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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
11,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
nj
WtSian
Weapons
Adopted
hare
ht
C
ft
fife
Anti-Tank
Shell,
Platoon
Radio
and
Arctic
Vehicle
arry
to
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
western
allies
have
accepted
as
standard
a
new
Canadian
anti-tank
shell
that
is
the
"last
word"
in
armor-piercing
destructiveness.
Defence
Minister
Claxton
said
Friday.
Production
has
already
started.
Atlantic
Pact
countries
also
chose
to
accept
as
standard
both
Liquor
Board
Chief
Passes
Yanks
Win
In
Tennis
Chief
United
Nations
Delegate
Outspoken
New
Rifle
Is
Shown
'rite
on
pmiriVnt
To
Continue
Fur
Flies
At
Hearing
COURTENAY.
Fur
flew
at
,
sponilrme
With
Kus
a
Canadian
platoon
wireless
set
MONTREAL
(CP)
The
Ameri
row
(CP)-
President
Tru-
.
.
i-
and
a
Canadian
Arctic
cross-
cansBudge
Patty
and
Tony
the
wind-up
of
the
Buttle
Lake
British
Weapon
t'nveiled
As
Compeitor
of
I'nitcd
States
Carand
minister
I
Trabert
swept
their
United
public
hearings
here
Friday.
T.
....rrncrwinnpnen
.,
inue
,
said
in
running
down
a
relative
T
States
doubles
team
Into
the
,
3.
Norris,
KC.
counsel
for
the;
Piwdcr.t
wiKoiai
m.
;
ly
brief
list
of
arms
and
pro-
cedure-s
on
which
these
powers
with
In-:i,tc
;l(
was
received
Friday.
Another
Session
Ends
at
Kaesong
With
No
Sign
of
Agreement
MUNSAN,
Korea
(CP)
Communist
negotiators
today
"brusquely
rebuffed"
another
United
Nations
attempt
to
find
some
area
of
agreement
on
the
cease-fire
line
in
the
deadlocked
military
armis
lnter-zone
final
against
Sweden
conservationists,
charged
S.
R.
today,
eliminating
Canada
in
,
Weston,
chairman
of
the
British
t
straight
sets
In
the
best-of-five
Columbia
Power
Commission,
doubles
match
against
Canada's
;
should
have
been
on
hand,
and
.
.
i
t;
uiaiiBKiu
tv.
mane
atauu
Radians
are
anxious
iu
ardzatkm
work
lt.
will
react
to
bnver-
WESTMINSTER,
England
P
Britain
yesterday
unveiled
her
new
fast-firing
.280-calibre
rifle,
a
stockless
weapon
that
looks
like
a
sub-machine
gun.
About
200
military
attaches
raw
the
demonstration
aimed
at
William
F.
Kennedy
Dies
After
Stroke
VICTORIA
0
William
F.
Kennedy,
63,
British
Columbia
Liquor
Commissioner,
died
late
last
nigt
following
a
paralytic
stroke.
Starting
as
a
cow
hand
on
the
famous
Goldstream
Ranch,
he
later
entered
the
lumbering
business.
He
was
prominent
In
Vernon
as
school
trustee,
alderman,
president
of
the
Board
of
Trade
and
Athletic
Association.
In
a
by-electirm
in
1927
he
was
elected
Conservative
member
for
North
Okanagan
In
the
Legislature
and
was
re-elected
In
the
1328
election.
However,
he
re
L
-
u;
iKn
'cm
I
v
anu:e
Brendan
Macken
and
Henri
Ro-
!
H.
W.
Davey,
counsel
for
the
dam
chon,
8-4,
6-3,
6-2.
',
proposers,
said
Mr.
Weston
was
The
United
States
tennis
stars
1
a
busy
man
and
those
present
showed
no
mercy
Friday
as
they
had
no
idea
what
"commit-
lied
Slates
uepurimeni
ui
;
turned
down
the
one
:
live-power
peace
pact:
tfuuld
include
Communist
I
Old
Champion
Rower
Dies
convincing
western
military
men
i
aced
through
Canada's
best
in
ments"
he
had.
tice
talks'
at
Kaesong.
The
opposing
sides
wrangled
for
two
hours
and
20
minutes.
Their
only
agreement
was
to
resume
the
critical
discussions
tomorrow.
Vice-Admiral
C.
Turner
Joy
Yanks-Indians
Still
in
Tie
Mr.
Norris
charged:
"Mr.
Wes-
lnal
lne
rlIle
18
wna'
Defence
ton
is
head
of
this
Power
Com-
:
Minster
Emmanuel
Shinwell
says
mission.
