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PiihliHhed
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVIII.
No.
167.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
TUESDAY,
JULY
19,
1949
.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
1
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bbotfc
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Long
Radge
S
ITDSIS
lUdugno-Lumlquist
Going
Principles
Must
Be
Changed
Into
Action
hrsdiv
For
Music
Contest
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j3fo"
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JT
-
lialatfrio-LuiKlqui.st,
Prince
Rupert
and
Se-
pianist,
will
be
an
American
contestant
lrin
International
Competition
in
Warsaw,
Sterling
Countries
to
Curtail
Imports
4
From
Dollar
LONDON
0)
Finance
Minister
is
fall.
The
competition
is
part
of
the
year-
'III
VVWVVIIIUCt
UVUIIULUHilU!
CVtUlj,
Lilt
uuc
jysaaas-
f)im
t
v
a
mull
anniversary
01
the
death
ot
Poland
s
great-
,
est
musical
genius.
;
(
,,v.
,
Open
to
young
pianists
of
all
Douglas
Abbott
said
today
that
he
considers
long-term
solution
of
the
dollar
dilemma
depends
nations
who
are
between
16
and
1:
w
ill
be
laid
down
late
this
year
or
early
in
1950.
The
vessel
has
bcon
designed
primarily
to
combat
the
modern
fast
submarine
and
will
be
the
first
of
its
kind
to
be
built
anywhere.
An
artLt's
sketch
of
the
finished
model
Is
shown
here.
CANADA
TO
BUILD
WORLD'S
MOST
MODERN
SUBMARINE
CHASER
Anti-submarine
escort
vessels
will
be
built
in
Canadian
shipyards
for
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy.
Work
has
begun
'on
the
preparation
of
detailed
working
drawings
of
the
hull
structure
for
the
first
three
ships
and
It
is
hoped
the
first
keels
32
years
of
age,
the
international
competition
was
originally
held
in
1327
and
thereafter
at
live-year
Intervals
until
World
War
on
"translating
Into
action"
principles
endorsed
at
the
re
-
,
cently
concluded
Commonwealth
finance
ministers'
talks.
He
said
these
should
lead
In
an
expansionist
rather
than
reactionary
direction.
-
BIG
MONTREAL
FIRE
"MONTREAL
Damage
of
$700,000
was
done
when
fire
swept
a
tenement
In
the
Verdun
district
late
Sunday.
It
occupied
fire
departments
for
five
hours.
"RIP"
REMOVED
LONDON
A
delayed
action
II.
The
contest
this
year
will
be
tln
first
in
the
post-war
period.
Marie
Balagno-Lundqulst,
28,
now
a
resident
of
Seattle,
is
a
MENACED
BY
REDS,
PHILIPPINES
ofhighway1
ip
TODAY'S
STOCKS
"Don't
think
that
dollar
cuts
(Courtesy
8
D
Johnpten
Co
t,tJ.)
HAVE
HALF
MILLION;
LOOSE
GUNS
"Highway
16,"
British
Colum
pupil
of
Stephen
Balogh
of
that
city
and
a
graduate
of
Seattle's
Cornish
School
of
Allied
Arts.
In
are
a
cure
ior
anywung,
sam
Mr.
Abbott.
He
tndiaated
that
bia
Travel
Bureau
picture
de-
By
SPENCER
DAVIS
j-
Ito'-tead,
the
tendency
has
plcting
central
British
Colum-MANILA
AP
-
There
are
'been
for
more
and
more
civil-,
bia
from
Prince
Rupert
to
bomb,
which
had
been
lying
in
the
Tottenham
Square
district
for
nine
years,
had
its
fuse
removed
and
was
hauled
away
Sunday.
During
operation
2000
residents
of
the
area
were
removed
against
the
possibility
of
an
explosion.
is
ls'
Prince
George
as
viewed
irom
ians
to
carry
guns.
Manila
tne
noruiern
iransprovinciat
highway,
will
have
a
public
admittedly
the
'
"gun-totingest"
city
in
Asia,
if
not,
in
the
world.
Canada
would
feel
the
cuts,
particularly
in
timber,
non-ferrous
metals
and
pulp
and
paper.
,
Finance
ministers
of
the
Commonwealth
countries
within
the
sterling
area
have
decided
to
recommend
to
their
governments
the
"equivalent"
of
a
25
percent
reduction
in
dollar
imports,
it
was
announced
las
night
(
.
showing
on
Thursday
night
at
Vancouver
Bayonne
00
Bralorne
9.70
B.
