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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL,
XXXVIII,
No.
133.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B,
C,
WEDNESDAY
JUNE
8.
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
U
HON
TO
RED
CROSS
BLOOD
E
Nova
ection
Tomorrow,
INVESTMENT
IN
WELL-BEING
People
Urged
to
Give
a
Pint
of
Blood
I
Mobile
Clinic
Comes
Here
in
August
pint
of
blood
from
the
body
of
a
healthy
'
an(l
it
moans
nine
10
mm
it
can
be
replaced
iiut
that
same
pint
of
blood
mav
mean
ference
between
life
and
death
to
someone
'jmr
in
one
of
a
score
of
British
Columbia
Maritime
Province
At
Polls
In
General
Vote
HALIFAX
(CP)
Nova
Scotia's
400,
000-odd
voters
will
elect
their
twenty-first
legistlature
tomorrow.
Premier
Angus
L.
MacDonald
seeks
his
fourth
mandate
on
Liberal
record
since
1933.
Proo-ressive
Conservative
Leader
Robert
L.
Stan-
'
,l,y
Prince
Rupert
I
be
asked
this
suni-ririb'utc
a
pint
of
the
Now
That
Area
NEWCASTLE
WINS
AGAIN
VANCOUVER
N
ewcaitlc
United
took
off
the
wraps
last
niftht
in
the
second
game
with
British
Columbia
Ali-Stars,
rapping
them
8
to
1.
They
had
won
the
first
game
Sat
I
111(1
I'1'
vn.
.v,...,
ir
The
person
saved
-
Two
Is
Closed
In
a
Prinre
Rupc
field,
making
his-
first
bid
for
a
provincial
seat,
leads
He
might
even
a
a
lull
slate
01
uuriy-seven
can-
Smaller
Local
Halibut
Boats
to
Turn
to
Other
Pursuits
With
the
season
closed
hv
the
the
siiver.
,r
the
Prince
Rupert
r
clinic,
which
will
be
on
August
1,
2
and
3,
international
Fisheries
Commis-
BSi
iukuk
a
sion
in
the
ncarcr-ln
Area
No."
Ciric
Centre
at
which;,,
smallor
local
halibut
vessels
i
didates
with
the
slogan
"the
tide
has
turned.','
The
C.C.F.,
which
formed
a
two-man
opposition
In
yie
twentieth
legislature,
has
campaigned
on
a
program
of
increased
social
benefits.
Its
Hovise
leader
is
Russell
Cunningham.
The
result
of
the
Nova
Scotia
election
will
be
watched
as
a
possible
signal
of
federal
trend.
Ttson.
JJIVlMOndl
JJir-
,.,.
i
.,.riW
l.hnlr
ntlentln-il
WEARY
HUNTERS
WITHDRAWN
IN
SEARCH
AREA
Weary
searchers
who,
for
the
last
five
days
Iwtve
sought
Martin
Ulmer,
Vancouver
fisherman,
who
has
been
missing
two
weeks
on
the
west
coast
of
"Graham
Island,
were
withdrawn
from
4
doner
panels
of
the
j
to
oth(.r
pursulu
including
sal-'
Rod
CP)S8
Society,
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mon
lrniinII
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napkin,,
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a
little
later
on,
the
seining.
Meantime,
many
vessels,
after
a
brief
but
profitable
halibut
season,
will
be
receiving
repairs
to
hulls
and
equipment.
Indeed,
local
waterfront
servicing
establishments
report
no
let-up
in
ncrd
for
such
service
ifthods
by
which
the
lilrcted.
titiK,
attended
by
40
uvrs
of
city
organ!-drd
chairman
T.
Nor-.
climate
that,
on
the
.illation,
it
Is
hoped
urday
5
to
2.
ALBERNI
"DISGRACE"
VANCOUVER
The
"disgrace"
of
fish
boats
having
to
rescue
the
government
lighthouse
tender
A
1
b
e
r
n
i
was
raised
again
today
among
maritime
interests
demanding
a
coastguard
service.
,
"The
job
is
one
for
proper
coastguard,"
Homer
Stevens,
secretary
of
the
United
Fishermen's
Union,
said
in
writing
to
Transport
authorities
in
Ottawa
to
urge
three
coastguard
vessels
on
this
coast.
