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VOL.
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217
PRINCE
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SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
15.
1951
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American
League
Continues
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Big
Vic
Raschl
and
squat
Yoet
Berra
Judge'
Chambers,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
August
20th,
1951.
location
Answer
Atlantic
Treaty
Nations
Must
Get
Balance
of
Power
Conference
at
Ottawa
Is
Told
by
Van
Zeeland,
President
of
Council
OTTAWA
(CP)
Military
power
of
12
member
nations
of
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Organization
is
still
far
below
the
level
of
Communist
armed
might,
Foreign
Minister
Paul
van
Zeeland
of
Bel
Preacher
Roe
hurled
his
20th
victory
of
the
season
and
Andv
Pafko
hit
his
24th
home
run
as
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
National
League
leaders,
deleated
Pitts-
!
burgh
Pirates
3
to
1.
!
The
win
kept
Brooklyn
six
games
ahead
of
the
Giants.
Philadelphia
Phillies,
aided
by
I
four
errors,
defeated
Cincinnati
.Reds
10
to
4.
,
Boston
Braves
cl
alined
a
7
to
4
I
teamed
up
yesterday
and
guld-
ed
the
New
York
Yankees
to
i
within
one
percentage
point
of
the
pace-setting
Cleveland
Indians.
Raschl
.pitched
one-hit
ball
lllrc
ri.(innnifndation
nav
raiinymen
1UVER
'f
Relocation
adical
Sons
of
Freedom
)nti.;li
Columbia
oners
;
triumph
over
St.
Louis
Cardinals
j
after
waiting
more
than
a
month
j
to
receive
credit
for
the
game
;
In
National
League
records.
The
game
had
been
suspended
Au-igust
2
,
to
allow
the
Braves
to
gium
said
today.
"
"A
balance
is
the
only
way
In
j
catch
a
train.
Inflation
which
war
can
be
avoided,
'
Van
for
seven
Innings
and
Berra
clouted
a
grand
slam
home
run
to
escort
the
Bombers
to
a
5
to
2
'victory
over
Detroit
Tigers.
Boston's
third
piace
Red
Sox
claimed
to
within
three
games
of
the
Indians
by
humbling
the
last
place
St.
Louis
Browns
9
lo6.
Southpaw
Bobby
Shantz
shJt
out
Chicago
3
to
0
for
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
to
chalk
up
his
16th
victory
against
nine
losses
In
an
American
League
night
game.
It
was
Shantt's
third
shutout
of
the
year.
NATIONAL
LEAGI'E
The
New
York
OlanU
defeated
Chicago
Cubs
7
to
2
In
the
National
League.
Five
Chicago
errors
helped
the
Olants
to
win.
Is
Threat
Zeeland.
president
of
the
North
Atlantic
Council,
declared
in
opening
the
seventh
session
of
the
council.
He
said
that
NATCO
was
pressing
to
catch
up
to
the
military
strength
of
"adversaries
of
our
common
civilization."
He
added:
"We
are
still
a
long
Baseball
Scores
American
New
York
5,
Detroit
2.
Boston
9,
St.
Louis
6.
Chicago
3,
Philadelphia
0.
National
New
York
7,
Chicago
2.
Brooklyn
S,
Pittsburgh
1.
Philadelphia
10,
Cincinnati
4.
Boston
7.
St.
Louis
4.
Will
be
discussed
at
NATO
Conference
in
Ottawa
Next
week
OTTAWA
P
There
is
a
"very
nii)
iT
a
solution
or
simin
problem,
Geof-rev
suiu
here
last
night.
,
is
vice
-rhairman
of
a'Utive
committee
on
r
problems.
,iir,n
to
another
country
:
nunc!
impossible.
Ten
-
have
refused
them
ad-
and
dispersal
of
the
elijtimix
sect
across
Can-
Ir'dividual
families
Is
bie.
iimmHH'c
has
recommit
the
Doukhobors
be
by
bciiiR
moved
from
itinay
homes
to
isolated
inhere
th.y
could
be
orting.
DKMWIIKI)
N
'
Ru
ilway
workers
;i
demanded
action
to
ails
of
terrorism
by
freedom
Doukhobors
in
'mays.
