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100
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
APRIL-28,
1951
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CENTS
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Vessel
Owners
Sge
Customs
House
I
surrounded,"
observed
a
customs
officer
lug
but
it
was
not
necessary
to
be
told
as
observed
the
bustling
activity
at
the
cus-;
i
this
morning
as
fishing
vessel
skippers
he
premises
in
the
rush
for
clearances
as
!g
of
the
1951
halibut
season
next
Tuesday
I
I
impends.
4
Clearances
for
the
farther
re-
Minister
of
Transport
Promises
Reconsideration
Skeena
Member
Carries
Matter
to
Floor
of
House
of
Commons
OTTAWA
(Special
to
Daily
News)
Discussing
aviation
estimates
of
the
department
of
transport
last
night,
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
MP
for
Skeena,
made
a
vigorous
appeal
for
the
construction
of
an
airport
for
Prince
Rupert
at
Tugwell
Island,
South
Gets
Heavy
Rain
VANCOUVER
ffl
The
28-day
drought
in
southwestern
British
Columbia
ended
Friday
with
heavy
rain.
The
rain
brought
relief
to
parched
farmlands
and
fire
fighters
who
had
been
battling
the
forest
blazes
for
weeks.
Butter
Floor
Price
Raised
OTTAWA
Oi
At
the
opening
of
yesterday's
sitting
of
Parliament,
Agriculture
Minister
Gardner
announced
that
the
floor
yrtrtl1
moved
Area
No.
3
commenced
(
V
Wi
v
;
as
from
Thursday
midnight
ar4
for
the
nearer
Area
No.
2
as
Corea
He
said
he
would
not
take
from
midnight
last
night.
.
Up
to
noon
today
more
than
50
'
Prince
Rupert
vessels
had
cleared.
By
this
time
next
week
the
first
catches
should
be
coming
in.
:ip
the
time
of
the
House
nor
sug
Are
Back
ir
Miles
of
Seoul
Suspend
Regular
Masset
Service
fr
Allied
troops
today
:
Boats
clearing
up
to
noon
in-
new
defence
peri-
eluded:
Jy
four
miles
north
For
Area
2A
Hopewell
(J.
Mc
h
fall
of
Seoul
ap-
Kenzlei;
Vera
Beatrice
(S.
price
of
butter
for
the
next
two
years
will
be
58c
a
pound,
an
in
I
crease
of
five
cents
over
the
53
pent
Pierce),
Miss
Margot,
(Olof
And-
Jan
"(Arne
Seines,,
troop,
today
cap-1
f?n.
Edward
Rav
Possum
t,
febu
on
the
historic
I
S
M
W'
,c-
Ewards),
Ethel
K
(E.
jf
oniy
eleven
eleven
mUes
mura
.
,
.
Klefstad),
aaihiniVi
Quathtaskl
n
12
isim
(Simon
cent
price
in
1950.
Cheddar
cheese
will
be
sup
gest
the
expenditure
at
this
time
if
the
matter
were
one
of
purely
local
concern
but
it
was
vital
to
traffic
on
the
whole
Pacific
coast
as
well
as
essential
to
east-west
traffic
involving
Edmonton
and
Eastern
Canada.
The
matter
was
also
of
great
Importance
to
defence,
a
subject
on
which
the
member
did
not
claim
to
be
an
expert.
He
stressed
the
fact
that
no
other
place
on
the
Pacific
coast
north
of
Vancouver
offered
connections
with
the
transcontinental
railway
and
highway
systems.
Applewhaite
oulined
the
present
service
from
Vancouver
to
Regular
flights
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Masset,
Port
Clements
and
Juskatla
will
be
discontinued
after
April
30
until
further
notice,
William
Priest,
manager
of
the
local
airlines
branch
office,
said
today.
Charter
service
to
Masset
Inlet
will
still
be
available.
The
regular
service
to
Stewart
V3
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TOUCHING
I
C"
1
"
THE
A&V!
;
ported
at
28c
per
pound
for
an
111.
other
year.
