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VOL.
XL,
No.
128
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
FRIDAY,
JUNE
1,
1951
MS
PiriiDss
tmm
.
For
Lie
Suggests
Truman
Wqnf
r
,a
War
at
38th
HUG
vsn
Urges
Irani
President
To
Enter
Negotiations
WA
(('!')
Trygve
Lie,
United
Nations
v-geiK'i'al,
today
called
upon
the
Commu-ay
whether
they
would
agree
to
a
cease-fire
a
"approximately
along
the
38th
parallel."
!
.
r.N..
p-i..tf
stmifin
Mr.
Lie
also
warned
that,
if
"
RIFLE
BATTALION
Lt.
-Col.
the
year-old
fighting
continued
United
Nations
member
would
B.
be
expected
to
throw
In
addi-
fm
Change
Radio
TEHRAN
(CP)
Pres-jident
Truman
intervened
'
personally
today
in
Iran's
j
oil
crisis.
He
sent
a
letter
to
Premier
Mohammed
Living
Cost
Up
Slightly
lional
forces
and
battle
with
all
the
strength
that
can
be
safely
committed
to
the
action.
"I
believe
the
time
has
come
for
a
new
effort
to
end
the
fighting
In
Korea,"
l.e
told
the
United
Association
of
Canada.
Prince
Rupert
Faced
By
Challenge
of
Ne
w
Era
of
Development
Business
Men
Should
Prepare
Themselves
for
Changed
Conditions,
Says
If.
G.
T.
Perry
A
"great
challenge
is
facing
us
in
Prince
Rupert,"
H.
G.
T.
Perry,
publisher
-and
managing
director
of
the
Daily
News,
told
a
Rotary
luncheon
yesterday.
He
charged
business
men
and
citizens
"to
prepare
to
meet
a
great
surge
in
the
population
of
your
city."
"
Mr.
Perry
predicted
that
in
verge
of
a
complete
cnange.
two
years
Prince
Rupert
would
"u
ls
throbbing
and
pulsat-have
4.000
more
people,
"and
I
ln8
witn
economic
activity
as
vm
(in
ins
ami
Edward
WiUiam
Cutbill
of
Niagara
Falls,
Ont.,
38,
former
military
attache
to
Poland,
has
been
named
to
command
the
1st
Canadian
Rifle
Battalion
of
the
27th
Brigade
Group.
Overseas
with
the
Royal
Hamilton
Light
Infantry
in
the
Second
World
War,
Col.
Cutbill
was
attached
to
the
British
Army
and
Royal
Air
Force
and
served
in
North
Africa
and
Sicily.
He
was
recently
assistant
adjutant-general
with
the
directorate
of
organization
at
Army
headquarters.
'CP
from
National
Defence
-
Recommcnils
(
BC
(harie
OTTAWA
The
cost
of
living
index
in
April
made
one
of
the
smallest
advances
In
recent
months,
climbing
to
a
new
high
of
182
from
181.8.
,A
(CP)-
Tin'
report
of
royal
commission
on
Mossadegh,
urging
negotiations
be
instituted
with
Great
Britain
for
a
settlement
of
the
"explosive"
situation.
The
problems
arise
from
Iran's
Insistence
upon
nationalization
of
her
oil
resources
including
the
big
Anglo-Iranian
Oil
Company.
Brooklyn
Wins
Over
Phillies
icieiices
was
taolea
in
j
of
Commons
today.
locument
recommends
Cinaciian
Broadcasl-
-ratson
retain
conuui
jr(lcastini!
and
tele-j
was
a
4
to
1
major
-
jwiiialkm.
BROOKLYN
Oi
Carl
Erskine's
steady
relief
pitching
helped
Brooklyn
top
Philadelphia
Thursday
night
4
to
3
in
a
game
marred
by
a
run-in
between
Rus
Meyer
and
Jackie
Robinson.
am
modest
in
this
prediction
Is
Drowned
J
At
Quesnel
QUESNEL
Donald
Humble
of
Victoria
ls
believed
to
have
been
drowned
while
working
on
.
a
water
rights
survey
in
the
wil-!
yiadcasiltiR
was
des-
never
seen
since
the
construction
of
the
Grand
Trunk
railway.'