Dear
Triendej
Tor
a.i
long
as
any
of
us
can
remeaber,
the
doors
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
nave
teen
open
to
the
sick
and
injured
of
this
community,
twenty-four
hours
a
day,
year
after
year
Without
discrimination
of
any
kind
'
It
has
served
the
needs
of
our
citizens.
As
our
growing
community
taxed
the
facilities
of
our
hospital,
expansion
kept
pace
with
the
requirements.
.
Today,
however,
we
are
faced
with
a
serious
shortage
of
beds
and
the
heating
plant
has
become
inadequate
for
our
needs.
For
this
reason
I
am
appealing
to
all
citizens
to
join
with
me
In
the
first
Capital
Fund
Raising
Campaign
the
hospital
has
ever
undertaken.
We
have
much
to
be
grateful
for.
'
Eere
is
our
opportunity
to
acknowledge
our
responsibility
to
our
hospital
and
ourselves.
I
have
every
confidence
you
will
want
to
do
your
part
in
making
this
$75,
00p
Modernization
Fund
Campaign
the
success
it
should
be.
way
from
our
objective.
Labor
Board
Is
Criticized
real
feeling"
among
western
leaders
that
inflation
has
become
a
major
menace
to
western'
security,
External
Affairs
Minister
L.
B.
Pearson
told
a
press
conference
here
in
disclosing
that
both
short
and
long
range
economic
aspects
ot
rearma
Battle
Over
Blonde-Franchot
Tone
Comes
Out
Second
Best
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council
Thursday
night
endorsed
a
motion
by
the
Vancouver
body
condemning
action
of
the
Labor
Relations
Board
in
de-certMying
the
Marine
Work
HOLLYWOOD
(CP)
Franchot
Tone,
out
of
r
o!
r
T
'enom
nave
ments
are
going
to
be
examined
by
those
leaders
at
the
Nations
of
the
Atlantic
Treaty
Organization
here
during
the
next
week.
The
capital
is
already
filling
with
delegates.
Inflation
has
become
as
big
a
threat
as
bombs
to
tire
western
world,
Mr.
Pearson
said.
town
Thursday
night
with
a
bride-to-be,
ran
into
the
flying
fists
of
a
groom-to-be.
He
wound
up
in
hos-'pital
Friday
with
concussion
of
the
brain
and
a
ers
ti
Boilermakers'
Union
in
the
small
boat
yards
of
Van
couver.
A
letter
from
Hon.
John
Cates,
:nrd,
for
recent
railway
in
the
West
Kouten-
ilwaymcn
are
asking
to
ir
working
hours
re-o
conform
with
shorter
hmirs.
s
of
the
railwaymen's
vxv.:e
uovrmment
au-!or
"i.ick
of
action"
In
erronsm.
minister
of
labor,
stated
to
the
I
For
that
reason
the
Atlantic
meeting
that,
while
nothing
had
j
Pact
council
wouid
devote
a
lot
been
allowed
in
the
estimates
i
of
its
time
to
studvine
the
rela-
smashed
face.
The
beating
it
was
one
of
Hollywood's
thumplngest
in
several
seasons
was
administered
by
actor
Tom
Neal
who
was
waiting
for
Tone
when
he
came
To
Increase
Mail
Service
Sincerely,
W.
0.
Fulton.
!
this
year
for
setting
up
a
full
tionship
between
rearmament
time
fair
wage
inspector
at
and
the"
economy
of
the
free
1
Prince
Rupert,
request
of
the
world.
.
,
council
would
be
placed,
before
,
,
,
,
I
INKS
NKW
TIMBER
I
the
legislature.
-
i
j
Civic
matters
were
discussed!
!
and
delegates
were
urged
to
see
i
Big
Prizes
home
with
blonde
Barbara
Pay-ion
.
While
Barbara
screeched,
the
35-year-old
Neal
knocked
Tone
out
so
cold
it
took
several
hours
to
restore
him
to
consciousness.
The
veteran
actor.
46
years
of
age,
was
operated
on
later
lor
multiple
fractures
-including
a
broken
nose
and
left
cheekbone.
AN
increase
in
mail
service
between
Print
Rupert,.,
and
interior
points
is
a
likelihood
with-
the
advent
of
the
six-day-a-week
train
service
September
30,
says
Portmaster
J.
