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Published
at
Conodo'
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest'
Phone
81
vui.
X.L,
No,
240
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
13,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
add
And
U1Eq)
0(
brthiand
rtance
Kmphasiied
lubrry
Simmons,
IK
Yukon
;jfA
0-A
veteran
of
life
!',da'$
North
told
Com-v.Hav
that
national
se-
International
Suez
Canal
is
Proposed
,
id
prosperity
can
be
won
!
Hundreds
of
Carloads
To
Be
Rolling
Shortly.
Confirmation
that
Prince
Rupert's
grain
elevator
will
be
used
to
handle
Canada's
big
1951
wheat
crop
reached
here
today
with
the
information
that
key
elevator
personnel
are
to
arrive
next
week.
'
-
Reliable
information
confirms
JZriun-
LONDON
(CP)-Great
Britain
will
hand
over
her
8
in
the
Suez
Canal
Zone
to
international
timber
for
om.
the
53-year-om
sprawl-1
control
if
Egypt
agrees
to
become
a
member
of
the
ufn0y
of
tne
yuKon-
proposed
Middle
East
Command.
ie
k
i
vi
i
.
"i
1
Four
power
sponsoring
the
I
Uement
and
opening
up
pnnnsoiri
nrit0i
tti.h
a....
,
,rth
will
vastly
Increase
L
.mal
wealth,
and
pro-k
and
homes
for
count-
vlted
Egypt
today
to
become
the
fifth
founding
member
of
the
nnrnmanil
nn
tha
haeli
r.f
full
Is
Chief
of
Transport
sar.ds
of
new
Canadians.
,
Irontier
is
pushed
back,
equalHy
and
partnershlp
nine
is
opened
and
each
j
Brtan
aUo
nanded
Egypt
new
,ad
built
further
north-
;
proposaU
on
the
future
of
the
OTTAWA
Oh
Prime
Minister
m
increase
uur
.(Ui
Sudan
over
which
Egypt
claimed
:ty
to
resist
aggression
!
'
absolute
sovereignty
last
Monday
L.
S.
81.
Laurent
today
annouhc
le
us
as
a
nation
to
take
ln
defiance
of
the
1899
met
nro'
ed
retirement
at
his
own
request
asmgly
Important
part
vldlng
for
Joint
British-Egyptian
lining
a
ftee
world."
i
administration.
i,
in
seconding
a
tra-
j
.
Ambassadors
of
four
powers
motion
for
adoption
of
delivered
proposals
ln
a
visit
to
s
in
reply
to
the
speech
the
Egyptian
foreign
minister.
The
Daily
News
forecast
that
several
hundred
carloads
of
grain
will
be
shipped
here
from
Northern
Alberta
and
the
Peace
River
area.
Cars
are
being
made
available
now
for
heavy
grain
shipments
to
this
port.
Between
seven
and
10
key
elevator
operators
are
scheduled
to
arrive
here
next
week.
An
estimated
20
laborers
will
be
required
locally
for
elevator,
operation.
DEEP
SEA
SHIPS
COMING
It
is
considered
probable
that
at
least
three
deep-sea
vessels
will
load
grain
here.
Storage
facilities
at
the
elevator
are
equal
to
some
600
carloads
of
grain,
three
full
shiploads,
or
1,180,000
bushels.
The
late
harvest
crops
of
Northern
Alberta
and
the
Peace
River
area
are
the
expected
shipments
to
this
port.
Farmers
in
that
area
are
working
frantically
against
weather
deadlines
to
complete
a
delayed
harvest.
tnrone,
reaa
luesaay
Mohammed
Salah
El
Din
Pasha.
Break
is
Confirmed
,
Tehran
Breach
With
Russia
Occurred
Last
Tuesday
TEHRAN
Oi
Russia
broke
off
financial
talks
with
Iran
last
Tuesday,
charging
the
Iranians
with
lack
of
goodwill,
an
informed
government
source
said
today.
