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Key
VOL.
XXXVI,
No.
160,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JULY
10,
1947
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
L
GIVES
Attend
Conference
PACT
s
Countries
To
EAD1NG
i
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first
reading
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ratify
the
$
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a
new
agree-Ltral
Mortgage
and
B,,r".2n,
major
rc-
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be
a
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corporauuu
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houses
to
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for
sale
Strc:
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which
&
W'lme
Housing
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12
per
cent.
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c
or
about
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the
purchase
of
it
thl;.
figure,
the
irfer.el
!?-
to
the
d
for
consideration
Etion
U
agreement,
which
wit
second
and
third
bverrtment
and
pass
MeMn-council
before
Effective
It
will
run
by
l
1948
to
Dec
em
it
replaces
the
ex
tent
which
was
hbruary
1912.
mpewcred
Mayor
I
and
City
Cicrk
H.
D.
ii?n
the
agrement
fci
O
the
order-ln-
i
new
agreement,
the
reV;
$24
a
year
for
Ks
and
$30
a
year
for
Ks
from
Central
Mort
HlcuUnz
All
works
Iftter
and
sewar
foe-
ESS
AT
IN
PARTY
.
Princess
Eliza
pd
handsome,
mingled
'
leaders
In
what
was
it,
damp
garden
party
Biam
Palace
today.
It
hi
nubile
appearand
P
queen
and
her
con-
lncc
Mic
midnlgty
an-
ocaf
Tides
nfice
mat
ncf'ovi
UUbv
MM
Bt
BECOME
THEa1.
s
y.
July
11,
1947
6:35
10.2
feet
19:19
18.0
feet
0:45
7.9
feet
12
'45
0.0
feet
The
Frank
Waterhouse
Southholm
is
at
Port
Edward
oday
unloading
salmon
cans
at
idmn
p,m..
r.annerv
after
deliv
ering
a
varied
cargo
a',
water
front
points
In
Prince
Rupert.
The
vessel
is
under
command
oi
Capt.
William
Glceson.
Wednesday
the
Southholm
unloaded
40
tons
of
salt
for
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative,
a
new
power
grader
for
the
Department
of
Public
works
here,
a
track
for
a
local
garage
and
120
ton
of
coal
for
Alber;
and
McCaffery.
Also
among
Its
cargo
was
former
American
power
barge
consigned
to
Little.
Haugland
Kerr
at
Terrace,
which
was
ae
llvercd
to
McLean's
ooatyard
tor
alterations
before
being
shipped
to
the
interior
for
use
on
lakes
in
connection
with
the
cempany'J
logjlng
operations.
The
vessel
loaded
16
tons
o!
scrap
Iron
for
delivery
to
Van
Northbound
on
Wednesday
morning,
the
Southholm
unloaded
cannery
supplies
at
canneries
on
the
Skeena.
PRICES
BOARD
bylaw
bj
council,.,
r
fAI
MUT
1
1H
o
approved
by
the
rULU
NU
Uf
i
-
Bi
or
the
engagement.
Uo
garden
party
etl-
fibcth
wore
gloves
tthe
engagement
ring
lamonds
set
In
platln-
thc
former
GrceK
on
the
third
finger,
iRht
District
I
Unabated
r'KS-
-Abatement
pro
filed
against
23
houses
y"s
red
llsht
district
fe'ssed
in
the
federal
after
defence-
coun-
ded
In
the
complaint
a
be
treated
separate
Controls
on
Everything
.
Hut
Rent
and
Sugar
to
lie
Mfted
September
1
VANCOUVER,
The
Van
couver
News
Herald
In
a
special
Ottnwa
despatch
tcday.
said
me
AVnmMii
will
lift
the
price
un
Protember
1
on
all
but
rents
and
jt'-p.r
w'th
the
removal
of
war
time
Prices
and
Trade
uoara
fimrlln!''!.
The
dUpatch
said
thflt
half
cf
the
exlstlnn
depari-mcnts
will
cloc
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the
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OTTAWA
(CP)
Canada's
military
experts
do
not
believe
the
Dominion
will
become
"a.
theatre
of
war.
or
a
good
many
years."
This
statement
was
made
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
by
Hon.
Brooke
Claxton,
Minister
of
Defence.
He
disclosed
with
a
short,
sharp
"No"
that
peacetime
compulsory
military
training
will
not
be
instituted
inithe
Dominion
this
year.
He
announced
a
recruiting
campaign
for
all
three
services.
SOUTHOLM
HAS
VARIED
CARGO
Bulletins
TO
VETO
AGAIN
WASHINGTON
President
Truman
said
today
that
he
will
veto
the
new
Republican
income
tax
reduction
bill.
