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at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest'
APPLES
vui,
AL,
No.
243
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
17,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
IKPftO
1?
'
v.
us.
.
Regina
Joins1
ismailia
Bristles
In
Welcome
jfe
Both
Sides
Land
UN
Advance
Near
Kumsong
EIGHTH
ARMY
HEADQUARTERS,
Korea
(CP)
Allied
infan-
t.rvmpn
Hrnvp
tn
within
New
Reinfcrcem
snts
REGINA
0
Westerners
continued
to
whoop
It
up
for
the
oja'
visitors
in
Regina
today
as
they
arrived
tins
morning
tiom
Winnipeg
which
had
given
them
a
high,
wide
and
handsome
wel
CAIRO
(CP)
Ismailia,
in
the
Suez
Canal
area.
,.
;f
le
ranp-e
of
Kiimsono-
come
yesterday
.
from
the
wheat
fields
and
the
Vwlfc
a"
armed
camp
bristling
with
machine-guns
and
!nn
rhp
renti-al
frnnt
tndav
t0(la'
aS
b,Uth
British
and
Egyptians
rushed
j
Chinese
defender,
retreated
people
au
coming
out
to
tiuoat
remlorcements
there.
At
the
same
time,
Britain
!
slowly
before
the
advancing
u.s.
South
i
TOUR
EQUERRY-Wing
Cmdr.
R.
M.
Cox
of
Sioux
Lookout,
Out,
and
Fort
Garry.
Man.,
has
been
appointed
equerry
to
Princess
Elizabeth
for
the
Royal
Tour.
Commander
of
a
Pathfinder
squadron
during
th-a
Second
World
War.
He
is
the
only
Canadian
to
be
appointed
equerry
for
the
visit
of
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Prince
Philip.
24th
Division
and
the
up
a
boisterous
reception.
Tester-
fact,(
new
trouble
in
the
Anglo-Egyptian
Sudan
rtav
at
w
nn
nnT
lh
uyplenm.
rein
1
One
leader
of
the
powerful
seventeen
.ik;
wildfire
along
Korean
Sixth
Division.
Allies
gained
1500
to
2000
j
yards
in
the
fifth
day
of
their
j
drive
towards
the
Red's
central
i
Korean
bastion.
Sudanese
Ashigga
rswded
miles
of
city
streets.
It
vnfyfMn
vas
as
very
very
much
much
the
the
same
same
only
only
on
f,tyc
,c'd
"pon
pep'e
".
the
Sudan
for
a
campaign
of
United
States
Backs
Britain
a3i
"11
'
disobedience
to
the
British
authorities
there
in
the
effort
to
e.
smaller
scale
here
today.
Today
a
wjstern-stjle,
heartwarming
display
thawed
the
-71
drive
Britons
out
of
the
land
xnifing
chill
of
a
bitter
north
over
which
Egypt
has
now
pro
t
f
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
Secretary
of
State
Dean
Ache-son
said
today
that
the
United
States
supports
the
stand
of
the
British
in
upholding
their
position
in
the
Suez
Canal
area
against
Egyptian
pressure.
"
)
1,
wma
wmcn
swept
tnrougn
tne
claimed
King
Farouk
the
sole
I
thousands
who
crowded
the
city
monarch.
I
;treet.-
for
Princess
Elizabeth
in
the
Suez
Canal
area,
the!
and
Prince
Philip.
;
British
reported
the
Lancashire
!
Thj
Princess,
her
nose
red-
Fusiliers,
military
and
Royal!
dened
by
the
below-freezing
bite
Air
Force
forces
and
Egyptian
j
in
the
air,
clutched
her
mink
'
police
in
control
of
the
city
of
i
coat
tightly
about
her
as
she
;
50.000
which
was
rocked
by
vio-started
on
her
tour
of
wheat-
lent
rioting
yesterday.
I
slowing
Saskatchewan
with
British
parachute
troops,
3500
j
it
Adequacy
of
Housing
Program
Questioned
OTTAWA
(CP)'
Reconstruction
Minister
R,
H.
Winters
told
the
House
of
Commons
Tuesday
that
the
federal
government
has
lived
up
to
its
obligations
in
the
housing
.
field;
His
statement
was
immediately
j
challenged
by
the
CCF
4
C
"1
1
'
1
Prince
Philip.
strong,
are
taking
pff
from
Ni-
i
A
closed
car
is
now
being
used
co.sia,
Cyprus,
only
300
miles
!