Financial
talks
between
the
two
countries
began
a
year
ago
in
Iran's
insistence
that
Russia
pay
$20,000,000
in
goods
and
services
which
Iran
claims
due
her
from
Russian
occupation
of
Northern
Iran.
One
western
observer
said
that
a
breakdown
of
financial
talks
might-adversely
affect
Soviet-Iran
trade
negotiations
which
began
three
weeks
ago.
ng
of
the
fall
session.
of
Mr.
Justice
M.
B.
Archibald,
aged
81,
at
his
own
request
as
chief
commissioner
of
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners,
effective
November
1.
The
Prime
Minister
also
announced
that
John
D.
Kearney,
aged
59,
Canadian
ambassador
to
Argentina,
had
been
appointed
Judge
of
the
Exchequer
Court
and
will
succed
Archibald
as
chief
commissioner
of
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners.
who
went
to
Yukon
as
called
for
Improvement
,ii
and
land
connections
-
North
and
suggested
,l
be
urged
to
settle
ln
areas.
First
Aid
is
Under
Way
TnrliiKfrlal
first,
alrl
pu
ai
nnt
RUSSIAN
THREAT
IN
THE
MIDDLE
EAST
Dur
ng
the
Hitler-Molotov
negotiations
about
a
division
of
the
world
in
November,
1940,
Russia
insisted
that
Persia
"the
area
south
of
Batum
and
Baku
in
the
general
direction
of
the
Persian
Gulf"
was
to
be
recognized
"as
the
centre
of
the
aspirations
of
the
Soviet
Union."
Last
w.ek
the
Cominform
Journal
called
for
a
Persian
"National
Liberation
Movement"
against
"horn,
and
foreign
enemies."
If
Persia,
through
an
economic
breakdown
and
a
successful
Communist
coup,
in
consequence
of
a
failure
to
settle
the
present
oil
dispute,
were
to
pass
under
Russian
domination,
this
would
be
the
most
danger-our
expansion
of
Russian
power
since
1945.
It
would
mean
(as
the
map
by
Rip
Pares
shows)
a
Russian
breakthrough
to
the
Indian
Ocean
seaboard
on
a
1,000-mile
front
and
put
the
Commonwealth
lifeline,
which
runs
through
that
ocean,
at
Russia's
'mercy.
Russia
would
also
outflank
Turkey,
and
be
poised
for
a
deep
incursion
into
the
Middle
East
and
the
Indian
subcontinent.
It
is
this
potential
threat
which
lies
behind
Mr.
Achesons
warning
three
months
back,
that
the
Persian
oil
dispute
was
"a
position
of
greatest
possible
seriousness
.
,
.
out
of
which
war
could
grow."
ft
J
off
to
a
good
start
last
night
at
LCOU
in
0,6
cltv
rlre
Hal1
wllh
elht
Pianist's
Wife
Career
Woman
Tall
and
smiling
Mrs.
Maxim
Schaplro.
wife
of
the
famous
piano
master,
who
will
be
in
rean
Tour
registrants
and
four
more
applications.
Present
for
the
first
class
were
Robert
Strachan,
Edward
Green,
John
Franks,
John
McLean,
Don
TIDES
-
-
ald
Llewellyn.
John
Ewart,
Del-
j
Prince
Rupert
later
ln
the
month
Leon
Errol
of
Movies
Is
Dead
Sunday,
mir
Watham
mH
r
a
rh..
1
on
recital,
is
a
career
woman
in
High
'.'A
9
The
Canadian
issued
Its
sixty-second
list
of
the
Korean
war,
two
men
killed
In
aether
dead
of
wounds
ithers
injured,
lyings
to
31!8
the
num-
,-Jiities
suffered
so
far
i
ner
own
ngni.
it
is
no
renecied
October
14,
1951
....
0:33
21
3
feet
12:45
221
feet
6:36
.
4.2
feet
19:05
2.4
feet
Leather
Synopsis
glory
for
her.
man.
The
course,
conducted
under
I
Low
A
PnlnpaHn
ofrl
anrt
DraHnolA
HOLLYWOOD
Leon
Erroll,
noted
screen
comedian,
died
yes
sponsorship
of
St.
