMlslj
aanaonea
"on
to
offer,
then
2,500
settlers
tti
of
the
countrv
entirelv."
said
;
tempts
to
form
a
new
French
United
States
today
dared
Rus
W.
J.
Scott,
president
of
Asso-
JJ??L
"J?!
cabtaet
Guy
Met.
46-year-old
ciated
Boards
of
Trade,
"unless
development
of
the
Islands
Socialist
school
teacher,
said
he
sia
to
let
United
Nations
start
counting
her
soldiers,
sailors,
English
League,
Division
1
Aston
Villa
0,
Huddersficld
Town
1
Blackpool
3.
Portsmouth
0
13.1
!
t
,
in
WmnAara
O
T.-,..-t
A
can
have
some
definite
un-'
eLl
i"
,
would
about
It
before
this
we
more
giving
Mollet
was
thus
the
third
derstanding
and
assurance
from
TheWeather
g
Upsi
French
political
leader
to
accept
move
our
blessing,"
he
said.
j
'
tne
governments
that
they
eh,,
.i,i,i
u
i...
n
wing
in
Area
guns,
tanks
and
planes
Monday.
The
United
States
agreed
to
undergo
the
same
Inspection.
Such
an
Independent
census,
the
U.S.
said,
would
show
once
an
Invitation
from
President
Vincent
Auriol
to
try
a
hand
at
Synopsis
The
lower
mainladnd
encoun-
T,?
7
'Doukhobors)
will
abide
by
the
I
rwh
Derbv
County
i
1,
m
Newcastle
"
jaw
United
2
'
I
Geoff
Hills
"In
view
ot
their
Fulham
2,
Stoke
City
1
t
aisioyalty
j
don
i
thlnk
Liverpool
1,
West
Bromwlch
thcv
should
let
all
0,
tne
2.500
Canadian
Chief
Of
Staff
in
U.S.
forming
a
cabinet.
Deadlock
over
reforms
in
elec
and
for
all
who
had
the
biggest
'rated
lodging
activity
in
Prince
Uupert
result
of
the
activities
of
Columbia
Cellulose
armed
forces
Soviet
Union
or
tered
this
morning
one
of
the
,toral
law
brought
about
the
Albion
1
(tie
I
at
once
ln
one
Piace"
wag
the
OTTAWA
Chief
of
General
downfall
of
Premier
Rene
Pie-
xpiiinling
sawmilling
operations
in
the
cen-
the
western
powers.
heaviest
March
snowfalls
on
Russia
record
Amounts
on
the
ground
rejected
all
previous!
demands
for
such
a
count.
eailv
this
morning
varied
from
Manchester
United
3,
Arsenal
i
opinion
of
Geoflrey
Hills,
pres-
Staff,
General
Guy
Simonds,
is
ven's
government
Wednesday
ir
us
reflected
m
upward
bounding
scaling
'-1
"
"
"
"
'
ident
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-
on
w
trip
to
Washington
to
con-;
Mollet
was
minister,
of
state
2
to
4
inches
The
new
American
move
was
occasioned
by
Russia's
note
to
Britain
last
week
charging
the
buiiderland
i,
Middlesbrough
1
;
merce.
"If
they
ever
start
any-1
fcr
with
American
Army
officials
and
representative
of
Pleven's
Tottenham
Hotspur
2,
Chelsea
j
thing,
they
would
be
too
much
on
the
matter
of
sending
troops
cabinet
in
Big
Four
council
of
1
to
handle
for
the
few
police
In
to
Korea
and
Europe.
Europe
affairs.
Wolverhampton
Wanders
4,
the
area."
The
weather
disturbance
causing
this
situation
moved
rapidly
from
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
during
"g
wale
for
the
month
of
February
this
"R
to
Ih?
records,
western
powers
had
twice
as
many
men
under
arms
as
the
Soviet
Union.
np
y,
district
fores-'9272
board
feet
as
Allies
Still
'h
a
mere
6.025.70!)
i
BULLETINS
Sheffield
Wednesday
0
!
Mr.
Hills
thought
it
would
be
...
j
better
to
allow
only
a
few
hun-
Division
X
dred
migrate
to
remote
sec-
Barnsley
0,
Birmingham
City
2
tiona
of
the
provice,
such
as
Blackburn
Rovers
1,
Coventry
Peace
River
valley,
Bulkley
val-citv
0
I
ley
and
the
Queen
Charlottes.
n
the
same
month
On
Move
Bientlord
2.
