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June
11,
1951
Early
Morning
fe
rvn
Sr.df
pendent
daily
nev-spaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
'Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia..
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
'
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association
A.
ETNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
I
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Boy
Safe
After
I
To
Broadcast
Mill
Opening
iy
Carrier.
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c
Per
Year.
tragedy
at
Tern
a
"
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00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
Tic;
Per
Year,
$8
00
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Diily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Half
Night
in
Wet
Bush
Alone,
cold
and
soaking:
wet,
a
five-year-old
boy
spent
the
better
part
of
Saturday
night
in
the
under-hrush
of
Shawatlans
rifle
ranee
while
his
anxious
Ghastly
Blaze
Also
Sends
Husband
and
lit-Daughter
to
Hospital
Entire
opening
ceremonies
at
J
the
Colombia
Cellulose
Co.
plant
,
tomorrow
will
be
recorded
by
ivirs.
Miriam
Harrison,
awd
90
,
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corpora-
Crack
Train
in
Derailment
Native
Bands
Colorful
Feature
Lending
color
and
harmony
tc
the
welcome
when
prominent
visitors
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
George'
this
afternoon
lor
the
official
opening
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
pulp
mill
tomorrow
will
be
the
presence
cf
the
Alyansh
Silver
Harmonic
Band
and
the
Greenville
Concert
Band,
two
of
Northern
British
Columbia's
outstanding
native
musieal
organizations.
They
hail
from
villages
of
the
Naas
River.
parents,
neighbors
and
PolaLr
,
Rr
prcerT
""at
e
death
at
2
'clock
Sunday
morning
at
Terr.
T
I
D
1
S
-
.
Tuesday,
June
12,
1951
i
Pacific
Standard
Tmie)
H'.gn
6:20
16
1
ftei
19:19
17
5
feet
low
0:28
8
9
feet
12:47
6.3
feet
ace
before
he
was
found.
it
'win
be
a
fire
destroyed
the
frame
house
where
U
j
the
same
evening.
!
MUNCIE,
iiidiana
Eleven
live
her
husband
and
two
small
children
Up
fc
'
hall-hour
program
and
will
in-'
elude
three
opening
addresses
icars
of
the
New
York
Central's
j
!
westbound
Knickerbocker
pas-!
senger
train
jumped
tlw
tracks'
jnear
Muncie
today,
injuring!
i
b
Hurcid
Biancke,
president
of
Eugene
Harrison,
and
the
two
children
Su
ar
;
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.;
Hon.
E
thret,
an(l
Mark.
18
months
5,11
sustained
l'
T.
Kenney,
minister
of
lands
and
Gen.
Simonds
For
Europe
OTTAWA
t
The
chief
of
general
staff,
Lt.-Gen.
Ouy
Simonds,
left
Sunday
on
a
three
weeks'
flying
trip
to
Washing
2
twenty-six
persons.
None
were
1
hurt
seriously.
One
car
burns
and
were
taken
Ked
Cross
Outpost
Hus
'
But
today
Warren
Cavenaile.
!
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Victor
Cavenaile,
1401
Frederick
Street,
is
Is
happy
as
ever
and
he
"has'ut
i
even
got
a
cold,"
Mrs.
Cavenaile
1
rejoiced.
j
it
was
Mr.
Cavenaile
who
ifound
his
son
at
3:30
a.m.
Sunday,
curled
up
undar
shrubs,
some
distance
from
the
Port
Ed-
i
ward
highway,
half
a
mile
from
i
his
home.
I
"I
nearly
tripped
over
him."
said
the
haoov
father,
who
had
I
t
1
1
.
I
I
O
m
loresU,
and
Paul
E.
Cooper,
pre-,
sident
of
Pacific
Mills
and
chair-1
man,
western
division,
Canadian
:
i
Pulp
and
Paper
Association
and,
1
1
If
time
permits,
some
of
the
FLASH
WEATHER
-
-
ton
London
and
Europe
to
dls-
!
native
band
selections.
Marce
j
v,
.farntmn
tf
Munro
will
be
announcing.