V
Court
Reporter
Filled
800
Notebooks
i
foi
the
royal
couple
Instead
of
away,
to
reinforce
the
British
in
j
the
open
convertible
In
which,
th
canal
zone.
;
they
had
ridden
in
the
East.
j
r
Vv
Falls
15
Feet
Breaks
Ribs
Mr.
Winters
said
that
344.000
housing
units
had
been
completed
in
Canada
in
four
years
from
1947
to
1951
and
another
85,000
likely
will
be
completed
this
year.
Speaking
in
continued
debate
1
The
couple
stepped
into
the
;
frosty
day
here
after
their
arrival
at
10:08
a.m.,
about
eight
CALGARY
(CP)
George
A
minutes
late.
Morrison,
a
man
who
has
written
32,000.000
words
in
the
past
38
years,
has
retired
from
the,
staff
of
official
court
reporters'
at
the
Calgary
Court
House.
Warehouse
Disappears
Great
Structure
on
Local
Waterfront
Almost
j
A
deckhand
on
the
Alaska
I
on
the
Speech
from
the
Throne,
Prince,
Alaska
3
team
s
h
i
p
s
j
the
minister
said
the
govern-
!
freighter
docked
here,
fell
off
a
!?""
adjusting
its
policies
to
meet
conditions,"
had
lived
j
ladder
last
night,
breaking
sev-
;
to
lu
obu,,aUons
with
the
t
During
his
long
term
of
serv
ice
he
has
been
the
silent
but
j
eral
ribs
and
suffering
bruises
;
result
that
it
has
guarded
A
busy
recorder
of
every
word
in
the
15-foot
drop.
-
i
agalns
undue
increases
in
the
spoken
during
more
than
a!
m
Prinr
Pnnprt
nnji
Hik.
'
cost
f
houses.
Entirely
Gone
Now
A
crowd
of
about
15.000
Rv-ginans
and
farm
families
shout-'
ed
a
prairie
"hello."
"A
BIT
NIPPY"
"A
bit
nippy,"
remarked
the
.
Princess
as
she
came
off
the
!
train.
i
Light
overnight
snow
had
;
sprinkled
district
and
station
lawns
still
lightly
dusted
with
snow
at
their
arrival.
!
While
the
demonstration
I
hpre
lacked
in
numbers
that
of
j
Winnipeg's
200,000
yesterday
or
the
wild
enthusiasm
of
that
thousand
trials.
He
has
filled
,
,
Woet!
Alistair
Stewart
(CCF
Win-about
,tnl
rin,ri
Pla,
rxna'd
38
West
s
Ellas,
19,
P
j
Norlh
Centrel
aid
the
800
large
note
books
with
1
mpeg
his
neat
shorthand
notes
and
Forty-Fourth
Avenue,
Vancouver,
minister's
statement
is
an
"ut-
without
hesitation
can
refer
to
His
physician
reports
him
in
good
j
ter
travesty
of
the-truth."
In,
fcis.
records
isf-SO
yNM
ago.
and
-condition.
,
.-,'
I
1945
the
government
had
prom-read
them
as
easily
as
if
thf
y
.
-
.
;
ised
housing
for
everyone
at
a
were
typed
'
V
,
.
.
j
!
few
dollars
per
month
but
peo-.
VfoilukS-
No
trip
to
Niagara
Falls
Is
complete
without
a
visit
to
the
foot
of
D"molUon
of
the
former
huge
United
States
Army
warehouse
on
the
local
waterfront
has
rtjehed
the
final
stages.
All
remaining
now
of
the
once
great
structure
are
to
concrete
eleva-
,
otioffc
irhifh
lilro
tha
nthor
the
Princess
Elizabeth
holds
the
h
xxl
of
a
storm
coat
around
her
as
Mayor
Ernest
i
Xmn.ita
Falls,
right,
inquires
if
sne
Ik
keeping
diy.
CP
Photo
from
AP)
,
r
.
p,e
pie
nQW
now
naQ
nuu
M
10
pay
pay
Jeo
oo
IQ
to
...
,
.....
Th.
...
m.tjm..
.,)
,
jou
lour,
will
be
blasted
down,
some
'"ff(e
"ol
"nn
nIthnf
hU
speed
to
250
words
a
mlnute
per
month
for
a
few
rooms.
