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I
VI0TC3IA,
B.
C.
lis
DRUGS
DAILY
DELIVERY
AR
W
CABS
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada'
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phone
81
'
VOL.
XL.
No.
191
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
15,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
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I
FT3
elepte:
asDifiiir
8
Big
Fight
Over
Pact
Sub
-
Committee
Proposed
j
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ANKARA.
Turkey
O)
The
death
count
passed
one
hundred
today
as
Caiikiri
province
struggled
to
its
feet
after
Tuesday's
seveia
earthquake.
Many
more
persons
are
still
unaccounted
for
and
are
believed
to
be
lying
beneath
tons
of
rubble
from
collapsed
buildings.
Five
villages
have
been
virtually
levelled.
eak
Out
on
i
To
Iron
Out
Formalities
Hampering
Conference
MUNSAN
(CP)
United
Nations
delegates
suggested
today
that
a
sub-committee
be
?et
up
to
breiiK
through
the
formality
of
truce
negotiations
and
at
However,
Japanese
Treaty
Expected
to
be
Approved
Over
Russia's
Objections
WASHINGTON,
D
C.
CP
United
States
and
Great
Britain
made
public
today
their
final
draft
of
the
peace
treaty
with
Japan.
It
makes
clear
Japanese
obligations
to
pay
partial
repara'icr-.s
ti
Allied
countries
devastated
during
the
war.
Russia
has
bitterly
denounced
the
American-British
sponsored
draft
and
is
reported
ready
to
,wl
T"
"
""'
me,
,,
fimmmm
'ttle
Lake
IA
Sharp
words
rang
Pink
Salmon
Holding
Well
Election
By
September
19
Prince
Rupert
will
have
to
have
a
by-election
before
Bep-l-mbor
Iff,
to
elect
a
new
mayor.
This
Is
the
ruling
received
from
the
office
of
Mu-n'rlpallties
Minister
at
Victoria
bv
City
Clerk
R.
W.
Long
last
night.
Council
attempted
to
avoid
the
by-ei-ction
which
precedes
by
only
three
months
the
regular
two-year
elections.
At
a
sneclal
council
meeting
Friday
night,
an
acting
mayor
wilt
to
appointed
again,
to
replace
pro
tern
acting
mayor
Douglar
Frizzell,
and
likely
a
nomination
day
will
then
be
decided,
said
the
city
clerk.
tempt
to
settle
the
buffer-zone
deadlock
ntativea
showed
I
!
e
t
'J"
Jili
Red
repiese
interest.
w
Buttle
Lake
nearmg.
'r
Tuf.iay
as
E.
W.
water
coiiiptrollt-r,
h
;miHS
hiMi
no
right
to:
s
K
Weslon,
chairman
!
iC
Phit
Commission.!
Simultaneously
,
United
Na-
T
fTiZ.
J
VT
i-
.
Tjr
w
-
The
run
of
pink
salmon
in
the
i
northern
area
of
the
fishing
;
wage
an
all-out
propaganda
battle
against
it
at
the
San
Fran-cisc?
confei-'nee
September
1.
lions
headqua
nounced
that
rters
in
Tokyo
an-
j
jl
f
1
w
.
Tt
I
the
Allies,
U
nec-
?
irfu".
'''i!'
:v.Tf
'
HI
grounds
"is
still
holding
its
own."
J
Iran
Rejects
British
Plan
i
,.r;,
KC,
oimy
Dauirr.
Desp.te
this,
the
Scate
Depart-
fishermen
from
various
areas
confidently
expects
an
reDort
with
hiehest
catches
in
!
ment
the
earlier
part
of
this
week
1
overwhelming
majority
of
Allied
cusary,
will
continue
"destroying
or
driving
out
of
Korea"
the
Red
Chinese
and
Korean
armie.s.
i
Both
delegations
appeared
more
cheerful
than
usual
when
tncy
left
today's
meeting.
found
in
Whale
and
Burke
i
countries
aui
sign
me
pact.
Channels.