Manchester
City
0,
Henry
Peterson
Henry
Peter-
Doncaster
Rovers
2,
Leicester
son
1601
Eighth
Avenue
East
LIVING
COST
UP
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
government's
cost-of-
TideS
Sunday,
March
4,
1951
High
10:39
19.7
feet
23:55
18.5
feet
Low
4:38
9.3
feet
17:27
3.5
feet
to
date
for
1951
U
ird
feet
as
against
ird
feet
in
the
first
of
1950.
s
Hi"
scaling
record
1351,
figures
fov
R
fhnwn
for
com-
had
another
opinion
"I
don't
think
It
would
ef
f
(.
t
Drir,s,a
Dnnort
AVfPnt
rwsr
living
index
rose
from
172.5
to
175.2
between
Janu-
Cltv
2
(tie)
Hull
City
2,
Chesterfield
1
Leeds
United
0,
Preston
North
End
3
the
night
and
will
move
into
the
interior
during
the
day.
Improved
conditions
are
expected
along
the
coast
today
In
the
wake
of
the
storm
while
snow
will
spread
into
the
valleys
of
the
interior.
Cloudy
skies
and
scattered
snow
flurries
are
expected
over
the
province
on
Sunday.
Forecast
North
coast
region
Cloudy
today
and
tomorrow.
A
few
snow
flurries
overnight.
Colder
tomorrow.
Winds
northwest
(35)
over
open
waters
today,
elsewhere
westerly
(20).
Light
tonight,
northerly
(20)
tomorrow.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrowAt
Port
Hardy
30
and
40;
Sandspit
32
and
38;
Prince
Rupert
28
and
38.
TOKYO
Allied
forces,
continuing
their
steady
northward
advance
ln
Korea
in
the
face
of
stiffening
Communist
resistance,
are
closing
ln
on
the
important
haps
in
the
tourist
line.
Tour-'
ary
2
and
February
1,
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
l,
Notts
county
l
clear
of
the
is-
increase
announceci
jsuwouidtew
today.
January
of
2.7
points
was
Luton
Town
'
(tie)
121,779
sunulv
base
of
Honclon.
15
miles
Sheffield
United
4,
Grimsby
'But
i
guess
those
people
i
ine
Diggest
monmiy
jump
in
more
man
two
years,
must
have
some
place
to
go."
3.848,035
,
north
of
Hoencson.
which
thev
Town
2
Southampton
1,
Cardiff
City
1
Mrs.
Biackaby
Mrs.
O.
R.
S.
KING
BETTER
1.6(16.129
524.449
8.330.881
2.331.803
719.SH2
1.H23.542
182.806
10.05B.272
1,155.920
199.674
700,295
Biackaby,
president
of
Women's
HOCKEY
scores
Pacific
Coast
Vancouver
4,
Portland
3
Victoria
5,
Tacoma
3
(tie)
Swansea
Town
1,
Queens
Park
Canadian
Club
here,'
and
f
or-,
Rangers
0
.
I
merly
a
trouble
shooter
for
the
West
Ham
United
2,
Bury
3
Saskatchewan
education
depart-
captured
yesterday.
A
United
States
tank
and
infantry
force
advanced
3
'a
miles
today.
Terrain
Is
extremely
rough
and
weather
bitterly
cold
but,
nevertheless,
progress
is
made.
6,05,709
f-'l
Irnducls)
TODAY'S
STOCKS
of
Polos
and
pllim?
ir
also
shows
an
ln-47.1H8
lineal
feel
,flSl
cumpared
with
1
ff't
in
the
first
of
1950.
Wuarv
h,i
.,..
?T(Courtfsjr
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
Thinks
Government
Should
Have
Made
Better
Alcan
Deal
""""
"
i..i
.....
Bulgaria
is
Complaining
Beattle
Bevcourt
Bobjo
Buffalo
Canadian
...
.66
.49
.17
.31
T
,
x
was
scale!
f
h
C2-.339
lineal
feet
1
1950.
Per
species
the
f'bruary
was:
cedar,
T
11
f((,t;
hemlock,
m.
1.257.
LONDON
(CP)
His
Majesty
King
George
VI,
who
was
reported
yesterday
to
be
suffering
j
from
a
feverish
chill,
had
a
comfortable
night,
I
his
doctors
said
today.
He
was
remaining
in
his
room
today.
RUSSIANS
TEACH
TECHNIQUES
TAIPEI,
Formosa
(CP)
Foreign
sources
today
said
5,000
Russians
arrived
in
China's
Hunana
province
to
teach
Chinese
Communists
the
Soviet
purge
techniques.
"CONSPIRACY"
ALLEGED
'
PRAGUE
(CP)
More
than
200
persons
arc
reported
to
be
under
arrest
in
the
Communist
party's
drive
against
alleged
Tito-ist
plotting
in
Czechoslovakia.
Reports
said
there
was
"broad
conspiracy"
within
the
party.
LATEST
SNOW
IN
13
YEARS
VANCDTTVF.R
(CP)
Damn
flakes
sifted
down
SOFIA
Bulgaria
is
complain
Consol.
Smelters
145.00
Conwest
2.42
Donalda
59
Eldona
.26
East
Sullivan
9.00
ing
about
reconnaissance
flights
VICTORIA
A.
J.
