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Pacific
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"Prince
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the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XL,
No.
81
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
APRIL
6,
1951
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Highway
Report
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of
B.C.
Public
Works
Department)
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cmr
e
Daily
News
has
arranged
with
the
D(-0f
fulilic
Works
to
provide
a
weekly
report
mdition
of
the
highway
between
Prince
;;1h1
Smithers.
The
report
will
be
published
M
fwr
4"0wwfm0
Cam
Next
Week
Urged
Vancouver
Meeting
Refuses,
However,
To
Call
For
Minister's
Resignation
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Twelve
'
hundred
labor
jnen
at
a
rally
of
trade
unionists
last
night
pledged
support
to
200,000
British
Columbia
workers
in
a
petition
movement
to
protest
new
hospital
insurance
Canadiens
Lead
Again
Staged
Big
Comeback
To
Defeat
Detroit
MONTREAL
Montreal'
Canadiens
went
back
into
the
lead
In
the
National.
Hockey
League
play-offs
with
a
five
to
two
victory
over
Detroit
Red
Wings.
The
game
count
in
the
best
of
seven
series
now
stands
at
three
to
two
for
Montreal.
;,lav
for
the
benefit
of
week-end
motorists
trips
to
the
interior.
The
first
report
today
warns
against
such
trips,
the
road
from
Gajloway
Rapids
to
Terrace
be
ing
officially
closed
on
account
of
continued
snowslide
hazards
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rates.
in
the
Kwinltsa
area,
Here
Is
the
report:
Prince
Rupert-Terrace
The
iing
is
king
up
(,ulc
h.
Silvan
and
I
railing
Parade
girrs
District
Withdrawal
By
Chinese
Detroit
got
off
to
a
strong
start
with
two
scores
In
the
first
period.
Montreal
then
made
three
in
the
second
period
and
two
in
the
third.
The
Canadiens
were
manned
by
only
a
few
veterans
and
ten
eager
rookies
in
moving
ahead
In
highway
Is
open
and
generally
in
fair
condition
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Port
Edward.
Galloway
Rapids
to
Terrace
is
officially
closed
and
will
remain
so
until
conditions
at
Kwtnitsa
A
resolution
was
Introduced
by
IWA
delegates
calling
for
a
one-hour
work
stoppage
next
Thursday.
Another
calling
for
immediate
resignation
of
Health
Minister
Turnbull
was
thrown
out.
A
drive
will
open
soon
to
get
300,000
signatures
to
the
petition,
which
asks
the
government
to
withdraw
provisions
for
additional
hospital
Insurance
premiums
or,
alternatively,
to
place
Surprise
Move
In
Korean
War
UMUOIKTau.maa.c
H.m
imp.u.c.
!
lne
semi.final
series
by
staging
to
an
impressive
re-
Terrace-Smithers
Frost
com
their
spectacular
comeback.
lining
acnvuy
in
me
jng
0ut.
Road
conditions
are
can
The
Flying
Frenchmen
need
only
one
more
win
now
to
land
TOKYO
(CP)
A
surprise
Chinese
withdrawal
on
the
central
front
last
night
left
a
"no-
them
In
the
finals
Hit'
Oiacier
Gulch
from
Terrace
to
Copper
River
Lid
on
the
east
side
with
traffic
being
assisted
Bay
Mountain,
the
through
bad
frost
boils
near
fuiTly
on
the
west
side
copper
River
.
i,ntam
and
the
famous
General
A
washout
has
oc-
the
question
before
the
electorate
of
B.C.
man's
land"
in
front
of
United
Nations
forces
today
north
of
Parallel
38.
Associated
Press
Correspondent
John
Randolph
said
Chinese
who
have
been
fighting
stub
Sentence.
Of
Death
BRITISH
JET
SUCCESS
Three
British
airmen
recently
flew
the
world's
first
jet
bomber
-tha
Canberra
B.2.
from
Northern
Ireland
to
Gander,
Newfoundland,
without
refuelling,
breaking
all
Atlantic
records
with
a
2,100-mile
flight
in
four
hours
forty
minutes
at
an
average
speed
of
450
miles
per
hour.
The
'Canberra'
was
piloted
by
Squadron-Leader
A.
E.
Callard,
D.F.C.,
with
Flight-Lieut.
E.
Haskett
as
navigator,
and
Flight-Lieut.
A.
Robson
as
wireless
operator.
bornly
for
two
days
suddenly
broke
contact
Thursday
night
and
retreated.