I-
Thc
Iat?sl
draft,
the
third,
Itot
Agrees
to
Continue
Discussions
on
Oil
Issue
makes
clear
mat
japan
s
present
With
35
seiners
in
operation,
r
-
r'-:
ii
financial
difficulties
rule
out
averages
in
Whale
Channel
to-
reparations
to.
any
!
tailed
3,000
pinks,
100
chum
and
complete
country.
onsprvMlii'iav..'.,
jump
,,t
to
rielit
Ir
Duncan
I
riht
tu
criticize.
j
,r
Mrns:
'This
man
'
ii,ii:y
lii-re
to
criticize
;
,r.s
of
the
Power
Com-
j
Wiuit
in-
ha
said
Is,
miiaue
to
the
issue.
I
W!awl
-all
this
ten-;ur
Mr,
Weston.
If
any-
,
icizps
the
Power
Com-
j
hey
are
accused
of
be-
i
i.T.iiliious.
Tlie.se
people
i.er
Commission)
forget
125
coho
Monday,
and
in
Burke,
12
seiners
averaged
3.800
Dinks.
'
60
chum
and
30
coho.
!
In
Fisher
Channel
and
Fitz-
!
hugh
Sound,
60
seiners
averaged
TEHRAN
!'
The
cabinet
of
Iran
today
rejected
Great
Brit-
ain's
proposal
for
joint
operation
of
the
nationalized
oil
industry
,
but
expressed
willingness
to
continue
'
negotiations
on
the
dispute.
Iran's
conditions
for
continu-'j
Ing
the
talks
was
that
they
be!
limited
to
implementing
terms
of
i
the
nationalization
law
which
'.
placed
the
vast
British-owned
I
Anglo-Iranian
Oil
Co.
under
j
Iranian
government
control.
I
Indians
Win,
Also
Yanks
American
League
Rare
I'nrhangrd
Giant
Defeat
Brooklyn
Was
Hit
By
Train
Telegraph
Creek
Native
Sustanis
Two
Broken
legg
No
Blockade
By
Britain
Intends
To
Keep
I
p
Favorable
Trade
Relations
With
Russia
servants
of
trie
pco-
2,450
pink,
65
chum
and
75
coho;
i
'
in
Mathieson
Channel,
48
seiners,
j
2,100
pink;
and
in
Seaforth
;
Channel,
sevan
seiners,
2,400
pink
j
and
600
chum.
j
I
Meanwhile,
report
is
expected
j
I
MPRESS
DINING
ROOM
This
is
the
dining
room
of
the
Cftnadian
Pacific
Steamsnlp's
Empress
of
.
Canada,
where
Pr!nre.s
Elizabeth
and
th-j
Dike
of
Edinburgh
will
eat
while
returning
to
England
after
their
Dominion
tour.
The
Empress
of
France,
which
will
bring
the
couple
to
Canada,
has
a
similar
dining
room.
.'
CP
PHOTO)
Three
Ladies
in
Trailer
NEW
YORK
Tight
relief
:
within
a
week
from
several
tuna
'
fishermen
who
proceedd
towards
mms
HC.
Sportsmen's
Dutic
Marshall,
fisher-jrLamaii
and
buslncss--We
consider
.a
Park
the
last
reserve
uver
Island.
If
It
is
n
nnthing
we
have
"
is
II
grounds
west
of
Queen
Charlotte!
"
T
vi
V'
i.i
:
concluded
,,
h
a
big
.
timber
k
deal
,
with
pitching
by
Lou
Brissle
and
a
.
clutch
single
by
Jim
HeganlpJj
snarked
the
Cleveland
Indians
to!
"
IvJI
i
Islands.
ian
village
I
Russia,
is
planning
to
affirm
A
man
who
remained
seated
on
a
railroad
track
while
a
locomotive
and
tender
came
hurtling
towards
him
is
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
with
multiple
injuries
inclutling
two
broken
tnll
.....
Surveyor
Here
Three
jolly
American
women
!
farmers'
wives
from
California
j
who
have
been
on
a
seven
weeks'
;
6
ono
mile
drive
to
the
extreme
j
i
"
"
-
"
"""""
'
"
'
u"
'
make
ami
no
elfort
we
;"-
T
i
thp
Dptrolt
TiR"
Tuesday.
,,A
management
or
j
on
lor
the
future
has;
The
victory
wag
the
twelfth.
C.
H.
Taggart,
lnspector-gen-,
"ly:
..
.
.