R
Morison.
No
official
word
has
yet
been
received
regarding
the
mall
but
notification
it;
expected
soon.
i
all
eligible
voters
registered
for
RIA
Columbia
Cellu-i
has
found
good
stands
and
hemlock
timber!
Arrow
Lakes
district,
is
noing
on
with
a
view
hnifiit
of
a
pulp
mill
iWccar
area.
To
Canucks
Next
Move
to
Communists
forthcoming
civic
election
in
December.
G.
W.
Watmough,
after
his
report
on
the
Labor
Day
dance,
i
and
Mrs.
Watmough
were
given
j
a
vote
of
thanks
for
their
assis-
Assizes
to
Sit
Monday
TOKYO
(CP)
The
United
Na
J.
S.
Black
was
tions
today
put
it
up
to
the
tance.
Communists
to
take
the
next
President
step
In
reviving
the
suspended
chairman,
cease-fire
talks
at
Kaesong.
i
Dean
of
Newsmen,
Maritimse,
Dies
ST.
JOHN,
N.B.
Fifty
years
an
artive
newspaperman
in
this
city,
Frank
I.
McCafferty
is
dead.
Much
of
this
time,
he
served
as
A
statement
by
Allied
headquarters
said:
"The
next
move
is
up
to
the
Reds."
Big
Wins
in
Fall
session
of
Supreme
Court
assizes
opens
here
on
Monday
morning
with
Mr.
Justice
Norman
S.
Whiitaker
presiding.
Four
criminal
cases
are
to
be
tried,
including
two
of
manslaughter,
one
of
breaking
and
XL
aumineu
tiiuu
mucu
,al
I
craft
had
strafed
Kaesong
last
Daily
Double
Monday
but
declared
it
was
a
c!ty
editor',
and
was
widely
Dllot
s
mistake.
Fortunes
Gathered
With
Running
of
Famous
St.
Ledger
Race
Today
MONTREAL
(CP)-J.
E.
Walker
of
Vancouver
today
won
$38,000
when
he
held
a
winning
Quebec
Army
and
Navy
sweepstake
ticket
on
Talma
II,
winner
of
the
St.
Leger
classic.
Second
prize
money
$22,887-.
went
to
M.
Munro
of
Vancouve!
who
held
a
ticket
on
Fraise
du
Bols
II.
'
Lucien
Plcard
of
Montreal
will
collect
$15,245
for
a
ticket
on
Medway
III.
Talma
II,
French-owned
100-to-6
outsider,
today
won
the
one-mile
six-furlong
race
at
St.
Leger.
the
list
classic
of
the
English
flat-racing
season.
Fraise
du
Boise
II
was
second
and
Medway
third.
Talma
II
romped
home
an
easy
winner
by
10
lengths.
The
statement
added
that
this
VANCOUVER
An
Exhibi-admission
was
"no
Indication
tion
Park
daily
double
combina-
iw
ii'
vv
u
tiiiuugit
caotci
u
voiinua
and
United
States.
He
was
AP
and
CP
correspondent.
His
age
!
that
the
United
Nations
com-
tion.
Peaceful
Jane
to
Van
Vic,
"1
of
LItr,
i
in.
the
fv,!rnand
.
will
admit
to
any
trump-
yesterday
paid
off
$3,401.10,
be-dcan
newspapermen
ed.up
charge
n(J
maUer
hQW
&
,argest
pay.off
jr
"
"
j
loudly
they
protest."
in
the
history
of
British
Colum-
The
Communists
had
suggest-
bla
racing.
entering,
and
one
of
retaining
stolen
property
and
theft.
H.
B.
King
of
Prince
George
:s
Crown
prosecucor.
Three
civil
cases
are
pending,
one
petition
to
be
dealt
with
in
chambers
and
five
divorce
cases
are
slated.
In
all,
48
people
have
been
summoned
to
appear
lis
Jurors.
Criminal
cases
are:
Rex.
vs.
Clifton
Howard
Borge,
charged
with
manslaughter;
Rex
vs.