All
the
way
to
the
east
of
Prince
Rupert
industry
was
developing.
Small
towns
and
villages
were
i
-public
.service,"
not
1"
Robinson
scored
the
run
that!
NEW
STAMPS
Portraits
of
.
.
LOOSE
ENDS
.
.
.
By
BRUCE
HUTCHISON
Editor-in-Chief,
Victoria
Daily
Times
(This
is
the
second
of
a
series
of
four
articles
dealing
with
the
federal
deflationary
program
shouid
be
no
increase
former
Canadian
Prime
Min
radio
licence
but
the
proved
decisive
when
Meyer
dropped
the
throw
on
a
rundown
play
in
the
eighth.
isters
Sir
Robert
Laird
Borden
K'nnri
W
I.
Mjclf
M7
WSna
n
might
be
allowed
taking
on
"an
entirely
new
picture.','
Expansion
could
already
be
Iderncss
at
the
junction
of
the!
Jackio
was
trapped
off
third
,.....-..n.At
mm
r.art
SW.II.v
l..a
.
Having
headed
a
post-war
board
of
reconstruction
for
Brit-tish
Columbia,
the
publisher
said
research
had
shown
that
for
every
man
newly
employed
In
a
primary
industry,
four
and
a
half
people
found
jobs
in
supplementary
industry.
The
new
pulp
mill
established
at
Watson
Island
by
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
"will
have
a
profound
Influence
on
the
future
In
Prince
Rupert,"
he
said.
It
was
expected
employment
at
the
cellulose
mill
would
be
around
OTTAWA.
In
the
classic
economy
of
the
19th!
noted
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
Fraser
and
Blackwater
Rivers,
housing
situation
was
proof
fifty
miles
north
pf
Quesnel.
TJite
funds
be
made
""""
-
i"""
or
the
National
Film
enougn.
And
Ana
here
nere
Mr
Mr.
ferry
appear
on
two
new
stamps
to
be
put
on
sale
June
25.
The
stamps
are
the
first
in
a
series
honoring
former
prime
ministers
who
have
not
yet
appeared
on
Canadian
stamps.
(CP
PHOTO
i
J
"D
"i
"'e
uiiik
rate
was
a
Humble
is
reported
to
be
one!
preuy
stopped
for
a
moment,
then
said
devastating
thing.
Merely
by
increasing
or
decreas
aid
fur
universities,
As
Robinson
dashed
home,
Meyer
dropped
the
throw
but
was
blocked
off
the
plate.
There
was
a
brief
flare-up
at
the
plate.
iacmu
a
crisis,
is
!
of
three
members
of
a
survey
team
hurled
into
the
Blackwater
when
a
boat
upset.
His
companions
scrambled
to
shore.
-W.
ing
its
charges
for
loans,
the
Bank
of
England
could
send
shivers
or
earthquakes
throughout
the
world.
sharply:
"Every
organization
in'
this
city
shouid
bring
the
fullest
possible
pressure
to
bear
on
the
federal
government
to
aid
in
housing
here.
t:siii
of
thi!
commis-
teVmcent
Massey,1
DECENNIAL
COUNT
Last
autumn
the
'Bank
of
1000
men.
This
would
not
mean
(mine
university
of
Chinese
Reds
Digging
in
Canada
raised
the
rate
of
interest
it
charged
to
private
banks
when
they
borrowed
money.
No
shivers
or
earthquakes
followed,
because
the
classic
economy
was
dead.
A
HOUSING
DISGRACE
"I
think
it
is
a
disgrace
that
Census
Taking
in
Vast
Skeena
Area
Begins
if
Landings
the
powers
that
be
have
not
!
..stirot
lated
expenditure
in
nous-;
Putting
Up
Stubborn
Resistance
that
4000
people
would
find
new
Jobs
in
this
vicinity,
but
he
considered
there
would
be
a
minimum
of,
one
Job
created
here
for
each
one
held
In
the
primary
'
"--"I
--'
industry.
predict
that
within
two
years
you
will
have
a
population
increase
in
Prince
Rupert
of
4,000
people
and
that
is
a
modest
figure,"
Mr.