,
.
j
Wednesday
that
she
has
no
intention
of
joining
in
any
sort
of
economic
blockade
against
the
Soviet
Union.
j
Qualified
sources
report
Brit-ain
as
starting
taiks
for
purchase
of
nearly
a
million
tons
Another
Riot
In
Utah
Pen
nralRht
for
the
Indians
and
en-
west
of
Alaska
were
in
Prince
nhlnri
the
Trih
In
malntnln
tlii-li-
Cral
Ior
lhe
Department
Of
In-,..
...
Condemned
Slayer
Kills
Guard,
Flees
CHICAGO
(CP)
A
rapist
and
Rupert
overnight
with
their
;
'good
old"
Plymouth
car
and
!
Cozy
Cruiser
trailer.
They
had
of
Soviei
coarse
grains.
Vest
meaning."
He
jit
claiiiMte
proposal
.;:ioranie.
grown
from
i.i.'.ii
diircgard
of
every
of
decent
human
be-
arils
its
own
posterity.
tmir.
(I
on
Page
2i
DnTMT
tV
T'T
I
IT
1IATTWT1TW
dlan
Affairs,
Ottawa,
who
has
"T
"-.
wi.u
waa
wo-aiui-a-nall
wo-and-a-ha
f
Barn,
game
lead
lead
nv
over
strucl
by
tnc
enB'e
at
9
o'clock
een
SDendlne
spenaing
several
several
weeks
weexs
In
in
the
New
York
Yankees
n
the
morning
lone
stretch
'
8
on
a
111
'
"
the
Yukon
on
official
business,
?
i,..,
,r.ot
.
,
,
American
Leagut-
pennant
race
m
c
on
0f
stra.ght
track
near
North
Pa-
The
.Yanks
defeated
Washing-
cific
Cannery.
Geo
,Mt
evenhlg
from
the
Ion
Senators
8
to
3
and
the
third
nortn
Today
he
ls
visiting
Met-
'
CNR
officials
said
Engineer
mure
Boston
Red
Sox
downed
the
lakatla
and
tomorrow
will
be
at
Robert
Smith
reported
the
man
,,c:,s.r.,.ll,
(CP)
The
third
riot
in
as
fair
Hartley
Shawcross,
presi-
make
to
a
Daily
news
reporter
mQ
mnt.
,
,,,,
,
dent
of
the
Board
of
Trade,
is
who
waylaid
tnem
On
Third
multi.mimon.doUar
DrLson
was
expected
to
make
clear
in
a
Philadelphia
Athretlcs
7
to
4
in
Kitkatla
New
townsites
are
be-
did
not
get
off
the
track,
as
ex-
p'cted.
and
the
engine
was
on
the
only
other
American
League
ing
gurveyed
at
both
villages
Mr
a,'t,on-
Taggart
will
continue
,
to
Van-
Brlssie
pitched
three
scoreless
couver
tomorrow
night.
Father
Avenue
mis
morning.
(
put
dQwn
without
bioodsned
statement
that
Britain
believes
Mrs.
Ruth
Busch,
Mrs.
Anna
Tw0
priSon
officials,
held
as
East-West
trade
a
two-way
W
aidley
and
Mrs.
Helen
Dana
of
hostages
under
threat
of
death
sireet
from
which
the
West
rie-Plcasanton,
near
San
Francisco,
'
mogt
of
yesterday,
were
released.
.
rtves
quantities
of
essen-obv-rved
with
pleasure:
'
i
All
inmates
were
ordered
con-.Mal
and
IrrepIaceabUnommodi-
1.
You
Canadians
are
more:
fined
to
their
cells.
'
,
ties.
.
friendly
than
wa
Americans.
You
The
uprising
ended
when
riot
Ruia
recently
primmed
to
can
find
time
to
talk
and
chat
'
leaders
conferred
with
officials
deliver
$28,00i;.000
worth
of
tim-and
make
visitors
welcome.
You
i
who
said
their
grievances
would
'3er
w''h
option
to
supply
an-don't
seem
to
be
so
much
for
i
be
investigated.
,
other
$14,000,000
worth
within
a
Innings
of
relirf
to
pick
up
ills
,
him
before
it
could
be
slopped.