He
made
this
statement
to
a
press
conference'
shortly
before
the
Senate
began
consideration
of
legislation
already
passed
over
whelmingly
by
the'
House.
SEPARATE
DEPARTMENT
OTTAWA
The
setting
up
of
a
Department
of
Indian
Affairs
with
Civil
Service
preference
for
Indians
employed
on
Us
staff,
has
been
recommended
by
the
Joint
parliamentary
committee
on
Indian
affairs.
The
report
also
recommended
appointment
of
a
committe
again
next
session
to
consider
"long
overdue"
amendments
to
the
Indian
Act.
NEW
RED
OFFENSIVE
NANKING
The
new
Chinese
Communist
offensive
In
Shan-tune
province
Is
threatening
to
cut
once
more
the
Tsinlan
Suthow
(north-south)
rail
road.
This
information
comes
from
the
government.
Talan
has
been
named
as
a
danger
spot.
JERUSALEM
Dr.
Isaac
Herzog.
Chief
Rabbi
of
Pales
tine
told
a
United
Nations
special
commission
today
that
"the
presrvation
of
Judaism
In
Its
religious
aspects
depends
on
the
revival
of
the
Jewish
commonwealth"
in
the
Holy
Land.
ARABS
ARE
ODDURATE
.
I
ICzechoSlovakia
CAIRO.
Cf
A
spokesmah
for
the
Palestine
.Arab
higher
committee
said
today
the
committee
had
rejected
a
new
appeal
from
the
United
Nations
special
committee
on
Palestine
for
co-oper
ation
In.
a
United
Nations
stuay
of
the
Palestine
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winnr
May
Yield
to
Russian
Pressure
and
Not
Go
to
Paris
PRAGUE
The
Czechoslovak
cabinet
was
called
into
special
session
today
and
-unconfirmed
reports
say
Moscow
has
asked
Czechoslovakia
to
withdraw
her
acceptance
of
the
invitation
to
the
Paris
conference
and,
that
she
will
defer
to
the
Soviet.
The
government
announced
on
Tuesday
it
had
decided
to
accept
the
invitation.
MAYOR
IS
Corruption
Charged
Against
Chief
.Magistrate
of
Ontario
City
COLLINGWOOD,
Ont..
ff
A
warrant
for
the
arrest
of
Mayor
G
Kohl
on
a
charge
of
dealhv:
In
municipal
corruption
has
been
laid
in
this
Georgian
Bay
snip-
Dina
town.
An
information
was
sworn
to
by
Inspector
Wilfred
H.
Clark
of
the
Ontario
Provincial
police.
U
charges
the
mayor
with
agree
ing
to
accept
remuneration
for
irotinK
on
a
resolution
before
the
town
council
with
respect
to
a
Dominion
government
break
water
contract.
The
resolution
dealt
with
lo
cation
of
a
breakwater
which
the
Federal
Department
of
Public
Works
proposes
to
build.
whilo
Mavor
Kohl
accepted
no
monies,
the
Crown
charges
that,
In
agreeing
to
accept
them,
he
violated
SccUoh.lWtCfitheCrlm
mal
Code
under
which
the
charge
Is
laid.
The
remuneration
mentioned
in
the
case
Is
$1,000.
Mavor
Kohl
was
released
on
ball
today
pending
his
trial
hero
next
Monday,
SESSION
UPON
MARSHALL
PLAN
WASHINGTON,
0
President
Truman
said
today
a
special
session
of
Congress
will
be
called
this
fall,
If
necessary,
to
carry
out
General
Marshall's
plan
for
;
European
recovery.
But,
the
president
added,
he
sees
no
neea
at
present
for
such
a
session.
The
president
told
congress
it
could
be
next
January
oeiore
tne
results
of
the
Paris
conference
are
assayed
and
congresslona.
discussion
necessary.
He
had
no
comment
on
the
refusal
of
most
eastern
countries
to
attend
the
conference
in
Paris.
GAME
WARDEN
PASSES
AWAY
-
;
,
r
ww
i
:q
KING'S
MEN
ON
PARADE
general
view
of
the
famous
Horse
Guards'
parade
In
London
during
the
recent
ceremony
of
the
trooping
of
the
color
In
celebration
of
the
51st
birthday
of
King
George.
The
King
Is
at
lower
left,
riding
the
inspection
tour.
He
Is
followed
by
Princess
Elizabeth,
who
wears
the
uniform
of
a
colonel
of
the
Grenadier
Guards,
and
the
Duke
of
Gloucester,
his
brother.