R.
Con
03
B.
R.
X
07
',4
Cariboo
Quartz
1.17
Congress
03
Vi
Hedlcy
Mascot
.24
Pacific
Eastern
06
Pend
Oreille
475
Pianeter
3.25
at
least
500.000
hrearms
"loose
in
the
Philippines
today,
official
estimates
show.
Only
77,000
are
licensed
or
carried
by
special
permit.
In
this
new
republic,
menaced
by
the
Communist-directed
Hukbalahan
uprising
that
Sotero
Baiu.vut,
secretary
oi.the
civic
Centre,
it
was
an
the,
Interior,
has
expressed
al-r.ounced
today.
-
This
will
give
ami
that,
while
police
and
gov-Jail
Prince
Rupert
people
the
ernment
officers
In
Manila
.
opportunity
of
viewing
the
pic-
li
..iano
Balagno-
1910
and
1941
she
won
the
Music
and
Art
Foundation-Glen
Kerry
Scholarship
and
In
1947
received
the
first
performer's
diploma
awarded
in
19
years
by
Cornish.
She
has
appeared
In
recitals
In
Seattle,
as
well
as
in
a
number
of
other
cities
In
the
Pacific
Northwest
and
her
home
city
of
Prince
Rupert.
After
a
recent
audition
before
Arthur
Rubenstein,
the
noted
pianist
and
Chopinlst,
he
described
Mrs.
Lundqulst
as
having
played
Chopin
"not
only
like
a
man,
but,
like
two
men."
Mrs.
Lundqulst
is
the
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
P.
Balagno
of
Prince
Rupert.
'
refuses
to
be
squelched,
this
CALLS
MINERS
BACK
SYDNEY
There
are
signs
of
the
coal
miners'
strike
breaking
up.
Lm
some
districts
the
miners,
are
returning
to
work.
Prime
Minister
Chifiey
said
that
miners,
duped
by
Communists,
were
permitting
"law
of
the
jungle"
to
prevail.
enrry
only
3,000
guns,
there
are
ture
which
is
of
particular
local
some
12.000
in
the
hands
of
11-'
interest.
At
the
same
time
a
take
part
in
in-Chopln
competi-
This
means
that
all
members
of
the
Commonwealth
except
serious
firearms
situation
has
caused
remarkably
small
out
film
will
be
shown
in
connec
censed
private
citizens
and
(Continued
on
Page
5)
tion
with
the
forthcoming
Red
cry.
Canada
and
South
Africa
will
put
into
effect
austerities
slruilai
I
Premier
Border
03
V
Privateer
14
Reeves
McDonald
2.15
Reno
.05
Sheep
Creek
1.17
Silbak
Premier
.,
.29
Salmon
Gold
.12
Spud
Valley
.
06
Vi
to
those
that
Britain
announced
last
week.
Cross
blood
donor
campaign.
SPECIAL
PROBE
OF
ARSON
TRY
DROWNED
AT
HATZIC
NEW
WESTMINSTER
Inquest
has
been
ordered
into
the
drowning
of
Douglas
Herbert
Marshall,
20-year-old
son
i
I
i
r
v
OVER
linfall
On
Lower
1
Enables!
Lifting
ons
v
.
.
.r
I
of
Jack
Marshall
of
New
West-
i
Born
at
Prince
Oeorge
on
October
13,
1920,
and
spending
most
of
her
life
in
Prince
Rupert,
Mrs.
Aid
of
an
investigator
from
ftl
the
nrovinclal
Fire
Marshall's
1
minster,
who
lost
his
life
in
office
at
Vancouver
has
been
ob-
j
Hatzic
Lake
Sunday
when
he
y&Or--lifcElfective
,atJUuulquist
want
.
to
t
Seattle
In
li
t
nirht
the
partial
j
1936
and
has
since
studied
with
Future
Import
programs,
rather
than
immediate
consumption,
will
be
affected.
Canada
ls
not
concerned
directly
.
because
..
she
,
ts
,
.a
dollar
'
"
country."
Meanwhile
Prime
Minister
C.
R.
Attlee
announced
yesterday
that
he
will
'
take
over
the
job
of
steering
Britain
throug'i
her
economic
crisis
while
Sir
.Stafford
Cripps
is
on
sick
leave
tained
by
the
city
police
and
j
slipped
into
a
hole.