Synopsis
fell
along
Canada's
27lh
Brigade
into
the
!
the
entire
Rain
MISSING
DIPLOMATS
LONDON
Foreign
Secretary
Herbert
Morrison
Bidcsleppfd
questions
in
the
House
of
Commons
today
on
political
views
of
Britain's
pair
of
van
INDIAN
PUZZLE
If
A
KriTVTWtrR
(rP
Mnct
an
coast
and
spread
into
the
nor-l
just
returned
after
a
tiring
drive'
western
Europe
defence
network
i
hern
and
central
interior
dur
"If
M
ft
'
I
Li
p"!
Dlivry
!
?m$
Phon.
81
:
'
"
1
:
.
,:
from
Vancouver.
Young
Warren
was
missed
by
his
mother
when
a
little
dog
with
whom
the
boy
had
been
playing,
returned
home
alone
at
about
6
p.m.
Saturday.
Mrs.
Cavenaile
tried
to
get
the
doi;
to
show
her
where
Warren
was.
but
"he
wouldn't
do
anything,"
she
said.
Then
she
gave
the
alarm
to
police.
Description
of
the
boy
and
his
name
was
broadcast
and
ing
the
night
as
another
system
moved
in
from
the
Pacific.
The
rain
is
expected
to
end
over
the
southern
coast
during
the
day
but
the
cloud
will
generally
persist.
Along
the
northern
coast,
however,
more
rain
Is
expected
tomorrow
as
another
storm
reaches
the
Queen
Charlottes.
Very
little
change
is
expected
in
conditions
throughout
the
ln-
r
i
senate,
me
mtle
be
later
in
the
morning
.and
burns.
,
According
to
early
wo.i
(Terrace
there
was
no
i
how
the
(Ire
started
Th'
said
that
he
was
awair
'
heat
and
everything
aflame
around
him.
He
,
to
the
room
where
the
r
,
were
sleeping.
One
ol
:',
dren
he
lowered
from
a
,
and
the
sctond
he
carr..
He
thought
Mrs.
Harri-,
following
him.
Then
he
;
ered
she
was
still
in
the
house.
Despite
the
fact
jwa-s
already
badly
bur
:
attempted
to
make
k.
,
back
Into
the
hou
u
her.
But
the
(lames
by.:
gained
too
much
heac
him
to
make
entry.
The
Terrace
lire
dfp.,
j
was
called
but
by
the
i
arrived,
from
two
miles
j
the
frame
dwelling
wj
I
completely
consumed.
:
i
water
supply
on
the
!
would
have
made
fire-:
:
difficult
In
any
case.
I
Indications
were
tfc.
Harrison
may
have
!a.
'
been
overcome
at
i
storey
window.
Her
l
terribly
burned.
I
These
were
the
fit
sixth
violent
deaths
in
'
within
a
week.
Last
WHAT
POES'THH
SUN
DO
FOR
PEACHES?
The
Army
said
Gen.
Simonds
Indian
fie
Rn
lncome
tax
f8.
also
will
discuss
the
"Important
turn?
Magistrate
Oscar
Orr
de-question
of
standardization
of
ferred
the
case
of
Simon
Joe
of
arms"
wit.-
other
Atlantic
Pact
Ladner,
charged
with
failing
to
military
chiefs
including
General
make
a
return
In
1949,
until
the
Eisenhower,
western
European
Supreme
Court
has
handed
down
commander.
decision
In
a
parallel
case.
Talk
of
King
Retiring
Speculation
Over
His
Health
.
LONDON
(CP)
London's
mass-circulatio'i
Sunday
Pictorial
speculates
that
the
King
may
"retire
from
the
throne"
because
of
ill-health.
The
55-year-old
monarch
has
been
confined
to
Buckingham
Palace
for
the
last
two
weeks
as
a
result
of
a
"small
catarrhal
inflammation,
a
slight
form
of
pneumonia,"
medical
experts
explained.
ished
diplomats.
"I
have
no
evidence
jhat
these
men
took
documents
with
them,"
Morrison
said.
The
search
has
turned
from
France
to
Home
althour
h
it
is
now
felt
that
the
two
men
are
no
,
longer
in
Western
Europe.