John
Ambu-L,
r,mh,Q
,.,.
h.
,.
lance
Association
Is
ln
charge
of
,,,
,
v,
a
u.
Showers
in
the
Kootenay
re-
terday
in
a
Hollywood
hospital
iDatl
S?ient.B;
E-,Ey0,,M!?-
RcgUl"
1
major
Is
psychology"
as
applied
to
I
wounded.
25
injured
table
ln
Industrial
work
will
gion
this
morning
are
associated
An
Australian
by
birth,
he
was
i
Suffering
from
old
eye
trouble,
with
the
storm
which
crossed
the
.
70
years
of
age.
He
came
to
1
Harry
Menzie
has
been
in
coast
yesterday.
Most
of
the
pro-
(-America
50
years
ago
ahd
Jauied
;
pttal
for
a
couple
of
days
but
-vince
is
still
blanketed
with
'
the
Ziegfeid
Follies.
He
had
been
;
hopes
to
be
home
at
end,
of
the
clouds
from
this
disturbance
and
!
20
years
in
movies.
week.
Dr.
Schaplro
became
ln
this
work
while
serving
as
I
also
begin
next
week.
.Hissing.
Peace
Talked
as
North
Koreans
Disintegrate
...
...
...
.
.
.
:
'
.
....
'
.
.
-
.,
Enemy
Army
Almost
Non-existent
Now,
U.N.
Intelligence
is
Told
MUNSAN,
KOEA
(CP)
Liaison
officers
will
meet
again
Sunday
in
Anmunjom
in
another
effort
to
get
the
stalled
Korean
armistice
talks
rolling
again.
The
Reds
and
the
UnitedNations
are
nearing
agreement
on
administration
differences
holding
up
full-
a
sergeant
with
the
CAW
ln
the
United
States
Army
during
the
several
Doints
on
the
roast
are
i
.
r
.
1
1
'-.
u
1
1
oronto
Host
to
Royalty
reporting
showers.
Shower
activity
will
be
considerably
less
tomorrow
and
confined
mostly
to
war.
Then
she
worked
among
deafened
and
blinded
soldiers
with
a
view
to
rehabilitation.
She
Would
Ban
Price
Fixing
Crowd
Yel
OutSee
the
north
coast.
'
Temperatures
in
the
fresh
Pa
found
that
music
could
be
used
to
good
advantage
In
many
cases.
cific
air
now
moving
across
the
Game
Today
TO
9
-Under
a
full
Now
Mrs.
Schaplro
applies
her
province
will
be
slightly
below
the
normal
for
mid-October,
j
brisk
autumn
evening,
Elizabeth
and
her
con-
dress
armistice
talks.
ranging
from
56
in
the
south
to
45
in
the
north.
tlful
Ontario
countryside
we
have
already
learned
to
love."
Today
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
addressed
the
Toronto
Board
of
Trade
at
luncheon.
Then
Their
Royal
Highnesses,
guest
ln
the
box
of
Major
Connie
Smythe,
manager
of
Toronto
Maple
Leafs,
saw
an
exhibition
National
Hockey
League
game
between
Toronto
Maple
Leals
special
knowledge,
training
and
research
to
the
civilian
field.
Her
work
has
been
recognized
by
the
fact
that
she
will
soon
be
leaving
for
Europe
on
her
second
scholarship
under
the
Fulbrlght
plan.
Last
year
she
took
her
first
Fulbrlght
scholarship.
Allowances
Big
Money
Forecast
North
coast
region
Cloudy
welcomed
to
Toronto
Jismhuslastlc
greeting
wd
thousands
before
Mil
and
along
an
18-
from
the
Malton
Alr-
Milk
Price
Is
Going
Up
and
a
little
cooler
with
showers
today.
Changeable
skies
and
a
Meantime,
Mrs.
Schaplro
is
Meanwhile
Eighth
Army
Headquarters
in
Korea
report
that
a
captured
North
Korean
officer
told
United
Nations
Intelligence
officers
yesterday
that
"the
North
Korean
Army
is
now
practically
non-existent."