He
has
made
statements
tne
bpst
weapon
of
its
kind
right
and
left
He
has
carried
'
ln
world.
straight
sets
to
take
the
2
to
0
match
lead
in
the
singles.
Husky
Tony
Trabert,
20-year-old
sensation
from
Cincinnati,
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Champion
told
the
Communists
in
strong
of
the
nineties,
Robert
Johnston,
1
zipped
through
Lorne
Main
of
j
on
propaganda
on
this
matter
Not
all
were
convinved,
espec-83,
internationally
known
scull-
Vancouver
6-1,
6-2,
6-3
in
the
as
far
as
Williams
Lake.
And
iaily
Americans
who,
with
Can-er,
died
Thursday
night
at
hl3
opening
singles
while
Big
Dick
;
now
he
isn't
here
at
the
crucial
art?,
have
adopted
the
.300
calibre
signed
in
1930
to
Join
the
then
terms
that
they
nad
..siammed
......
i.Muoi
uoa.u.
the
door
on
everv
attemnt
to
Savitt,
Wimbledon
and
Austral-
time
when
he
should
be
hete."
Garand.
home
here
,ans
have
made
it
clear
(
,.y
consider
a
peace
pact
.
toiild
line
up
Americans,
Frenchmen
and
Rus-,uh
tlie
Communist
Chi-,
the
heart
of
their
pro-
,r
easing
world
tension,
j
Is
no
doubt
the
Russians
ike
to
have
Truman
sug-meeUna
of
the
five
pow-if
not
that,
a
meeting
of
wers.
,
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Clutch-hitting
by
Johnny
Mize
and
Al
Rosen
enabled
New
York
Yankees
and
Cleveland
Indians
to
remain
in
a
first
place
tie
in
the
Am-,
erican
League
pennant
race
Ian
champ
from
Orange,
New
,
He
said
Mr.
Weston
should
be
Ti-sts
bv
pxnert
rifleman
ni-nv-
Johnson
had
met
world
cham
Jersey,
breezed
make
progress."
Joy
aimed
his
words
directly
at
Lt.
Gen.
Nam
11,
chief
Red
pions.
including
the
famed
Jake
past
veteran
;
here
at
these
hearings
to
justify
;
Pd
tle
new
gun
can
be
fired
of
Montreal
the
position
of
the
Power
Com-
faster
than
the
Garand
or
the
mission.
:
01H
British
31)3
hut.
laflt.
their
Gaudar
In
a
2500-yard
match
renaan
BracKen
race
here
in
1898
Oaudar
won
-3-
8-1,
6-1,
but
was
pressed
all
the
way
Such
wns
the
pr
jlude
to
the
win
i
The
Power
Commission's
origi-
penetrating
and
shocking
power.
Earlier
Johnson
had
rowed
ot
Trabett
and
Budge
Patty
of
!
nal
statement
that
only
about
25
Friday
night.
Mize
drove
home
two
runs
on
a
home
run
and
fly
ball
to
lead
the
Yanks
to
a
3
to
1
victory
over
the
Philadelphia
Athletics.
Rosen
climaxed
a
four-run
Macken
and
million
feet
of
timber
would
Los
Angeles
over
4
I
Communists
Come
Over
Reds
Unhappy
About
Mass
Migration
Into
West
Berlin
Henri
Rochon
of
Montreal
in
have
to
be
removed
from
the
j
I
delegate,
for
his
inflexible
stand
on
the
38th
parallel
as
the
only
line
acceptable
to
the
Reds.
"You
did
not
come
here
to
stop
the
fighting,"
Joy
declared,
j
"You
did
not
come
here
to
ne-'
gotiate
an
armistice.
You
came
(here
to
state
your
price
your
1
political
price
for
which
you
are
.against
the
United
States
champion,
McDowell
of
Chicago,
who
j
was
brought
here
from
the
English
Diamond
Sculls.
He
beat
today's
double
match.
ould
Break
seventh-inning
rally
with
a
two-
Parley
on
Neai
East
is
Sought
McDowell
by
10
lengths
over
1
i-mlle
course.
"
Pleven
Forms
ht
Cartel
BERLIN
Oi
Ten
of
thousands
willing
to
sell
the
people
of
i
of
Communist
BIhp
shirts
strav-
Korea
temporary
respite
from
park
was
refuted
by
a
"long-i
time"
forest
engineer.
After
taking
the
oath,
Tom
Clarke
stated
he
had
been
in
forestry
work
for
30
years.
He
knew
forests
in
every
part
of
British
Columbia
and
he
had
made
a
timber
cruise
at
Buttle
Lake
last
month.