AIR
LIFT
TAKES
MAIL
BERLIN
American
and
British
air
lift
pla.TVs
today
began
carrying
German
mail
to
Berlin
to
avoid
what
a
West
Berlin
postal
official
described
as
"wholesale
pilfering"
by
Russian
-zone
authorities.
BRITONS
WARNED
BLACKPOOL,
Eng.
II
one
Secretary
Herbert
Morrison,
at
the
Labor
Party
conference
the"
rugged
area
today
while
I
leaders
in
the
hunt
ponder
the
next
course
of
action.
i
a
demand
which
has
been
ln-
TT-day
clinic
in
Aiz-!raw
between
701)
and
if
blood
from
ihe
ar-rincc
Rupert
for
iaer-
tensive
for
several
weeks
now.
In
fact,
there
Is
often
difficulty
In
getting
work
done.
Owing
to
a
rather
weak
market,
not
much
interest
Is
being
PREMIER
MINE
BEING
READIED
STEWART
The
work
of
rehabilitation
is
proceeding
apace
at
the
Sllbak
Premier
Mine.
J.
C.
McCutcheon,
mine
superintendent,
arrived
here
last
week,
accompanied
by
S.
F.
Macdon-ald,
mill
superintendent.
'
Asked
as
to
when
the
mine
would
be
reopened,
Mr.
McCutcheon
said
he
was
not
in
a
position
to
say
but
that
negotiations
were
still
The
ground
parties
were
withdrawn
In
order
to
obtain
rest
after
almost
a
week
of
scouring
the
rough
coastline
and
wooded
areas
between
Athlow
Bay
and
Tartoo
Inlet
where
Ulmer
disappeared
while
attempting
to
reach
a
fishing
camp
after
his
gillnet
boat
broke
down.
iilr
blom'.
donor
clinic
!
a
team
of
doclois,
muvr
aides
and
tech-n
visit
various
centres
mice
to
receive
dor.a-sarc
immediately
sent
Meanwhile,
a
brother
of
the
missing
man
has
arrived
a'
displayed
in
flat-fishing
at
the
moment.
Some
of
the
boats
will
be
watching
with
interest
the
hunt
for
the
tuna
fishery
which
has
Just
been
started
by
the
fisheries
department's
cruiser
Laur-ior.
Once
these
fish
begin
showing
up,
a
rush
to
the
area
of
location
may
be
expected.
The
Sandspit
and
It
is
believed
that
he
will
continue
the
hunt.
Staff
I
"""""
'"c
-
.vcr
fur
final
tests
and
.
.
.
.
t
raiiKeinciib
wiui
tiie
viiiuu.
been
directing
the
operation,
re
DREW
RILED
BY
ported
from
the
Islands
today
Kle
distribution.
All
in
any
area
Is
a
plate
and
the
donors
to
give
ct
(if
taking
part
In
that
Ulmer's
brother
arrived
tuna
price
will
be
lower
this
there
Tuesday.
year
than
last
when
such
a
.
Fishing
bwatsrtt
-
R.G.A.F.
domir
-service-
urtTr
iMfltieafWUp
was"
mUder"
"
'
.1
In
Prince
Rupert,
of
course,
not
all
the
local
?
considering
tin
tact!
halibut
boats
are
finished
hall-
GRIT
ATTACKS-,.
WINNIPEG
W
Speaking
In
Manitoba
Tuesday
night,
Progressive
-
Conservative
Leader
George
Drew
flayed
the
Liberal
government
with
the
charge
that
It
has
nothing
to
offer
except
"suspicion,
distrust
and
malice
In
the
years
ahead.".
,
Nothing
could
show
its
"complete
bankruptcy"
more
clearly
"than
the
personal
attacks
on
me",
declared
Drew.
here,
warned
Britons
that
they
could
expert
continued
hard
times,
ahead.
Britons
were
notified
that,
if
Labor
is
returned
to
power
in
the
ii(;xt
general
elretion,
permanent
controls
would
be
imposed
on
private
industry
In
the
country.
MARGARET
COMING
LONDON
It
is
reported
that
Princess
Margaret
Rose
will
pay
a
private
visit
lo
the
United
States
this
fall.
MOVING
TO
CHUNGKING
.