His
statement
came
as
infantrymen
of
the
United
States
23rd
Army
Regiment
scorched
out
the
last
35
-Korean
Reds
holed
up
in
bunkers
on
the
slopes
of
the
few
showers
tomorrow.
Wind
iption
was
dimmed
I
and
Chicago
Black
Hawks.
The
j
going
north
to
meet
her
husband
westerly
(20)
today
and
south
t
by
the
45-mlnute
dc
game
was
put
on
for
the
benefit
at
Juneau.
With
Donald
Oramm
erly
(151
tomorrow.
Lows
tonight
of
the
Crippled
Children's
Hospital
and
many
crippled
children
were
there.
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
40
and
51;
Sandspit
and
Following
an
across
the
board
increasj
in
milk
prices
which
has
been
allowed
by
the
provincial
Dairy
Board,
the
milk
price
may
Has
Cost
Country
$310,000,004
For
Families
in
Past
Year
OTTAWA
The
f
e
d
e
r
a
1
treasury
now
pays
more
than
next
northernmost
peak
of
Heart
Prince
Rupert,
40
and
52.
Royals
Have
go
up
in
Prince
Rupert
week.
San
Francisco
basa-baritone,
Mr.
Schapiro
Is
on
an
Alaska
Trail
concert
tour.
They
will
be
here
for
a
recital
at
the
end
of
this
month.
Here
yesterday
aboard
the
Princess
Louise,
it
Is
the
first
trip
along
the
famed
"Inside
Passage"
for
Mrs.
Schapiro.
She
had
been
completely
captivated
break
Ridge.
$26,000,000
a
month
in
family
The
luniD
here
will
be
4c
Der
A
dispatch
from
the
front
said
King
Hearing
Convalescense
quart
It
is
expected,
taking
into
i
thai-
mopping
up
action
was
one
account
the
3c
Increase
to
thelf
the
bitterest
of
the
Korean
timetable
set
out
with
'A
precision.
rvers
who
had
fol-al
tour
from
Its
in-"
days
ago
ln
Mont-"4
the
crowds
estima-W
along
the
highway
M1
tens
of
thousands
itself"easlly
the
blg-
y
and
Ontario
gen-Jnncess
Elizabeth
ex-'
thanks
for
the
wel-1
l"e
people's
anxiety
sl
in
the
health
of
the
:Ws
gift,
six
palnt-ario
scenes,
would
be
reminder
of
"the
beau-
OTTAWA
f
A
four-man
committee
on
combines
has
labelled
the
common
practice
of
"retail
price
fixing"
restrictive
and
monopolistic"
and
has
recommended
that
the
government
elminate
it.
The
legal
an
deconomic
brain
trust
also
struck
a
blow
at
another
retail
practice
that
of
selling
quality
goods
at
below
Citt
to
attract
customers
to
other
goods
and
suggested
legislative
action
be
taken
against
this.
too.
This
"loss-leader"
device
said
the
committee
in
a
29-page,
12.000-word
preliminary
report
tabled
In
Commons
Friday,
also
was
"monopolistic
and
against
public
welfare."
.
Because
of
inflation,
the
committee
jlid
not
consider
it
presented
"any
immediate
danger,''
even
if
the
government
took
action
to
eliminate
the
more
extensive
resale
price
maintnance
practice.
"Extreme
forms
of
price-cutting
aie
not.
very
likely
in
this
period
of
inflation
and
relative
scarcity."
the
committee
said.
Yet
in
Hamilton,
the
price
war
seemed
in
full
swing,
resulting
from
the
government's
disclosure
in
a
speech
from
the
throne
it
planned
legislative
action
on
the
committee
report.
One
store
cut
prices
on
quality
goods.
Another
followed
and
a
third,
serving
a
"price
war
notice"
in
a
newspaper
advertisement,
said
it
would
"match
or
better
any
cut
price
in
town."
producers
which
has
been
allow-1
war.