'Lewis),
Pacific
Belle
(W.
J.
IPltre),
Arne
A
(Axel
Anderson),
J
Stales
Eighth
Army
fie
vital
road
hub
Newcastle
(John
Vlckers),
Arc-
hands
but
it
gave
Uc
j
(A
Pettersen)
Morsby
ji
and
Alice
Arm
will
be
Sandspit
and
from
there
to
Prince
Rupert
by
Canso
amphib
Big
Leagues
Cardinals
Surprising
Fourth
Straight
Victory-Senators
Leading
American
League
When
more
equipment
has
arrived
from
headquarters,
the
regular
schedule
to
Masset
Inlet
will
be
resumed,
Mr.
Priest
said.
ian
aircraft.
He
foresaw
the
day
..
(K.
Hamaniski),
Sea
Guy
(R.
A.
t,h?Ko!'ea"'
Breaks),
Quest
(D.
Nickerson),
4
beBun
falling
back;Helen
n
)Peter
Byrne)(
Ryrelie
L
Jmgbu
Friday.
Allied
n
(Norman
Pettersen),
Bayview
m
Seoul
fired
through-)
(A-,Wedge)
Olympic
II
(Charles
I
n
tne
onrushlng
Stewart),
Sea
Mount
(J.
Fryden-
1
jlend),
Shirlu
(We
Pierce),
t
4ions
forces
contin-
parma
(Harold
Helland),
Nord
l
buck
on
the
central!
to.
Frydenlund),
Aleutian
(W.
m
Jronts
but
reported
solisen),
Zenith
(J.
Richard-i
fit
li
the
Reds,
ison),
Kinish
(Henry
Ryan),
i
Korean
Pyongyang
'
Spray
No.
1
(L.
Carter),
Silver
i
Saturday
night
that
Horde
(A.
Arnet),
Combat
(N.
in
the
near
future
when
the
CNR
Pension
Boost
Asked
Jap
Ship
Hits
Off
California
OTTAWA
KB
The
federal
government
was
urged
yesterday
to
increase
basically
the
pensions
of
.ierves
had
reached
,
J.
Nelson),
Viking
I
(H.
Erick-
NEW
YORK
H
The
surprising
St.
Louis
Cardinals
cruised
to
their
'fourth
'
straight'
National
retired
employees
of
the
Cajoa-
present
craft
would
be
worn
out
and
the
cost
of
replacements
would
make
the
whole
service
prohibitive.
,
As
evidence
of
the
growing
industrial
activity
the
Skeena
,.
member
referred,.to
the
new
Columbia
Cellulose
operation
and
brought
applause
from
the
House
when
he
referred
to
announcements
of
the
tremendous
plans
of
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
for
the
Skeena
district.
dian
National
Railways.
Led
by
5ohn
Diefenbaker
(Pro
Majority
of
Gov't
in
Australia
is
Reduced
LABORITES
HAVE
GAINED
GROUND
'
"
SYDNEY,"
Australia
(CP)
The
Coalition
gov-'
ernment
of
Prime
Minister
Robert
G.
Menzies
was
returned
to
power
in
today's
Australian
parliamentary
elections
despite
gains
by
the
Labor
opposition.
"
1
With
final
figures
still
to
be
I
j
tallied,
Menzies
appeared
sure
tK
AH
fT
!of
66
out
of
121
sea(
in
tn!
I
Vl
Flvl
U
I
j
House
of
Representatives.
This
compares
with
74
which
th
llf
llf
I
'Liberal-Country
party
group
11
ar
AinniAc
wcm
ln
the
laat
election
153-
II
UI
II
IvIVffVO
cember
1949
when
the
coalition
9U.
All
along
the
front
Allied
forces
i
4
back
into
South
hare
killed
or
'''
than
41,000
Reds
hi
gressives
onservatlve,
Lake
Centre),
Opposition
members
In
League
victory
rriaay
as
uerry
SAN
FRANCISCO
(CP)
The
Staley
blanked
the
Chicago
Cubs
japanese
freighter
K
e
n
k
o
k
u
5
to
nothing
in
Chicago.
j
Maru
ran
aground
today
75
Boston
Braves
trounced
the
miles
north
of
here
with
54
per-New
York
Giants
7
to
3
at
New
sons
aboard.
