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V
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
ot
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XL,
No.
225
-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESbAY,
SEPTEMBER
25.
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
(...nlHSPATCHED
I0W
THE
KING
HAS
CHANGED
IN
ONE
YEAR
IWUDODO
1";
I
rmmmM
If
IT
Local
Fishing
Boat
BurnsFf
t,?d
FrarJiJ?"'
Edward
Lipsett.
Halibut
Vessel
and
Troller,
Lost
in
Ogden
Channel
A
sudc.'n
fire,
fanned
by
a
Alarm
Expressed
Over
Relocation
Proposal,,
Hard
Surfacing
in
North
Demanded
Attracted
by
the
prospect,
which
materialized,
of
a
free
and
active
discussion
of
the
highway
situu-
Etifl
breeze,
burned
his
boat
from
City
Man
Sea
Victim
j
under
a
Prince
Rupert
fisherman
jln
Ogden
Channel
Saturday
afternoon.
Ray
Fossum,
121
Fifth
Avenue
tion.
with
particular
reference
to
road
conditions
Raymond
Olsen
Lost
in
j
Edward
li,
haiUt
boat
and
:
through
the
central
interior
into
Prince
Rupert,
a
Sight
of
Wife
When
a
troiiei,
at
"more
than
$15,000."
larger
than
usual
public
meeting
audience
gathered
Boat
Capsizes
cap".
Fum
and
crelmannnAif
last
night
at
Civic
Centre
to
hear
Hon.
E.
C.
Carson,
1
minister
of
public
works.
Mr.
Carson'
ably
reviewed
th?
government's
record
in
regard
to
highway
construction
and
Peace
Talk
Suspended
Bentsen
were
on
thair
way
to(
sa'mon
trolling
grounds
when
they
noticed
the
fire
in
the
fore-cat'f
,
well
under
way.
,
"She
is
a
gasboat
and
whon
!
we
saw
how
well
the
fire
had
started
we
didn't
fool
around.'
we
jumped
into
the
dinghy
and
left."
,
I
submitted
that
a
tremendous
amount
of
credit
was
due
the
people
of
British
Colombia
for
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
joined
today
off
Birnie
Island,
north
of
Port
Simpson,
in
search
for
the
body
of
Raymond
Olsen,"-
young
Prince
Rupert
fisherman,
who
was
lost
Sunday
afternoon
In
the
waters
of
Chatham
Sound,
outside
of
Prince
Rupert.
TOKYO
(CP)
The
United
Na-
After
about
three-quarters
of
the
type
of
highway
system
which
the
province
now
had
and
by
means
of
which
one
can
today
travel
from
one
part
of
the
provinceto
the
other.
William
Flewin
tlons
command
tonight
offered
an
hour,
Capt.
The
minister
admitted
that
arrived
on
the
scene
with
the
to
resume
liaison
talks
with
the
Amlac
and
took
aboard
the
two
Communists
at
Kaesong
tomor-stranded
fishermen.
They
watch-
w
despite
Communist
walk-out
ed
the
fishing
vessel
burn
to
the:from
th"
session
today.
tu.
h
.tin
h,,-!
The
Reds
walked
out
when
'
fit-Is
The
Clausen
&
Son
fish
packer
the
roads
might
not
be
all
that
could
be
desired
and
that
the
ultimate
goal
was
to
have
a
system
of
permanent
hard
sur
Hillside.
Capt.
T.
E.
Scott,
was
L
th
j
t
h
;
Allied
officers
insisted
on
dis-
cussing
conditions
under
which
towing
a
fish
camp
Into
port
later.
from
Wark
Channel
and
young
Clsen,
who
had
been
employed
the
truce
talks
could
be
resumed.
,
Meantime
United
States
Sabre
jets
today
shot
down
five
Russian-built,
MIG
158's
and
damaged
frve
in
the
lSngest
Jet
bat
on
lh:
camp
scow,
was
following
:
behind
In
his
own
trolling
boat.
Lazy
Boy.
Germany
to
Raise
Army
faced
instead
of
gravel
roaos
but,
nevertheless,
asserted
that,
all
difficulties
and
factors
considered,
he
was
proud
of
the
roads
of
the
province,
particularly
when
one
took
into
consideration
the
limited
population
and
the
difficulties
of
financing.