No
gnm
StOry
01
Orama
ana
pamOS,
,
.
concrete
nnnT-oto
flnnr
floor
and
md
a
o
small
small
cor
mr.
'
i
i.j
i
I
city's
ear-shattering
and
up-
i
ro.,.
and
was
able
to
maintain
that
provision
was
made
for
persons
roarlous
celebration,
the
recep-
and
sometimes
dreary
Dye
Smear
ner
of
structure
being
used
as
ssia
Backs
up
Iran
!
tion
here
still
,
gave
the
Princess
ffi.
.
th
WP-,,..-.
menis
on
law.
m
..B
and
Duke
a
taste
of
what
the;
!
He
started
his
i
..otherwi
u
is
just
case
of
But
as
George
said
on
more
career
as
a
"J
west
can
turn
out
in
the
way
of
:
.,
Rr,r)r,t0r,.'
than
one
occasion:
"It
went
in
court
reDorter
In
1913
at
the!
SOFT-SHELLED
hospitality
for
visiting
royal
dpnt
pettibone
thls
mornlng.
..We
at
one
ear
and
came
out
at
the
;
Calgary
city
police
court.
In
1915
j
.
.
u
.i,
expect
to
be
finished
about
the
Polnt
f
my
Pen"
.
j
he
was
appointed
to
the
staff;
Vrtiw
British
Proposals
I
or
Talks
on
Oil
Problem
The
Ceylon
pearl
oister,
unlike
wer
Ends
""5
""""ru
"'""B"
iend
of
November."
The
contract!
Morrison
Morrison
was
was
born
born
in
in
Toronto
Toronto
of
of
the
the
official
official
court
court
reporters
by
those
of
the
South
Pacific,
has
a
;
very
tender
shell.
(
to
level
eve,ything
otf
t0
the
where
he
learned
shorthand.
By
i
the
Alberta
government.
Winnipeg
They
lo
NEW
YORK
(CP)
R
ussia
lined
up
with
Iran
Tuesday
night
against
United
Nations
security
council
action
in
the
explosive:
Oil
Riot
1
,
-4.'
,.nmnlinn
-a.fri
rtthar
in
O
t
U
IT
a
1
A
About
fifteen
men
are
today.
of
cheering
humanity.
The
par-
;
A
A
large
quantity
of
broken
con
Clue
to
Lost
Plane
WKSTOVKR
AIR
FORCE
BASK,
Massachusetts
(CP)
A
smear
of
yellow
dye
was
Joiinil
on
the
ea
today,
400
miles
east
of
(
ape
Cod
by
a
search
plane
seeking
SUal
ofreifhlcr
and
her
crew
of
11.
Officers
aid
the
dye
marker
was
consistent
with
the
dye
carried
in
pneumatic
rafts
used
by
planes,
(apt.
Lewis
Randolph,
who
Icund
the
smear
of
de,
reported
he
did
not
see
the
raft.
Klf
u
I"
OWJM
nuu
.
.
f.,.j
rr
the
huge
warehouse
that
has
'Vii.i.K,
Wr.st.
Virginia
.
Iranian-British
oil
controversy
:
n
ame
muitiny
of
!
forecast
Soviet
veto
on
com-1
nuiv.cts
at,
the
West
promise
proposals
calling
for
re-
i
'i-
pri.vm
today
as
sumption
of
oil
talks.
j
1
tor
their
cells
when
!
Semyon
K.
Ttarapkln,
acting
m!Ic:i
a
io,)Ci
.
Soviet
delegate,
laslied
out
at
any
t
tnti
was
yesterday
I
security
council
decision
in
the
":!)'
Ilii'v
had
milled
case
shortly
aftvr
Iran's
aged
n
il'
exercise
yard,
i
am'
a'"n,5
Premier,
Mohammed
twi
nf
the
prison's
Mossadegh,
slammed
his
open;
::
4(l
(un(
tlls.
shout-
hand
down
on
the
council
table
r
f""l
iiiul
clothing.
a"d
rejected
a
British
proposal
vr
their
heads
beat
'
f"r
compromise
amendments
put
!
while
the
sweating
police
cleared
j
n;w
paths'.
i
The'
royal
couple
arrived
by
j
train
accompanied
by
Rt.
Hon.
i
and
Mrs.