Perry
.'tontary
ago
the
banfc'g
-aethm-
I
could
successfully
do
that
be-i
TOKYO
(CP)
Chinese
Communists
bolstered
would
have
been
violently
de
AMWICtX
m.
M.WKi,
Storage,
lfc,
!
Enumerators
Start
IJig
Job
by
Foot,
Boat,
Car
and
Aircraft
cause
"private
capital
doesn't
go
their
defences
today
in
ridge
lines
guarding
their
,
Icidbank
LZXLTZ
&
fe
flucea
oank
loans,
which
the
into
housing."
The
returns
from
1
...
.
;
r
'
,
T,
are
such
investments
were
too
small
1
Vital
massing
area
in
Red
Korea.
I
main
ingredient
of
so-called
1
a
ninri
tonir
t
,mhi.rf
money.
Last
autumn
bank
loans,
CANADIAN
SOW.
Storage,
19.9c,
While
foot-slogging
counters
commence
their
'
,
....
.
.
00
Cnmn
nann
a
m
rrht
U1
tVtlnlr
iW
hot
Indian
Women
Demand
house-to-house
visitations
from
end
to
end
.
of
the
j
Rn
increased
population
would
back
into
Yanghu
at
the
eastern
a"?
e
money
supply,
contin-end
n
"
a
f
and
of
the
Hwachon
reservoir
"ef
on
the
eastern
front
today
at
,
inf
lanibie,
m
bB
?
f
i
noon
for
the
second
straight
day.
W,
the'nfoTanXs
S
Thy
had
fought
their
way
in
on.
in
fhat
th
ofrm
clol
V,,.,
.,
Pacific,
20c,
iO.fKio,
Bacon.
20c,
'
Queen.
6S,(K)0.
Atlin,
city,
other
enumerators
have
taken
to
boats
and
cars!mak?
"4br,Bht
future
tot
busi-
"
,
,
,
,
,
.
i
,
,
.
ness
'
but
this
need
not
neces-
to
cover
the
more
scattered
and
isolated
sections
of
i
sarlly
f0u0Wi
Mr.
perry
toid
Vast
Skeena
'
:
-
I
fellow
Rotatians.
What
would
Equal
Rights
With
Men
.Thursday.
Friday
they
-met
no
in
the
3Utumn
hadBnot
beeft
""
"""
I
observed
by
the
private
bank.
Communist
troops
bitterly
called
them
in
and
sueeested
...,n
i.,o
(
and
eiven
name.
dhow,
ne
airesseu,
was
a
main.
niiLiait
win
vc
nnjyiujvu
j
ed
Increase
in
competition.
9.000
uj-tma
rf
lh
far
nnrr.hprn
nart.s
!
AQUress,
H-
19,0(10;
I.sa,
'up.
head
of
1
3.
Relationship
to
f
tv,
gi
th
ii.ennhii
"And
I
advise
the
business
men
to
prepare
themselves
to
meet
son,
census
oeU
under
wav
todav.
household.
(Head,
wife,
.
BELLA
BELLA
(CP)
A
new
type
of
labor
dis-
PPseri
Allied
Patro's
along
the
that
it
was
about
time
to
halt
,
,.
.,,
,
125-mile
Korean
.front
except
the
current
financial
lunacy,
pute-arose
Thursday
in
fishing
Villages
along
'the
at
two
ends
of
Hwachon
reser-.The
banks
promised
to
redu$
British
Columbia
coast.
Indian
women
have
declared
voir-
oana
up
to
two
miles
were
then-
loans
that
,
is,
the
monoy
.
..
.
.
..
XT
,.
-r,
reported
near
Hwachon.
supply.
About
the
same
time
a
strike
against
the
braves
of
the
Native
Brother-
0
th
western
front
an
A
'the
price
of
Government
bonds
the
challenge
of
competition."
The
lob
ls
to
be
finished
dur-,
longer,
etc.)
4.
Household
number.