Mr.
Carson
deienaed
the
policy
of
the
department
whereby
permanent
road
reconstruction
and
hard
surfacing
was
being
brougnt
progressively
and
continuously
northward
toward
this
part
of
tle
in
history
35
minutes
over
North
Korea.
All
of
the
Unitsd
Slates
planes
returned
safely.
Olsen's
wife
was
sitting
on
the
I
camp
scow
and
suddenly
noticed
i
that
the
Lazy
Boy
was
deeply
listed
on
Its
side
and
her
husband
was
standing
on
it.
She
This
photo
is
from
liR
AGO
His
Majesty
King
George
VI
posed
for
this
United
Kingdom
CP
PHOTO)
in
October,
1950.
Information
Olfice.
Jul
portrait
by
Dorothy
Wilding
at
Buckingham
Palace
Formal
Invitation
Sent
i
From
Commissioners
j
-
i
i
BON,
Germany
P
AHred
high
screamed
and
a
dinghy
was
launched.
At
the
same
time.
Would
Allow
Robert
Berthelet,
crew
member
,-.
jthe
country
instead
of
currying
fk
into
Xhe
se'a
and
actually"
fP'S??
-todayjormally
i'l-vite'
"Western-Gerainy
to
.n.-
kih
f
:
i.
Ill
.tC
VICK
'II
1IVIU
Italy
Arms
rai.
an
for
the
west.
..
v,
K..
.i,i-
this
ti
,
i
in
I
army
'
Olfan
who,
by
time,
was
T
.
.
.
...
...
lout
me
permanent
wurs
iruai
jtwo
ends"
or
doing
pieces
here
(and
there
between.
,
ImcACTIOVS
King
is
Gaining
John
J.
McCloy,
for
the
United
However,
he
could
th
water,
not
hold
on
States.
Britain's
Sir
Ivone
Kirk-!
Patrick
and
Andre
Francois-
PARIS
(CP)
Great
Britain,
the!
,u
,k.
in(,,:m,
Poncet
of
France
met
with
the
united
States
and
France
wiiii
:
:,
!
Olsen
then
disapjicared
and,
!
despite
reconnoitering,
he
was
not
again
seen.
federal
chancellor,
Konrad
Ad-
publish
a
Joint
declaration
to-1
er.heauer.
and
informed
him
of
mnrraw
ravine
that
Italv
"is
nol
.
s
current
policy,
it
quite
evidently
did
not
satisty
his
audience.
In
a
question
and
discussion
period
that
followed,
local
spokesmen
expressed
con
Th"
tragedy
was
reported
to
their
governments'
decisions
to
longer
subject"
to
her
peace
the
police
on
arrival
in
port
and
I
accept
Western
Germany
as
a
treaty
arms
limitations,
the
FML-15
was
dispaicned
to!
lull
defence
partner
and
to
ne-l
Diplomatic
Informants
in
the
scene.
I
gotiate
a
peace
contract
ending
Paris
said
the
three
western
cern
over
the
announcement
that
Mr.
Carson
had
made
earlier
Olsen
is
the
son
of
Mr.
and
the
six-year
Allied
occupation,
j
powers
would
say
In
their
dec
But
Not
Out
of
Danger
,
Will
Trip
Be
Cancelled?
LONDON
t
A
medical
bulletin
from
Buckingham
Palace
today
said
that
the
King
"continue.
to
gain
strength"
after
a
restlul
night.
It
was
the
fifth
and
most
en-coui
aging
report
from
the
physi-rinna
sinpp
t.hpv
nprformeri
the
Negotiations
thus
initiated
may
,
laration
that
"changing
circum-
in
the
day
through
the
Daily
s
ft.
H
'
)
Mrs.
Christian
Olsen.
508
Sher-brooke
Street.
Prince
Rupert.
Besides
his
wife,
Phyllis,
he
has
two
small
children,
one
a
little
News,
reiterating
it
at
the
meet
take
weeks
or
months
but
are
;
stances"
since
the
Italian
treaty
expected
to
ultimately
add
about
!
was
written
have
made
it
no
ten
German
divisions
or
250.000
longer
necessary
to
compel
Italy
men
to
General
Dwight
D.