His
totals
present
were:
1!99
acres
of
merchantable
timber
in
tlje
flood-
area;
average
feet
Canadian
Women
Hew
Cabinet
irrsvicinal
Inquiry
Into
run
homer
which
gave
the
Indians
a
-
6
to
4
victory
over
the
fourth
place
Chicago
White
Sox.
The
third
place
Boston
Red
Sox
remained
A'2
games
back
of
the
co-leaders
by
1
downing
Washington
Senators
6
to
4.
In
the
other
American
League
game
Ned
Garver
turned
in
his
14th
pitching
triumph
for
St.
Louis
Browns
over
the
Detroit
Time
Ifcixing
Proposed
GENEVA
(CP)-The
United
Na-
ed
from
East
Berlin's
World
Pactions
Palestine
Commission
has
Youth
Festival
into
West
Berlin
I
"You
have
engaged
In
these
invited
representatives
of
Israel
as
sight-seers
Friday
and
boosted
conferences
only
to
present
de-and
Arab
states
to
meet
the
the
total
of
such
visitors
during
mands,
not
to
negotiate
a
solu-commission
in
Paris
September
the
week
to
250,000.
j
tion."
10
in
a
new
effort
to
reach
a
r
-a
leaders
did
not
like
it.
When
Nam
II
left
at
the
end
Open
Golf
Final
ill.NGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
Two
PARIS
ff
-Premier
Rene
formed
a
new
coalition
cab-
Slates
senators
said
Frl-
j
inet
early
Saturday.
It
is
one
Mar-'nf
v.
innvt
rnnsflrunlivn
onv.
I.AVAL-SUR-LE-LAC
t,-
at
they
will
introduce
a
board
measure
per
acre
In
the
solution
or
the
Palestine
dispute.
Youths
defied
Communist
or-'of
the
day's
session,
observers
,
lent
oirwarv,
luo-pouna
ana
live
t-mmjnts
France
has
had
since
flood
area
57,000;
total
f.m.b.
hi
Tigers
4
to
2.
His
batting
also
tgypt,
Jordan,
Lebanon,
Syria
ders
In
surrendering
to
the
tmn-
said
he
was
"apparently
angry."
n
in
the
Senate
Monday
fur
a
congressional
ln-
and
Israel
were
invited.
helped
to
spike
the
Tigers'
debut,
l
i'.
any
monopolistic
prac-
flood
area.
96,075.000.
I
He
said
a
strip
of
32
miles
of
i
merchantable
timber
would
be
i
u,u,u.un,
.ttie
war.
(blasted
her
way
through
the
j
pieVens
successful
coalition
(semi-finals
of
the
Canadian
i
etl-ort
marked
the
end
of
a
i
ladies'
open
golf
tournament
month-old
government
crisis.
under
their
new
manager,
Charlie
Gehringer.
tation
to
see
how
the
West
does
things.
A
young
girl
was
bitterly
attacked
In
East
Berlin
for
her
proicsslonal
boxing.
o
lawmakers
Many
P.
subject
to
flood,
with
an
aver-
.vm.
a
uiifn,
Fnrmpf
Pml.rHnHO,,.lll.l...
...ui
.1
i
....
.
Communists
v
Eight
Die
in
Train
Crash
nvir
Mat
urrav
of
Rutland
.
...-.
.
,u.-,vi.st
iU,
,
j
aiuwuku
trip.
She
fled
back
to
the
west
Hepublicun,
Washington!
t
rnun
Welier
(Republl-!
i
,
'
'
'.reslcned
July
10
in
a
formality
i
the
Power
Commission
brief
o
said
the
proposed
-i.
-,.aK
i..i.,
Pav'f'f?
the
way
(or
a
new
post-Upril.
13.
1851,
stated
Mm
strip!
ah.
and
tried
to
commit
suicide
by
slashing
her
wrists.
She
was
moved
to
a
West
Berlin
hospital
Reliet
Train
Is
Dispatched
Are
Bombed
Ttriii
"particularly
"a
'y
i
,.,h
finlsh-this
,hl.
one
at
,
'
,h.
the
10,u
I
election
cabinet.
i
to
be
flooded
would
be
"arouni
;
,
.
f.v'ven
was
tne
elgnin
candl-i"
'eei
except
on
me
iiaus
:u
SIMMESPORT,
Louisiana
ana
was
promised
naven
as
a
few
stream
mouths,"
Mr.
A
marine
troop
train
and
a
Kan
political
refugee.
dar
to
undertake
the
formation
of
a
cabinet.