Robert
Chaple
Woods,
'
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1
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k'-
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m
ii
hi
in
nm
tin
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;
M'
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1
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I
zi
fummt,
Wv-H.y
.
i
i
mr
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:
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"tii
i
n
i
i
i
'
irT
T
Tl
ed
as
terms
for
a
resumption
of
Three
Vancouver
men
shared
the
conference
that
the
United
the
only
two
tickets
sold.
The
Nations
admit
all
neutral
zone
winners
were
Cyril
McGuire
and
charges
made
by
them
(the
Stan
Goddard,
who
held
an
in-
Alabama
Has
Prison
Break
Communists
I
.
!
terest
In
one
ticket,
and
J.
J.
Diamond,
one
time
horse
owner.
,
Peaceful
Jane
paid
$190.40
for
a
two-win
ticket
and
Van
Vic
re-;
turned
$20
in
second
place.
breaking
and
entering,
defended
!
Old
Country
Air
Passengers
Convicts
Were
in
Entire
Charge
for
Time
Two
Guards
Dismissed
FOOTBALL
by
J.
T.
Harvey;
Rex
vs.
Bernar
Thomas
Kirby,
manslaughter;
Rex
vs.
Adrian
Vanderyagt
East
Germany
Not
in
Favor
BERLIN
(CP)
East
Germany's
Primp
Minister
toriav
rienounced
and
Larry
Swanson,
theft
and
SPEIGNER,
Alabama
(CP)
Six
retaining
stolen
property,
de-
,
of
21
convicts
who
made
a
dar-fended
by
D.
S.
Collins,
Terrace,
lng
break
from
Draper
prison
Following
havt
beta
called
for
't
night
were
back
In
custody
Jury
service:
.today.
Prin.
Pnrwrt
Tlpnrop
A
AH-
Amnno
IhlKo
still
missinff
IS
English
League
DIVISION
I
Ar.vmal
3,
Derb
County
1.
Blackpool
0.
Aston
Villa
3.
Bolton
Wanderers
1,
Preston
To
Vancouver
(today)
D.
iorestei,
J.
Aaron,
A.
Beach,
G.
Hartman,
E.
Gosnel,
Mrs.
Oos-nel,
H.
Jackson,
F.
Lindover,
T.
N.
Varty.
G.
C.
Emerson,
F.
E.
Curtis,
D.
G.
Alexander.
H.
A.
Wickes.
G.
Duncan,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Haddley,
Mr.
Nichols.
To
Sandspit
i
today)
D.
Cannon,
N.
Hale.
land,
George
Alderson,
Robert
D.
33-year-old
Leo
Self,
one
of
Al-
!
Nof':n,End1
'UV:
Chelsea
2,
Huddersfield
Town
tne
decisi0n
0
the
Big
Three
Armstrong,
Donald
Arney.
Nor-
abama's
most
notorious
convicts,
photo
of
KliiR
George
VI.
Queen
Ell
,abeth
and
the
two
Princesses
was
taken
in
1937,
r
after
King
George
ascended
the
throne.
The
King
was
42,
his
Queen
38.
Princess
f
:h
was
10,
Princess
Margaret
7.
Marcel
who
made
four
previous
escapes.
i
foreign
ministers
to
take
West-
man
Bellis,
J.
J.
Bergen
Liverpool
2.
Sunderland
2
(tie
I.
ern
Germany
into
defence
part
Mancnesier
tuy
i,
iwanciies-
nershlp
as
meaning
"prepara
P.
Blaln,
Percy
A.
Bond,
Alfred
He
was
serving
a
ZO-year
sent-
Calderone,
Rupert
J.
Clapp,
L.
ence
for
robbery.
W.
Cromp,
E.
A.
L,
Dawes,
W.
E.
The
prisoners
raided
the
penl-
Dall,
R.
K.
Elkins,
J.
M.
Fields,
tentiary
arsenal
before
escap-
R.
J.
Harrison,
A.
E.
Hedstrom,
F.
ing.
ter
United
2.
j
tions
for
a
new
war
had
reached
M'ddlesborough
2.
Fulham
0.
a
nfvi
an(j
most
serious
stage.
Newscastle
United
7.
Burnley
1.
Prime
Minister
Grotewold
'
Portsmouth
2,
Wolverhampton
made
the
statement
in
a
foreign
Wanderers
3.
policy
speech
at
a
special
ses-
j
Stoke
City
1.