Eisen-1
to
abide
by
certain
treaty
hower's
army.
'clauses.
boy
was
on
the
camp
scow
with
major
operation
on
one
of
the
jn!S
mother
t
V.V
.
n
'I.
1:'
Wis
1
1
'Jlf
I..
'
I
r.
3:l
1
.
E5
ing,
that
there
was
to
be
reU-cation
of
22
miles
of
the
Skeena
River
Highway
in
the
lower
Skeena
Valley
to
get
it
away
from
the
Canadian
National
Railways
right-of-way
before
permanent
hard
surfacing
would
be
undertaken.
It
was
feared
that
such
a
relocation
might
delay
for
years
the
making
of
a
permanent-
road.
King's
lungs
Sunday.
The
King
today
reached
thej
second
stage
.of
his
fight
for
life'
but
physicians
said
it
would
be
a
w
'
k
yet
before
he
is
out
of
dungcr.
'
More
Industrial
Sites
Needed
So
Provincial
Government
Will
be
Asked
to
Assist
in
Rezoning
Here
No
Pkne,
Just
Ice
j
TKIP
MAY
BE
OFF
j
Use
of
a
Royal
Canadian
Air
Discontent
was
also
expressed
There
are
almost
no
industrial
sites
available
in
'at
the
policy
of
concemratms
T.
.
,
,
,
,
,
.
,
'
permanent
reconstruction
and
Prince
Rupert
as
matters
now
stand
so
provincial
,nard
surjacing
program
from
'Force
C5
plane
to
fly
the
Royal
fyt
was
the
report
today
of
Couple
across
the
Atlantic
was
a
Tenth
Squadron
land
rescue
1
appa:
cntly
written
off
today
as
team
wnicn
went
into
the
Kenai
government
zoning
engineers
will
be
invited
to
come
'the
southward
direction
towards
o
o
th
the
upper
nnpp
Cariboo
Cariboo
Hmhwav
Highway
and
and
tour
ofl'cials
reported
tney
arei,itft
region
near
Seward
to
in-"a
wailing
word
hourly"
on
vestigate
whether
"wreckage"
wheth-er
or
not
the
visit
is
off.
I
reported
sighted
last
week
might
here
to
advise
city
council
on
rezoning
the
city
for
Highway
16.
additional
sites.
One
official
said
he
was
willing
h.
that
of
the
mussing
Canadian
I
Exponents
of
the
local
road
case,
led
by
T.
Norton
Youngs,
who
was
chairman
of
the
meeting,
Hugo
Krauprter,
Giants
Keep
In
Running
This
subject
was
touched
off
in
council
meeting
last
night
by
a
letter
from
D.
C.
Stewart,
superintendent
of
works,
which
ferred
to
a
recent
investigation
of
frince
Rupert
by
W.
H.
Crocker,
regional
development
rep-
1
to
bri
ten
to
one
that
the
tour
Korean
air
lift
plane
which
van-
by
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
ished
July
21
with
thirty-eight
j
Duke
of
Edinburgh
will
be
post-
persons
aboard.
j
iponed
indefinitely
and
this
fieel-
Lieut.
Richard
Marsh,
head
i
ing
appears
to
have
wide
cur-
of
the
land
rescue
operations,
Irency
In
official
circles.
and
Sgt.
William
Murphy
flew
j
!
A
Clarence
House
spokesman
;
low
over
an
object
sighted
by
j
chairman
of
the
Prince
Kupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
and
r
-The
relentless
resentatlve
of
the
department
of
.'s-ciiri
nn
ripflslnn
hnrihppn
tnirpn
.Tamps
f!rpv
of
n
construction
NEW
YORK
Pi
Ji
tl
n,...;Kilit.,
nl.mnnm,
nA,ir
TV.PU
Tl.PrP
nk.
XTAnr
Vrtflr
filQIlte
jclaulloH
iHlP
tradp
IndUStrV.
t:'H
K1IOWS
Thp
strain
nf
his
illness
was
evident
on
the
face
of
His
Majesty
King
George
Informed
LiKunin.
nlnnnlnn
thp
sprvora
Iti
a
hplirnntpr
ThpV
;
Rrnnltlvn
Flnrieprs'
lead
to
tWO-
Mr.
