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No.
193
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
17,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
EAI.!0
JJISMTHIHl
iliJilMI
u
-
-
.
.
1
cball
leve
land
Boycott
Threatened
By
British
Envoy
No
Report
on
Gen.
MacArthur
New
Cease
Fire
Hope
I.
'
:
":
v
l
...
it.
i
TEHRAN
(CP)
British
and
Iranian
leaders
ead
Cut
lb,
Vork
NfW
l.oes
.
a
.
I'i.
turv
MUNSAN
(CP)
There
were
no
new
developments
today
at
the
Korean
cease-fire
talks
but
it
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
A
Senate
committee,
Inquiring
into
the
ouster
of
General
Douglas
MacArthur.
voted
20
to
3
to
planned
more
informal
talks
today
in
the
deadlocked
was
uujjl-u
wiai,
aa
a
iciut
u,
.
.
,
.
-
day
against
making
any
report!
the
deliberations
of
a
sub-com-:
on
dispute
as
Doin
smes
sougnuo
avoid
rti)uiiM
unity
Inkm
awf
U
YORK
(CP)
New
York
be
is-
on
Its
two
months
of
hearings.
mittee,
agreement
might
i
Majority
feeling
was
that
any
reached
on
the
buffer
zone
for
another
breakdown
in
negotiations.
-
'
:
-
.
However,
sources
close
to
W.
r.s
Thursday
reaucea
ne
Indians1
nrsi
place
report
now
on
the
firing
of
Mac-
sue.
Arthur
would
only
"revive
bit-
j
As
the
four-man
sub-commit-ter
controversy
at
a
critical
I
tee
met
again,
today
to
tackle
period
in
Korean
peace
talks."
i
the
buffer
zone
deadlock,
offo-
hank
h
awarded
icwu-
soulhpaw
Tommy
Byrne,
rV
'
'-v;
"
"
.
lrW,l
reiser:
':
krr-..
iTrSJ
-K
i
ifir
victory.
Big
Halibut
Catch
Sold
A
halibut
schooner
was
In
with
24,000
pounds
of
fish
this
morning
and
sold
to
Pacific
Fisheries
for
25.5c,
21c
and
19c.
It
was
the
Seattle
vessel
Eclipse
which
is
tagging,
for
Interntlonal
Fisheries
Coin-mission.
The
fish
came
from
Yakutat
area.
This
is
the
Eclipse's
second
trip
since
she
commenced
tagging.
First
catch
was
delivered
In
Ketchikan.
One
more
trip
will
be
made
with
delivery
;n
the
home
port
of
(Seattle.
Indivitlual
members
of
the
committee
will
be
permitted
to
express
their
views.
Yankees,
dclealing
smators
(or
the
third
I
lit
time.
S
to
a,
picneu
up
Averill
Harriman,
United
State
tronble-shooter,
who
has
been
trying
to
act
as
peacemaker
in
the
nationalization
row,
took
a
dim
view
of
the
situation.
Richard
Stokes,
head
of
the
British
delegation
to
Iran,
hoping
to
reach
a
settlement
of
the
oil
dispute,
th-eaten"d
trany
that
Britain
would
boycott
Iran
oil
and
buy
elsewhere
if
the
present
offer,
whereby
nationalisation
is
accepted
on
a
50-50
share-the-profits
basis,
is
turned
down.
cial
indications
were
that
the
Communists
are
ready
to
compromise.
When
the
committee
members
adjourned
Thursday,
United
Nations
and
Communist
delegates
posed
together
for
the
first
time.
Major
General
Harry
Hodges
of
the
United
States
put
his
arm
around
Major
General
Lee
Sang
Pole
Consul
Turns
Canuck
OTTAWA
(CP)
Zygmunt
Ziemski,
50-year-old
Polish
consul
in
Canada
since
1946,
announced
today
that
he
has
resigned
the
post
and
will
stay
in
Canada.
Ziemski,
who
has
been
serving
in
Winnipeg,
made
the
announcement
to
the
Canadian
Press.
During
the
last
two
years
several
members
of
the
Polish
legations
and
other
Russian-dominated
missions
have
taken
similar
action.
same
on
the
Indians
wnen
.
huried
St.
Louts
Browns
4
to
0
victory
over
the
,mv.
traded
away
for
y
Overmire
last
June,
1
in
one
of
the
best
all-
Princess
Ship
Having
Trouble
VICTORIA
On
account
of
mechanical
trouble,
the
veteran
Canadian
Pacific
steamer
Princess
Maqulnna
has
had
to
cancel
a
sailing
fur
the
West
Coast
of
'.Vancouver
Island.
id
Derlui
mances
of
nis
I
,
pitching
two-hit
ball
for
Cho
of
North
Korea.