I
It
-A.
.
i
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
3.25
A.
P.
Con
.16
.
Atlantic
j
,
-..js.
.
-6
Calmont
1..
30
C.
&
E
4.60
Central
Leduc
.80
Home
Oil
9.75
Mercury
09
Okalta
140
Pacific
Pete
2.40
Royal
Canadian
06
'i
MOVING
HEADQUARTERS
fire
department
to
probe
a
suspected
arson
attempt
in
the
Exchange
Block,
discovered
on
Fri
Mr.
tjaiogn.
me
runsii
cumc-tition
is
scheduled
to
begin
on
September
15,
with
finals
taking
place
between
October
12
and
15.
day.
I
v
-lire
on
forestry
op-ill
certain
sections
of
:
mbia
was
lifted
us
Ulire
hazard
In
the
c'd.
Si.aL
h
Columbia
Forest
a
ii
iuncing
the
ending
liic,
said
it
came
as
I
-V'.
'
-
-
-
l.:4';-4'r-'.?.:;i
CZECH
PRIESTS
heavy
rainfall
ex-
VANCOUVER
Following
commencement
of
the
Trans-Pacific
service,
headquarters
of
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
are
being
moved
from
Montreal
to
Vancouver,
President
Grant
McCorachie
announces..
RECAPTURED
.
VANCOUVER
Roland
For-sythe,
who
escaped
from
Okal-la
Prison
last
winter,
has
been
recaptured
in
Winnipeg.
Communism
,
rally
throughout
(
rj
I
U
mur
finiJ
oi'p.irig
region
dur-
48
hours
and
the
(
Toronto
Athona
13
Aumaque
16
Beattie
55
Bevcourt
22
Bobjo
14
Buffalo
Canadian
10
.
Consol.
Smelters
94.00
Conwest
1.02
Donalda
52
PRAGUE
P
Defiant
Czecho
Tlither
forecast
pre-
FRIENDS
IN
SPITE
OF
IT
ALL
"So
long,
buddy,"
It
was
warm
smiles
and
handshakes
all
around
as
the
"Big
Four"
foreign
minbters
broke
off
their
history-making
talks
in
Paris'
Palais
de
Marbre
Rose.
Russia's
Vyshinsky,
second
from
right,
Is
bidding
good-by
to
Dean
Aehoson,
U.S.
delegate,
right.
France's
Schu-man
is
at
extreme
left,
Britain's
Bevin
is
beside
him.
i
h
e
r
precipitation.
slovak
Roman
Catholic
priests
Sunday
rejedtcd
Communist
demands
that
they
desert
Arch-hwhim
Josrnh
Beran
and
the
usances
have
re-
Davld
Cummings,
investigator
from
Vancouver,
arrived
in
the
city
by
plane
Monday
afternoon
to
investigate
the
fire.
The
fire,
which
burned
itself
out
after
doing
only
slight
damage,
apparently
was
set
deliberately
in
the
Rex
Bowling
Alleys
in
the
basement
of
the
block
at
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
an.l
Sixth
Street.
Sgt.
L.
A.
N.
Potterton
of
the
city
police
at
the
week-end
had
asked
that
a
trained
fire
investigator
from
the
fire
mar-shall's
office
be
sent
here
to
examine
the
charred
.pieces
of
oil-soaked
rag
which
were
ignited
between
two
bowling
alleys.
A
similar
request
was
made
by
Fire
Chief
Earl
Ecker.
Various
possible
motives
aie
being
studied
in
the
hope
that
re
danger.
Eldona
62
East
Sullivan
2.10
Giant
Yellow-knife
:..
5.95
y
forest
fire
in
the
under
control
last
'ling
Meade
Crerk
Vatican.
"We
stand
loyally
by
our
bishop
and
our
archbishop
in
COMMUNITY.
HELP
ASKED
TO
PUT
CIVIC
CENTRE
CARNIVAL
ACROSS
Ambassador;
Coming
Here
Lawrence
A.
Steinhardt
of
United
States
Coming
Here
'
The
United
-States
ambassador
to
Canada
and
his
family
will
be
among
260
passengers
arriving
here
Thursday
morning
on
a
10-day
cruise
to
Skag-way
on
the
Canadian
National
Stemshlps
Prince
George.
Hon.
Lurence
A.