CANTON
With
the
Chinese
Communists
now
entering
IIu-nam
Province
as
they
inarch
from
Hankow
to
this
provisional
capital,
the
nationalist
FIRST
IN
FIELD
Ted
Applcwhaite,
Liberal
candidate
for
Skecna
in
federal
election,
wnose
papers
have
been
accepted
by
Returning
Officer.
'
Encouraging
reception
being
received
on
tour
of
riding.
Speaks
in
Smithers
tonight.
v
butting
by
any
means.
The
larger
vessels
will
now
start
operating
in
Area
No.
3.
DOUKS
ASSUME
oration
facilllits
for)
mill
be
installed
In
ii
Hospital
in
the
near
vjili
storage
facilities,
:t
in
the
past
have
re-'jlunteer
donors
who
their
names
at
Uio
Finding
these
volun-nucd
on
Page
6
THE
WEATHER
plane
and
more
than
a
dozen
ground
searchers
have
taken
part
in
the
hunt
since
word
of
Martin
Ulmer's
disappearance
was
brought
to
a
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
camp
at
Tatoo
Inlet
last
Wednesday.
Thousands
of
pamphlets
were
dropped
over
the
area
wheie
the
man
Is
missing
In
the
hope
that
he
might
find
one
and
know
that
he
was
being
sought.
Word
of
Ulmer's
disappearance
was
brought
to
Tatoo
Bay
on
May
30
by
Bob
Trasher,
his
partner,
who,
walked
30
miles
from
Athlow
Bay,
where
their
boat
Atomic
was
disabled,
in
eight
days.
lAPPLEWHAITE'S
PAPERS
FILED
J
Nomination
papers
of
Edward
iT.
Applcwhaite
as
Liberal
can
Synopsis
SAYS
PULP
WOOD
PLUCKS
TOO
LOW
GUELPH
(P
The
Swedish
delegate
to
the
International
Federation
of
Agriculture
says
that
Canadian
and
United
States
prices
for
wood
pulp
arc
tofj
low
E.
von
Heland
said
he
ARSON
BLAME
VICTORIA
f
A
declaration
signed
by
391
Doukhobors
accepting
blame
for
two
fires
which
caused
$385,000
damage
In
the
Kootenays
has
been
delivered
to
the
Attorney
General's
A
storm
centre
which
was
moving
toward
the
Queen
Charlottes
this
morning
will
cause
generally
overcast
skies
over
the
coast
and
western
Interior
BACKERS
didate
in
the
federal
election
of
June
27
were'
filed
with
Returning
Officer
Rod
MacLeod
Tuesday,
six
days
ahead
of
the
June
13
filing
deadline.
would
seek
stabilization
of
wood
pulp
prices
through
an
arrangement
Mmilar
to
the
recent
International
wheat
agreement.
ICUSED
The
signers,
said
the
declar
today.
Rain
will
fall
over
the
north
coast
while
showers
will
spread
southward
to
Vancouver
island
and
Into
the
northern
interior
this
afternoon
and
tonight.
Strong
southeasterly
ation,
assumed
blame
for
the1
$35,000
Tarry's
school
fire
April
j
He
said
prices
here
were
lower
Sponsors
for
Mr.
Applcwhaite
were
18
electors.
The
Dominion
government
is
now
being
moved
to
remote
Chungking
which
was
the
capital
during
the
Japanese
wartime
occupation.
FIRE
IN
BIG
STORE
VANCOUVER
Considerable
damage
was
done
by
fire
which
originated
in
a
refuse
chute
to
the
fourth
floor
of
the
Hudson
Bay
store.
The
search
parties
wcio
withdrawn
from
Seal
Inlet
where
Trasher
separated
from
Ulmer
(-External
Affairs
B.
Pearson
said
that
dlni!
the
Progressive-
because
"you
are
not
as
concerned
as
Sweden
with
protection
of
the
natural
resources
of
your
forests."
on
May
22.
winds
will
develop
over
most
vc
campaign
In
Que-
Elections
Act
requires
(that
at
least
10
electors
obtain
the
nomination
of
a
candidate.
Usual
practice
Is
to
obtain
the
signatures
of
more
than
the
re-nuired
number
so
that,
If
the
coastal
regions
this
afternoon
ixrsons
who
were
bit-
Generally
unsettled
weather
to
our
participa
will
persist
In
all
but
the
ex
te
war
against
Nazi
SCAN
DAMAGE
Halibut
Sales
trenie
southeastern
portion
of
24
and
the
$300,000
fire
in
me
Brilliant
jam
factory
three
years
ago.