J.'G.
Gardiner
and
were
j
met
by
Lieutenant-Governor
W.
I
J.
Patterson,
Premier
T.
C.
Doue-i
las
and
Mayor
G.
N.
Menzi'es.
i
They
visited
the
City
Hall
and
!
Parliament
buildings
before
ar-
been
taken
down
to
be
used
for
oth?r
purposes
has
been
delivered
at
Second
Avenue
and
Second
Street
on
property
owned
by
Home
Oil
Distributors
Ltd.
This
corner
was
once
the
site
of
tho
David
Hays
block
which
was
standing
as
long
ago
as
1909.
Then,
there
was
no
street
grading
or
sidewalks,
and
very
few
other
buildings.
In
later
years,
it
was
burned
down.
up
by
India
and
Yugoslavia.
i
"ii
nip
grocery
store-
WESTOVER
AIR
BASE,
Mass.
I
riving
at
Hotel
Saskatchewan
for
9'
A
faint
SOS
in
the
North
At-
;
a
.
Lieutenant-Govef
nor's
lun-lantic
Tuesday
spurred
theicheon.
Then
they
proceeded
to
around-the-clock
air
and
sea
'the
Canadian
Legion
Memorial
rearch
for
a
lost
strato-freighter
1
Hall,
the
Exhibition
Grounds
and
Tsarapkin
denounced
a
British
plant.
No
one
:
re
olution
before
the
council
as
an
intervention
in
Iran's
Inter
!
nai
affairs
and
objected
also
to
plane
and
her
crew
of
eleven.
the
Veterans'
Home.
EATHER
Handicrafts
as
Industries
Lag
:
a
compromise
amendment
tossed
Some
100
aircraft
are
hunting:
i
in
on
Tuesday.
His
strong
lang-
.
60
miles
on
each
side
of
the
2,436
j
uag-e
forecast
that
he
would
cast
mile
track
the
four-engined
C-97
!
a
veto
on
a
resolution
in
a
vote
Boeing
military
transport
would!
which
the
president
of
the
have
taken
en
route
from
Lagos
i
council.
Joao
Carlos
Muniz,
hopes
:
air
force
base
in
the
Azores
to
j
The
highlight
of
the
visit
to
Rctrina
came
at
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
barracks
late
this
afternoon
when
a
display
of
horsemanship,
including
the
famous
Musical
Ride,
was
put
on.
The
show
was
staged
inside
because
of
the
cold
weather.
TOBERMORY,
Ont.
(CP)
Au-
thentic
regional
souvenirs
are
We.stover.
Weather
for
the
search
to
take
today.
Synopsis
!
!
dwui
bance
is
drift-;
wit
ira
ard
!
along
the;
:
'
'
Vancouver
Island
rain
to
most
sec-
i
1
"wtberii
coast.
Dur-
j
W
twenty-four
hours
-banc,..
Wllch
tnls,
'
Iw
ai
ed
about
one
;
mt's
west
of
the
B.C.
I
being
turned
out
the
year
'round
by
the
350
residents
of
this
Georgian
Bay
village
to
cash
in
on
the
summer
tourist
trade.
j
was
good.
I
The
distress
call
was
picked
up
I
by
a
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Lancaster
while
flying
115
miles
i
southeast,
of
Nova
Scotia
may
Early
this
evening
there
will
be
a
thirty-minute
stay
at
Moose
X
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Their
handicrafts
are
aimed
Bond
Sale
Going
Over
'r
Muithward.
Rain
:
still
"
is
expected
tot
have
came
from
the
strato-
BW
B"u
'"J
,
at
the
50,000
persons
who
an-freighter
or
its
survivors,
the
Air!
s'n
Current.
nually
stop
"
at
this
picturesque
Tomorrow,,
the
Princess
and
Force
said.
comrminlt
the
u
o
Bruce
jDute
arrive
in
Calgary
where
Penlnsulayor
who
pJs
througa
'.;.
ho
m
cnast
tomor-
here
on
their
..u.
nvuu.i.
nv.v...,
such
as
only
Calgary
can
pre-
;
sent,
awaits
them.
The
chuck
,
wakon
and
everything
else
will
be
turned
out
in
the
old
Alberta
.
cow
town.
.
j
puiar
air
covers
"'""Tim
OTTAWA
(CP)-Graha.n
Tow-''"'l
ot
the
pro-!
