WW
Along
IRupcrt
Party
Leads
Delegates
To
Convention
was
presentation
of
a
Prince
Rupert
halibut
to
Trail's
Mayor
E.
G.
Fletcher,
with
compliments
irom
Rupert
Mayor
Harold
;.uen
Mr.
Moore,
interviewed
on.
return
of
the
delegates
Sunday
alternoon,
said
"they
thought
it
PfU.ce
Rupert
DaU
yN
Two
Xdiiadidns
Travel
18,000
Miles
in
Jeep
BOMBAY.
India
,.,,..
Another
Japanese
grain
boat,
the
ftyuzan
Maru,
has
arrived
at
the
Dominion
Grain
Elevators
to
load
8700
tons
of
barley.
It
is
her
third
trip
to
this
con
A
five-m;!ii
Prince-
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
junior
tarn
wlrch
flew
to
Trail
by
courtesy
of
C'n.
olidated
Mining
was
a
good
gag
I
Mr.
Moore
made
the
presen-I
tation.
The
halibut
was
doaated
j
by
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
tinent.
omening
.o.
w..
rweV.
we
co-operatiw
Association.
iwo
youim
hv.,i,
"
.
m"
4
Toronto
ended
up
hZ
r
U"
ancr
an
18
Ihfy
are
Douglas
Wilki
-and
Warren
wSk
have
motored
through
i
''
the
Middle
Ea.st
aidf
Lwa?
countries.
o'
i
:ri
hen
lugs
of
last
season's
catch.
A
couple
of
private
yachts
have
been
in
port
for
the
past
few
dayj.
Out,
the
Lila
C,
hails
from
Keuhikan,
her
skipper
be
ng
Capt.
Christiansen.
The
other,
a
Canadian
vessel,
the
Conita,
Is
on
het
way
to
Alaska,
the
master
being
Capt.
Maclntyrc.
Her
chief
steward
is
Cecil
Robinson,
who
for
years
was
employed
with
the
CNR.
!
,
I
'
-
'x
i
-I-
I
List
to
a
rive
at
the
10d2
site
of
other
Frince
Rupert-made
he
Jaycees
rcpional
convention
j
product
-.
were
distributed
among
fast
week.
tne
15
c'elegates
to
the
reeional
f
Heaoitif,
the
f.yinr,
delegates
:
convention,
including
a
caw
of
as
Ncey
Moose.
Prince
Rupert
salmon,
by
Nelson
B
os
Fisheries
iayi
'
p;
evident,
accompanied
I
Ltd.;
another
from
Atlin
Fishing
by
Roy
Brown.
Jay
Burns.
Har-ice.
an
assortment
of
canned
old
Hampton
and
Don
Tucker,
i
sea
food
frc.n
B.C.
Packers
Ltd.
Mr
Moore
also
was
pilot
of
,
and
a
case
of
Queen
Charlotte
(h.
Cominco
p'ane,
supplied
for
!
crabs,
from
Burns
L.:t:
Buys
the
purpos?
of
aking
the
dele-
;
Mr.
Moore
also
gave
away
some
gales
to
Trail
through
the
cour-
vitamin
pills,
courtesy
Co-op
to
tesy
of
the
company.
It
is
the
j
the
chairman
of
the
convention,
company
plane
based
here.
I
1.12
dinner
chairman
and
the
re-
fso
after
graduat
nK
to
!'
Montreal
and
.
The
Ryuan
"Maru,
under
command
of
Captain
T.
Oikawa,
arrived
here
Saturday.
Stevedores
are
fixing
and
repairing
shifting
boards
and
loading
Is
expected
to
get.
unuer
way
soni"
time
Wednesday.
The
vessel,
similar
to
other
grain
ships
J,hat
have
bc:-n
loading
barley
here
for
the
past
four
months,
paid
previous
visits
to
Portland
and
Vancouver.
She
is
expected
to
sail
for
Japan
on
Saturday.
Carload
lot;;
of
fresh
and
frozen
salmon
kvcp
rolling
away
from
both
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver,
but
this
docs
not
tell
the
story
completely
by
any
means,
and
covers
both
U.S.
and
Canadian
markets.
There's
the
halibut
and
heavy
fillet
shipments,
as
wvll
as
prime
smoked
fish
and
shell
fish
products.
"just
to
keep
Highlight
of
a
city-sponsored
,
gionat
presiucr.v
lunchoon
Thursday
afternoon
j
th-
boys
going."
vay
from
there
t,,
Sweduell
freighter.
m
through
After
Denmark.
travelling
Bei2,,,mJ
by
j..
7
Britain
they
took
a
77
Capt.
Oliver
Adams
lias
recently
installed
in
his
seiner,
Sandra
Carol,
a
new
170-horse
Caterpillar
marine
engine.