Crocker
had
I
hi'
rvtnrhpri
imm
o
Vmiirinu
i
sntionrt
Tur
mnriiral
px;iminat
ions
early
in
September.
.
I
AP
PHOTO)
royal
visit
to
Canada.
He
said
said:
'the
situation
is
unchanged
andl
"The
object
was
Ice
formation
'.that
it
Is
stiU
hoped
Princess
which,
to
an
untrained
eye,
I
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
will
be
could
easily
be
mistaken
for
an
H.
G.
Perry,
pleaded
vigorously
for
more
attention
being
given
along
lines
of
permanent
construction
and
hard
surfacing
to
northern
highways.
Long
and
patiently
enough
had
the
people
of
these
parts
pioneered
it
and
it
was
the
feeling
that
they
should
enjoy
at
least
partially
good
roads
such
as
now
existed
in
southern
parts
of
the
province,
some
of
which
were
quite
as
sparsely
populated
as
was
this
area.
As
for
the
new
proposal
to
and-a-half
games
yesterday
with
both
Mr.
Stewart
and
City
Clerk
a
4
to
3
victory
over
Boston
that
R-
W.
Long
that
he
had
many
fired
new
hope
in
their
long
shot
enquiries
from
industry
regard-npnnant
chances
(ln8
available
sites
in
Prince
Ru-
PTook.yn
Pt
These
sites
should
have
sun
needs
any
com-'
bination
of
four
wins
of
New
nd
t
prent
there
are
'
very
the
Na-i
York
defeats
to
clinch
tew
'
such
ites
said
Mr
n
tional
League
championship.
,
airplane
at
a
distance.
Speed
Up
Building
of
50-Unit
liousing
Scheme
Here
Urged
by
Mayor
The
air
lift
plane
disappeared
over
the
Alaska
Panhandle
while
on
a
flight
from
Vancouver
to
Tokyo.
It
carried
a
Canadian
crew
of
sven,
two
Canadian
nb'e
to
carry
on
with
the
tour
despite
the
king's
illness.
Olf
ldals
said
a
decision
might
be
delayed
several
days,
perhaps
to
the
iast
possible
moment.
HOW
CANADA
FEFXS
Many
Canadian
newspapers
Dodgers,
enjoying
an
of
f
day
-
rt
now
neld
oeiore
a
mgni
'
bv
Canadian
National
Railways,
reroute
the
Skeena
Highway
Navy
men
and
29
military
personnel,
i
B0SMH1,
nave
MVen
BUiiita
iu
jjiajr
j
prnpp
Bnnprt
Fish
Fishpr-
between
Pr
Rupert
er-.
-nH
the
Giant
onlv
four.
"5?
Mf
Carson
made
H
clear
that
'll'U
stressed
today
that,
in
view
of
I
the
grave
illness
of
the
King,
l
Princess
Elizabeth
should
feel
the
survey
was
to
be
given
No.
1
priority
and,
inded,
would
have
been
carried
out
this
year
had
obligation
to
maintain
her
plans
.
.
Much
as
we
all
regret
the
the
engineering
staff
been
available.
The
minister
discount
..
-..
-
.
men
s
vo-operaiive
Assuciawuii
a
,
After
four
in
Boston,
Brooklyn
Dock
winds
up
with
three
ir
Philadel-
.
phla.
The
Giants
play
In
Philadel-
TIDES
"
phia
tomorrow
and
Wednesday
and
finish
at
Boston
Saturday
Wednesday,
September
28,
1951
and
Sunday.
I
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
F.ridie
Stankv.
whose
error'
HiEh
10:55
16.8
feet
necessity,
there
are
other
things
more
Important
at
the
moment."
ed
the
fears
which
had
been
ex
"ck
action
in
getting
a
50-unit
rental
housing
ft
started
in
Prince
Rupert
is
considered
f
f
importance
by
Mayor
H.
F.