With
Smith
on
thi
east
bound
locomotive
was
ConJuctor
Leo
Rossi.
Police
state
Inkster
Is
from
Telegraph
Creek.
He
was
brought
into
Prince
Rupert
by
the
locomotive.
third
victory
of
the
season.
Began
singled
home
Harry
Simpson
(Synopsis)
Today's
Stocks
(
n.irlrkv
H.
II.
JoliiiMtioi
'.
I.lrt.)
slayer,
awaiting
electrocution,
beat
his
guard
to
death
and
escaped
from
Jail
last
night.
Police,
issued
a
"shoot
to
kill;'
orter,
are
comhing
the
city
for
the
fugitive,
Harry
Williams,
sentenced
to
die
September
14
for
murder.
Puck
Loop
Is
United
grabbing
the
money.
j
iiatea
peaoa
wnicn
was
noi
ais-
2.
We
are
enthusiastic
about
i
A
n
I
closed-
Alaska
after
our
trip
but
we
are
;
f
U
55611
geiS
more
enthusiastic
about
the
Yu-
,
.
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Wether-ell,
of
Bellingham,
were
in
the
city
again
for
a
short
period
dur-
Glenn
ie,
D.
Candow,
Mrs.
A.
1
Big
Jump
in
Milk
Price
Pi
ihi-
air
cover
the,
from
second
base
with
two
out
v:r.
p
tm.ay.
Cloudy
,
n
the
tenth
to
break
up
the
vht
tuI
over
the
north-
game.
Hank
Borowy
was
loser.
awl
along
the
west
Viu.i
fmver
Island
but
I
NATIONAL
t.CAGl'E
I'
ie
lik-.-liho.Ki
of
any'
Npw
Yorlt
Oiants
gained
their
(
prei'ipit
ation
in
these
,lrst
victory
over
Brooklyn
Dod-
ws
are
expected
in
Rors
in
seven
weeks
as
Freshman
al
n-piuns
with
suiiny
Ororge
Spencer
pitched
them
to
mo-,1
ol
the
southern
'
n
1
l"
2
triumph.
Hi
riviini
temperatures
A
pair
of
first-inning
homers
i'
tu
K
to
70
near
the
'
bv
D'n
Mueller
and
Whttey
lie
low
eighties
In
the
Loekman
off
Starter
Erv
Pallca
ilioys.
(helped
the
New
York
Oiants
to
,r
,
Itrim
Brooklyn's
first-place
mar-
,T("""isi)
!
gin
to
1114
games.
VANCOl'VER
American
Standard
13
Bralorne
620
B
R
X
03
Cariboo
Quartz
1
20
Congress
.'..'
.06
Giant
Mascot
99
Indian
Mines
28
Pend
Oreille
8
40
Pioneer
1.95
Premier
Borcrer
41
SEATTLE
(CP)
Pacific
Coast
i
Hockey
League,
stretching
from
kon
and
British
Columbia.
3.
Prince
RuiMTt
ce.-tainly
looks
like
an
up-and-coming
rity.
Your
shops
are
neat
and
interesting
and
your
residential
sect'
ins
are
beautiful.
Our
only
regret
is
that
there
were
several
people
around
town
last
nieht
who
were
having
a
hard
Abbott,
G.
R.
S.
Blackaby,
Mrs.
ing
stop
of
the
Camosun
Tuesday
R.
Smith.
Mrs.
N.
A.
Robertson,
'
on
her
south-jound
trip.
Mr.
J.
Duff.
W.
Bind,
Mrs.
E.
Vurzlng-
Wetherell,
who
is
advertising
er.
G.
W.
Adams.
j
manager
of
The
Bellingham
Her-
To
Sandspit
(today)
E.
Lind-
aid,
said
he
enjoyed
the
trip
seth,
C.
N.
McTavlsh,
C.
Jenkins,
his
first
this
way
"immensely.''
VANCOUVER
Fvasrr
Vailey
farmers,
the
district
extending
from
Hope
to
Stiuamish.
are
Tacoma
to
Sa.skatoon,
will
operate
for
the
1951-52
season
as
a
unit
without
an
eastern
and
western
division.
The
league
members
will
be
Privateer
H3i
seeking
an
Increase
of
40
per-
Reeves
McDonald
4
60.