Returning
from
his
trial
run
on
which
he
gained
a
speed
of
10
knots,
Capt.
Adams
was
hlglily
w
ia
uie
car
1
f
11
it
ur.
WOi'
I
nwn
It,!,..
....
,v,
i
vll.
Then
came
France,
6!t,
piPHseo
wnn
tne
performance.
'
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in
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TRAPPED
FIREMAN
With
both
hands
cluuui
ng
at.
the
cab
wtidow,
CPR
fireman
Charles
White,
28.
grimaces
in
pain
as
he
awaits
res
;uc
from
a
trap
created
by
a
locomotive
collision
in
northwest
Toronto.
For
more
than
an
hour
until
cut
free
with
acetylene
lurches
he
was
pinned
against
the
boiler,
partly
buried
under
coal
and
suffering
a
broken
left
ivg,
shock
and
burns.
The
yard
engine
cab
was
smashed
wh?n
It
was
rammed
by
a
doubleheadcr
locomotive.
CP
PHOTOi
Installation
Willi
miul
nt
Ih.'r.riw.
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"K'wiavi;.
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atlv,
i
ui
Key,
Jrydock
hum
in
Jerusalem.
jorctan
next,
then
Iraq,
ira
r
t..
L
.
Afghanistan
th.
tn..
-
1
Two
hydraulic
seine
drives
for
tuiwi
iiidi,:oii
nas
o'ln
reccivea
Pakistan
p
'
"c
""wr
ra..
and
finaly
India.
ithe
Prince
Rupert
Co-op
wer-
Mayors
To
Discuss
Security
Role
recently
manufactured
by
the
Swann
Machine
Shop
in
Van-
rnnupr
here
recently
that
a
former
fisherman
of
Prince
Rupert,
Julian
Kordahl,
is
still
in
hospital
in
New
Westminster.
His
general
physical
health
is
fairly
satisfactory
and
h
is
eating
and
sleeping
well,
his
doctor
reports.
sion
on
proDicms
01
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lada
CEMENT
MAKERS
With
194
pianu
in
the
prv
tnce,
Ontario
produces
about
i
for
cent
of
Canadian
cemer
output
each
year.
youth
and
Maj.-Gen.
F.
F.
Wor-
,
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flnri
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Co.
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For
A
Girl's
.
Outdoor
Summer-It's
Wallace's
SWIM
SUITS
SUN
SUITS
SHORTS
SKIRTS
1
BLOUSES
TEE
SHIRTS
BLAZERS
JEANS
OVERALLS
SWEATERS
thington,
federal
co-ordmator
of,
fish
ln
Rri,ivh
r:nimhia
Qn,i
civil
defence,
will
direct
discus
other
northern
waters
is
exten-I
sive
and
is
traw!
-caught
as
well
1
as
long-lined.
Large
cod
weigh
nintp
llhnn
ten
nminH
Murlrf
sions
on
civil
tletence
in
action.
Among
guest,
speakers
will
be
Premier
Manning
of
Alberta;
THE
STORY
OF
THE
GREAT
SANTA
FE
l
n
I
I
r
i
STAMKM
A.ng
Cmdr.
Sir
John
Hortsoll.
:
cod
can
drop
from
ten
t0
a,
,,JW
c!;rector-general
of
civn
defence
as
tW(J
an(1
a
nalf
There
haij
training
for
the
United
Kingdom;
;
a,wavs
been
slnce
.ariipst
tims
Sir
Brian
Dunfield
of
the
Su
fi
live
demand
in
Prince
Rupert
Ct
rrvvxvT
1
1
IJ
ir
xr.,,,ll
.
.
'
V
J
c..c..,,
ma,u.
speaking,
is
not
a
true
cod.
It
s
MONTREAL
C
Officials
of
the
Canadian
Federation
of
Mayors
and
Municipalities
said
the
15fh
annual
conference
in-Calgary
June
29-July
3
will
feature
"the
role
that
the
municipalities
can
play
in
the
nation's
security
program."
In
a
statement
released
Uklay,
Alderman
George
C.
Miller
of
Vancouver,
president
of
the
federation,
said:
"A
solid
foundation
for
a
full
and
effective
national
security
program
involves
careful
physical,
social
and
financial
planning
and
forethought
by
municipalities
in
order
to
deal
with
the
multiplicity
of
complex
problems
created
by
the
present
period
of
rapid
urban
growth
and
national
economic
development."
At
the
conference,
J.
O.
Assel-in.
president
of
the
Montreal
Metropolitan
Commission,
will
present,
a
report
on
urban
of
Chicago
and
president
of
the
Welpht.
t
hptu;ppn
flvo
DnH
10
a
1
Conference
of
Iiniir,Hs
it
n.rd
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i.