Applewhaite
And
Doulcs
"After
inquiring
into
the
question
of
the
Doukhobors,
I
find
that
the
re-location
will
be
conducted
by
the
provincial
gov
mme
in
the
Bablne
curred
at
Dorreen
between
Ter--
niiHs
northeast
of
race
and
Hazelton,
making
,
through
traffic
impossible.
Im-ro.
surerintenient
of
mediate
steps
are
being
taken
r
Gulch
operation,
to
repair
it
and
It
is
anticipated
civ.
told
the
Daily
.the
road
will
be
open
by
Satur-,i
400-foot
main
haul-
day
afternoon.
Due
to
critical
s
just
bee
n
completed
state
of
roads
between
Terrace
r
the
main
lead-zinc-
:
and
Smithers,
the
public
works
wdy
at
mill
level
and
department
should
be
contacted
raise
Is
being
cut
tn-
before
undertaking
trips
in
that
)dy.
area.'
'
vsi
ins
announcement
A
field
dispatch
said
Allied
units
along
the
central
front
WASHINGTON
(CPi
Oscar
Collazo
today
was
sentenced
to
die
in
the
electric
chair
October
26
for
slaying
a
White
House
guard
in
an
attempt
last
November
on
the
life
of
President
Truman.
At
his
trial,
Callazo
contended
pushed
ahead
Friday
against
Relief
is
Increased
Conversion
of
Administration
Building
to
Apartment
Coming
resistance
ranging
from
stiff
to
none.
The
Reds
threw
56
rounds
of
ernment
on
recommendation
of
a
special
committee
which
it
set
105
ram.
fire
at
one
American
division.
VICTORIA
(CP
Boost
of
$5
iy
Mr.
Munro
that
the
-
about
to
build
a
50-
"
Final
working
plans
for
the
conversion
of
the
former
United
States
Army
administration
building
up
to
look
into
the
Doukhobor
monthly
to
social
welfare
reelp
Thai
and
Greek
soldiers
forc
1
4
nnn..A
1
c-f
nWKf
I
ratine
mill
at
the
out-I
Kathlyn
for
the
pur
T,,
4
a
n
i
i
ry,
ii
r
t
'i.
lcHLS
was
annum
iicia
iaav
mim
Six
Dead
in
Texas
Crash
ed
ahead
against
intense
Communist
rifle
and
automatic
on
first
Avenue
opposite
oevenui
oireec
w
a
ict-uiiti,
ln
tne
Legislature
by
Hon.
A.
D
he
and
a
companion,
Grisello
Torresola,
were
only
demonstrating
lor
Puerto
Rican
independence
when
they
attempted
to
storm
Blair
House
last
November
1.
Torresola
and
the
White
House
guard.
Leslie
CofPelt,
were
killed
in
a
furious
exchange
of
pistol
shots.
weapons
fire.
British
Common
apartment
house
are
expected
to
be
completed
by
the
"
SSSSSS
suing
ore
from
small
.ing
properties.
This
h
it
is
hoped
to
have
wealth
units,
driving
northwest
April
1.
...
of
Chiinchon,
scored
ia?abu.
problem,"
says
a
message
received
by
the
Daily
News
from
E.
T.
Applewhaite.
MP
for
Skeena.
"Some
suggestion
has
been
made
about
their
being
sent
to
Graham
Island
but
I
do
not
think
a
definite
decision
has
been
reached
concerning
this
step.
"If
the
province
should
Involve
the
Dominion
government
n
by
Chrirtman,
will
EL
PASO.
Texas
(CP)
Six
men
oier
Gulch
ore
at
the
died
yesterday
in
the
crash
of
gains
against
surprising
lack
of
end
of
April
and
two
weeks-later
a
start
should
be
made
on
the
actual
reconstruction
work.
Following
purchase
of
the
Single
persons
will
now
get
$40
per
month
while
units
of
two
opposition.
v
f
in
addition
to
a
larger
a
C-54
Air
Force
transport
hiRti
f
Glacier
Gulch
con
(man
and
wife,
brother
and
sister,
mother
and
son
or
father
and
daughter)
will
receive
$60
On
the
extreme
east
sector
of
the
western
front,
one
American
division
ran
into
two
fire
night
on
the
steep
slopes
of
rugged
Oregon
Mountain.
Search
party
radioed
last
night
it
had
reached
the
wreck
rieht
at
the
property
of
Hudson
Bay
Mounting
Lake
Kathlyn.
sixteen
men
has
been
in
this
matter
I
have
arranged
as
it
fought
ahead
through
hilly
country.
