with: the cheerful group after E OF THE BOYS?’ with Southampton dock workers is American pianist Liberace ag he’ Hoses Che VOL, XLV, No, 244 - his arrival in England aboard the liner Queen Mary. Liberace { : ! brought his own plano along and plans to give nine concerts during his British tour. | ee be Cae Paty Haat |) Kitimat Population Seen Party Hunts : lost Climber, i Fighters In Jordan: .On Alert Basis ters)— RAV jet fighters began arriving here today; for what the Brifish-Eim bassy descrihed.as routing -lvisits of about.a week. BON Mad ye ' Published at Canada’s Most Strategic. Pacific Port: ‘And Key to the Great Northwest ot PRINCE RUPERT, B.C, THURSDAY; OCTOBER 18, 1950 CE RMI LOWY tek Pat Ne Tay NA ed Cat Hae FS. 1 PRICE FIVE CENTS Planes Said . AMMAN, Jordan (Rev: 1 . ae An -embassy spokesman*.said At 14,000 by End of '56 ove’. KITIMAT—This industrial centre is moving “up fast to a position as one of British Columbia's » major cities, the Journal of “Commerce reports. By the end of this year the community at the site of the Aluminum Co, -expected to have a population of 14,000. By the ‘end of 1959 this might be almost 30,000. ‘Today there axe 1,800 permanent housing units already occupied and 2,400 temporary units, Between 1957 and 1960 it is expected that 800 units will be built cach year for a total of 3,200. Body of Third NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. @ —Search party officials pinned their hopes carly today on a bed- ridden. Scots immigrant in the race to-find a hiking. companion missing ‘since Sunday on the inisty slopes of nearby Mount Seymour. . A search party was to hunt for 94-year-old Alex Patterson and of Canada’s smelter, is for the: body of a third hiker veported: killed trying to descend ‘two Hawker Hunters, Britain's. frontline jets, arrived today: from Cyprus and ‘others are ex- pected in the next few days.-. — type Venom. jet planes based in’ Jordan under a treaty, Maj.-Gen, A | mander of the Jordan army, said’ attack. . ? ‘ A-senior foreign if, Israel mounted another big the mountain, day night their work — will Scarcl officials said Wednes-} . A 1. be |taeli ambassadors from London, attack on her soil, 2 2 | Meanwhile, in -Jerusalem, Is- ‘ Britain has a number of older- | li Abu Nwar, com-, : earlier this week RAF jet. planes} ' stationed at Amman were on.an|;. “alert-basis” ready ‘to ald. Jor-.°° dan troops in case of an Israeli): ministry. of-[:°. ficial also. stated Jordan, would)’: | £ invoke both British and Iraqi aid|* | greatly simplified if Robert Dun. | Washington, Paris and. Moscow today discussed the Middle. Bast 1948 defence) shown. as y—Shirleking =: hyrricane-foree: winds-of up to.90 miles an: hour ‘battered «the Queen. ‘Chirovik Islands - Wednesday,“ leaving °F EN CHARLOTTE. CITY, Four years from n cae ee - co nate eccee cee ow: there should be 6,000. per- : can, 23, can leave his hospital: ection” shifted’ to westerly the R TO rand ‘their. strength had dropped | jowknifc 3h e te : 4’ ere 4 seen ‘crisis with Isracli Forcign Min-|waké. of. broken windows 7 muanentunits, ‘ = 'bed here and help. direct the ; CFSIS Ww ye Meee Oo. Me ae Pope fo ogy eee ora amt dani ean tunitdle betweeir eure fo5 the. mjssing hiker and: Jster Golda Meir and. senor for- | ropted trees . aid. downed 4 fr Cinip ACCOMMOC ation can Tania er yCtweell* * 'for the body ‘of their coin pihion, [eas munistry” oFFieh Se meee municationtines. ~ ero ’ of 3,000 and 4,000 construction workers a season, — [NO TRACE FOUND: | oe vaoere, were: ne immedial yas. foot ti, “te pales . . “pe i : : : . e AMAL OT On ee eo Es - | Not a Wace was found of ine ARS Drive injuries a og swith four, men’ aboard was | ——— {trl until Dunean tumed up he ™ The winds first struck th:{° Teporled~ missirig * for’ awhile. U i} § = a | OW yer neon Wednesday. ee Ly . .. |islands from the southcast-Jate| on actrip front: Queen, Char-- my yy eons we the find -M Lo Ha f.Wa a Tuesday: and bullt-up fo hur.