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VOL.
XL,
No.
200
.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
25.
1951
PRIf'E
FIVE
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(TVCABS
nrn
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PWE?
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CRISIS;
SECOND
I
Yeggs
Foiled
Political
Strife
Grows
But
All
Hopes
Not
Lost
Says
Iran
s
Spokesman
ge
Federal
Surplus
In
First
Four
Months
$100
.MILLION
SO
FAR
17
AW.
A
(('I')
Federal
government
piled
up
V
-
,
.
I
Mr
it.
-4
V
,
ur
-r
'
"
'
4'
v
'
!
l
z
.
-
V
v
I
By
Bullets;
!
One
Killed
TORONTO
(CP)
One
j
man
was
killed
and
four;
others
arrested
in
a
gun
battle
near
Bloor
and
Yonge
Streets
here
when
police
disturbed
an
attempt
to
rob
post
office.
John
Sarosky,
39.
was
killed
by
policeman's
bullet.
He
was
out
on
$10,000
bail
on
a
shopbreaking
charge.
TEHRAN
(CP)
Iranian
foes
of
Premier
Mos-sadegh
are
speaking
up
again,
now
that
oil
talks
with
Britain
have
collapsed
for
the
second
time.
Col-!
lapse-
of
the
negotiations
has
"spurred
Mossadegh's
enemies
from
moderates
to
wealthy
landowners
in
!us
of
.$jo;i,ou(),0()0
in
first
four
months
of
the
fi;il
year,
a
year
in
which
the
surplus
it
expected
to
be
more
than
$30,000,000.
to,',-.
su.rrll
on
Apt
U
!
'
"moooRgway
Willing'
fxiM;(iiim
i
sa.7mi.-
To
Neqoriare
parliament.
The
growing
political
strife,
unemployment
and
business
t
ump,
are
bound
to
stir
up
Iran
t
a
surplus
I
WW).-;tiuy
a
rrp.irt
from
Uie
v
dirfiumi
that
In
the
r
ppAi
of
the
year
brrh
31
next,
revenues
ilM.'j'tt.b'i'l
and
ex-
,
J7M
012
373
leaving
a
il
$408
373160.
Peace
Talks
To
Continue
Larry
Shiney,
21,
was
slightly
as
a
result,
oj
revenue
source
of
hall
tne
gov
injured
as
he
barged
through
a
Biggest
Work
Year
In
History
;plat-glass
window
in
an
effort
to
escape
police,
r.ve
bullets
naa
been
fired
from
gun
found
on
ii.ni.
ernment's
budget.
Only
the
underground
Communist
party
stands
to
gain.
Western
diplomats
fear
continuing
oil
crisis
will
soften
Iran
for
.Communists.
Meanwhile,
Iranian
government
spokesman
said
today
that
hs
believed
negotiations
would
t
resumed
between
Britain
and
Iran.
He
said
that
the
last
pro
b
Day
to
If
Reds
OK
TOKYO
(CP)
Allied
'radio
monitors
studied
Br.
to
Buy
Other
Oil
Advanced
OTTAWA
(CP)
More
Canadians
were
working
at
the
start
of
June
than
at
any
previous
time
in
kJ
Communist
broadcasts
for
miu
.
o
Parks
.i,
tv
IaV
i
will
n
be
TEHRAN
Kichard
R.
Stokes,
posals
had
not
been
rejected
by
inur.ci.',;..
Aiwusi
'w
this
reaction
to
General
British
negotiator
has
announc-
Britain's
representative
but
had
to.be
Canada
s
historv.
Bureau
.
8
sharP
message
.y
a,:,:-cd.
1
he
rea-1
:he
ch:we
i.s
to
enable
cusing
Red
leaders
ed
that
the
Anglo-Iranian
Oil
been
taken
to
London
Cc.
will
buy
its
own
oil
elsewhere
studied.
if
Iran
turns
down
definitely
the
:
Court
Martial
A
FAVORITE
OF
JUDGES
and
entertainers
of
the
FaciLc.
National
Exhibition,
at
Vancouver,
I-
lona
Hardy,
Miss
Prince
Rupert
and
Candida
t
for
Miss
PNE
honors.
Putting
the
lei
around
her
neck
and
presenting
a
welcome
kiss
is
Lor
m
Forrettei,
president
of
the
Hawaiian
Chamber
ot
Commerce.
Picture
was
taken
on
the
PNE
grounds,
where
Miss
Hardy
was
"fascinated"
by
the
Hawaiian
Show.