COMMI
NISTS
CRUMBLING
TOKYO
United
Nations
tanks
rumbled
into
the
anchor
points
cf
Chorwon
and
Kumh-wa
today,
collapsing
the
Communist
"Iron
Triangle"
in
North
Korea.
Red
rearguards,
armed
only
with
rillrs
and
marline
guns,
faded
quickly
be
rc
the
blunting
of
American
tanks
as
infantrymrn
moved
in
and
took
over
the
anchors
of
the
Reda
vauntrd
assembly
area
19
mUes
north
of
the
38th
parallel.
The
Reds
are
falling
back
towards
Pyongyang,
apex
of
the
triangle.
I
P
TO
THE
REDS
TOKYO
Defence
Secretary
George
Marshall
said
today
that
the
Chinese
"have
got
themselves
In!)
a
difficult
situation.''
Any
peace
moves,'
he
ald,
would
have
to
come
from
the
Reds.
terior
during
the
next
21
hours
neighbors
and
friends
turned
ou'
.
although
a
gradual
increase
in
jn
lorce
to
join
the
search.
j
cloudiness
there
will
be
accom-,
"There
were
about
30
cars
panied
by
somewhat
lower
tern-
parked
along
the
road.
They
'
peratures.
I
were
all
looking
for
my
boy,"
'
Forecast
the
mother
said.
But
the
early
North
coast
region
Cloudy
hours
cf
Sunday
morning
left
today
and
Tuesday.
Widely
scat-
only
thj
father
looking
for
his
tered
showers
this
afternoon
and
lost
son,
and
after
he
found
tinight.
Rain
tomorrow
after-
young
Warren,
Mr.
Cavenaile
noon.
Winds
southerly
(15i
be-
gaw
where
the
boy
crossed
a
coming
light
this
afternoon
and
creek
deep
enough
to
drown
him.
increasing
to
southeast
25i
by:
Warren
has
a
16-months-old
noon
tomorrow.
Little
change
in
sister,
Laura.
ThJ
Cavenailes
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
operate
a
service
station
where
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy
they
live.
52
and
58;
Sandspit
50
and
56;
i
In
addition,
the
King
has
suf
J
Halibut
Landings
1
three
men
lost
thn
Prince
Rupert
52
and
56.
when
a
car
plunrrd
ii
1
1
AMERICAN
37.000,
li)c,
17c,
15c,
to
i
Skeena
Hiver.
Later
The.
Republic
of
Attu,
It
makes
them
sweet
.
.
.
develops
their
natural
juicy
goodness
That'
ust
how
Sugaroaiting
brings
out
the
delicious
flavor
of
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
.
t
.
makes
them
extra
trisp
and
tasty.
Try
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
.
.
.
they're
.
!
w
eek
a
man
was
about
137,000.000
cattle,
or
around
a
quarter
of
the
world's
total.
Booth,
longess,
38.000,
19c.
17c,
15?,
drowned
when
a
cani
sized
and
be
was
f
down
the
Skeena.
Still
powdrrman
employed
i
fered
since
1948
with
an
ailment
which
blocks
the
circulation
of
the
blood
and
affects
his
right
leg.
I
Diplomatic
sources
close
to
the
,
court
.have
commented
recently
I
that
the
King
is
looking
much
older,
seemingly
strained
and
tired.
This
could
be
due
to
an
onerous
.
round
of
public
duties
(
he
has
insisted
on
performing.
But
It
could
aLso
indicate
that
there
is
a
general
deterioration
in
the
King's
health.
,
The
King's
advisers
already
have
suggested
that
Prince.;s
Elizabeth
and
her
husband,
Prince
Philip,
take
over
more
of
His
Majesty's
official
duties
and
t?
Pacific.
Commando
80,000,
19c,
17c.
1
1
,
k
t
st,"
el
Pi'
V
I
'
Ci
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:
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Aft
yea
t
f
the
i
car
,
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"e
lie
I'M
ma
en:
.
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...
1
'
i
ft
.
l
r
New
England
Feels
Quake
WESTERLY,
Rhode
Island
An
earthquake
that
rattled
buildings
and
knocked
small
objects
off
shelves
and
windows
shook
sections
of
Southern
Rhode
Island
and
Connecticut
Suhday.