Steinhardt,
his
wife
and
daughter
will
be
accompanied
h$
Col.
Jack
C.
Hadgson,
air
attache
at
the
American
embassy,
and
Mrs.
Hadgson.
They
will
travel
as
far
:
as
Skagway
on
the
6.S.
Prince
George
and
from
there
will
.39
.05
.18
Lake
Cowichan
on
tjieir
ight
and
will
continue
to
land.
!
do
so
even
If
it
means
persecu-
.
another
electrical
!
tion,"
said
a
resolution
read
in
rouver
yesterday
af-
I
Prague's
big
St.
Ignatius
Roman
God's
Lake
Harricana
Hard
rock
Heva
Hosco
Jacknife
0G)z.
Plans
for
Prince
Rupert's
week-long
annual
Civic
,?
Centre
carnival,
an
event
which
not
only
inspires
a
""'2
....
,
.
.,
u..i
...u:u
i
Catholic
cnuren
ai
services
Sunday
morning.
"We
hope
our
Catholic
faithful
will
do
likewise."
wer
was
off
for
a
'1
tli
Vancouver
and
ing
to
blown
trans-i
re
was
one-fifth
ot
J
they
might
lead
to
the
appre
gala
ieeiinj?
during
tne
summer
monins,
uul
which
is
a
financial
cornerstone
to
the
Civic
Centre's
yearlong
community
service
program,
will
be
laid
at
an
organizational
meeting
this
evening.
.
.
If
past
experience
is
any
guide,
I
-
uin
in
one
five-min-
Joliet
Quebec
322
Lake'
Rowan
08
Lapaska
...
07
Little
Long
Lac
00
Lynx
.11
Madsen.Red
Lake
2.80
hension
of
the
person
responsible
for
what
was
flatly
stated
THE
WEATHER
Flourishing
Unemployment
Areas
Are
Termed
"Wonderful"
Breeding
Ground
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
W
En.i!
Rieve,
president
of
the
Textile
Workers
of
America
(CIO),
said
today
that
many
jobless
workers
in
the
United
States
were
listening
to
communist
preachings,.
He
told
a
"full
employment
conference"
that
places
where
unemployment
is
high
make
a
"wonderful
breeding
place
for
communism."
It
was
a
meeting
of
Ameri
cans
for
Democratic
Action,
a
political
organization
which
bars
communists
from
membership.
Rieve
said
that
during
the
past
few
months
communism
had
made
large
strides
whereas
hi
the
war
years
democracy
got
the
burden
for
putting
the
car-
i
TTIJ
I
1U
nival
across
will
be
asain
laid
:
IT
II
A
I
r!Vl
ALAIl
.47
.95
.40
McKenzir
Red
Lake
McLeod
Cockshutt
.
Mi
m
eta
Synopsis
Yesterday's
storm
moved
eastward
Into
Alberta
this
morning
but
rather
unsettled
and
show
BOOST
by
the
police
to
have
been
an
obvious
arson
attempt
.
The
Rex
'
Bow
1
in
g
Alleys,
which
closed
several
weeks
ago,
are
said
to
have
been
offered
for
sale
and
are
awaiting
a
buyer
before
being
moved
from
their
present
location.
REVOLUTION
Negus
2.14
P0VFD
54.75
.12
Noranda'
Louvlcourt
ery
weather
continues
over
-outhern
and
central
British
Col-imbla.
Another
weak
distur
GUATEMALA
Armed
trovips
are
reported
battling
for
VKU
ft
-Kucei
car
control
of
the
national
palace
journey
by
rail
to
Whltehorse,
Yukon
Territory,
where
they
will
stay
at
the
R.C.A.F.
guest
house.
.
Returning,
southbound,
the
distinguished
party
will
board
a
Canadian
National
train
at
Prince
Rupert
for
Jasper
National
Park
where
they
are
scheduled
to
holiday
for
several
days
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge.
,
today
"as
confusion
grips
Guat
on
the
shoulders
of
a
comparatively
few
unselfish
volunteer
workers,
but
everyone
who
feels
that,
he
can
contribute
something
to
the
vast
effort
is
being
Invited.
"And
that
really
means
everybody,"
says
Bill
Stone,
chairman
of
the
carnival
committee.
"We
can
use
plenty
of
help."