Tottenham
Hot-
sion
of
the
East
German
Volks-
I
TIDES
-
-
Monday.
September
17,
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Timet
High
.
2:12
21.5
feet
14:28
22
0
feet
Low
8:18
3.5
feet
20:44
2.5
fcet
Two
guards
were
discharged
as
a
result
of
the
break.
For
a
time
the
convicts
were
in
entire
control
of
the
prison.
;pur
6.
hammer
(parliament)
Albion
West
Bromwich
J
had
"
T
,
T
"T
w"
J
Charlton
Athletic
1
(tiei
seized,
as
hostages.
I
;
;
t
J
-Z
-,
iy
,
'Slav-
eather
J.
Hicks,
H.
J.
Jefferies,
E.
H.
LaSota,
Albert
Lindseth,
H.
J.
Marchant,
N.
A.
Mazzone,
Herry
Menzles,
Rayner
Montgomery,
A.
T.
Mills;
J.
H.
McGrath,
W.
M.
McKenzie,
R.
A.
McLean,
S.
N.
McLeod.
J.
C.
McNeill,
C.
G.
Peterson
and
J.
R.
Rennie.
Masset-J.
W.
Bridden.
Burns
Lake
Margaret
Louise
Carlson,
S.
V.
Lord.
Bella
Coola
Gerhard
Chris-tensen.
Smithers
R.
J.
Collison
and
A.
E.
Goodenough.
Fred
Rose
Unable
To
Get
Work
Scottish
League
j
DIVISION
"A"
Airdrleonians
2,
Hearts
0.
!
East
Fife
4
Stirling
Albion
0.
Hibernian
4.
Aberdeen
4
tie)
.
Partick
Thistle
1,
'
Morton
I.
Y
'
"
Synopsis
With
warm
dry
air
covering
British
Columbia,
clear
skies
will
persist
in
most
sections
to-
1
MONTREAL,
Sept
15
Fred',,,,.
day
and
Sunday.
Maximum
tern-
(tic).
Rose
has
been
looking
for
em-
i
,
t.
on)h
Third
peratures
both
afternoons
will
!
ploymcnt,
and
says
that
to
date
LaBrt
o
'
range
through
the
70s
and
80s.
Sandsplt
E.
H.
Crawford.
:
he
has
not
been
able
to
find
any.
BASEBALL
SUNDAY
Championship
Game
In
final
series
Gordon
&
Anderson
vs
Abel
&
Odowes
Feature
Attraction
"Old-Timers"
vs
Gordon
&
Anderson
S
p.m.
sharp
.
St.
Mlrrcn
3,
Raith
Rovers
4.
i
"
,
,
,
Clear
to-
I
North
Coast
Region
Fremler
James
Duffitt.
i
Rose,
a
former
Federal
member,
Ocean
Falls
Mary
Ann
Fowler
,
was
recently
released
from
the
'
day
and
tonight,
increasing
T-
IV.S
and
Charles
MacDonald.
IpenlSentiary
where
ha
had
DEAL,
England
'
Alfred
cloudiness
tomorrow
morning,
Port
Edward
W,
D.
Fraser.
j
served
a
term
on
an
espionage
Bodman
was
flung
over
the
rail
becoming
cloudy
In
afternoon.
Hazelton
C.
H.
King.
charge.
i
0f
liis
lifeboat
while
trying
to
Cooler
tomorrow.
Wind
light.
Southbank
Edwin
C.
Lovseth.
i
:
j
aid
a
French
motorboat
in
dis-
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomor-
Topley
S.
S.
Mackie.
!
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
tress.
He
was
hauled
back
on
row
Port
Hardy,
45
and
65;
Grassy
Plains
Archibald
Mc-
East
at
11:16.
was
reported
this
deck
when
his
oilskins
caught
on
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
SO
Gibbon.
,
i
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
,
a
stanchion.
,
and
65.
I
A
recent
th,it
n
1
w
..
r-.Jcflo
Attention
1b
rn-
ft,
he,
.,cir-oid
Prlnfce
Charles.
Princes
Anne
is
temporarily
Ignored,
in
the
peram-
j
n.ing
at
left
in
this
United
Kingdom
Information
uince
rnow,
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rnoio;
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