Harvard
seismograph
statirth
reported
the
quakj
centred
76
miles
south
of
its
quarters
at
Harvard,
.
Massachusetts',
apparently
off
construction
was
killeik
15c.
to
Atlln.
Leading
Lady.
62.000.
19c,
17c,
premature
blast.
The
Harrison
home
.J
Fulham
Wins
Over
BC
Reps
RADIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
"
GAS
AND
ELECTRIC
RANGES
Phone
Blue
992
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
nourishing
and
so
economical
SUCAR0ASTING
MAKES
GRAPE
NUTS
FLAKES
7:
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Bonus)
setr-4S-A-ur
nAvof
80MuS2
fXTKA
ewcx
fMt6rt
ttf-ISI
'
A
Product
af
0narl
Fodi
Bench
road
at
Terrate
west
of
the
inhrmarj
h
aged
men.
It
was
on
known
as
the
Lanfear
was
originally
built
jet-Mike
MoGillivrary.
19
15c,
to
Storage.
Regina,
59.000,
19c,
17e,
15c.
io
Storage.
Arrow,
38,000.
19
9c.
17c,
15c,
to
Storage.
CANADIAN
Brooks
Bay,
28,000.
20c,
17c.
1
15c,
to
Royal.
I
Nefco,
51.000,
20c,
17c,
15c,
to
VANCOUVER
P
Putting
on
pressure
after
a
score'.vss
first
shore
from
Westerly.
'
give
him
a
better
opportunity
of
getting
rest.
'half,
Britain's
touring
Fulham
j
scccer
team
Saturday
defeated
British
Columbia
All
Stars
2
to
10
here
before
8,000
fans.
15c,
ham
has
won
four
games
In
the
s
orage.
.
Ellf
verdy,
39,000,
20:-,
Call
363
FOR
BETTER
.
.
,
Planning
,
Building
or
Repairing
Canadian
tour
against
a
draw
in
,
to
Atlln
1
to
0
dvfeat
in
20c,
17c,
15c,
to
i
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
Montreal
and
a
Victoria.
COVETED
JOBS
WELLINGTON.
N.Z.
0
There
are
40.000
jobs
going
begging
in
New
Zealand,
but
the
lighthouse
service
has
a
waiting
list.
Radio,
improved
communications
and
good
pay
have
made
lighthou.se-keeping
attractive,
but
with
the
Tor,
30.000,
Storage.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harris-1
to
Terrace
four
years
a;
Victoria,
the
unfortuna'
woman
having
been
a
J
that
time.
Harrison
It
i
of
the
Royal
Canac
Force
In
World
War
H
employed
at
the
inlirr
At
the
same
time
n
i
in
the
Harrison
homr
;was
an
incipient
fin
'
chesterfield
at
the
hJ
1
Jeffries
on
the
way
w
.
firmary.
The
noise
of
::
TODAY'S
STOCKS
CABS
STAR
EEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
i
housing
shortage
the
big
appeal
is
that
assured
accommodation
1
RADIO
DISPATCHED
goej
with
the
job.
(Courtesy
S.
I.
J'rtiniMoii
Co.
1.14.1"
j
ri-son
alarm
awakeneo
i
.
riist-nver
the
fire
i"
'
FOR
TAKE
OIT
ORDERS
PHONE
2IMI
BROADWAY
CAFE
house
which
he
wis
out
himself.
Other
might
have
been
ano'
which
would
have
beet-ous
situation
fur
'hele'
department
which
U
"
ing
to
obtain
wv
but
in
which
matter
it
seem
to
M
of
Terrace
Moving,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
8ervice.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
wc-lding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910.
Phones
60
and
68
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&
CURRIE
LIMITED
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lc
Contractor
TORONTO
Athona
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Aumaque
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Vi
Beuttle
45
Bevcourt
39
Buffalo
Canadian
18
Consol.
Smellers
148
50
Conwest
2.55
Donalda
50
Eldona
19
East
Sullivan
7.50
Giant
YelLowknlfe
6.70
Ood'a
Lake
-32
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