It
said:
"We
finally
and
unanimously
agreed
that
the
school
must
be
burned
for
the
safety
of
our
children
for
generations
to
come."
Three
men,
including
Peter
Swetlishoff,
radical
Sons
of
Freedom
sect
member,
are
in
jail
on
charges
of
arson.
"We
only
hurt
ourselves,"
said
one
member
In
making
protest.
"We
don't
hurt
anybody
else."
the
province
tomorrow.
TO
ALBERNI
qualifications
of
one
of
the
sponsors
is
questioned,
the
nomination
does
not
become
invalid.
Those
sponsoring
Mr.
Apple-
Forecast
CAL
TIDES
Canadian
Clipper,
50,000,
Bacon,
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
BASEBALL
SCORES
TUESDAY
'
American
New
York
2,
Detroit
5
Boston
2,
St.
Louis
6
Washington
11,
Cleveland
13
Philadelphia
7,
Chicago
4
National
Chicago
1,
Brooklyn
7
St.
Louis
3,
New
York
0
Cincinnati
5,
Boston
6
'
Pittsburgh
5,
Philadelphia
6
Portland
8
San
Francisco
4
Pacific
Coast
Seattle
7,
Los
Angeles
4
Hollywood
4,
San
Diego
3
Oakland
2,
Sacramento
1
Western
International
Yakima
9-11,
Victoria
4-12
Wenatchee
4-12,
Bremerton
3-5.
Tacoma
6,
Spokane
5
Vancouver
5,
Salem
2.
MAY
GET
BIDS
TO
NEWCASTLE
VANCOUVER
Wi
Two
members
of
the
British
Columbia
all
stars
soccer
club
which
played
Newcastle
United
here
on
Saturday
may
get
offers
from
the
touring
club,
it
was
indicated
yesterday.
The
club
has
evinced
Interest
In
John
Hal-ley,
aged
18,
and
Jack
Cowan,
22.
B.C.
ATLIN
ROAD
IS
BEING
STARTED
Construction
of
a
highway
be
tween
Whitehorse.Y.T.
and
At
lin,
British
Columbia
Is
expect
'lay,
June
1),
1049
Coast
Intermittent
rain
today
12:32
18.9
feet
Cloudy
with
showers
Thursday.
Atlin,
Survey
of
damage
of
the
government
lighthouse
tender
Al-bernl
was
begun
today
following
arrival
at
Safety
Cove,
225
miles
south
of
Prince
Rupert,
of
19.8c,
17.0c
and
16c.
Kaarc
No.
2,
53,000
19.7c,
17.0c
and
lGc.
whaite
were
Nora
Ethel
Arnold,
William
M.
Walls,
Earl
Gordon,
William
S.
Kerein,
Mrs.
Cath
6:13
1.0
feet
Winds
light,
becoming
south
18:13
7.0
feet
easterly
(15
mph)
by
noon
and
increasing
to
southeasterly
(30
arine
Frascr,
George
Douglas
ed
to
start
"within
the
next
the
tug
Salvage
King
which
was
week,"
according
to
word
re
Linzey,
Oskar
mphi
this
afternoon.
Shifting
Bessie
Parker,'
and
decreasing
to
southerly
(20)
Fri.zell,
P.
H.
Havroy,
Mrs.
sent
to
her
aid
after
she
sprang
j
a
leak
and
was
beached
In
ceived
by
II.
G.
Archibald,
rep
Charles
Balagno,
Mrs.
Louise
after
midnight
tonight.
Winds
resentative
of
Skecna
in
the
Fltzhugh
Sound
on
Monday.
last
Federal
house,
from
T.
J
southerly
(15)
tomorrow.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Lows
'
y
1
Kulwood.
secretary
of
the
Ayin
Balagno,
John
A.
McRae,
Dorothy
M.
Kcllback,
Victor
Men-!
i'ies,
Charles
Bartie,
Herbert
F.
.
Glnssey
.George
B.
Casey,
T.