(For
Slmilarily,
'
he
said
the
city
h
Having
hood
of
British
Columbia,
i
council
would
be
challenged
with
a
much
greater
responsibility
and
it
would'
have
to
offer
"greater
service
to
an
increased
.
.
.erican
staff
officer
said
the
.
suddenly
dropped
when
the
TROWBRIDGE,
England
itP
Chinese
appeared
to
be
digging
Fed"al
Reserye
Board,
trl-
gTrouble
Hymn
books
more
than
100
years
;
in
to
"resist
any
further
Allied
J.
'
"
uvcl
"lc
1
code
use
by
enumerator.)
5.
Sex.
.
Age
at
last
birthda"V.
(Prior
to
June.)
7.
Marital
status.
(Single,
married,
widowed,
divorced.)
8.
Does
this
person
live
on
a
farm?
(For
complete
figures
on
"(Continued
on
page
6)
U.S.
Treasury,
pulled
its
props
injr
the
month
of
June
or
soon
thereafter.
Two
boats
nave
left
Prince
Rupert
with
enumerators.
The
Tyee,
Capt.
Charles
Carlson,
Is
covering
the
lower
part
of
the
coast,
taking
in
small
logging
camps
and
canneries
including
tiie
Kltlmat
and
Kemano
Bay
area,
scene
of
the
new
Alumi;
num
Co.
of
Canada
developments.
W.
H.
Doumont
is
the
old
were
found
inside
a
church
advance
toward
the
Chorwon-crgan
here
when
lt
was
being
re-
Kumhwa-P
yongyang
supply
paired.
triangle."
'nit
Princess
Kjl
t
Belfast
population."
"And
we,
who
pay
the
taxes
will
have
to
have
a
complete
reorientation
of
our
outlook."
Expansion
demanded
Improvement
of
services
and
such
im
'S
-The
King
hasde-Manimminn
of
the
'w
I
IflUl
1
V
annnuiworl
TODAY'S
STOCKS
provement
"comes
from
the
The
HiiEham
p.,i
....
(enumerator
on
the
Tyee.
sienrri
hu
fr,,,,
a.J'
range
of
the
Tyee
is
from
Tele-
Mrs.
Mary
Hail
of
Bella
Bella,
president
of
the
Native
Sisterhood
of
British
Columbia,
says
the
group
"is
on
strike
now
to
demand
a
full
and
equal
voice
with
'
men
in
running
of
our
affairs."
She
said
that
Indian
women
cannery
workers,
netmakers
and
menders,
now
have
no
voice
in
the
bargaining
carried
on
in
the
coast
fishing
by
the
Brotherhood.
The
Native
Brotherhood
bargains
collectively
for
Indian
fisherman
'much
as
the
United
Fishermen
and
Allied
Workers'
Union
does
for
white
fishermen.
"We
are
on
strike
for
equality
and
vote
and
we
mean
business,"
Mrs.
Hall
said.
(Courtesy
S.
t.
Johnston
Co.
1.1(1.)
j
wu.
vv,
m,.
UnfKnt
Newsprint
Going
up
people"
small
businesses,
property
owners,
and
not
from
big
industry.
Mr.
Perry
lauded
the
pioneers
of
the
North
whose
"hopes
and
great
visions"
for
40
years
never
hlw
been
confined
','!n
fr
the
past
week
of
Influenza.
11
n,lW
a
small
or.o
r.f
VANCOUVER
Bralorne
.'.
5.80
B
R
X
.".
03
Caribix)
Quartz
1.10
Beattle
46
Bevcourt
42
Buffalo
Canadian
19
Consol.
Smelters
....148.00
Con
west
2.85
A
second
boat,
the
W.
S.
L.,
owned
by
Anthony
Macdorfa'.d
and
with
William
Ness
as
enumerator,
is
covering
points
along
the
coast
from
Khutzamateen
Inlet
to
Mllbank
Sound.
Robert
Traquair,
whose
enumerating
assignment
is
from
materialized,
but
who
had
met
'"'lamination
in
the
.07
Congress
.52
.19
Donalda
Eldona
constitutional
SilRht."
Further
Hike
is
Announced
by
Ontario
Company
$10
Per
Ton
.