Says
lona:
"I
love
to
tra
c'
and
the
way
you
describe
Honolulu,
I'd
just
love
to
ree
it."
The
hat
is
made
of
Hawaiian
pa
m
leaves.
of
Statistics
reported
today,
j
Basing
Its
figures
on
employment
on
sampling
30,000
house-
.
I
holds,
the
bureau
said
that
It
j
proposals
to
settle
the
grave
international
dispute.
The
company
is
reported
tp
be
stepping
up
Us
production
In
the
Sheikdom
ot
Kuwait
across
the
the
parents
to
attenai.i
,.
...
...
he
i.,u..d.iy
euny
dos-
thrusting
"insidious
prop-,
,
aganda"
into
Korean
ar-
.p.av
Una
v(
ar
at
Mc-
w
.
.
Park
mil
include
swim-
lTllstlCe
talks.
'
v.r.j.
playground
a-tivi-
Ridgway
In
harsh
words
re-
Persian
Gulf
from
Iran,
where
i
'f
',.'T!m'
Jclcd
n
Communist
claims
the
Kuwait
Oil
Co.
jointly
own-
Of
Murder
and
Rape
Charges
SOMEWHERE
IN
KO-
that
the
allies
had
violated
the
ed
the
AluC
and
the
Amerl-'
Stands
beKinners.
the
Miss
Prince
Rupert
a'.us
a!
d
the
divine
fieuu
iinty
ui
ivaeauuK,
me
cru.se-
cull
uuil
vju
LuiiJumuiM
is
aani
"n,..ir
.ir.ii
i.
lire
conference
city.
He
said
he
to
fcc
produnng
6."0,000
barrels
indicated
the
number
of
Cana-
dians
with
jobs
at
June
2,
was'
5,247.000.
This
compared
with
i
the
previous
record
of
'5,221.000
j
in
August
last
year.
It
compared
j
too
.with
an
even
5.000.000
in
j
last
previous
quarterly
survey
In
i
early
March.
!
a
day.
is
willing
to
resume
negotiation
halted
hv
Reds,
but
left
Good
Chance
as
PNE
Choice
It
up
U
them
whether
talks
Train
from
the
east
is
three
REA
(CP)
A
Republic
snould
continue.
Late
tonigni
nours
late
wiugm.
arriving
at
j!
"Ki'S
and
techniques
r-r'.a;
racir.j.
The
div-
al
yr.
un
a
d:vipv
nr!
a
few
long-r
d!sl-
mdti-x
;)p)jtrt
tins
vea.'
'.o
be
a
,
mibir,ed
effort,
i
ymini;s!ers
are
going
P'
a
very
ri:Ificult
pro-
the
Red
radio
had
not
com-
2:15
a.m.
Pacific
Daylight
5av-mented
on
Ridgway's
message,
lng
Time.
'
Judges
Are
"Impressed"
Hopes
Anew
Lightning
For
Housing
iCtarU
Blast
Program
Ready
For
Assoc.
Boards
Convention
Here
of
Korea
army
corporal
told
the
Canadian
general
court-martial
today
that,
British
and
Canadian
soldiers
threw
Handgrenades
into
a
room
after
vain
attempts
to
rape
two
Korean
women,
and
killed
a
Korean
officer
and
two
civilians.
Corporal
Sung
Ip
You,
first
(Special
to
The
Daily
News)
VANCOUVER.Miss
lona
Hardy,
alias
Miss
Prince
Rupert
and
candidate
for
'Miss
.PNE
in
tonight's
final
judging,
stands
a
good
chance
of
being
the
second
Prince-Rupert
entry
to
take
honors
in
Father
Kills
Nine
four
years.
Three-Day
Meet,
September
5,
6,
7
Details
of
the
program
arranged
for
the
annual
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
WCNDERVU,
Colorado.
(CP)
TTnnfficini
rennrts
are
that
I
SyniipsiH
rf
remains
high.
off
the
a
lit'.le
ehante
In
thv
Nine
men
were
killed
and
fifteen
!
Miss
Hardy
has
"greatly
im-1
said
that
.......
i
r:t:u
i.A
v.:,.
nA
ff,V,,taA
PViomKot-
nf
prosecution
witness,
injured
yeste.-day
when
light-
j
pressed"
the
judges,
all
women,
ning
struck
explosives
on
a
con-
j
who
are
not
only
taking
beauty
Huge
Crops
Touch
Off
Land
Rush
central
imiumi
unuu.um
"u
v,i...