The
ceremony
lacked
much
of
the
pre-war
color
because
the
Brigade'
of
Guards
Is
still
wearing
wartime
battle-dress
Instead
of
the
brilliant
ceremonial
uniforms
of
former
years.
EVEN
WEATHER
DOES
NOT
DETER
CHILDREN
FROM
PLAY
ENJOYMENT
-.
----
.
.
,ttlkllUUlin
m
f.iftnr.
fivro
Clubs
supervised
activities
for
children
on
various
playgrounds
of
the
citv
are
proving
popular
and
the
enrolment
is
increasing,
the
club
was
told
by
Neil
Ross,
physical
education
and
recreational
director
of
the
Uvic
Centre,
who
is
general
super-4?
-
'
vising
the
playground
activity.
II
p
DP
i-fTX
SuDervlsors
have
been
lnstauea:
yuJL
at
McClymont,
Seal
Cove
and
Alder
Parks
and
games,
competitions
and
other
diversions
are
under
way
in
aaaiiion
w
the
usual
playground
pleasures.
Sessions
are
held
each"
afternooi".
and
evening.
Later
Inter-playground
competitions
will
be
de
veloped.
At
McClymont
ParK,
wnere
vne
swimming
pool
Is
the
centre
of
attractions
and
where
some
extensive
improvements
have
been
miHp
enrolment
now
totals
115
with
an
afternoon
average
of
fifty
children
and
evening
01
twenty
-five.
Seal
Cove
has
a
total
enrolment
of
45
to
date
and
an
average
attendance
01
1
30.
Alder
Park's
enrolment
to
date
Is
43,
with
a
high
of
thirty-two.
When
weather
improves,
it
Is
expected
these
numbers
will
I
be
increased
considerably.
I
Greater
publicity
for
the
play-j
ground
work
would
be
desirable.
H
was
felt,
ana
lacmiiet.
im
Thnmnc
van
rivk.
well
known
i
thk
will
be
taken
advantage
of.
department
for
the
last
21
years
and
a
member
of
the
Game
De
partment
staff
for
more
than
30
years,
died
at
Prince
George
at
the
week-end
at
the
age
oi
65
vears.
As
Inspector
of
"D"
Division,
he
was
in
charge
of
a
game
area
hat
pmbraced
two-thirds
Of
British
Columbia
and
was
known
as
a
man
whose
life
was
devoted
in
thp
conservation
of
wild
life
In
the
province.1
At
one
time
he
ivas
stationed
at
Prince
uupcri
nd'
was
very
well
known
here.
He
contributed
many
advances
to
the
protective
policies
of
the
Game
Department
during
his
years
of
service.
Mr.
Van
Dvk
was
a
veteran
of
the
First
World
War
in
which
he
enlisted
twice.
He
was
dls-chareed
from
the
Canadian
Army
on
medical
grounds
and
later
enlisted
in
the
British
Army
water
transport
division.
He
Is
survived
by
his
wife
at
Prince
George
and
two
daugh
lers,
one
In
Vancouver
and
one
at
New
Westminster.
under
way.
Active
support
of
all
Gyros
on
behalf
of
their
popular
candidate
was
bespoken.
The
annual
Gyro
picnic
date
was
set
for
August
3.
C.
C.
Mills
was
namea
to
the
InternaUonal
con-
cheon
was
Charles
Howe,
city
engineer.
nennett
will
be
probated,
pos
slbly
before
the
end
or
tnis
weeK.
Officials
of
Bracley's
Bank
Ltd.
are
the
executors
and
trustees
of
the
estate
and
they
have
tne
duty
of
confirming
the.
provisions
of
the
will
before
It
is
filed
for
probate.
GARBAGE
TENDERS
ACCEPTANCES
FOR
PARIS
PARLEY
NOW
CLOSING
PARIS
(CP)
Attendance
of
at
least
sixteen
countries
at
the
Soviet-boycotted
European
economics
conference
was
assured
today,
the
last
day
for
tho
invitations
issued
bv
Great
Britain
.
...
I
i?
O
1
1
and
France
lor
the
conierence
-siarimg
oaiuruuy
iu
consider
the
Marshall
plan.
Equalizing
Load
Line
.-.A
..
i
-i
fj,;,aaHu.iuViao
inn:idmibti4,IMrr
Ottawa
to
Recommend
Equalization
of
Prince
Rupert
With
Vancouver
Victory
appears
in
sijht
for
the
long
campaign
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
for
equality
with
Vancouver
under
international
load
line
regulations.