|..lotte City. toJPrinee Rupert. ge wo oy ‘atic's bod now ip iy en at 4 S rieane proportions during «the'| but-if arrived’ safely and: this Of Old L t ) ] ) then was taken 10 hospital neve 7 night... oo.. +) | morning unleaded a black cod | ‘or (reatmeny Toe and oo, TT | By Wednesday night the dir. -catoh at Babeock Fisheries. 1056. 4 ner 0 apan ont atiment of sharks anda To Fund Quota ’ = ne Other fishing ports scurried off. colirse and foreed:theni down ~ WIGTORIA @—-The long tow, waves 25 feel high. Speed-was Following Dunean’s direction: Local dive. ¢ sate for shelter as the. winds MOUN-" jy jles‘frony civilization... A shott--| pc beset. by feree North Pacifle reduced many times, bub the searchers combed the mountali | al avive tO. raise ted. h communications age of fuel and ‘continued bac)” The ferry shad’ Just, uules, has ended for the Victoria- steady tow continued along the until darkness halted. thelr ci [funds for the Canadian “Telegran ised va iL the weather prevented. ‘the. ‘plane: dock at: 4 Aased, ocean-going tug Sudbury. stormy sea lanes, forts, They found no trace o \rthritis: ql ott between the island. and. 1¢- from taking off'agaln. hit b The bie tuz completed a 4,600-; Following the great cirele route the others, . Arthritis and Rheumatism mainland were reported ont, but Warner sald . that . althougl'| gines. wer ol intle tow Tuesday when ashe up through Unimask Pass and A seareh party offielal sak ‘linke il) Prine Rupert has eh a elrenits: were in oper- food tan short after i ae vessel as: | ¢ reaehod Osrkn, Japan, with # north of the Aleutinn chain, the there are at least seven creek | aa ahad the halt-w; | ation. A telephone circuit te the party was equipped. wiv") g seyap metal baree dn low, bie tug voynged at speeds rang- on the mountain where MelMar Cache the Va T-way Mat k Port Clements, 40mlles: north fishing nets and they were able : + baree . Soarlzin= ine team 9? to oleht knots and. lane's “Ol The seare, | ay tke ahjaat} f hero, wos distunted for some to catch fish, Each. had a warn The barge, which was ovlgin- ine ‘trom 27 to elght knols and lane's body could be, The seare: |.or its objective of $4,200, vere are “aon restored sleeping bag and ‘antly:-gule 1a : carted a Nn a 000 tons of whole tip of 3.6 ktots, “three of these, Weldon SI J Velde man a Inte Wednesday, . fered ] tt 0. rom tho. ngw nds / gerap meta on her last Vor tee Tone tows are not new to the: He said two ove unging ledg- Veldon Stecle reported to- mo ee | onthe Pacific. She ts destined (0 suapary, Late last year Caples were also cheeked, and he lay | . i , ry ah i he broken up in Japan, ay, BIG TUR : . be The Sudbury, whose lay shows many entries of daring tows and ron rescues, left here Sent, 6, Tt took 44 days of aetiul towing to canplele the vavage to Osaka, me sudbirs war comand of Cap. Harley Blugborne and She encountered the ‘voyage. winds and 45-miloewn-howr "Lost Man ” Unaware ~ Of Search HRALORNE (Ronald Gane Pa-yert=old Kiimloops issing for 10 days In the Lake area, applied: tor! without owing he had been the ob Tarn, hunter Willhuns a job here Wednesday Kne 100 wen, Pdllar sald hey waa suffering fron wnesha, ploymont offl ed bh fram a plete care Vo heuuver