It
will
be
discussed
with
me."
Israeli-Syrian
Situation
is
Held
Serious
by
U.
Nations
age
about
9000
feet
up
the
rocky
rampart,
about
40
miles
north
of
monthly.
Children
will
receive
a
$1
Increase,
bringing
the
child's
allowance
to
$9.50
a
month.
,
Mr.
Turnbull
said
the
municipalities
are
being
asked
to
share
El
Paso.
Report
said
all
aboard
m
Glacier
Gulch
de-work
during
the
past
ual
mining
Is
expected
n
now
and
ore
will
be
were
dead.
the
increase
on
a
50-50
basis.
building
recently
by
a
local
syndicate
from
Frank
Kaftel,
Toronto
promoter,
negotiations
with
Central
Mortage
and
Housing
Corporation
for
financial
assistance
on
the
reconstruction
are
reported
to
be
nearing
completion
which
will
permit
the
work
to
get
under
way.
Sam
Collins,
architect,
and
R.
P.
Cameron,
representing
the
Vancouver
financial
concern
of
Boultbee,
Sweet
&
Co.
Ltd.,
returned
south
yesterday
after
a
brief
visit
here
on
business
in
connection
with
the
conversion
project.
It.til
the
customs
mill.
Municipalities
will
be
expected
the
mill
on
the
pro-'.
is
completed.
It
Is
to
pay
one-half
of
the
$5
monthly
increase
for
their
cases.
l"i
into
production
this
BASEBALL
Scores
Pacific
Coast
Hollywood
4,
Seattle
1.
Sacramento
10,
Oakland
3.
Los
Angeles
12,
San
Diego
4.
Portland
6,
San
Francisco
2.
Jet
Crashes
Two
Killed
KOMOKA,
Ontario
(CP)
A
iulrh
recently
property-the
Wade
Ice
Arena
Project
Is
Being
Shelved
Restrictions
on
material
supplies
and
lack
of
financial
response
have
caused
the
ice
arena
committee
to
recommend
to
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Civic
Centre
that
the
project
be
deferred.
Jhe
committee,
for
which
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene
reported
to
the
Civic
Centre
board
last
night,
felt
that
it
was
not
timely
to
build
at
present.
Further,
the
committee
re-
ported
that
pledges
toward
the
,
Three
men
were
fined
$10
and
CF-100
Avro
Canuck
Jet
plane
?
away.
flthPMtTIKS
4L
of
other
mining
op-
i
the
Smithers
area,
f
i
mentioned
Silvan.
TEL
AVIV
(CPi
Prime
Minister
David
Ben-Gurlon
declared
today
that
Israel
has
"no
intention
of
waging
war
against
Syria."
Dispatches
from
Tiberias,
on
Israeli-Syrian
border,
said
tension
was
high
there.
United
Nations
observers
were
taking
a
serious
view
of
the
situation,
fearing
Syria
might
retaliate
for
bombing
of
their
troops
yesterday
by
Israeli
Air
Force.
Israel
charged
that
Syrians
invaded
the
demilitarized
strip
of
border
territory
Wednesday,
killed
seven
Israeli
policemen,
wounded
two
and
captured
one.
Dispatches
from
Tiberias
said
the
whole
border
was
in
a
state
of
preparedness
lest
the
Pales
described
by
Its
manufacturers
as
the
most
powerful
fighter
in
the
world,
crashed
and
exploded
during
a
test
flight
yesterday,
killing
its
pilot
and
engineering
observer.
The
speedy
jet
plummeted
into
of
Silver
Standard
'hich
has
been
development
work
In
!
drilling
on
the
ore
Civic
Centre
Carnival
For
This
Year
Revamped
Fuller
Line
of
Daytime
Entertainment
Planned
To
Open
June
25)
.
.
iil
!!
1
Duthie
and
Mamie,
Properties
which
are
f
nictated
a
swamp
about
11
miles
west
of
London,
Ontario.
It
was
one
of
two
prototypes
of
all-weather,
long-range
fighters
turned
out
for
the
RCAF
by
A.
V.
Roe
Cana
'"v
bv
shir)
from
the
Pri"fe
Runert
fnr
tine
war
break
out
anew.
'
rail
here
is
a
mill
's.
west
coast
of
Van-'
which
Is
tn
hn
in-
costs
when
found
guilty
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
H.