Toronto
0
The
Abitibl
the
challenge
of
set-backs;
the
troubles
and
problems
of
founding
communities
"and
I
know
something
about
that."
"The
pioneers
have
laid
the
7
wpk
the
55-year-
East
Sullivan
7.65
Giant
Yellowknife
6.75
Tucks
Inlet
and
into
the
lower
rrh
cancelled
a
visit
to
from
under
the
bond
market,
!So
now
we
have
in
Canada
a
definite
attempt
to
halt
the
expansion
of
bank
loans,
or
money,
and
a
higher
interest
rate
which
follows
the
fall
in
bond
prices.
In
short,
it
is
mighty
difficult
to
borrow
and
spend
money
and
thus
force
up
the
price
of
goods.
Classic
measures
of
deflation
at
the
source
Instead
of
the
unworkable
attack
on
symptoms
known
as
price
control
are
at
work,
but
will
they
succeed?
No
one
can
tell.
All
that
the
Canadian
Government
knows
so
far
Is
that
bank
loans
continued
to
rise
in
the
first
quarter
of
the
year
despite
the
banks'
promise
to
curtail
them.
However,
such
a
curtailment
takes
time.
It
is
unreasonable
to
expect
any
real
change
before
midsummer.
If
by
then
loans
are
still
rising
either
we
are
going
to
plunge
into
further
Inflation
or
the
Government
must
take
still
more
drastic
deflationary
steps.
As
stated
in
an
earlier
dispatch,
the
Government
ls
pretty
confident
bar-(Contlnued
on
page
6)
LONDON
flu
Two
zoos
have
exchanged
their
spotted
hyenas
because
one
liked
them
with
big
spots,
the
other
with
small
spots.
i-.i
Skeena
Valley
through
Port
Ed-
j
powpr
and
Pappr
Co.
Ltd.
today
wara,
tne
fciceena
siougn
BI1U
,
announced
a
$10
a
ton
Increase
TheWeather
foundations,"
he
said.
It
was
up
to
the
young
men
to
take
every
advantage
of
lt.
Tyee,
will
use
a
car
on
his
beat
m
(ne
p.lce
of
ncwsprint.
This
which
is
as
far
as
Amsbury.
.
.,
th
N
w
Yoik
price
to
$116
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harricana
Heva
Jacknife
Joliet
Quebec
..
Little
Long
Lac
'
uand
which
was
due
"lay.
T.
'cen
Elizabeth
and
Mwnaret
are
making
"1V'0R
at
Belfast
for
f
V1t
amid
general
.
"aeamst
anti-British
31
Vj
16
82
.10
9V2
.50
61
....
.12
With
H.
F.
Olassey
as
census;
.
tn
Canacllan
price
to
COMPLETE
CHANGE
commissioner
for
the
area
and
Synopsis
Frost
was
confined
to
sections
r
.v.a
....
i
..
j
,
.
v.
-
$112.
So
far
no
other
company
Today,
Mr.
Perry
believed,
the
has
announced
an
increase
'
""c
"UUK"J
"u
"le
,hnl.
North
ronnlr.
a
on
th.
Bulkley
Valley
region
overnight
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.05
The
increase
is
effective
July
1.
Abitibl
said
that
the
present
increase
'
was
made
necessary
through
steadiiy
Increasing
casts.
although
relatively
clqar
skies
were
general
throughout
the
Ulterior.
Clouds
spread
.over
the
coastal,
sections
and'
into
the
northern
interior
overnight,
associated
with
a
weak
disturbance
moved
over
the
Alaskan
Hedley
Mascot
55
Indian
Mines
23
'2
Pend
Oreille
7.50
Pioneer
2.00
Premier
Border
.29
Privateer
9!4
Sheep
Creek
1.51
Silbak
Premier
.41
Taku
River
.07
Vananda
15
,4
Salmon
Gold
03
,
Silver
Standard
2.33
Western
Uranium
2.02
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
6.10
A
P
Con
36
Atlantic
2.95
Calmont
1.12
C
&
E
15.00
Central
Leduc
2.10
Home
Oil
13.50
Mercury
12
Okalta
2.55
Pacific
Pete
9.20
Princess
1.45
Royal
Canadian
13
'4
Royalite
14.00
TORONTO
Allium
05
Aumaque
23
At
Ottawa
Production
Minister
Red
Casualties
Exceed
Million!