newspapers, A xearel fom Ma dartod a week WBO WI from a dunth inias north af WHlhuans Lake, mise driday to enale mo coal, whieh wit Monday. wi, HRP Was reported two ehildren, ROMP sald he to Aralarne, about 100 ivy from’ the Tanting: enna, with a crew of 19, plowed through pury lost four days in the Ber- gllff gules on many days dures ing Sea when, In the leeth of a | focbeal a seureh by more {hn bellave he Io was tdepelfled by an end. aor wha recognlys ied In Tigran Tresday ian he was reported misalng ' vy erupt the yo- / oole Meheaw like distriet, 87 SAN longing camps closed down ro than “oo men to teke park th the ne called atl an his way lo Kamloops Wednes- dug: malt to Join Ig wifo and Jnl Hiteh hiked miles Klagborne and his crew won Ine: knew of only one other where Patterson might be taking shel- ter, bub declined (0 suy what ef: “feeb I, would have on the search jit Patterson was nob beneath It. “DISCOVERS BODY It was Dunean who stumbled Pexhausted and almost Incoherent Wednesday Into a North Van- heavy gale the barge started to;cauver home and told police how “take water, re barge shart he had left Patterson beneath an m a . ‘overhanging ledge high on the Phe Sudbury had to turn about agg-foo, mountain and loter ind von for sholter in Anderson ! , An vunte . . Bay, Alaska, After 24 hours, re- een Moles omy aan spulrs were ecampleted and UNC yoy in A motinialnside oreek Voyage continued, " ue ' The barge, flying the dapane | ese flag under the name cof! BRAATL AETER WARSHIPS Stralls Maru, was built ak Dum-! LONDON ww -- Admiral Olavo barton, Scotland, in 1070, She’ Araujo Is heading a Bragillan ne came to the British Columbia. val mission in Britain tnvestigat ternational acelai when the tug reseued the disabled Greek freighter Mieedonia, almost due south of Kamenatka, Siberia, and towed her thousands of miles to the safety af Vancouver, On the tow to Japan, the Sud- Ren ne Tete Oe Ee at AE Se RRNA Canvass of the buslnoss dis: trieL Is being undertaken thi week by members of the Gyro and Rotary Clubs, An urgent appear nas been Issued for any persons who have oe nol contributed and would Ike oy to do so, to call Into any one} Go. of the three banks In the elty | dadowense bos « They will be furnished with aly. official recolpt for Income ta: | UN-CMDR, Plerre BG, Sim- purposes, Mr, Steele said, avd, 32, of Rimouski, Que,, has The CARS clinic Is located at the Prince Rupert General Hos- pital, It has been the polley of the CARS association to finance clinies for the first year and aflor that tha elie has to rely} (CP from National Defence), on local contributions for malts | ttt ttre tonaned, This Is Prince Rupert's} g CARS branch's second year of ‘w component of the Canadian delegation at Viel Nam serv- Ing on tho Intornattonal truce supervisory commission = In Indo-Chinn, | const under chartor as the Par- jing possible purchase of surplus thin noarly 70 years ago to In- | battleships from tho Royal Navy, Haugurae CPR trans-Paelfie sere: vier, lator she beeame Alaska Steamahip Company's tner Vie~ torla, and ran to Alnska more: thon 60 yenrs, carrying gold seck= | ers and adventurers to the north, | Cre ee ie Coton rn os The Weather Cloudy with aeeaslonal shows jt urs today, Roly Mriday morning Inst night, hocoming cloudy with sen tlored mueh Winds Heit sonthorly dnevonaiia fae tathors Mned up behind tho to southanst 80 Into Friday Might tonghors when the rogulur moot: and shitling (a wosterly 8h ourly ing hod boon adjourned and and Heh Peday wb Port TMirdy, loveuplod during the day by tholr AL and G2) Sandaplt and Prneo | youngsters, Ruporl, 410 and 0 ; Wor an hour thoy sab at tha eae ; ilosks In elaas and did the work RESCUER OWTLDIN lourrontly boing asslqnod, to tholr LONDON iRoutors)—Tive ells children, Tho opinion of tho dron who spont the night vdritt|tonahors was thab with a ltbe In motor bont in the River mare diselpline thoy would make Thames were reseuad unharmed, | promishiyg students, Smoking in “Students” Not Allowed To Smoke During Classes Paronts “played sehool” after the Parent-Tenchor Association Hootie at Roosevelt Park school To got wv frstehand nequalnt showers In the affernaan, Not! anew with the school routine of change In tomporature. thoi children, about 80 mothors onerntion, At tho regular meoting, plans wore discussed for the roglon- A pnront-tonahor — conference noxt week, A highlight of the occasion will’ he ‘the Intorna. tlonnl dinnor boing staged by Conrad PTA Octobor 26, It was so wianouneod that on Novant bor 6 tho Wollday Theatye chil crew's play, “Wangol and Grotel,” will be porformed ab tho Civic Contro under the sponsorship of tho Paront-Toachor Counall and tho Civic Contre, In other ushvess, a motlen was passed wobbling the third Wodnesdny of anvh month ag dito for PTA mootings ap the aohool, Dr, Jack Wilson wos In the elt, Miss Qaylone Hewth's class won Meggett baad QUORGH DN Maly ngos ranged from xix (0.18, falas was not, allowed, ' son, hla father-in-law, home, mt foe se the nttondance prize, been appointed to the military. It Is Imperative that as many persons as possible turn out, for the Prince Rupert Basketball association. annual meeting. | tonight, an association spokesman’ sald today, The meeting will bo held In Uhe Board Room of the Clvic Centra ab 7:90 pam, eG re Besides the eletion of officors for the 1086-57 ac two major toples will be'takeon up wore One Is whethor tho. association wishes to’ be: taker over by the Civie Centre orwhether It will continuo opergtions: on lisown, 0 , Sy "Also provision has to be mace for a team or teams to play the Harlem Globetrotters who aro schoduled to play. oro November 1,2and 3 ge Py No decision has yet been mad yes this your - ASON,: oon any lengue baakolball hati peg , a a {icine “and » Physiology,’ Me ‘prize was giyon. insreco -Phonrt cathotorization and, die ‘Jeoverlos windo, thavoly,” yp fi on \ Gets A | of $71,040. FOR ANNUAL CAGERS MEETING |two Worhat. Foyasmianyy: 82)". 0f", ‘Krouznach, Wost" Gormany.% 2 Tho ON tatvony. wA wh ‘iyakog ‘tho-awards wncor the wil af tho Inte Invontor of dynamite,” Ifrod Nobol, sald nits cltatl Biers: Won of “the Introdudtion Ta ' sets Masset Job 1 MASSBT =~ Stange: Construcs ” | Hon Co, Latd,;178 Bast Brondway ) Vancouver, lag been, ‘awarded: ya contract by tho focoral partmont af publia works far’: aroatlon of ROMP quartors here, * The frm quoter, tho low pr{ce AY walks armeinearm with mombors of ls his recent votlromont aa national, londor: Dry Weward:Johne Mr, Drow ls veallng ab Dr, Johnaon'y uolply . (OP Photo), Cirelph, Ontario, the flral photo of him: taken slnico of tho Progrossive Conservative parly, Loft toy and diuighte family in this photo. Aihon: aM. laity son Davie, Mrs, Drow, y. | Ottawa, . | V1.2 WULGATS QUIN INI A Mneorn Bulgarian: Comnuinat b Banjdra, They. ty hony figures clowod ty - . : ' al : : yt i fae tual nase hdeadhdah daeaannemamand meee hehe ‘ nod hye : VIENNA, Avatiin Ut—Bulgayiys biggontipowor. plant ab Dinitrays. grad no longer la named for Vue i ko Choryonkoy, the onsled Bie. promtor, Th now. ta onlled tha Martlaa IIL powor works. The change waa nado’ Wy tho Bulga fan -nallonal nssombly'a atoorlng GOMOD, es