Nor-,
tonight
and
highs
Thursday-
j
Dislrlct
Board
Qf
I
No
report
of
the
extent
of
the
I
damage
was
available
this
morn-'ing,
pending
the
transfer
of
her
j
cargo
to
other
vessels
which
are
fori
naray
16
ana
an,
mass
40
and
55,
Prince
Rupert
42
and
55.
heading
to
Safety
Cove.
These
ton
Youngs.
Mr.
Applewhaile
Is.
expected
to
have
only
one
opponent,
the
C.C.F.
member
of
last
Parliament,
IT.
G.
Archibald,
whose
papers
have
yet
to
be
filed.
COLDWELL
JtEMlNDS
DREW
OF
"INIQUITY"
REGINA
?
M.
J.
Coldwell,
rpeaking
In
Saskatchewan,
said
Progressive-Conservative
Leader
George
Drew
once
had
termed
family
allowances'
as
are
the
tenders
Bercns
of
Victoria
and
the
Birnle
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
Albernl
was
beached
on
Clark
Point,
a
few
miles
southward,
whn
her
leakir.g
hull
began
to
take
on
wuter
so
quickly
that
her
master,
Capt.
Joe
Petersen,
found
that
he
would
not
make
It
to
Safety
Cove.
Tuesday,
however,
she
was
moved
to
Safety
Cove
where
salvage
operations
were
started.
The
Board
of
Trade
has
been
Informed
by
Canadian
Army
headquarters,
WhJ,tehorse,
that
funds
fo1'
the
construction
have
been
deposited
and
that
a
camp
Is
to
be
built
and
construction
started
within
a
week.
The
army
expects
to
have
right-of-way
over
the
MO-mile
stretch
cleared
by
September
and
a
passable,
road
built
this
year.
Half
the
money
for
the
project
is
being
provided
by
the
federal
government
and
half
by
the"
British
Columbia
government.
"It
is
interesting
to
know
that
Atlin
has
already
felt
the
benefit
of
the
road
although
it
has
scarcely
begun,"
Mr.
Kulwood
BRIGHTLINGSEA,
Essex,
Eng.
"Crochet
King"
of
Essex
Is
80-year-old
ex-gunner
Bill
Barnard,
who
can
crochet
anything
from
a
bedspread
to
a
baby's
bonnet.
He
started
crocheting
when
serving
In
the
army
in
India
58
years
ago.
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Job'sDaughters
JAMBOREE
IN
THK
AKMOKIES
'
(Sixth
Avenue
Wcsti
THURS.,
FRI.,
SAT.
June
9,
10,
11
1
UN
FOR
ALL
DANCING
DOOR
PRIZE
Each
Evening
MAGNIFICENT
IS
NOW
AT
HALIFAX
HEAR
HALIFAX
'
H.M.C.S.
Mag-
nlficent.
Canada's
aircraft
car-
stated.
"Transcontinental
Met-
rier,
which
ran
aground
on
submerged
rocks
some
70
miles
from
here
along
thp
Nova
Scotia
coast,
limped
into
port.
There
'
J.
D.
McRAE
Coalition
Candidate
for
Prince
Rupert
Riding
over
CFPR
6:15
TONIGHT
al
Resources
have
closed
a
deal
on
the
Noland
ground
on
Spruce
Creek
and
Intend
having
the
property
in
production
by
summer.
This
will
probably
mean
Cpn
t,
,.
Pacific
pn-ifip
vessels
vessels
for
British
ColumDia
coast,
;PR.
BOAT-Second
of
two
new
Canadian
from
ADMISSION
TICKET
$100
Admits
Holder
Each
Evening
SINGLE
ADMISSION
59c
CHILDREN
25c
CHILDREN
UNDER
12
FREE
7:30
P.M.
"ie
Prinnpc
T.Qf,.io
DrHvpH
at
Victoria
a
lew
aays
Bu
,4vi
were
no
casualties.
Damage
to
Scotland.
.
Sistership,
Md
-
shii-a,..ii',....
...
i
nninv's
vards
at
Govan,
the
14,000-ton
vessel
has
yet
to
a
year-round
payroll
of
about
be
ascertained.
1
50
men"..
v
ompomiding
and
Engineering
vomvui
Trp
-ore
than
a
month
a
nMe
little
..ore
n
coast
service
a
Marguerite
preceded
the
Patricia
In
B.
C.
8l'th
new
vessels
will
operate
in
the
Triangle
run.