"V'f
Stewart
and
'n.
Port
Edward,
to-ru'd
by
police
to
(
"
in
Oakalla
Jail,
"meted
of
a
sup-erve
two
on,
six
months
for
Howe
said
in
art
interview
today
that
the
government
had
been
notified
of
intent
by
the
manu
Alex
McRae
as
field
supervisor
(the
interior
portion
of
the
riding
is
being
handled
by
Walter
Wilson
of
Burns
Lake
as
field
supervisor),
other
enumerators
are
as
follows:
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
Janet
Spark,
Mrs.
Ethel
McLean,
Mrs.
Myra
Chappie,
Mrs.
Muriel
Thompson,
Mrs.
Kathleen
Lind-seth,
Mrs.
Dorothy
Kellback,
Mrs.
Lslay
Doumont,
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Evans.
Masset
Ed
F.
Evans.
.
Ocean
Falls
Gordon
J.
Duncan
and
E.
W.
King.
Skidegate
E.
C.
Stevens.
Port
Clements
William
J.
Rennie.
Bella
Coola
Molly
Walker.
McKenzle
Red
Lake
46
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.50
Moneta
30
"4
Negus
76
Noranda
73.00
Louvlcourt
16
Pickle
Crow
1.51
San
Antonio
2.41
Senator
Rouyn
17'i
Sherrit
Gordon
,.
3.05
Steep
Rock
7.60
Silver
Miller
1.61
Upper
Canada
1.50
panhandle.
Some
showers
are
WASHINGTON,
DC.
iff1
Total
'
'
expected
to
develop
throughout
enemy
casualties
in
Korea
the
northern
and
central
inter-
facturer
to
increase
the
price
of
newsprint
and
had
decided
not
to
intervene.
-"tides
-
through
May
30
reached
1.133.-
lor
during
the
next
two
days.
410,
the
Department
of
Defence
Forecast
estimated
today.
This
represents
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
an
increase
of
108.006
since
May
today
and
Saturday.
Little
iv
Highway
Saturday,
June
2.
1950
Don't
Forget
DANCING"
f
f
feet
High
23.
'change
in
temperature.
Lignt!
The
total
ls
made
up
of
682.238
winds.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
'
battle
casualties,
138.880
non-
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy
and
battle
losses
and
H9.417
prison-'
Sandspit.
45
and
50;
Trlnce
Iiu-.!
ers
of
war
through
May
16.
I
per
t,
45
and
56.
-
I
ei-race-Road
17.3
feet
3
8
feet.
8
1
feet
12:24
6:07
18:00
Eire
Gov't.
Is
Returned
Low
J"C.S
hnntnr
fnl.
k
ZB
conttions
will
week-end
'Smith,
lair
tv
-
terrace
to
TIIE
QUESTIONS
Census
enumerators
will
fill
out
a
separate
card
for
every
man,
woman
and
child
living
at
midnight
on
May
31.
Following
are
the
questions
to
be
asked
and
information
entered,
numbered
on
the
card,
with
brief
Tonight
ot
Job's'
Daughters'
Jamboree
Armories,
6th
W
10
p.m.
Featuring
Ernte
Stevens
and
his
Six-Piece
Swing
Band
Fish
Pond
at
7:15.
Doors
open
7
Admission
40c.
Children
Free
Uorreen-Smithers
DUBLIN.
Almost
complete
returns
in
the
Eire
elections
Indicate
the
return
to
office
of
Premier
Costelio's
coalition
government.
Early
returns
had
favored
Eamon
de
Valera's
Fianna
Fail
but
later
results
went
to
the
government.
Keep
Up
with
the
Jones'
PHONE
99
.
lhe
weather
4
stays
NMt.
ard
will
in-
in.
"vt"ers
Uj
caution.
should
explanations
where
necessary:
j
1.
Surname
or
family
name,