McDonnell,
but
there
is
little
doubt
that
It
Coalition
member
for
Vancouver
will
be.
ties
were
recorded
'
of
Greek
aircraft
over
Bulgarian
I
tprrilnrv
Vitcroslavta
anri
Aihan.
J'?oi
soale
this
Feb-
la
are
charged
with
co-operating
Point
Grey,
speaking
in
the;
The
agreement
Is
not
in
the
Legislature
yesterday,
was
crlt-
j
form
of
a
bill,
it
Is
signed
by
the
ical
of
some
aspects
of
the
i
executive
council
under
an
act
Giant
Yellownknife
God's
Lake
Hardrock
7.90
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compared
with
by
allowing
Greek
planes
to
pass
aereements
between
the
gov
X""
over
their
territory.
passed
ln
1949
which
authorizes
the
Lieutenant-Governor
or
the
cabinet
to
sign
such
an
agreement.
WANTS
FULL
BENEFIT
Mr.
McDonnell
said:
"We
should
have
placed
a
value
on
that
ita
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Trail
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Cariboo
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130
Congress
8
Hedley
Mascot
-62
Indian
20
Pend
Oreille
8.60
Pioneer
2.85
,
Premier
Border
Wi
'
Privateer
08
Reeves
McDonald
4.50
Reno
07
Sheep
Creek
'
1.63
Silbak
Premier
35
Taku
River
09
Vananda
19
Vx
Salmon
Gold
ZV2
Spud
Valley
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Silver
Standard
2.65
Western
Uranium
1.80
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
...
6.50
A
P
Con
45
Atlantic
3.00
Calmont
120
C
&
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12.00
Central
Leduc
2.65
Home
Oil
17.75
Mercury
15V4
Okalta
2.85
Pacific
Pete
9.85
Princess
1-60
TORONTO
Athona
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09
Aumaque
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warrant
us
asking
the
company
on
Vancouver
today
in
the
city's
first
March
snow-
"Firefly,"
not
only
to
manufacture
ingots;
storm
since
1938.
The
snow
belt
covered
all
of
Van-
,aay
Star
of
"Hansel
&
Grel.al,"
"Student
Prince,"
"Roberta"
.50
360
McKenzie
Red
Lake
MacLeod
Cockshutt
IN
dui
10
consiruci
iunner
manu-
,
,
,
.,
,
i
j
m.
,
facturing
plants,
probably
in
couver
Island
and
the
lower
mainland.
Three
inches
Vancouver,
so
that
we
could
get
0f
snow
blanketed
suburban
Vancouver
several
1
H
Aican
dideotndertake
'
hours
after
the
fall
started,
with
no
let-up
in
sight.
ernment
and
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada.
He
felt
the
company
should
be
required
to
go
further
than
to
merely
produce
alumina
ingots
but
to
also
set
up
a
manufacturing
plant,
possibly
in
Vancouver.
McDonnell
charged
that
the
government
was
too
short-sighted
when
it
agreed
With
the
Aluminum
company
for
the
construction
of
the
$500,000,000
plant
in
British
Columbia.
,
"We
are
following
a
shortsighted
policy
in
respect
to
our
resources,"
he
said.
Under
the
agreement
the
company
will
set
up
a
reduction
plant
capable
of
producing
300,000
tons
of
aluminum
ingots
a
year.
It
would
be
built
at
Klt.imat,
about
80
miles
south
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
agreement
has
not
yet
been
ratified
by
the
government
D
ortrait
in
Song
Flhursdoy,
March
29
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8:30
p.m
Moneta
-37
Negus
...
1.05
Noranda
82.50
Louvicourt
23
Pickle
Crow
1.78
Regcourt
05
San
Antonio
2.75
Senator
Rouyn
MVz
,
Sherrit
Gordon
3.75
Steep
Rock
9.20
Sturgeon
River
15
Vt
Silver
Miller
1.59
Upper
Canada
2.05
Golden
ManiUm
-
7
40
T"s
W-.iO
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19
im
further
construction,
he
said,
no
other
organization
was
going
to.
"The
ue
of
aluminum
is
expanding
tremendously
and,
if
the
ratio
of
expansion
per
year
keeps
up
and
this
company
is
able
to
sell
the
products
of
all
its
plants.
British
Columbia
will
not
only
have
leased
its
water-
I
Less
20
to
Civic
Centre
members
NO
WAR,
SAYS
BRITAIN'S
LABOR
LEEDS
(CP)
Deputy
Prime
Minister
Herbert
Morrison
said
today
Britains
Labor
government
'utterly
rejects"
the
view
that
a
third
world
war
has
begun.
He
told
a
regional
Labor
meeting
that
Russia
had
sabotaged
efforts
of
the
United
Nations
to
create
a
collective
security.
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us
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we
will
be
paying
the
carrying
charges
on
their
Investments
within
a
few
years.'1
In
the
United
States,
McDonnell
said,
17,000
industries
were
engaged
ln
the
manufacture
of
aluminum
products.
There
are
only
71
In
Canada.
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