I
cent
in
bulk
milk
prices
'liiis
time
to
walk
straight
but
Seattle,
Tacoma,
Victoria,
New
a.-,,
i.Ki.Mi
llouny;
ii,,,
r.
h
Fhha
Rl
Plnlre
Immigration
is
Doubled
TliuiMiay
Occasional
Edmon-
and
Sam
Jethroe
helped
young
everybody
seems
OK
this
morn-inr.
The
thre-
ladies
entered
Can
wouiu
mean
a
ic
increase
Westminster,
Calgary,
the
IP:
per
quart
price
on
the
ton
and
Sa.skatoon.
western
slopes
j
ch(,t
Nk.nols
t0
his
seventh
vlc-
.:ii,y
maKci
The
league
schedule
is
not
rom
morning.
Little
!
"mperatiire.
Winds
ada
at
Kingsgate
and
drove
80,000
Newcomers
to
'
Canada
So
Far
This
Year
lory
of
the
season
as
Boston
Braves
defeated
Philadelphia
completed
but
it
is
announced
through
Cranbrook,
Calgary
and
V
highs
phUllM
4
10
2i
H.
U.
perry
arrived
in
the
city
that
the
season
will
open
:n
Edmonton
to
the
Alaska
High-
Respects
Paid
To
Late
Mayor
on
the
Prince
Rupert
today
from
Vancouver
October
5
and
at
New
Victoria.
Westminster
October
6.
"i
i
uaiuy.TO)
ano
P't
ami
Prince
Rupert
i
OTTAWA
Canada
wx;lcom-i
ed
nearly
80,000
newcomers
to
;
her
shores
in
the
first
six
months
Hank
Bauer
drove
In
all
Chi-rae-
runs
with
two
homers
and
a
double
as
the
Cubs
edged
out
St.
Louis
Cardinals
S
to
4.
way
From
Fairbanks
they
flew
to
Kotzebue
and
Nome.
From
Anchorage
they
travelled
by
Alaska
Railway
train
to
Seward
and
also
visited
Vald?z.
Reno
05
Sheep
Creek
1.55
Silbak
Premier
47
Taku
River
05
Vananda
.11
Salmon
Oold
03
Vz
Spud
Valley
14
Sliver
Standard
2
47
Western
Uranium
4.10
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
6
45
A
P
Con
48
Atlantic
...
2.85
Calmont
1.37
Central
Leduc
2
12
Home
Oil
16.15
Mercury
12'i
Okalta
248
Friends,
relatives
and
citizens
of
this
year
in
a
sudden
rise
in
generally
are
paying
a
visit
to-
the
tide
of
immigration.
-dav
to
Grenville
Funeral
Chanel!
Thp
n-narf.mont
nf
r-it
i-.r.wi,.,i
JIDES
-
Baseball
Scores
Challenge
of
Morhetown
Falls
Met
-
Salmon
to
Move
More
Easily
Up
River
Now
Down
the
Yukon
River
they
t0
where
the
pay
reSpects
reported
Tuesday
the
number
up
went
to
Dawson
by
boat.
They
body
of
the
late
Rudd-er-
,
Mayor
to
une
30
was
79,785,
more
than
drove
over
the
Haines
Highway
(
ham
Ues
m
state.
!
double
the
total
of
37,286lmmi-
to
Haines
and
back
(its
'very,
All
members
of
the
city
fire'
grants
in
the
corresponding
good,
the
best
yet.
i
Then
they
department
and
RCMP
on
dutv
:
nerinrt
nf
List
v-?!r
onH
n..i.
'''
Aiikii
,t
IB,
1951
''
SiaiKl.ud
Timet
"11
21.8
I.-et
National
New
York
4.
Brooklyn
2
n.'ston
4.
Philadelphia
2
nn
6:.rn
1!I:I)0
200
fett
1.1
feet
5.2
feet
entrained
with
thier
car
and
are
taking
half-hour
shifts
in
'
6.000
more
than
the
73
912
who
trailer
from
Whitehorse
to
Skag-
(
landing
a
guard
of
honor,
two
came
to
the
country
in
th
ewhole
way
and
came
on
here
aboard
the
,
lrom
each
department
at
one
:
of
1950
Pacific
Pete
8.50
sieuuier
rniire
veorge.