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United
States
Mayors;
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L
w.
tirK'Kington,
watpr
anr)
(s
PalIhr
down
prominent
Canadian
lawyer.
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About
500
municipal
officials
are
expected
to
attend
the
t
as
lar
south
as
Monterey,
to
as
far
north
as
Unalaska.
It
is
sold
as
fresh,
frozen
and
smoked.
Red
cod
is
fou
.id
between
San
Diego
and
Alaska
and
is
known
as
red
cod,
rock
cod
and
red
snapper.
j
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
j
joei
McCREA
dean
ST0CKWEI1
-
chili
WILLS
f
Army
Releases
General
LOS
ANGELES
iAPi
Maj.-Gen.
Daniel
H.
Hudelson,
wuo
created
a
furore
by
saying
that
the
Communists
had
the
power
to
over-run
Korea
any
time
Plenty
of-
produce
that
Canada
has
been
glad
to
sell
to
the
United
Kingdom
now
goes
to
Soviet
Russia.
Lack
of
a
mort
UON
UU
IDS
SUU'uNii:.v
tftuMiKjnv
ntimit
growth
and
its
implications
for
FANCY
DISHES
they
chose
was
released
today
valued
and
u.seful
overseas
mar-
imnnirinnl
finanro
on
TODAY
to
WEDNSDAY
Eveninj;!!
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7:
9:
p.m.
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missed.
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feature
of
W
w.
Harold
Harold
Clark
tJ.ark
nrexment
president
nt
of
return
to
his
civilian
job
as
an
nresent
sales
is
that
one
order
Iffauo
COmpany
tive.'upon
his
ft&to&iXZ
.c
anon
of
Canada,
will
lead
dis-
return
Irom
Koreai
Hudelson
te?,n,
"rl?an
gr0wth'
plan"
'-aid
ihe
Communists
have
too
i
Cuds
and
Saucers
D'nner
Plates
Teapots
Peach
Lustre
Dishes
Punch
Rawl
Ses
much
manpower
for.
United
Nations'
forces.
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TODAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
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MATINEE
2:00
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life
ftiiu
uctrii;pnjiit.
John
P.
Kidd,
executive
director
of
the
Canadian
Citizenship
Council,
will
lead
a
discussion
on
'
assimilation
of
new
Canadians
and
what
the
municipalities
can
do
in
this
regard.
j
Joseph
McCulley.
former
deputy
commissioner
of
penitent
ar-ies,
Ottawa,
will
lead
a
discus-:
,
Fascinatinq
Challenge
WINNIPEG
(P-
Rev.
C.
El
Raven,
former
vice-chancellor
of
Cambridge
Un'versity.
said
h
re
that
the
conflict
between
science
and
religion
now
may
be
resol-
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Mohawk
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Hairdo
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reconciliation
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and
oppoitunity
Staging
what
he
termed
one
that
has
conle
lo
Christian
man's
protest
-against
women's
Pe0Ple-"
-
poodle
and
pony
hairdos,
,25-;
,
.
year-old
George
Wright
turned
Neve'
Lose
TcniDer'
up
yesterday
with
a
"Mohawk",
McHENRY,
111.
(API
Julius
haircut.
Wright
had
all
his
hair
Bruhnke
is
103
years
old
today
clipped
except
for
an
Indian-
and
he
says
his
formula
for
long
style
brush
down
the
middle,
life
is:
"Never
lose
your
tem-'It's
one
man's
protest
against
per!"
He
has
lost
only
two
of
the
poodle
and
pony
hairdos,"
his
teeth,
still
can
hear
and
see
he
said.
"I'm
just
having
fun.
see
satisfactorily
and
takes
an
Everybody's
jealous
of
me."
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occasional
glass
of
beer.
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the
laying
on
of
hands
during
the
consecration
of
Rt.
Rev.
K.
C.
Evans,
former
dean
of
Montreal,
as
sixth
bishop
of
the
Anglican
diocese
of
Ontario
at
St.
George's
cathedral
in
Kingston,
Ont.
Clockwise,
left
to
right,
they
are:
Rt.
Rev.
W.
E.
Bagnall,
Bishop
of
Niagara,
back
to
camera;
Rt.
Rev.
J.
H.
Dixon,
Bishop
of
Montreal;
Rt.
Rev.
A.
R.
Beverley,
Bishop
of
Toronto;
Most
Rev.
R.
J.
Renison,
Archbishop
of
Moosonee
and
Metroplltan
of
Ontario,
chief
consecrator
and
celebrant;
Rt.
Rev.
W.
L.
Wright,
Bishop
of
Algoma,
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