-d
and
also
the
new
coastal
All
across
Korea
fighting
ex-freight
rate
increase
which
will!P.loded
t0
an.
extent
unequalled
First
Defeat
NEW
WESTMINSTER
(f
In
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
Thursday
night,
New
Westminster
Royals
were
beaten
for
the
ince
me
oueiisive
ui
uie
xicua
allowances.
A
report
tabled
yesterday
In
the
House
of
Commons
by
Minister
of
Health
Paul
Martin
showed
allowance
payments
now
amount
to
approximately
$310,-000,000
a
year
compared
with
about
$173,000,000
in
1946,
the
first
full
year
in
which
allowances
were
paid.
amount
to
Vic
a
quart.
This
will
make
the
new
milk
was
crushed
last
May.
The
North
Korean
officer
gave
i
by
the
mountain,
sea.
cataract
LONDON
0-The
King
mayiand
forest
SCenery
and
virtually
soon
be
ready
to
start
his
con-
j
gasped
her
admiration
to
a
Daily
valesconce
after
his
serious
lung
i
News
reporter
during
her
brief
operation.
It
was
learned
Friday
,
stay.
night.
Preparations
are
being'
She
was
met
and
entertained
made
at
Windsor
Castle
lodge
to
'by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
D.
Forward
receive
him
there.
I
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Stirn.
first
time
in
five
starts
when
price
in
Prince
Rupert
30c
a
quart.
Cream
and
other
prices
principal
creau
w
Aiuea
aruiiery
,
th
lost
3
to
,
to
Saskatoon
which
has
pounded
Red
positions
;
It
Qualcers
was
the
tlrst
win
for
will
be
similarly
affected.
j
the
Quakers.
uii
ileal
Lureu&
xuuge
umiieiui-
fully
for
weeks.
Another
captured
officer
said
his
division
of
4,000
men
suffered
2,000
casualties
in
killed
or
Old
Country
FOOTBALL
wounded
ln
a
thirty-day
battle
for
Heartbreak
Ridge
and
has
been
sent
only
500
replacements.
Joe
DiMaggio
is
Through
Famous
Diamond
Star
is
Retiring
NEW
YORK
(CP)-Joe
DiMaggio,
baseball's
greatest
star
since
Babe
Ruth,
has
played
his
last
Big
League
ball
game,
unless
he
changes
his
mind
between
now
and
next
spring.
Made
Hit
With
Chef
Her
Domestic
Thoroughness
Is
Vouched
For
English
League,
Div.
1
Arsenal
1,
Burnley
0
Aston
Villa
2,
Manchester
United
5
.
Blackpool
1,
Charlton
Athletic
2
Chelsea
1,
West
Bromwich
Albion
3
Derby
County
4,
Tottenham
Hotspur.2
Huddersfleld
Town
2,
Newcastle
United
4
Liverpool
4,
Fulham
0
Manchester
City
1,
Preston
North
End
0
The
brilliant
outfielder
of
the
New
York
Yankees,
after
weeks
of
pondering,
entered
the
club
offices
Friday
and
informed
his
boss.
President
Dan
Topping,
that
he
had
decided
to
retire
from
baseball.
Topping
and
DiMaggio
discussed
the
matter
for
close
to
two
hours.
The
Yankee
co-owner
did
not
Price
Cutting
Busies
Stores
HALIFAX
There's
one
person
in
Canada
who
can
vouch
for
the
domestic
thoroughness
of
Her
Roval
HiL'hnpss
thp
Prinrpss
Exercises
In
Yukon
OTTAWA
Joint
Canadian-United
States
northland
man
Portsmouth
5,
Middlesborough
Elizabeth.
attempt
to
talk
DiMaggio
into
oeuvres
to
build
emergency
air
chancine
his
mind
but
ToDDinz
.
Chef
P.
A.
Hoadley,
35-year
veteran
Canadian
National
Railways
gourmet,
is
one
of
the
few
!
Canadians
who
will
have
Her
!
Royal
Highness
inspect
his
kit-(chen
facilities
and
arrange-j
ments.