Glassey,
"because
ars
there
are
many
ramifications
arising
out
:
instance,
Nelson
is
ob-
"hare
of
the
city
of
the
capital
"d
is
opposed
very
cost
of
tna
50-"nlt
project,
sup-I
that
we
get
housing
Plied
by
lhe
city
with
'?ts
and
fiitl
of
Ihem,"
the
mayor
services;
a
three-man
housing
at
last
night's
council
administration
body
appointed
.
by
the
lieutenant-governor,
and
wner
a
1212
per
cent
share
.,f
.t"
we
get
this
airree-
ittlPri
J
i
.
!
i
losses
or
profits
In
operating
the
Toronto
Telegram:
"Each
member
of
a
family
would
understand
the
anxiety
any
daugh
pressed
that
the
rerouting
mignt
delay
the
permanent
road
con
under
no
obligation
to
fulfill
her
Canadian
tour,
scheduled
to
open
October
2.
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
Saturday
sent
a
message
saying
the
Canadian
people
would
understand
if
It
became
necessary
to
cancel
the
visit..
In
a
similar
message
Mayor
Arthur
Reume
of
Windsor,
Ontario,
advised
Princess
Eliza
struction
for
years.
ter
would
be
undergoing
at
this
minute.
This
worry
for
Princess
The
minister
said
that
he
wel
17.5
feet
6.6
feet
9.6
feet
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4:26
16:46
Low
opened
the
door
for
a
two-run
Boston
rally
in
the
fourth,
struck
the
winning
blow
with
a
ninth
comed
constructive
criticism
and
Looks
Like
,
Winter
Now
'
Old
Man
Winter
showed
his
teeth
last
night
for
the
first
time
since
lust
May
in
warning
that
Uie
season
of
frost
and
snow
Is
on
its
way.
Although
Digby
Island
weather
station
records
a
low
of
only
37
last
night,
the
Weatherman
admits
it
was
much
colder
near
the
ground
in
fact
It
was
freezing.
Frost
was
seen
on
the
ground
In
lower
areas
this
morning.
But
there
is
no
Indication
that
we
can't
have
"
a
lot
more
nice
weather."
Forecast
is
for
sunny
days.
',
beth
that
many
Canadians
reel
LIBERAL
MEETING
A
general
meeting
of
the
Lib
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U4
lne
way,
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r
We
can
can
start
start
actual
actual
;
P
pr0ect
J.7
that
her
place
now
Is
beside
her
i
nn
tha
ourpp-
Elizabeth
should
not
be
increased
by
pressure
from
Canada
undertaken
under
most
difficult
conditions."
Victoria
Daily
Times
'Canadians,
In
the
main,
will
give
concurrence
to
the
suggestion
that
the
tour
be
abandoned
if
the
young
woman,
next
in
line
for
succession
.would
prefer
to
pressure
for
more
and
better
road
construction.
It
all
strengthened
his
hand
In
seeking
more
money
from
government
and
legislature
for
highway
work.
But
he
asked
that
such
bodies
as
Chambers
of
Commerce
and
Boards
of
Trade
apprise
themselves
on
the
facts
of
the
situ-ICoutiimed
on
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5
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Association
will
be
held
in
inning
single.
The
teams
were
tied
3-3
going
into
the
last
of
the
ninth.
Stanky
singled
off
the
glove
of
Third
Baseman
Sibby
Sisti
who
just
moved
from
shortstop
in
the
eighth,
and
Williams
scooted
him
with
the
winning
run.-
No
games
were
scheduled
in
the
American
League.
ment
will
be
made
by
full
coun-
father.
The
press
of
Canada
agree.
Following
is
editorial
com
ment:
Civic
Centre,
Thursday,
Septem
ber
27,
8
p.m.
Discussion
of
re
cently
announced
road
policy.
nt'ii
lne
agree-
ell
in
a
meeting
witn
ootn,
ueu-
.m
"
l,Bei'n
h
received,
and
was
tral
Mortgage
and
Housing,
and
wir
'I
.
hands
of
the
city
provincial
housing
representa-oi
i't"a','?
CitY
Clerk
R.
W.
tives
when
tenders
to
build
the
f
lur
a
IVa
per
cent'
unit
have
been
received.
'
Ottawa
Journal:
"She
should
226c
be
released
from
any
sense
of
remain
with
her
father."
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