F.
Glas-sey
of
"unlawfully
carrying
fishing
rods
.
.
."
without
a
license.
At
first
confiscated,
fishing
rods
were
returned
to
Mah
Chuk,
Jack
Man
and
Jack
Collins
upon
purchase
of
a
current
fishing
license.
Game
Warden
H.
Jamieson
en-
Uivic.
uentre
uarmvai
weeK
cms
year
win
ue
June
2!)
to
July
4
and
the
scope
of
the
affair
will
be
tne
"Id
Cronln
mine
da
Limited
at
Malton.
Killed
in
the
crash
were
Fit.
Lt.
Bruce
Warren,
29.
of
New
Toronto
.pilot,
and
Robert
Ostrander,
observer,
of
Brampton,
Ontario.
Mrs.
A.
P.
Crawley
left
hospital
this
afternoon
after
undergoing
an
operation.
extended
to
something
in
the
nature
of
an
"Exposition
of
the
North"
with
some
of
the
carnival
features
project
$9000
in
cash
and
$10,-000
in
labor
were
Inadequate.
However,
a
trust
fund
will
be
set
up
to
take
care
of
any
money
towards
the
project
which
may
come
in
pending
the
ultima'e
decision
to
proceed.
The
committee
recommended
that
property
on
First
Avenue
be
purchased
from
the
Canadian
Legion
at
a
cost
of
approximately
$5800.
.
While
the
board
of
directors
did
not
adopt
this
particular
recommendation,
it
agreed
to
refer
it
to
the
consideration
of
a
general
meeting
of
the
Civic
Centre
Association.
Building
of
a
road
property
has
been
In
1
wnter
and
shortly
a
100
tons
of
high
Head-zinc
ore
from
'"P
will
be
made.
!
returns
to
Rmit.hnrn
1
tered
the
complaints.
RETIRING
Brig.
G.
P.
Morrison
of
Quebec
City,
deputy
quarter-master
general
of
the
Canadian
Army
in
Ottawa,
will
retire
from
that
post
In
June.
(CP
from
National
Defence)
of
the
past,
while
being
retained,
relegated
more
to
the
background.
It.was
so
decided
by
the
Civic
Centre
TODAY'S
STOCKS
board
cf
directors
who
were
in
session
last
night.
s
train
ofi-
i
i
TheWeather
(Courtesy
8.
I.
Johnston
Co.
I.ltl.)"
I
citv
st
T-.....J-?'
In
the
revamping
of
the
whole
!
show,
there
will
be
co-operation
Another
Storm
Over
Hospital
Insurance
with
Port
Day
(July
2),
the
an-i
nual
Dominion
Day
international
baseball
series
between
!
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketchikan,
and
the
proposed
Elks'
sports
day.
These
events
will
keep
visitors
Synopsis
A
disturbance
approaching
the
northern
coastal
areas
of
British
Columbia
will
bring
light
rain
or
drizzle
to
the
Queen
Charlottes
and
the
northern
mainland.
It
is
not
expected
to
affect
the
remainder
of
the
province.
Southern
coastal
and
interior
regions
will
enjoy
another
two
days
of
pleasant
spring
weather.
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OTTAWA
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govern
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intends
to
implement
re
ie
Now
Peace
i
to
the
city
busy
during
the
day
with
appropriate
entertainment
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American
Standard
27
Bralorne
6.40
BRX
4
Mi
Car,lboo
Quartz
1.30
Congress
07
Hedley
Mascot
52
Indian
21
'
Pend
Oreille
7.90
Pioneer
2.25
Premier
Border
19
Privateer
8'2
Reeves
McDonald
4.45
Reno
04
Sheep
Creek
1.60
Silbak
Premier
35
Taku
River
.6Vi
,
Vananda
15
Salmon
Gold
314
Spud
Valley
4
Mi
nightly
at
the
Civic
Centre.
VICTORIA
(CF)
A
question
by
Rupert
Hag-gen
sent
a
cabinet-level
storm
steamrolling
down
on
breakaway
member
W.
A.
C.
Bennett
yesterday
in
Street,
dancing
is
another
diversion
which
It
Is
planned
to
offer.
commendations
of
the
Royal
the
Legislature.
At
one
point
Premier
Byron
John-
commission
on
transportation
North
Coast
Reglon
Northem
(CD
Cnn
ct,tw1
nt
RpnnPtt.-
"Sit
down,
brother.