All
the
others
"l','a""nal
f
":'"g
!
grevn-for
the
courageous
17-mch
bouts
at
Med-
stages
()Id
lr,
lrom
KonthU1,
0n
liiarp
Garden
In
New
I
(arjo
id
has
outiets
in
Detroit
j
Wv'ilomont.
.,
w
vMnrv
UNITED
NATION'S
HEADQUARTERS
IN
KOREA
P
Unit-
sas
City
streamliner
crashed!
Clarke
claimed:
"The
contour
man
nn
H'hich
thp
ahnva
fiLrnroc
SUDBURY,
Ont.
(CP
A
special
head-on
and
burned
near
here
train
was
dispatched
from
here
:
iano.
in
my
summary
are
based
indi-
d
States,
bombers
today
blasted
cates
that
th
average
striD
Communist
supplies
stored
mar
overshadowed
the
steady
four
wo
senators
said
that
and
two
wm
bv
cool.
23-vear-old
i
the
Red-held
Hungnam
on
the
width
is
greater
than
this,
I;
P.
nut
tied
in
with
that
i
Grace
Lenczvk
of
Hartford.
Con-
aiSengerA
FDR'S
Intimate
Taken
by
Death
Friday.
.Friday
to
pick
up
passengers
Kansas
City
Southern
officials
stranded
aboard
a
Toronto-put
the
toll
at
eight
dead
and
bound
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
one
missing.
j
train
at
Benny,
42
miles
north-
Railroad
officials
said
the
west
of
here,
troop
train
crew,
for
some
un-
A
transcontinental
passenger
an
to
get
a
chance
j.t
nectirut,
over
Mrs.
Peter
Patch
v
tmilLs.
Both
mpntlnnpH
trnnf,ni
east
coast
of
North
Korea.
Planes
rained
more
than
two
thousand
bombs
on
targets
and
encountered
little
anti-aircraft
fire.
i
ui
mui.uciu.
I
uai.news
of
beattle,
light
Little
Miss
Stewart
will
meet
To
Vancouver
(today)
J.
WASHINGTON
(CP)
Stephen
known
reason,
ignored
an
order
train
was
delayed
when
a
43-car
Canadian
!
Ewart,
Mrs.
Ewart
and
child,
I'
fm
contender,
as
an
Miss
Lvnczvk.
twice
bat
thev
said
he
is
onlv
I
many
who
could
be
cited.
'the
38-hole
final
today.
T.
Early,
aged
61,
press
secre-itoput
the
train
on
a
side
track
freight
was
derailed
Thursday
tary
and
intimate
of
the
late
j
to
allow
the
streamlined
South-
night,
blocking
the
main
line
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
em
Belle
to
pass
on
the
main
and
cutting
off
communications
died
today.
I
track.
I
between
east
and
west.
Old
Country
FOOTBALL
WANTED
EXPERIENCED
BOOKKEEPER
V.
Jordan,
D.
F.
Millerd,
P.
Mas-:
nki,
Mrs.
T.
King,
V.
Miller,
C.
F.
Sargeant,
B.
Larson,
G.
R.
Heflernon,
W.
A.
Crouse,
Mrs.
G.
Roberts.
To
Sandspit
(today)
Mrs.
Fairburn.
From
Vancouver
(Friday)
A.
McLean,
8
McLean,
8.
Dolron,
F.
Johnson,
V.
Davidson,
R..
Mc-Killar,
N.
Mark,
M.
Buasay.
A.
Baardsen,
M.
Hull,
C.
Robinson,
D.
Englestead.
r
Frank
Waterhou.se
freighter
Chilllwack
is
tue
in
port
toward
the
end
of
next
week
with
general
cargo.
The
vessel
Is
sailing
Monday
from
Vancouver.
on
the
slopes.
"The
fiats
will
be
flooded
anywhere
up
to
a
half
mile
in
width
and,
in
the
case
of
Price
Creek,
upstream
for
two
miles.
Certainly
the
best
and
finest
timber
would
be
affected
by
flooding
and
most
of
the
choice
recreational
spots
wiped
out."
Buttle
Lake,
the
forester's
report
continued,
"was
the
original
Inspiration
for
the,
creation
of
Strathcona
Park
and
from
the
outset
nearly
three-quarters
of
a
million
dollars
have
been
spent
in
development
and
preservation."
"The
lake
is
described
as
beautiful
In
an
attractive
mountain
setting.
Its
timbered
shoreline
drops
off
more
or
less
steeply
into
the
lake
with
gravel
beaches
at
several
of
the
river
and
creek
deltas.
There
are
bays
and
coves
f
nr
shelter
from
occasional
rough
waters.
Fishing
is
said
to
be
good."