,
The
other
two
delegates
also
appeared
to
be
in
good
spirits.
It
was
a
complete
reversal
of
cold
formality
which
featured
previous
meetings.
amines
ann
urivmg
in
an
"
turn
s
runs.
defeat
snapped
Cleve-13-game
winning
streak.
Philadelphia
Athletics
d
the
thud-place
Boston
McGugan
is
Liquor
Czar
To
Share
Air
Runs
Another
Alaska
Plane
Lost
I
I
-
f
iml
fi
i
-d
.
1
I
Sux
a
10
to
3
mumping
Dizy
Trout
pitched
and
i
the
Detroit
Tigers
to
a
1
victory
over
Chicago
Sox.
Bush
Pilot
With
Three
Passengers
Missing
Out
of
Anchorage
Children
Die
After
Trek
VICTORIA
(CP)
Col.
Den
McGugan
was
today
appointed
chairman
of
the
British
Columbia
Liquor
Control
Board
by
the
provincial
cabinet,
succeeding
Weather
IIONEER
PRIVILEGE
Only
unshaken
man
on
passing-out
parade
of
the
first
N
CO.
school
In
Korea
was
Pte.
Fred
Lopb,
right,
of
Winc
hester,
Ont.
Pte.
Lobb
used
his
traditional
privilege
as
a
pioneer
he
Is
a
member
of
the
pioneer
platoon,
2nd
Battalion,
'RCR
to
wvar
a
beard.
Inspection
of
the
parade
was
made
by
Brig.
J.
M.
Rockingham,
left.
Casualty
lists
later
reported
that
Pte.
Lobb
had
been
wounded.
iCP
from
National
Defence)
QCA
and
Central
B.C.
Airways
Prepared
to
Share
Alran
i
Business
:
tjilNAL
I.I
A(il'E
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska
if
Another
plane
is
missing
today
in
Alaska
the
fourth
in
less
than
a
month.
A
plane,
flown
by
the
bush
pilot,
Glen
Hudson,
failed
to
re
HAGUE,
Sask.-Two
children
the
late
W
J.
Kennedy,
wno
died
a
few
days
ago.
who
were
on
the
ill-fated
Men-1
who
has
been
with
which'
McGugan,
nonite
trek
to
Honduras,
dead,
the
board
29
years,
in
re:eiu
returned
last
week,
are
The
Mennonites,
who
had
lived1
years
was
supervisor
ok
law
en-
I
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Two
main
Synopsis
;
feeder
air
lines
Queen
Char-
Warm
dry
weather
will
persist
lotte
Air
Lines
and
Central
B.C.
over
southern
British
Columbia
Airways-Competitors
for
the
ot
A
(
or
anotner
couple
days.
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
pro-
j
flow
of
molst
air
over
tne
north-
turn
from
a
flight
Wednesday
to
I
l
the.
Canadian;
luicemein
anu
u
niaiBc
"i
"
previously
jecis
air
iranspon
Dusmess,
i
ern
sect!ons
of
the
province
is
;
a
lake
near
Dead
Man
Mountain.
.
York
Giants,
behind
Sal
,'s
fmir-lut
pitching,
de-;
Brooklyn's
National
e-leading
Dodgers
2
to
1
.mnced
bacK
to
within
9'j
-
of
first
place,
hiee-rua
homer
by
Stan
1
helped
St.
Louis
Car-defeat
Pittsburgh
Pirates
jbo
Ciiiw
exploded
four
,n
the
10th
inning
to
whip
mati
Reds
8
to
4.
In
the
Shipping
Control
liquor
warehouse.
Toronto
Woman
Swims
Channel
Mrs.
1-euwlrr
Wins
f0
in
Race
From
Cap
GrU
Ne
To
Dover
northwest,
suliered
severely
while
away.
The
children
became
sick
from
changes
in
170
miles
northeast
of
here.
Among
three
passengers
was
a
ten-year-old
boy.
Names
have
not
reen
disclosed.
na.c
agiccu
wj
simie
uie
nam.;.
;
glving
cloud
in
ihose
re
1
Each
has
applied
to
the
Air
i
iors
i
Transport
Board
for
permission
Deteriorating
weather
condi-to
begin
new
and
extend
pres-
U(mg
are
expected
over
the
north
ent
services
into
the
Alcan
area
l.t
tomorrow
as
a
weather
drinking
water
and
from
poor
food.