Heavy
seas
and
York,
extending
the
losing
streak
driving
rain
hampered
rescue
of
the
Giants
to
nine
eames.
loDerations.
the
House
of
Commons
pressed
for
a
government
increase
in
seni.
Advance
11
,1H-
RensvoUl),
Seamaid
(Henry
Doiron),
Glc-son
(C.
Hendricksen),
Kalen
(Olof
Stegavigi,
P.
Doreen
(Leon
M.
Sandvar),
Nornen
(J.
Hansen),
Iris
S
(D.
Seward),
Venn
Pass
II
(C.
D.
Ryan),
Taplaw
(J.
Strand),
Primrose
(B.
Shep-pard),
Ricky
(Henry
McDonald),
Hanna
S
(S.
Sorensen),
Smith
Sound
KArthur
Brown),
Mermaid
I
(C.
Kabush),
North
Cap
(M.
Pedersen).
Southend
(H.
pensions
to
all
Canadian
National
The
northern
member
listed
employees
receiving
$40
a
month
Homers
iv
Willard
Marshall,
Bob
The
ship
radioed
a
distress
several
disinterested
organize
Elliott
and
Sid
Gordon
led
the
call,
saying
she
had
run
aground
tions
as
supporters
of
the
Tug-Boston
attack.
Lefty
Warren
'
in
heavy
fog
and
had
ripped
her
.
well
Island
proposal
and
went
or
less.
j
Transport
Minister
Chevrier
I
said
revision
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
pension
sys
hull
plates
open.
Spahn
went
all
the
way
for
his
Gratland),
Anker
(O.
Jerstad),
Staffen
(P.
Anderson),
Doure
B
wrested
power
from
Labor.
(A.
Martinson),
White
Creek
(W
A.
Johnson),
Embla
(A.
Into
some
detail
as
to
the
phy.-sl-;
cal
features
of
the
island.
He
'referred
to
the
possible
alterna-
tives
at
Sandspit,
Annette
Island,
Terrace
and
Kitlmat,
none
of
which
were
really
suitable
for
;
the
purposes
required.
He
closed
with
a
plea
for
Immediate
and
,
sympathetic
consideration.
!
Hon.
Lionel
Chevrier,
minister
of
transport,
stated
that
no
ler
sed
i
feusincss
Man
1
Hungarian
at
(
-Hungary
today
'
fert
a.
Vogeler,
39,
siness
man,
'from
fcs
in
a
grim
Com-
ifconference-
Vogeler
I
been
subjected
to
Pension
Payments
on
Behalf
Of
Children
To
Be
Doubled
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
government
is
going
to
give
war
a
helping
hand
by
doubling
The
outcome
of
the
Senate
vote,
where
Menzies
was
trying
to
wrest
control
from
the
Labor
party,
may
not
be
known
for
days
due
to
the
complicated
vot
ing
system.
Newcastle
Wins
Cup
Beats
Blackpool
2to
0
Tottenham
Cinches
League
tem
was
now
being
studied
by
a
committee
of
employees
and
officials
of
the
railway.
He
Indicated
that
the
government
would
not
change
the
pensions
until
the
committee
has
reported.
In
the
debate
Mr.
Diefenbaker
said
that
more
than
7,000
former
employees
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
were
receiving
less
than
$40
a
month
including
Andre),
Sidney
W
(H.
Ridley),
Pony
(C.
Andeassen),
North
Forland
(R.
Shrubsall),
W.
No.
10
(P.
F.
Alexander).
Area
3
Chief
Skugald
(Capt.
Under),
Alia
-
Verdy
(Capt.