The
Chamber
has
been
advised
by
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie,
British
Columbia's
cabinet
minister,
that
a
technical
committee
of
the
Department
of
Transport
has
recommended
to
a
general
committee'
that
consideration
be
given
to
ex-
tenvon
of
the
line
from
the
51st
parallel
to
the
56th
parallel
of
north
longitude
and
that
representations
along
this
line
be
made
to
the
decennial
international
convention
on
Safety
of
Life
at
Sea
to
be
held
in
London
this
fail.
The
adverse
load
line
regula-tlo?
has
long
been
a
mitigating
factor
against
development
of
ocean
shinninr
throufh
this
ANGER
RETURNS
TO
KETCHIKAN
Gerald
W,
Anger,
alias
An
drew
Young,
who
arrived
here
last
Friday
in
a
small
boat
In
which
he
said
he
had
travelled
1,600
miles,
took
another
yoy-aee
last
nlsht
back
to
Ketchi
kan.
Anger,
or
Young
was
held
tn
loll
hprA
fnur
-
and
-
a
-
half
citv
council's
effort
to
solve
'
vi,-rl
the
city's
garbage
collection
dlf
-
tQ
have
nculUes
by
letting
the
service
a
ih.Wrecked
South
Sea
cut
on
contract
fell
nat
last
nignt
t
ld
when
the
aldermen
turned
down
-
;
c
.
,
tenders
from
seven
bidders
on
'115
the
boat.
He
wa,
sent
back
on
the
city
to
lose
control
of
Its
gart-
Prlnce
RuPert
.
oge
collection
system.
.
The
tenders,
opened
ray
v,ny
TUP
WEATHlK
i
n.rt
it
D.
Thaln
at
a
special
iv,
,.11
Tnnffpd
Svnonsis
,
,ni!.n
o
vonr
tn
$18,000
for
Skies
were
clear
over
the
soutn
ih
rppt.
in
two
pm
coastal
areas
and
tne
in
r
.
...
r-..i
1
1
ririXcVi
r"r1nmVia
this
cases
where
oiaaers
onetcu
i
icnui
ui
uu...
back-door
collection,
their
fig-
morning.
A
storm
centered
.
7onn
Viiohpr
than
for
west
oNthe
Queen
Charlottes
is
U1W
WCIC
v,vww
--.o
I
'
-
...
4.
treet
collection.
moving
slowly
toward
the
west
...m.
to
finanrial
induce-
en.ist
of
Vancouver
Island.
Rain
.
,
rrUnlv.
.l.O
C
.1.
1
.476.
I
tHMAnAtlntDtnthnP
rP?LS
Alderman
Youngs
moved,
and
during
the
night
and
tomorrow.
Alderman
MCft.ay
se;u
-
f
orecast
motion
that
all
tenders
be
re-
Prlnce
Rupert,
Queen
Char
fused
and
that
the
garbage
col-
'lottes
and
North
coast
Over
lection
system
be
continued
as
cas(.
wltn
continuous
rain,
be
presently
cperated.
ventlon
to
be,
heja
in
seaiwe
m
,
,
.
AilCLV
M
w
I
-
"
-
-
v.n
Wife
for
us
faiiintr
over
the
northern
mem
in
any
ui
nwa
nu
......B
-
to
let
the
thing
on
contract,"
c0astal
areas
.will
spread
to
tne
Board
of
Works
chairman
Rob-
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
ert
McKay
said.
"Under
present
during
the
day.
Cloudiness
will
the
southern
coast-
COIlUlliunai
'"v
ni.iv
i
iuwv-
-.
Urol
system.
Since
It
Is
ai
areas
during
the
afternoon
Tfn
flVfl
over
the
lilt:
AVOkVtti
I
X
k
uvuw
m
----o
A4uiaaMv
-----
w
....
to
sportsmen
as
Inspector
of
"D"
i
Frank
Skinner,
committee'
COJtl
us
a1wut
the
same,
I
and
widely
scattered
rain
show-rtivuinn
nf
thp
nrovlnclal
eameirViairm.in.
rerjorted
the
compalgn
I
.i,m
hp.
exnected
tonight.
wiva
w
f
v
'
lillllrw
W
t
Oliuuiu
"
I
.
"
on
benaii
oi
uenjf
iru.......
.
f
operanng
me
garuatc
clear
and
warm
win
wuwuc
taiiw"
candidate
for
-
Queen
-
of
Port
.
uay
collectlon
system
last
year,
ac-
through
the
day
over
the
south-
...j
nnA
civic
civic
rpntrp
Centre
Ramlval.
Carnival,
well
well1
...