In
a
letter
written
from
j
the
royal
train
to
his
home
here
;
he
says,
"Their
Royal
Highnesses
Sunderland
0,
Stoke
City
1
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
Bolton
Wanderers
1
Scottish
League
Cup
Semi-Finals
Celtic
O,
Rangers
3
Motherwell
1,
Dundee
5
Division
"A"
"-
Or'iNDMN
OCEAN
-HtH-
'
hAiT
lb
HAMILTON,
Ontario
-0'
This
city
is
having
a
busy
shopping
week-end
since
local
stores
decided
to
defy
manufacturer-set
prices
and
sell
merchandise
at
what
they
consider
a
reasonable
mark-up.
There
has.
been
the
biggest
buying
activity
since
Christmas.
The
Right
House
store,
in
announcing
breaking
of
agreement
with,
manufacturers,
had
a
big
advertisement
In
the
newspaper
giving
price
reductions
in
a
long
line
of
price-fixed
merchandise.
Smaller
ads
by
other
retailers
did
not
refer
to
price-fixing,
merely
announcine
mark-downs
strips
on
frozen
lakes
and
test
asked
him
to
withold
his
final
new
winter
warfare
equipment
decision.
were
announced
yesterday
by
the
I
Canadian
Army.
Dubbed
"Exercise
Eager
Beav-j
Air
PaSSeilQerS
er
1,"
it
will
be
the
largest
of
any
j
"
peacetime
all-engineering
To
Vancouver
today
A.
L.
schemes
and
will
comprise
135
Holmes,
W.
Peters,
W.
Wylie.
W.
Canadian
and
300
United
States
McDonald,
Y.
Benstead,
J.
Bal-Army
engineers
in
the
area
of
man,
H.
Hillard,
J.
Busch,
H.
Kluane
Lake,
130
miles
north
of
:
Helgerson,
A.
H.
McLean,
Mr.
Whitehorse
ln
the
Yukon.
Nelson.
The
exercise
will
begin
Janu-
j
To
Sandspit
(today)
Mrs.
S.
ary
15
and
will
not
finish
until
1
Wilson.
Mr.
Bing,
Miss
G.
Dow-nexlJuly.
ille.
A.
L.
Ciirk.
(w,
wnile
the
United
Nitions
Mediator
in
n.asiii"ii
.
w.
jaa,
!0rces
a
10
rlte
his
report,
war
Is
openly
talked
about
In
India
and
Pakistan,
and
the
the
tWo
each
other.
The
chief
rat.iori
Commonweath
members
are
lined
up
against
i
'I
that
1
lunger
lnslde
Kashmir,
along
the
cease-fire
line,
but
in
the
Punjab
a
grave
.
dl
strateEte
-ni-,ciHrnii.,.
i
nniitirai
ones.
A
war
in
an
area
Airdrieonians
2,
Raith
Rovers
1
came
through
the
car
when
we
East
Fife
3,
Third
Lanark
2
j
had
stopped
for
the
night.
Prin-Hibernian
1,
Morton
0
I
cess
Elizabeth
was
into
every-
Partick
Thistle
2,
Stirling
Al-
thing,
asking
questions,
and
in-
bion
1
I
speoting
the
pantry."
Qeen
of
the
South,
1,
Aberdeen
I
"Princess
Elizabeth
is
charm-2
.ing
and
both
she
and
Prince
St.
Mirren
1,
Heart
0
1
Philip
are
a
very
lovely
couple
Forfar
Athletic
3,
Dundee
'and
very
friendly,"
said
Chef
United
3
(tie)
j
Hoadley.
I'llOW
iiln
w.uwiuna
nave
aiicoujf
iipnu
u..v.w
rounderiT
e
Rus'an
penetration
of
Sinkiang
and
the
Chinese
annexation
of
Tibet,
r
com
Communist
forces,
might
easily
set
the
match
to
the
world's
powder
maga-
itft,
um
u
18
are
armed
by
Britain,
jnd
a
constant
stream
ol
heavy
arms
conunws
"ere
tu
both
countries.
on
certain
merchandise.