Hodelln).
funds
were
provided
In
the
cur
rent
estimates
for
such
an
alr-
Menzies
called
the
election
after
the
Senate
had
blocked
the
government's
banking
bill
as
well
as
antl-Communlst
measures.
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..
pension
allowances
paid
on
behalf
of
their
children.
Veterans
Minister
Lapointe
gave
the
House
of
Commons
notice
yesterday
that
he
intends
to
bring
in
a
bill
to
make
this
and
other
changes
in
the
Pensions
Act
involving
federal
ex
i
hv
Centre
Forward
Jackie
P".
Ui
view
of
the
argu-,
i700
who
receive
only
the
basic
first
victory
this
season.
I
Brooklyn
Dodgers
staggered
the
Philadelphia
Phillies
1
lto
5.
Gil
Hodges
belted
out
two
homers
and
a
double.
Cincinnati
Reds
outlasted
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates
7
to
5.
Ralph
Kiner,
the
League's
home
run
king,
socked
nis
first
round
tripper
of
the
season
In
the
fifth
with
on
on
board.
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
In
the
American
League
Boston
Red
Sox
edged
out
New
York
4
to
3
with
Lou
Boudreau
singling
home
the
Winning
run
in
the
fifth.
Joe
DiMagglo
hit
out
hii
first
homer
of
the
season
in
the
sixth
inning.
Washington
Senators
took
over
first
place
In
defeating
Philadelphia
Athletics
6
to
1.
It
was
the
seventh
victory
In
eight
starts
for
the
Senators,
their
most
successful
start
fn
history.
It
was
the
eighth
straight
loss
for
the
A's.
menls
placea
upon
lne
recorQ
of
$25.
in
Milburn
eave
Newcastle
United
pension
Many
are
a
f
2
to
fZLrJ
bJ-.
APpJe"h"f:
W-'condition
bordering
on
destitu-
old
country
FOOTBALL
ment
would
go
into
the
matter
tion.
Blackpool
ln
the
English
Soccer
agan
penditure
of
about
$100,000,000
a
year
for
disabled
veterans,
war
widows
and
dependents.
War
widows
will
now
be
paid
$75
a
month
pension
for
them
i;up
iinai
oeiore
iuu.uuu
laiis
iu
-
Wembley
Stadium.
The
King
and
Queen
watched
:
C-tfL0m
f
arm
I
I
the
contest
which
climaxes
Brit-
I
Oil
I
CI
KallUll
Mr.
Diefenbaker
realized
that
the
government
was
now
considering
a
contributory
plan
under
which
pensions
of
$40
a
month
will
be
paid
to
everyone
70
and
over
regardless
ot
means.
However,
it
likely
would
be
next
February
before
such
legislation
Returning
Here
ain's
soccer
season.
Milburn,
the
hero,
was
nearly
the
goat.
Time
and
time
again
through
the
scoreless
first
half
he
was
offside
at
crucial
mo
His
former
parishioners
m
would
be
brought
before
Parlia
Prince
Rupert
will
be
extending
ment.
Something
should
be
done
mental
coercion
I
t"al
in
which
he
De'ng
an
Ameri-f
was
sentenced
to
prisonment.
4
States
met
three
demand
in
arrang-ri
so
of
Vogeler
but
muest
that
the
an-"f
St.
Stefan
be
)to
the
Communist
I
of
the
demands
Steed
by
American
!
Man
government
the
United
States
o
"pen
the
Hun-"tes
in
New
York
f
which
were
closed
r'P
to
return
Hun-'y
carried
off
by
'1044
to
now
occu-
;
M
Germany,
and
the
Voice
of
Am-
!
OP
using
the
wave
Mo
Munich
for
Its
ments,
once
putting
the
ball
in
a
hearty
welcome
to
their
former
I
immerilRtplv
tn
tpIIpvp
th
niio-ht
ENGLISH
LEAGL'E
Division
1
Charlton
Athletics
3,
Middlesbrough
0
Derby
County
0.