To
Stabilize
Butter
Price
Government
May
Step
In
To
Relieve
Grain
Moving
Crisis
,
and
opposed
applications
oi
one
disturbance
over
the
Pacific
DOVER
(CP)
A
Toronto
house-
Would
Merge
BC-Alberta
Van
co
u
ver
Man
Buried
Here
anomer.
proves
into
that
region.
-However,
a
spokesman
for!
Forecast
'
both
announced
at
board
hear-1
orth
coast
re,gion
southern
ings
here
that
they
have
reached
secti0n
Sunnv
today.
Cloudy
to-agreement.
i
morrow.
Little
change
in
tem-
If
the
board
approves
they
;
perature.
wind
jigrit.
Lows
to-
nuht
name.
Connie
Ryan's
-
in
'he
ninth
lied
the
score
"
Cubs
.
..me
back
to
give
:ush
in
his
eighth
win.
nn
Braves
and
Phlladel-Phils
were
not
scheduled.
wife
Thorsday
became
the
first
-g0
y(,,tmlay
ttet
tne
Canadian
woman
ver
to
swim
rnment
may
soon
implement
the
English
Channel
when
she
j
shipping
controls
to
avert
the
finished
second
in
a
7000
Daily;
threat
of
the
greatest
transpor-Mall
race.
j
tat
ion
crisis
to
hit
western
grain
Brenda
Fiher,
23-year-old
'.
producers,
Shipping
shortage,
acute
r-.-n-v.
.i
,u
,m-c!
OTTAWA.
Hon.
J.
G.
Gardiner,
minister
of
agriculture,
announced
last
night
that,
under
the
government's
importation
program,
butter
would
be
sold
by
the
government
to
the
trade
this
winter
on
the
basis
of
66c
-Port
Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright
of
First
night
and
highs
tomorrow
win
service
jviuiuai,
A.eiuauu
and
other
Alcan
points.
ii
Presbyterian
Church
officiated
Thursday
afternoon
at
the
fun
QUALICUM
BEACH.
Vancouver
Island.
Premier
E.
C.
Manning
of
Alberta,
visiting
here,
yesterday
urged
the
merger
of
the
provinces
of
British
Columbia
and
Alberta
as
an
ideal
unit.
.11..
Ihi?.i
throughout
the
summer,
grows
Hardy
50
and
65.
Remainder
of
region
cloudy
today
and
tonight.
Rain
tomorrow.
Little
change
in
tempera
IIIIUIIJ
ions
inii
to
Tfl
I
11
eral
of
Gordon
Lappin,
Vancou-
Per
pound
at
Montreal,
more
ominous
with
the
prospect
Kn
rnarin
ma
ha
division
of
.w,-
the
race.
,.
.
,
.
,'
.
Winnie
Winnie
Roach
Roach
Leuszler,
Leu&zler,
25-
25-year-old
mother
of
three
chil
ver
commercial
man,
whose
death
ture.
Wind,
light
today,
south-
Satisfied
With
Japanese
Pact
Union
steamer
Coquitlam,
ot
&
582,000,000
bushel
crop
this
year.
east
(20i
tomorrow.
Lows
tonight
!
They
would
be
thereby
strength-joccurred
during
tjje
week-end.
and
highs
tomorrow-Sandspitlened
against
the.
money
markets
Mrs
E
J
Smith
Smith
presided
presided
at
at
the
the
dren,
survived
the
chilling
wat-
ew
Series
ers
and
a
backbreaking
pace
to
Crux
of
the
problem
is
lack
of
cross
the
21
miles
from
Cap!
ships
with
no
possibility
of
get-
!
and
Prince
Rupert
53
and
62.
of
the
east.
i-apt.
wunam
mcujiik,
a
uuc
in
...
'
port
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon
organ
in
the
Grenville
Court
Chapel
of
B.
C.
Undertakers.
evenlnK
for
0ueen
charlotte
Is-
Their
Brother
Dies
in
Scotland
V
YORK
(CP)
Another
rec-
Grlz
Nez
France,
to
the
Dover
ting
more
before
the
freeze-up
r
spectators
for
a
single
beaches
in
13
hours
and
45
min-
next
winter.
Many
lake
ships
are
will
be
set
w:hen
the
forth-'
utes-
now
hauling
iron
ore
and
coal
?
world
series
is
televised'i
Mrs.
Leuszler
will
receive
$500;
needed
in
Canadian
and
Amenta
coast
for
the
first
time.
I
second
prize
for
women.
can
defence
production.
i
Interment
was
in
Falrview
Cem-
j
iand
south
end
points
whence
!
etery.
Friends
of
deceased
acted
she
is
due
back
Sunday
to
sail
;
as
pallbearers.
south
at
8
p.m.