-
the
grenades.
deiayed
blast
gave
Housing
may
yet
be
a
possibility
for
Prince
Rupert.
Jack
MtRae,
MLA,
wired
the
Daily
News
today
that
J.
E.
Brown,
provincial
housing
representative,
and
T.
B.
Pick-ersgill,
regional
supervisor
for
Central
Housing
&
Mortgage
Corporation,
will
arrive
here
Wednesday.
City
Clerk
R.
W.
Long
said
city
council
would
meet
with
the
representatives
the
same
day.
"I
feel
this
meeting
will
have
a
successful
conclusion,"
wired
Mr.
McRae.
.Imrtlnn
rrniect
near
this
tillV
.
cuibiubuuii
mi
iwo.
Commerce
of
Southeastern
Aiasna
nave
oeen
neauy
him
time
to
run
to
nearby
in
well
rean
military
police
station
The
bla.it
.c
mountain
community.
completed
for
their
meeting
in
Prince
Rupert
on
;
eveiyLiiiiig.
occurred
at
the
$12,000,000
pro-i
Being
tried
separately
for
murder
are
Pte.
Donald
Gihson,
Meanwhile,
the
21
candidates
j
September
5,
6
and
7.
jeot
of
Denver
water
board
on
entered
for
the
province-wide
!
TORONTO
This
year's
ptus-
,.n
...in
tv.
niM
nn
'
n.
ot
uuaway
rie.
uien
n..
South
Bculder
Creek,
and
rocked
contest
are
having
the
time
of
pect
of
the
biggest
crcp
in
Can-the
surrounding
countryside.
Be-;
their
lives,
visiting
homes
in
the
jaaian
history
nas
touched
off
tween
50
and
60
men
were
in
the
i
upper
social
bracket,
being
I
the
greatest
land
rush
since
P.'"i'rn
nf
the
last
few
"
keri
for
over
the
week-"
rloudine.ss
will
jierstst
1,,rl!r
and
pulls
of
smoke
'mne
tn
cover
the
south
lie
norlh
coast
will
en-"nsirlerable
amount
of
"
Hh
afternoon
tvm-s
m
the
mid-sixtlcs.
fiirerast
r"nsl
reiilnn
-
Sunny
ll(!y
intervals
today
and
Little
change
In
tem-''
w"ttls
northwest
15.
"lehl
and
highs
tumor-P'irt
Hardy,
so
and
60;
'
ami
Prim-e
Rupert,
50
I
ank
27
of
Winnipeg
and
Pts.
Wednesday
afternoon,
Septem-
f
A
an
R.
Montgomery
Davis
24
bor
5.
from
3
p.m.
to
5
p.m.
in
tha
Civic
Centre
lobby.
At
the
of
Vancouver
All
are
of
the
2nd
Battalion,
Princess
Patricia's
Immediate
area
at
tne
time
uiiguests
of
honor
at
dinners
ana
worm
wm
i.
.i5"
the
blast.
I
luncheons,
betting
at
the
races
.survey
conducted
by
a
leading
Canadian
Light
Infantry.
uanaaian
ana
American,
magazine
shows
that
Candas
10
piov-
h?t
bit
yet
produced
by
the
PNE.
iiices
have
now
thrown
open
for
fame
time
the
resolutions
committee
will
meet
In
the
committee
room
on
the
main
floor.
Thursday
the
convention
swings
into
the
first
general
business
session
at
10
a.m.
in
the
common
lounge
with
acting-Mayor
H.
8.
Whalen
welcoming
Yanks
Shutout
Cleveland
2-0;
Chisox
Edge
Bosox
Old
Country
FOOTBALL
English
I.easue
Div.
I
Aston
Villa
4,
Derby
County
1.
Burnley
1,
Fulham
0.
Chelsea
1,
Liverpool
3.
Huddersfield
T.
1,
Blackpool
3.
Manchester
United
2,
Newcastle
United
1.
Port-smouth
1,
Charlton
Athletic
0.
Preston
North
End
0,
Mid-dlesborough
1.
Stoke
City
1,
Bolton
2.
Sunderland
3.
Manchester
C.
0.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
3,
West
Air
Fight
Downs
Two
settlement
a
total
tit
25
million
acres
Vi
new
la
ming'
lani.
Government
assistance
"
to
settlers
in
some
cases
this
takes
the
form
of
a
salary
is
helping
convert
many
city-dwellers
ini,o
rural
pijnes.-'s.
The
new
land
opportunity
has
the
delegates.