Arriving
time
Thp
trran
Htntnl
nf
-7Q
ft7
this
I
fmm
Iho
nnrth
lacf
ovonlnir
tlio,,
'
Princess
.,
1.42
Salmon
runninnr
into
the
Bulkley
River
in
the
Royal
Canadian
HVi
.
,
,
Toronto
okeena
ci
r-
River
system
this
summer
will
have
a
much
I
were
on
the
highway
heading
r
CO-OP
TO
I-OSE
Thursday
Athona
06
Vi
Aumaqire
.22
Vj
Funeral
is
tomorrow
afternoon,
j
year
included
37,472
men,
22.183
A
civic
mourning
day
has
been
,
women
and
2o,130
children
undvr
declared
by
city
council
but
this
jg
does
not
necessarily
mean
a:
,,
,
Li...
The
v.
u
bulk
went
to
Ontario
which
closing
.i,i.
of
k,i
business
premises,
City
-.!.,'
.
.
.,-
,
.
,
Clerk
R.
W.
Long
said
today.
j
"vt
m
Beattle
50
easier
journey
than
those
of
former
years,
says
a
ras1ward
from
Prince
RuPert
bv
Department
of
Fisheries
publication.
nTh4enthused
about
the
beau-
For
the
steep
and
difficult
'
t:
of
the
"Inside
Passage"
voy-
rapids
at
Morlcetown
Falls
have
Skeena
has,
over
the
past
half
,
age
Jrom
Skagway
to
Prince
hr-en
tamed
by
engineers
of
the
century,
been
something
of
aiRnncrt.
Coiisum,
is'
Co-opera-
station
grocery.
meat
Chicago
5.
St.
Louis
4
American
Cleveland
8,
Detroit
5
New
York
6.
Washington
3
Boston
7,
Philadelphia
4.
Pacific
Coast
Pan
Diego
4.
Portland
7
Sacramento
1.
Seattle
4
San
Francisco
2.
Los
Angeles
6
Hollywood
7,
Oakland
6
Western
International
Vancouver
4,
Salem
5
Spokane
1,
Tacoma
8
Victoria
4,
Wcnatclree
8
Yakima
6,
Trl-City
5
(Iw.lfp
sl-res
will
be
I
day
Tl
ursday
out
of
0
the
nieninrv
of
the
Department
of
Fisheries
of
Can-
',
major
problem
to
the
Depart-ada
and
what
once
was
fre-
j
ment
of
Fisheries,
quently
an
impassable
obstacle
PRODUCTION
THREATENED
will,
from
now
on,
be
negotiated
i
In
the
early
Dart
of
the
cen-
The
ladies
are
so
impressed
that
they
declared
they'd
be
back
for
another
such
trip
In
1955
and
thev
don't
Intend
to
miss
Prince
Girls
to
Be
Recruited
OTTAWA
O)
The
Roval
Can-
"r
GeoiRo
w
Rud.
f"st
President
of
""ation
as
easily
as
that
of
Hell's
Gate
tury
the
salmon
production
of
.
Rupert
either.
They
are
looking
on
the
Fraser
River.
i
the
Skeena
was
building
up
to
j
tr-rward
to
travelling
on
the
Working
under
rigorous
win-'a
point
where
it
actually
chal
RED
CROSS
Volunteer
Blood
Donor
Clinic
Civic
Centre
Next
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesdaj
Phone
451
or
Call
T.
Norton
Young's
office
for
appointment
Mart
Hignway
norm
irom
prince
j
adian
Air
Force
yesterday
an
George
then.
"That's
going
to
be
a
wonderul
road,"
they
enthused
in
anticipation.
ter
conditions
In
a
race
against
lenged
the
supremacy
of
the
time,
Fisheries
field
men
builtjmighty
Fraser
particularly
two
fishways,
completing
the
when
the
sockeye
runs
on
the
work
a
few
days
before
the
latter
river
were
threatened
with
Bevcourt
53
Buffalo
Canadian
19
Consol.
Smelters
155.00
Conwest
3
65
Donalda
51
Eldona
'
.18'4
East
Sullivan
8.30
Giant
Yellowknife
10.00
God's
Lake
36l2
Hardrock
13
'i
Harricana
.