OTTAWA.
Hon.
L.
B.
Pearson,
minister
of
external
affairs,
,
said
last
night
that
he
is
rea-Isonab
satisfied
with
the
Unit-,
led
States-British
draft
of
the
Japanese
peace
treaty.
Canada!
Natives
Beat
up
Police
Officer
60.000.000
to
70,000,000
A
field
of
20
swimmers
13
1
men
and
seven
women
took
VICTORIA
The
famed
Blsley
has
proposed
no
cnanges.
.
t
L
iti..
.
.
tf,in,
IT
-.,.4
Dlnv,rri.
Mr
PQriin
will
hpnri
tho
ripl-
LYTTON.
Royal
Canadian
Alex
Haig
of
the
National
Em-ployment
Service
Office
and
Mrs.
I
William
Baxter
have
received
word
of
the
death
yesterday
at
Penicuik,
near
Glasgow,
Scot
wtch
the
baseball
classic,
nine
of
the
Bell
Telephone
is
$4(i.oon.ooo
transconil-
pan,
...
wie
g.ucii.ng
..-.
.......
-v.,...,
"-!
iMounted
Police
reinforcement
egation
to
u.
-i
-
ii..
rt-
r,
r
ri
-u.voar.n
n
.Mill,
uit-u
in
ic
uuuv
ut
uic
a(.-
i
vv
wu
.......
first
of
80.
A
widow
and
son
survive.
.
..
i
n;
n
itty
iu
i-cic
P,.,iur,
nmn
ihn
mon's
month
with
Herbert
Norman
as
his
chief
adviser.
have
reached
here
following
the
beating
up
of
Constable
Keith
Connor
by
Indians
whom
he
had
stopped
to
search
for
liquor.
September
30
will
clear,
()f
i;1000
b
finishing
only
Both
are
living
in
Victoria.
y
i
'i
me
series,
starling,,,,,,,
,.,
oh-.H
t
R,wpr
'e
days
later,
to
have
the!.....
.
iw...
u..
st
video
audience
yet.
clambered
ashore
at
Shakcspear
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Cliff
after
12
hours
and
12
minutes
In
the
water.
PERCY
GEORGE
NOMINATED
Anscomb
Does
Not
Run
Me,
Pooley
Informs
Convention
VICTORIA
0i
Mayor
Percy
George
of
Victoria
ha3
been
elected
Coalition
candidate
for
the
Esquimau
by-election
with
one
explosive
dissension.
He
was
elected
at
a
joint
meeting
of
Liberal
and
Progressive-Conservative
bodies.
The
dissenter
was
the
former
Conservative
Attorney
General
who
demanded
that
nominations
be
taken
from
th-a
floor.
He
declared:
"The
whole
proceedings
are
out
of
order."
Mr.
Pooley
said:
"Mr.
Anscomb
does
not
run
me
and
I
want
to
name
another
candidate."
His
motion
was
defeated
by
a
large
majority.
pseball
Scores
.((
onrtrsv
H.
O.
Jnhnston
ro,
l
td
)
American
York
5
Washlnalnn
5
land;,
of
thvir
brother,
David
Haig,
who
was
a
millworker.
Another
sister,
Mrs.
James
McVie
of
Penicuik,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
enroute
back
to
the
Old
Country
after
a
visit
here.
She
did
not
know
of
her
brother's
death
when
she
left.
TIDES
-
-
Saturday,
August
18.
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
High
1:49
22.5
feet
14:27
21.4
feet
Low
8:10
1.0
feet
20:28
3.5
feet
4
Louis
4.
Cleveland
n.
Mlelnhia
in
rw
I
111
9
Towed
to
Sed
By
Huge
Tuna
TRURO,
Mass.
A
fisherman
hooked
a
tuna
and
the
tuna
was
strong
enough
to
tow
him
and
his
boat
out
to
sea.
The
fisherman,
Alfred
Darmetko,
finally
cut
the
line
and
lost
the
tuna.
He
was
finally
sighted
by
a
coast
guard
plane
and
given
aid
in
returning
home
because
his
motor
failed
to
run.
Rain-Making
Plane
Arrives
VANCOUVER
f
TIto
Roek
WW
2,
Chicago
1.
National
1
York
2,
Brooklyn
1.
Louis
9.
Pittsburgh
6.
aco
8,
Cincinnati
4.
Western
International
'"'la
7,
Wenatchee
6.
City
5,
Yakima
3
tone
8.
Tacoma
4
''couver
5,
Salem
6.