I'lnndy
weather
ici's
reported
"surprisingly
good
'"Persist
iii
this
sec-Insults"
on
the
lirst
day
of
Cana-"'uioe
fr
next
twoluas
sixth
postwar
savings
bond
Taft
Throws
Hat
in
Ring
campaign.
niU
continue
northern
in-
If
this
keeps
up,
'
the
governor
"5
way
and
Thurs-L
lin
Island.
Many
women
are
busy
making
Tobermory's
official
tartan
adopted
from
the
MacDonald,
Lord
of
the
Isles
and
men
and
women
turn
out
hand-made
jewelry
and
leather
work.
The
villagers
'have
their
Tobermory
committee
to
handle
the
goods
through
a
Community
store
orj
the
harbor.
This
summer,
even
though
hampered
by
a
late
start,
the
store
sold
394
locally-made
articles.
The
village
turned
to
handicrafts
when
it
says
its
old
standby
Industries
lumber,
fishing
and
farming
dying
out
for
lack
of
forests,
fish
and
good
land.
Last
January,
the
Ontario
Department
of
Education
sent
in
instructors
In
handicrafts,
and
Tobermory
got
busy.
After
the
good
results
of
this
1
FrecaMs
1
region
Cloudy
u's
d
northern
ir'le
rnni
ClCi,rinK
lnls
I
.'r
along
mainland
4-
L'K
0001
W1"ds
J'ph,
except
north-I
;n
mainland
inlets
fcte."5'-
h
to-
of
the
Bank
of
Canada
said
in
an
I
WASHINGTON,
DC.
.CP
Sena-inlerview
"we
shall
go
over
the
;
tcr
Robert
Taft
announced
Tues-.,
.
j
.....
!
day
W
that
he
will
run
for
the
pre-top-sell
more
bonds
and
su.
pass
Unl(ed
S(ales
K
any
previous
savings
bond
cam-;wag
his
irst
an-0ut
bid
for
the
paign
since
the
war."
I
Republican
presidential
nomina-
Campalgn
diiectors
reported
tlon
unusually
high
demand
for
a
new
Taft
tQd
a
press
conference
bond
series
through
the
payroll
!
(h.u
he
feels
confident
he
will
be
saving
plan.
'"nominated
and
elected"
as
Re-
Civil
services
and
armed
forces
!
publican
president.
r
personnel
grabbed
about
$1,500,-
i
000
worth,
purchasing
in
one
dwy
!
-
what
they
had
bought
in
ten!
I
D
C
d
-
days
In
1950.
'
.
,
.
,
K-von
tho
Knvi
in
Korea
tire
Thursday,
October
18,
1951
Jack
McRae
to
Meet
Princess
To
attend
the
reception
of
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Prince
Philip
in
the
capital
early
next
week
and
the
special
session
of
the
Legislature
to
follow,
J.
D.
McRae,
MLA
for
Prince
Rupert,
will
be
leaving
the
city
by
air
Saturday
for
the
south.
For
health
reasons,
Mrs.
McRae
does
not
expect
to
be
going
south.
Members
of
the
Legislature
and
their
wives
will
be
among
special
guests
who
will
be
presented
to
Their
Royal
Highnesses
during
the
reception
in
Victoria.
it;-,
;r
"""-May
at
b
anc
I
46;
Sandsplt
I
p
""ICS
Ruoert
m
w
hnvlntr
h,mri
rnnnrin'a
25th
'
High
-
3:10
19.0
feet
i
iUJldantorth
great-
BriuaHo
r.nnnriH
vth
anulica-!
14:55
21.0
feet
summer's
sales,
the
v
1
1
J
a
g
e
ATTEND
CHURCH
On
their
first
Sunday
In
Canada,
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
attended
morning
worship
at
Christ
Church
in
Niagara
Falls.
Here
the
Royal
couple
leave
the
church
accompanied
by
Rev.
Canon
A.
X.
F.
Holmes,
rector
of
the
parish.
Other
in
the
phyto
are
not
identified.
tCP
photo
from
APj
Mnne
f.-.
A
finn
.-nrt.i
nf
hnnds
:
Low
8:50
7.6
feet
-
I
,.,
promises
to
be
busier
than
ever
this
winter
building
up
stock.
4.0
feet
21:33
i
during
the
first
day.
i
J