Family
Checks
AH-Time
High
Is
Conti
inue
NEW
YORK
'!"
Gene
Wood-ltrenth
victory
for
Pittsburgh,
ling's
home
run
In
the
seventh
!
Catcher
Sherman
Lollar
hit
a
inning
with
Joe
Ostrowski
on
'
rrnwr,
a
double
and
a
single,
base
gave
New
York
a
2-0
vie-1
drove
In
two
runs
and
scored
tory
over
Cleveland
Friday
and
three,
as
Browns
defeated
Phila-cut
the
Indians"
lead
over
thejdelphia
at.
St.
Louis.
5-3.
second-Diace
Yankees
to
two,
'Boston
Red
Sox
missed
their
EIGHTH'
ARMY
HEADQUARTERS,
Korea
h
United
States
?r
of
Terro
VICTORIA
During
the
montn
i
been
created
by
several
factors,
of
August,
532
families,
receiv-
improved
transportation
has
ing
family
allowances
came
to.
opened
up
once
-
inaccessible
Adjournment
will
take
place
at
12:30
p.m.
for
lunch
which
will
be
a
sea
food
feature
with
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
the
hosts.
Business
sessions
continue
from
2:30
until
4:30
p.m.
Afternoon
tea
for
the
ladies
will
take
place
from
3
to
5
pm
at
"The
Ceciars,"
residence
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene.
At
6
p.m.
there
will
be
a
harbor
cruise.
r
Columbia,
wnue
i
areas,
in
uritis.ii
uommoia,
lor
games.
!
chance
to
gain
on
Cleveland,
as
!
Brit'sh
"NGTON
-
Communists
Euro
'le
continue
to
i
Bromwlch
Albion
1.
moved
outside,
according
to
fig-
example,
soil
surveys
have
been
ures
released
today
by
W.
R.
;
followed
by
brush
clearance,
and
Bone
regional
director
of
Family
six
million
virgin
acr?s
are
be-
F!86
Sabres
won
51-35
sky
fight
over
northwast
Korea
today,
the
second
in
two
days.
The
21
Sabres
damaged
at
least
one
Red
MIG-15
In
action
with
30
enemy
jets
near
Simiju.
Last
night.
26
Sabres
tangled
with
40
MIG-15s
and
the
Sabres
shot
down
two
MIGs.
No
Sabres
were
reported
lost
in
either
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
2,
"'"'"Iless
rnmmilirn
Arsenal
1.
Allowances.
"laue
avaii.iuic.
1
aBi'"ist
"unessential"
ri
m
aS"f
lh"usands
have
mpcrl
n
the
countryside
.shelter
or
a
chance
On
Friday,
business
session
I
begins
at
10
a.m.
and
lasts
until
j
norm.
After
lunch,
the
party
will
be
taken
on
a
tour
of
the
Col-
The
heaviest
movement
was
i
Quebec
will
settie
a
quarter
between
Alberta
and
B.C.,
the
million
people
in
a
newly
opened
lormer
province
sending
183
and
;
belt.
Sail-testing
has
"revealed
receiving
176.
'that
some
regions,
once
consid-
New
New
York
thus
evened
the
white
Sox
boat
them,
3-2,
at
three-game
series,
after
drop-!
Chicago.
Boston
is
in
third
ping
the
opener
yesterday.
,
p'ace,
five
games
back.
In
the
Ostrowski,
.who
came
on
to
afternoon
tilt
at
Detroit,
Wash-pitch
for
New
York
In
the
sixth
inrjton's
veteran
htirler
Joe
inning
when
starter
"Stubby"
Haynes
got
his
first
victory
this
Overmire
complained
of
a
sore
year
against
three
losses.
Haybes
arm,
got
credit
for
his
sixth
.
hit
a
homer
to
aid
the
cause
of
victory
against
three
defeats.
j
his
10-7
w
in.
In
the
National
League,
the
ANOhTAND
MANAGERS
vr-me
Dodgers
defeated
Chicago
Cubs
-R
at
Brooklyn
as
Ralph
Branca;
ST.
LOUIS
With
1.115
grand-tossed
a
1-0
shutout,
striking
out
stand
managers
calling
signals
10
batters,
and
allowing
three
for
them,
St.
Louis
Browns
out-lilts.
This
maintained
the
Dod-
manoeuvred
Philadelphia
At
tigers'
seven
and
one-half
game
leties
5-3
Thursday
in
the
latest
Family
allowances
paid
during
ered
worthless,
can
produce
August
totalled
$1,922,358,
an
all
abundant
crops.