Paeirii-
c,t.
cliffe
ice
Wagon,
National
Re-
search
experimental
plane
carrying
four
top-flight
Cana-1
dlan
scientists,
arrived
here
to-
I
day
to
make
a
rain-making
ex-'
perlment.
I
They
will
"seed"
the
clouds
with
dry
ice
if
clouds
of
the
4
't
Angeles
2.
San
Francisco
0,
Aumaque
25'i
Beat
tie
49
Bevcourt
53
Buffalo
Canadian
19
Crmsol.
Smelters
158.00
Conwest
3.60
Dnnalda
52
Eldona
20
Ea't
Sullivan
9.15
Giant
Yellowknlfe
10.25
God's
Lake
37
Hardrock
,
12
'i
Harricana
10
Heva
12
Jaeknife
OO'i
Jnlr.'t
Quebec
52
Little
Long
Lac
75
Lynx
18
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.40
M.
Kenzle
Red
Lake
50
McLeod
CorkstmU
3.10
Moneta
34
"2
Negus
.90
Noranda
73.50
I
ouvicourt
16
.
Fickle
Crow
,.v
1
70
Sun
Antonio
2.75
Senator
Rouyn
22
.Shvrrit
Gordon
3
05
Steep
Rock
7.75
Stiver
Miller
1.50
Upper
Canada
1.90
"nr.
5.
San
Diego
1.
'He
8.
Sacramento
2
right
type
can
be
found
and
try
to
brl
ig
relief
to
the
dried-out
VANCOIVFR
American
Standard
12
Broiornr
7.00
B
R
X
.03
Cariboo
Quartz
140
Congress
:
06
Giant.
Mascot
.98
Indian
Mines
27
Pend
Ouille
8.40
Pioneer
2
30
Premier
Bolder
38
Privateer
12
Reeves
McDonald
4.60
Sheep
Creek
1.55
Si'hak
Premier
45
Taku
River
06
Vananda
11
Salmon
Gold
03
Spud
Valley
-
.15
Silver
Standard
2.52
Western
Uranium
4.65
Oil?
Anglo
Canadian
6.50
A
P
Con
47
Atlantic
2.85
Calmont
1.38
C
&
E
16.30
Central
Leduc
'
2.20
Home
Oil
16.00
Mercury
13
Okalta
2
45
.
Princ
ess
1.30
Royal
Canadian
.11
Royallte
15.30
TORONTO
Atlmna
07
'i
kfnd
4,
Hollvwonri
I
Lower
Mainland.
"1
increase
Granted
on
!
Export
Freight
Rates
j
Traffic
Between
Canada
and
United
States
Affected
Five
and
Four
Per
Cent
;
OTTAWA
(CP)
Board
of
Transport
Commis-'
sioners
yesterday
authorized
a
freight-rate
increase
between
Canada
and
the
United
States
and
some
export-import
traffic
through
Canadian
ports.
j
.
-
The
board's
order
is
in
line
.
t
1
-
DANCING
To
the
strains
of
the
CALGARY
RANCH
BOYS
lhrect
from
the
Barn
Dance
Featuring
Al
Erskine
from
the
Bl'RNS
t'Hl'CK
WAGON
Program.
Modern
and
Old
Time
Dancing,
featuring
stern
and
Comedy
Songs.
CIVIC
CENTRE
,
Friday
Night
9
p.m.
to
1
a.m.
193c
.
with
the
increase
given
August
Golden
Manitou
7.10
Bob.to
I
apaska
03
Canadian
Navy
V
Sturgeon
River
16
2
to
United
States
railways.
The
Increase
will
be
five
per
,
cent
in
the
east
and
four
per
,
cent
in
the
west.
It
takes
effect
.
August
28.
Authorization
is
given
to
Increase
the
rates
on
export
and
!
import
traffic
through
Canadian
1
ports
where
this
is
necessary
to
preserve
existing
competitive
re-
j
lationshlps
on
rates
with
United
j
States
ports,
I
Visiting
Rock
,
GIBRALTAR
Two
Canadian
j
warships
the
aircraft
carrier
Magnificent
and
destroyer
Mlc-1
mac
reached
Gibraltar
today.
CANADIAN
FIRST
First
Canadian-designed
helicopter
to
receive
a
certiticate-of-airworthiness
is
this
one
built
by
Intercity
Airlines,
shown
hovering
over
Uplands
airport,
near
Ottawa.
The
three-place
machine
was
specially
designed
for
Canadian
conditions.
On
the
ground
is
designer
Bernard
Sznycer;
in
the
craft
are
assistant
designer
Selma
Gottlieb
and
pilot
Jack
Godsy.
tCP
PHOTO)
Keep
Up
with
the
Jones'
PHONE
99
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