VOu're
TZZLH
ZJ,
'"b'V
'J."!
Area-Gale
warning
cancelled.
Hi
f
..u-
-"bu
uuniKr.pr
.v.
i.
ti
.
.l
i
tu
Lottie
time
h.
going
to
listen
to
me."
Negotiations
will
also
be
opened
to
bring
the
British
Columbia
Products
show
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
to
the
city.
With
such
events
as
loggers'
snnrt.
pxneel.eH
f.n
hrtnnr
manv
10
b"ng
peace
to!
It
all
started
when
Haggen,
CCF
member
for
Grand
Forks-
ioLCI
uuui
wucvitu
vu.u
"'-
rain
drizzle
occasj0nal
light
or
newspapers
were
not
giving
the
mons
last
night.
j
tnis
afternoon.
Cloudy
Saturday,
right
impressions
and
it
was
,
However,
he
indicated
it
is
not
;
Little
change
in
temperature,
time
the
government
told
peo-j
yet
known
whether
legislation
j
winds
northwesterly
(20
miles
pie
the
"truth."
;
a
series
of
amendments
to
the
per
hour),
shifting
to
southerly
Rpnnett.
(Inrl
South
Okana-
i
Railway
Act
will
be
ready
for
,
(251
this
afternoon:
southerly
,uCom;
Mlent
r""u"isi
china
Sliver
Standard
2.50
Western
Uranium
1.70
th
,
'
lula
a
Pss
visitors
from
the
interior,
the
Greenwood,
asked
about
a
news-runninir
of
a
special
train
to
I
paper
report
quoting
Health
i
Oils
"
shn
countries
uun"ies
who
who
stlUld
nr.
-v.-
j
on)
lumned
to
his
feet
id
action
by
Parliament
at
tne
cur-
the
city
for
the
occasion
will
be
j
Minister
Turnbull
as
saying
"J
bet
"
Harrlcana
H
Heva
I3
Jacknife
52
Joliet
Quebec
-65
Vt
Lapaska
4
Vi
Little
Long
Lac
77
Lynx
14
McKenzle
Red
Lake
50
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.90
Moneta
34
Negus
82
Noranda
77.25
Louvicourt
20
Pickle
Crow
1.72
San
Antonio
2.55
Senator
Rouyn
18
Slrerrlt
Gordon
-
3
45
Steep
Rock
8.30
Silver
Miller
1-70
sought.
ter
public
relations
would
be
charge
the
government
was
ere-oiuh.
(
introduced
so
that
people
would
ating
a
"dangerous
situation"
in
!
The
Royal
Commission's
equal-
(15)
Saturday.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Saturday
At
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
40
and
48.
Southern
Area
Cloudy
thts
morning
with
occasional
drizzle
along
the
shorelines,
clear
Ht2enHhdWhatever
hostilities.
-i
Drh
(
4r't
ly
duss
the
C,n
emal
Affa,rs
instructing
civil
servants
to
go
i
ization
proposals,
submitted
to
understand
properly
the
posl
out
and
tell
the
government's
j
the
government
last
month,
cal
led
for
uniform
freight
rates
side
of
the
story.
Anglo
Canadian
6.40
A
P
Con
-43
Atlantic
3.00
Calmontr
130
C
ii
E
1150
Home
Oil
16.50
Mercury
1514
Okalta
2.60
Pacific
Pete
8-35
Royal
Canadian
lOVa
Royallte
14-25
across
Canada
as
far
as
is
prac
ing
by
midday.
Cloudy
tonight
and
Saturday.
Little
change
ln
TIdES
Saturday,
April
7,
1951
High
1:46
21.8
feet
14:13
20.1
feet
Low
8:05
2.5
feet
20:07
5.2
feet
ticable,
wiping
out
the
regional
ident
"l
tlon
of
the
government
in
hospital
insurance.
The
member
said
he
hoped
this
did
not
mean
a
high-pressure
selling
campaign.
Answering
for
the
minister,
Premier
Johnson
suggested
the
imh'
Vincent
Premier
Johnson
denied
the
charge
and,
when
Bennett
again
stood
up
to
speak,
he
snapped:
"Sit
down,
brother,
you're
going
to
listen
to
me."
aompanled
to
'dclrei
tne
Canadian
r.i
differences
that
have
brought
temperature.
Winds
light.
Lows
protests
from
the
West
and
tonight
and
highs
Saturday
At
Maritlmes
for
several
years.
Port
Hardy,
38
and
50.
t
J