Everton
1
Fulham
1,
Chelsea
2
Manchester
United
6,
Hudders-field
Town
0
Sunderland
1,
West
Bromwlch
Albion
1
(tie)
Tottenham
Hotspur
1,
Sheffield
Wednesday
0
Division
It
Barn.sley
vs
Leicester
City
(later
klckofft
Hull
City
1,
Notts
County
0
Leeds
United
2,
Cardiff
City
0
Luton
Town
1,
Coventry
City
Is
Appreciative
Of
Local
Press
In
further
explanation
of
remarks
he
made
at
the
Rotary
Club
Thursday
in
regard
to
treatment
by
the
press
of
the
subject
of
hospital
insurance,
J.
D.
Mc-Rae,
MLA,
told
the
Dally
News
today
that
he
desired
to
thank
the
Prince
Rupert
press
for
Its
efforts
in
publicizing
hospital
Insurance
and
presenting
the
government's
side
of
the
case
to
the
public.
Mr.
McRae
further
explained
that
his
criticism
was
directed
more
particularly
to
the
legislative
press
releases
at
the
time
criticism
was
at
its
height
a
month
ago.
vu
me
Diouviiuui
uc.
.
im.c
popular
priest
wnen
ev.
r
atner;0f
railway
workers
receiving
less
the
goal
called
back
because
of
j.
a.
Carroll,
O.M.I.,
now
of
Fort
than
$40
a
month.
offside.
St.
John
ln
the
Peace
River
Newcastle
dominated
the
play
country,
arrives
in
the
city
cn
I
selves
plus
$19
for
the.
first
child,
$15
for
the
second
child
and
$12
for
the
third
and
other
children.
The
minister
believed
the
government
intended
to
double
pensions
for
children
to
$38,
$30
and
$24,
respectively.
Thus,
under
the
amended
law,
a
widow
with
three
children
would
get
$167
a
month.
t
There
is
no
intention
to
raise
basic
pension
rates.
Maximums
are
$125
a
month
for
a
married
man
without
children
and
$94
for
a
single
man.
The
government
has
said,
however,
that
It
intends
to
provide
supplementary
payment
for
pensioners
who
are
TheWeather
(Synopsis)
Cloudy
showery
weather
was
general
over
most
of
British
Columbia
this
morning
as
the
Pacific
storm
moved
into
the
interior
of
the
province.
Rainfall
from
the
storm
was
throughout
the
second
half
and,
tonight's
train.
He
is
coming
to
although
Blackpool
stars,
Stan
conduct
a
special
mission
at
An-Matthews
and
Stan
Mortcnsen,1
nunciation
Church
which
will
both
skimmed
the
bar
and
goal-.extend
from
this
Sunday
to
the
posts
late
in
the
game,
the
win-
Sunday
following,
ners
were
the
full
two
goals'
Father
Carroll
comes
here
better
for
the
day.
I
from
Terrace
where
he
has
been
TOTTENHAM
WINS
LEAGUE
conducting
a
similar
mission
Meantime
Tottenham
Hotspurs
and
wil1
proceed
from
here
to
particularly
heavy
in
two
days
of
rain
on
the
west
coast
of
Van
today
won
the
English
League,
indicated
that
the
J
will
lift
the
ban
h
American
citizens
couver
Island.
Between
two
and
two
and
one-half
inches
of
rain
fell
there
while
along
the
lower
championship
by
defeating
Sheffield
Wednesday
1
to
0.
Star
Centre
Forward
George
Duque-min
gave
the
winners
the
goal
that
brought
victory
and
put
the
Spurs
in
an
uncatchable
position
at
the
top
of
the
table.
British
Columbia
Man
is
Tragedy
mainland
Vancouver
reported
a
Fish
Derby
Is
Closing
Liist.
chance
to
get
ln
on
the
Rod
and
Gun
Stcclhead
Derby
is
this
weekend,
for
Monday,
April
30,
It's
all
over.
So
far
18
fish
have
been
weighed
ln,
says
Harold
Thorn,
official
judge,
and
the
heaviest
is
13
'2
pounds.