TIDES
-
f!;iv
a
.
action.
BRITISH
RADIOS
LONDON
P
British
radio
exports
fo
rthe
first
six
months
of
1951
were
valued
at
$30,000,000
nearly
40
per
cent
more
than
in
the
same
period
last
year.
"m
high.
This
represented
payments
to
321,209
children
in
ioJ
li!
families.
com-
VANCOUVER
The
new
lumbia
Cellulose
Plant
at
Watson
Island.
On
their
return,
there
will
be
an
introduction
session
at
the
Civ'c
Centre
at
6:30
in
the
lounge
and
at
7:30
a
buffet
supper
in
the
auditorium.
The
convention
ends
with
a
dance
at
10
p.m.
Member
boards
of
the
Association
include
those
of
Prince
George,
Vandarhoof,
Fort
St.
James,
Endako,
Burns
Lake,
Irrigation
has
further
extended
the
useable
acreage
in
the
prairies,
three
million
acres,
once
arid,
are
becoming
among
the
most
fertile
in
the
entire
Dominion.
Swamp
drainage
s
rounding
officer
of
the
military
h-rces
in
British
Columbia
Is
Brigadier
Pangman.
He
was
formerly
in
charge
of
the
academy
at
Kingston,
Out.
S:4"
142
feet
21
n
16.8
feet
73
feet
14
48
11.4
feet
Dr.
J.
L.
F.
Hugnes
is
leaving
on
the
Coquitlam
for
a
three-weekr.'
vacation.
He
will
visit
making
another
million
acres
the
Okanagan,
Vancouver
Island
.
available
ir
the
Maritimes.
and
Seattle.
Here
are
some
examples
what
!
provinces
are
doing
to
induce
lead
over
New
York
Giants,
who
of
Bill
Veck's
stunts.
!
defeated
St.
Louis
In
the
after-
Grandstand
managers
more
noon,
6-5.
.
i
than
half
of
them
women
prov-
;
At
Boston,
the
Braves
defeated
ed
to
be.
quite
a
brain
trust.
Cincinnati
Reds
twice,
5-1
and)
Seated
behind
the
Browns'
2-1,
and
moved
into
third
place
dugout
in
a
special
section,
man-tie
with
Philadelphia
Phillies.
'
agers
voted
on
tactics
to
be
used
j
settlement.
Ontario
is
offering
Congratulations
Wires
of
congratulation
to
Prince.
Rupert
Job's
Daughters
on
their
success
in
the
Richmond,
Virginia,
drill
tneet
were
sent
yesterday
by
friends,
relatives,
city
organizations
city
council,
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
and
The
Daily
News.
seball
Sunday
ATTENTION
ALL
ROCK
GAS
USERS
Qrd
Electric
&
Marine
Supply
COMPANY
WlLI-
BE
CLOSED
FOR
HOLIDAYS
Warren
Spahn
pitched
his
six-'with
"yes
and
"no
signs.
2:30
p.m.
ttenth
victory
tn
the
opener.
I
In
most,
cases,
their
decisions
Smithers,
Hazelton,
Terrace,
I
Frince
Rupert,
Atlin.
Whitehorse.
Y.T.,
Quesnel,
Fort
Fraser,
Wells,
Stewart.
McBride,
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber,
Prince
George
Junior
Chamber
and
Smithers
!
Junior
Chamber.
I
The
Associated
Chambers
from
'
Alaska
are
those
of
Ketchikan,
i
Juneau.
'
Wrangell,
Petersburg.
jSkagway
and
Anchorage.
tested
land
at
50
cents
an
acre,
i
plus
financial
assistance
in
get-:
ting
established,
j
In
Quebec,,
where
100.000
peo-I
pie
already
have
settled
in
new
:
areas
in
th
last
five
years,
each
i
family
is
given
up
to
$3,000
In
i
livestock,
equipment,
loans
anc;
'other
assistance.
First
Game
of
Finals
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
vs.
ABEL
&
ODOWES
I
A
third-Inning
homer
with
,
proved
to
be
the
right
ones.
bases
loaded
by
Gus
Bell
was
j
Veeck,
owner
of
the
Browns
j
the
big
blow
at
Philadelphia,
as
i
who
has
come
to
be
known
as
1
Pittsburgh
downed
Phils.
5-1.
'
baseball's
master
showman,
cal-i
Murray
Dixon
pitched
his
seven-
led
it
a
"great
experiment."
,roni
Sept.
3
to
Sept.
17
200c