Interest
in
these
hearings
SPECIAL
NOTICE
Fast
Laundry
Service
jAlile
to
handle
complete
set
books.
Good
SCOTTISH
Cl'P
Division
A
Aberdeen
5,
Queen
of
South
4.
Celtic
1.
Third
Lanark
1.
East
Fife
0,
Rangers-
0.
Hearts
1,
Ralth
Rovers
0.
Morton
2,
Aidrieonians
1.
Motherwell
6,
Stirling
Albion
4.
Partick
Thistle
4,
Hibernian
2.
St.
Mirren
2,
Dundee
2.
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A.
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'Jlury
and
working
conditions,
permanent
osition.
Apply
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Lipsett
Ltd.
tin
HUGS
Leather
(ONLY)
-SPECIAL
NOTICE-
Synopsis
Generally
unsettled
conditions
out
at
in
at
I
mounted
as
counsel
kept
refer-
(
characterize
the
weather
picking
to
evidence
"to
be
present-j
ture
over
the
province.
Tnun.
!
ed
in
Victoria
on
Monday."
No-
derstorms
which
starter!
in
the
IT'S
YOURS
5
9
body
knows
Just
who
is
to
be
a.
Dm.
p.m.
Th
New
WONDERBRITE
interior
yesterday
afternoon,
continued
through
the
night
as
somewhat
cooler
and
more
moist
Pacific
air
crossed
the
coastal
I
called,
or
what
is
to
be
said,
but
T.
G.
Norris
said
one
witness
'
he
will
recall
Is
Roderick
Haig-
SAME
DAY
Brown,
and
everyone
interested
mountains.
Skies
are
mostly
in
fishing
or
literature
Is
won-,
cloudy
on
the
coast
and
a
utUe
dering
what
else
the
angler
writer
has
to
say.
DRY
CLEANING
METHOD
MADE
POSSIBLE
FOR
YOU
BY
INSTALLATION
OF
THE
ONLY
KRASAN
Dry
Cleaning
PROCESS
NORTH
OF
VANCOUVER
rain
has
fallen
over
northern
Vancouver
Island.
A
high
level
disturbance
which
has
caused
this
weather
is
drifting
slowly
southward
Into
the
central
parts
of
the
province
and
it
seems
likely
that
the
unsettled
weather
will
continue
with
quite
frequent
shower
activity
TIDES
-
-
Sunday.
August
12,
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
High
9:13
15.0
feet
20:54
19.1
feet
Low
2:47
5.6
feet
14:32
9.6
feet
WONDERBRITE
gives
:-
i.
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
K
through
much
of
the
interior.
It
is
likely,
however,
that
the
main
effect
of
the
disturbance
will
be
felt
in
the
Interior
and
that
no
appreciable
rainfall
will
occur
along
the
coast.
Temperatures
will
be
a
little
cooler
In
most
regions
both
today
and
Sunday.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
Leavayour
shirts
before
9
a.m.
at
the
following
places:
IDEAL
CLEANERS
AND
LAUNDRY
McBride
Street
DELUXE
PRESSING
AND
CLEANING
.
2nd
Ave
(across
from
Liquor
Store)
D
&
S
GROCERY
Junction
3rd,
2nd
and
1st
West
PENGUIN
HOBBY.
SHOP
Corner
Fulton
and
6th
West
ALL
OTHER
LAUNDRY
SERVICES
WITHIN
ONE
WEEK
For
your
convenience
you
may
also
leave
your
bundles
t
the
above
mentioned
places
FOR
FINE
LAUNDRY
and
DRYCLEANING
PHONE
358
IDEAL
CLEANERS
and
LAUNDRY
"THE
HOUSE
OF
BETTER
CLEANING"
SUPER
DRY
CLEANING
LONGER
WEARING
SPARKLING
COLORS
3.
KITWANGA
vs
PRINCE
RUPERT
7
o'clock
kick-off
STEAM
or
WET
CLEANING
ELIMINATED
iwith
sunny
intervals
today
and
j
Sunday.
Occasional
light
rain
I0NEER
CANADIAN
LAUNDRIES
along
northern
Vancouver
Island
and
the
eastern
Charlottes.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Winds
northwest
(15)
reaching
25
in
southwestern
waters
to-
Baseball
Sunday
2:30
p.m.
,
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
vs.
ABEL
&
ODOWES
(Final
league
game)
"rd
avenue
and
T
FANFUS
PRINCE
RUPERT
i
day.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
to-I
morrow
At
Port
Hardy,
50
and
65;
Sandspit,
55
and
68;
Prince
;
Rupert,
50
and
68.
Phone
8
and
118
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