Prizes
will
be
awarded
at
a
general
meeting
of
the
Rod
and
Gun
Club.
First
prize
for
heaviest
steelhead
weighed-ln
will
be:
A
landing
net,
creel,
aluminum
rod
case,
hunting
knife,
assembly
of
lures
and
a
tackle-box.
First
junior"
prize
is
a
reel.
Six
other
prizes,
including
a
lucky
draw
prize,
will
be
awarded.
With
a
short
rest
ln
between,
the
club
will
open
a
trout
derby,
complete
details
to
be
announced
soon.
Cody
twenty-four
hour
rainfall
of
one
and
one-tenth
Inches
and
Ab-botsford
received
one
and
one-
quarter
inches
In
the
same
period.
1
(tie)
Sheffield
United
0,
Manchester
City
0
(tie)
Southampton
1,
Chtesterfleld
1
(tie)
Swansea
Town
1,
Grimsby
Town
3
West
Ham
United
1,
Birmingham
City
2
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
"A"
Alrdrieonlans
11,
Falkirk
1
Celtic
1,
Clyde
0
t
Hibernian
4,
Rangers
1
Morton
5.
Motherwell
0
Partlck
Thistle
1,
Dundee
1
(tie)
St.
Mlrren
2,
Raith
Rovers
0
Third
Lanark
2,
Aberdeen
0.
TloES
Sunday,
April
29,
1951
The
air
following
the
storm
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Canadian
'Army
today
issued
its
12th
cas-
ualty
list
In
the
Korean
war,
reporting
eight
men
killed
and
10
I
others
wounded.
Only
British
Away
i
-Rev.
Dr.
II.
J.
e
minister
of
edu-Piovince
of
Ontario
Chancellor
of
the
Gome
to
the
.
.
.
Arts
and
Crafts
Exhibition
Civic
Centre
Auditorium
SUNDAY
AFTERNOON
i
MONDAY
AND
TUESDAY
AFTERNOON
AND
EVENING
ART
EXHIBITION
CIVIC
CENTRE
CRAFT
DISPLAYS
SUNDAY
AFTERNOON
Tea
served
2:30
to
5:00
Symphony
Music
-:-
Silver
Collection
BASEBALL-
PACIFIC
COAST
Los
Angeles
5,-Sacramento
3
(All
other
games
rained
out)
WESTERN
INTERNATIONAL
Spokane
10,
Wenatchee
9
(All
other
games
rained
out)
Columbian
In
the
list
was
Private
Edward
J.
Richardson
of
Vancouver,
wounded.
is
very
moist
and
cloudy
weather
is
expected
to
persist
Into
tomorrow
in
most
sections
of
the
province.
(Forecast)
North
coast
region
Cloudy
with
a
few
showers
today
and
Sunday
morning,
a
few
clouds
Sunday
afternoon
an
devening,
continuing
mild.
Light
winds
in
Glentoran
Wins
Embarking
for
the
south
on1
BELFAST
(CP)
Glentoran,
t"
Slwgyman,
duca-wuUve,
he
cele-lUy-second
birth-
8
He
had
been
fin
He
was
pre-
University
from
m("
Chancellor
from
creasing
to
northwest
(20
mph)
the
steamer
Conultlam.
rant
W.i
Irish
League
champions.
corn-
Sunday.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
McCdmbe.
Sundav
will
be
A.
pleted
the
"double"
when
they
Lake
Superior,
largest
body
of
fresh
water
in
the
world,
was
discovered
by
Etienne
Brule
ln
1823.
Sunday
At
Port
Hardy
40
and
Birnle,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Garner,
defeated
Ballymena
United
3
to
52,
Sandspit
36
and
50,
Prince
J.
Sutherland,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
1
in
the
final
of
the
Irish
Cup
High
7:38
17.3
feet
21:06
17.3
feet
Low
1:39
9.6
feet
14:24
5.6
feet
Rupert
ss
ana
2.
.
.
iBeaiora,
Mrs.
H,
Hampton.
itoaay.