.08
Vz
Heva
13
Jacknlfe
093.4
Joliet
Quebec
48Vi
Little
Long
Lac
73
Lynx
17(4
Marisen
Red
Lake
73
McKenzie
Red
Lake
50
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.93
Moneta
32
'
Negus
.80
Noranda
73.00
Louvicourt
17
Pickle
Crow
170
San
Antonio
2.65
Senator
Roxiyn
20
Sherrlt
Gordon
3.10
ANNOUNCEMENT
Effective
Immediately
nounced
plans
to
recruit
two
thousand
girls
for
the
reserve
air
force
an
dsaid
that
recruiting
will
start
September
1.
The
reservists
will
be
enlisted
to
work
with
reserve
fighter
squadrons,
radar
and
medical
units.
192
An
""iiiH-emi'iil
iu
il.
i
il.
spring
freshets
sent
thousands
extinction
after
the
slide
atljkj
of
tons
of
water
per
hour
smash-
;
Hell's
Gate
in
1913.
At
the
peak
!
nlOminatlOn
UOy
Ing
against
the
rock
and
con-'of
fishing
efforts
14
canneries!
r
!!-.
..
Is.
crete
structures.
iwere
located
in
and
around
thej
rOl
CSqllimult
Morlcetown
Falls
is
situated
south
of
the
Skeena
and
in
1924
i
about
25
miles
southeast
of
more
than
1300
gillnet
boats
took
I
VICTORIA
September
22
has
Hazelton
on
the
Bulkley
River
out
licences
to
fish
the
runs
tohwn
set
as
nomination
day
for
"i
Corporation
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
an
important
unit
of
the
treat
this
r
ver.
.
"IC
Mtl"mwl
t""""1
"y
'
election.
The
date
of
the
elec-
Skeena
River
system
of
salmon
:
A
gradual
but
significant
de
ERT
SlPPI
Y
HOUSE
business,
714-2nd
W-'m
ls'.
I
''.V
Don
Forward
from
C.
G.
Ham.
t
ds
'
rf1'
rt''1s,rps
to
exPrpss
appreciation
to
his
many
year
"h
eu's,nnrers
,or
the'r
generous
patronage
over
i-ssor
,has
bePn
111
business.
He
bespeaks
for
his
111
buslcss
a
continuation
of
such
patronage.
;:
n?am
win
C("itlnue
In
business
at
712
Second
Ave.
i
,
"
!
lle
nnme
of
Northern
Tire
and
Rubber
Co.,
as
r
Goodyear
Tire
&
Rubber
Co.
and
accessory
sed
I
t'on
ias
een
en'a'-'ve'y
se'
Ior
runs
Thp
SltPAiiii
ann
milps
frim
nlin
n
Coimnn
0.i..,
month
t.n
hpariwn
rpr.i
1
fpH
hv
rnnrrn
utv,
!
October
1
I
hereby
declare
Thursday,
August
16,
to
be
a
Civic
Day
of
Mourning
out
of
respect
to
the
memory
of
the
late
v
Mayor
George
W.
Rudderham.
G.
D.
FRIZZELL,
Acting
Mayor.
191c
-
-t
.
J
VU1H.H1I
tllUUdtlJf
H1IU
a
vast
watershed
containing
the
Fisheries
Department.
The1
large
areas
of
gravel
bed
streams
pack
of
sockeye
from
Skeena
adjacent
to
lakes,
ideal
for
the
runs
In
1942
was
30,000
cases
spawning
and
nursery
of
young
and
in
the
following
year
was
salmon.
Second
largest
river
in
only
28,000
cases.
Never
before'
British
Columbia,
and
second
had
the
production
drnoDed
soj
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
BATTERY
vs
LEGION
Steep
Rock
7.55
Silver
Miller
1.50
Upper
Canada
184
Golden
Manltou
7.00
G-
HAM
DONALD
FORWARD.
7
o'clock
kick-off
191
Bobjo
is-
;Oiiij-in
uupui
laiH-e
iu
me
nasri
,-iar
Deiow
au.ouo
cases.
It
was
Sturgeon
River
16
i
as
a
salmon
producer,
the
iContinued
on
Page
5)
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