.
ti,.
nroconfprl
bv
i.i-
ut
tncroncpH
rloudi-
coroing
lu
nguiw
i
ecu
im-ciiui
uu
...v.v
mid-August.
I
kl
f
I
A
DIM
Tn
addiUon
to
Mr.
Ross,
an-,
i
14
ii
i
ii
nil
of
uochprriav's
lun-
.
...
RDfillfiHT
IN
UIWWWiii
...
.omnpr,tnre.
Lows
tonicht
-
At
LONDON
-Viceroy
of
mma
;
Port
-
Hardv
48.
Massett
47,
,
irt....nf
Mnnntibatten
AOmirai
V.av.Uu
---
rr
TC?
BtlNINt
1
1
W1L.L.
lO
has
been
recommended
as
uov
cornlne:
Intermittent
in
the-.af
ternoon.
Cloudy
with
rain
snow-
prs
tonight
and
Friday.
Winds
southeasterly
(20
m.p.h.),
shift
ing
to
northwesterly
(15)
during
evening.
Little
change
in
Prince
Rupert
47.
Highs
Friday
At
Port
!
Tn,,9
nri
mo-
Hardy
eu,
wassett
oo,
u
RP1NP,
PROBA
TtL)
I
pror
u."
"
a.
"
X
of
nert
57
bammed
Ail
Jinnau,
ihw-"
LONDON
The
will
of
Viscount
the
Moslem
League,
as
Governor
,i
of
Pait
st.in.
fnme
wwr
VICIlCiA.
v.
'
ister
Clement
Atlee
announced
today.
NO
BIG
LEAGUE
BALL
NEW
YORK,
fj
As
playejs
,wpri
returning
to
their
teams
Tkln
the
announcement,
from
the
All
Star
game
at
Chlc-
Attlee
said
"he
hoped
the
sever-
ago
Tuesday,
there
were
no
and
of
nldla
into
two
parts-
games
scheduled
In
either
a-
Domlnlons
of
India
and
Pakistan
would
not
last
long
tlonal
or
American
Leagues
yes
terday,
Two
States,
AiDania
ana
r
inland,
friendly
to
Russia,
are
still
to
be
officially
heard
from
although
It
was
said
yesterday
that
Finland
may
attend..
Five
others
in
the
same
class
Yugoslavia,
Hunearv.
Roumanla
and
Bui-
garla
have
turned
down
their
invitations.
Late
expectation
today
was
that
Czechoslovakia
would
withdraw
after
previously
accepting.
DOMINION-PROVINCIAL
RELATIONS
OTTAWA,
D
The
entire
complex
question
of
Dominion-provincial
financial
relationships
was
thrown
open
for
renewed
debate
and
counter
debate
In
the
House
cf
Commons
when
the
Minister
of
Finance,
Hon.
Douglas
Ab-hntt.
mnvpd
second
reading
of
a
bill
to
implement
the
financial
agreements
reached
Individually
.
with
seven
provinces.
Two
salient
features
of
federal
thinking
stood
out
In
a
ten
thou
sand
wcrd
statement
with
wnscn
Mr.
Atbott
moved
for
approval
f;prtacJothiafifet
I
BuL
TrfcstaTementSwdaHeiy
devoted
to
a
review
cf
the
long-standins
effort
to
achieve
a
complete
wide
agreement.
MYSTERY
MAN
Gerald
W.
Anger
of
Ketchikan
who
told
and
later
denied
story
of
trip
from
South
Sea
Island
and
shipwreck
In
Aleutians.
He
was
deported
last
night
to
Ketchikan.
RACE
HORSE'S
NECK
BROKEN
Jockey
Also
Injured
In
rile-Up
on
Vancouver
Track
VANCOUVER,
W
Gallant
Rimon.
Vancouver-bred
tnree
year
old
colt,
died
al
a
broken
neck
In
a
plle-pp
ot
lour
norses
j.,-ir,rr
fho
mnnlncr
of
a
$2,000
jpee'd"
handicap
In
Landsdowne
Park
Wednesday
aiternoon.
xne
spill,
which
put
Jockey
Paul
Bailey
in
hospital
with
a
pos
sible
fractured
shoulder,
is
des
cribed
as
the-worst
In
the
history
of
the
track.
Wickford
Point
crashed
inu
Oallant
Simon
as
they
entered
the
stretch
and
both
went
down.
Minstrel
.Boy
and
Silent
Flame
toth
tripped
over
them.
Bailey
was
injured
-when
he
was
thrown
from-Silent
Flame.
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,
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111
mi
mm
m
m
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