Much
of
the
detail
of
the-program
will
be
ironed
out
tonight
but,
already,
a
considerable
amount
of
groundwork
has
been
Pickle
Crow
1.98
Regcourt
04
San
Antonio
4.20
Senator
Rouyn
36
SHerrlt
Gordon
1.80
Steep
Rock
1-55
Sturgeon
River
.21
Silver
Miller
37
FLORIDA
HAS
RACE
RIOTS
bers
in
Vancouver
';ance
moving
Into
the
uuu
oi
i-aight
ten
cent
cash
laska
is
expected
to
bring
rain
i
ung
next
Monday.
'0
the
north
coast
tonight
and
n
Interurban
lines
showers
to
the
south
coast
re-i-aight
ten-cent
fare
gions
tomorrow
evening.
Widely
"ily
riders.
The
jiew
scattered
thunderstorms
are
vert
yesterday
by
Uv;
ukely
to
occur
over
the
moun-ilities
Commission,
lams
the
southern
Interior
rates
in
Loa
Angek
i
;
thi,
nfternoon
and
evening.
little
results.
emala
in
the
wake
of
the
slaying
of
the
Army
chief
of
staff.
Attack
on
the
palace
was
launched,
last
night
after
the
Army
chief
leader,
Col.
Francisco
Javier
Arana,
was
assassinated.
War
planes
zoomed
over
the
GROVELAND,
Florida
((f)
A
riot
of
shooting
and
,
house
burning
flared
iasi
night
after
a
man
had
been
beaten
and
robbed
and
his
18-year,
old
wife
had
been
raped
last
Saturday.
Iranclsco.
done
by
Mr.
Stone
and
his
committee.
Preliminary
work
for
Tuna
Strike
Off
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Is.
the
carnival,
which
will
be
held
from
August
13
to
20,
actually
I
Three
negro
homes
were
des-
I
frvrttmH
qFIdp
an
brmpfl
mnh
h.id
blence
On
rorfcast
North
Coast
Region
Clear
over
the
Queen
Charlottes
and
cloudy
over
the
remainder
of
the
region
today,
becoming
overpast
with
rain
over
the
entire
city.
Armed
civilians
roamea
the
streets
in
spite
of
curfew
Burglar
WUJIU
t
I.....
'
set
fire
to
thm.
Earlier
sheriffs
had
hurled
tear
gas
bombs
into
a
heavily-
began
la:t
spring.
A
highlight
of
the
program
will
be
a
beautiful
child
contest,
a
competitive
affair
In
which
children
ranging
be
reelon
tonight.
Cloudy
with
Tuna
have
been
"struck"
of
the
British
Columbia
PLAINS
St.
Cathe
society
burglar,
v
armea
moD
wno
roue
ouuuhub
i
..
.
Ti
.,
v,
n
,
o
r
Wednesday.
Little
orders.
Manual
Galich,
leader
of
the
Revolutionary
Action
Party
which
supports
President
Juan
Jose
Arevelo,
broadcast
that
the
government
had
the
situa-
i.,
tnnmprni.iire.
Winds
through
a
negro
community
'
coast
by
the
llShery
pairoi
cruiser
xiuway
wing
"F"
five
miles
west
of
here.
j
erated
in
conjunction
with
the
Fisheries
Research
Three
negroes
have
been
ar-
-
j
f
raT1oo
:
tween
the
ages
of
three
and
(Continued
on
Pago
6)
to
eighteen
years
to
m.n.h.)
In
the
onment
today.
BASEBALL
SCORES
TODAY'S
BASKBUI.L
American
Leasue
Clevleand
5,
New
York
4
American
Philadelphia
13,
Detroit
8.
New
York
5,
Chicago
6.
Boston
0,
Cleveland
1.
National
Cincinnati
6,
Boston
1.
St.
Louis
4,
New
York
7.
Pittsburgh
7,
Philadelphia
2.
Chicago
9,
Brooklyn
3.
Tacific
Coast
San
Francisco
2,
Oakland
1.
(only
game).
Western
International
Vancouver
12,
Spokane
6.
Wenatchee
17,
Victoria
7.
(only
games).
rested
and
charged
with
rape,
.
-
caught
yesterday
40
miles
southwest
-
liuuimrcn..,
.
.
exposed
areas,
shifting
to
westerly
(20
1
tonight.
Light
of
4
winds
elsewhere.
Lows
tonight
Ontarian
was
a
$0.00,000
chain
from
New
York
kidnapping
and
causing
bodily.
j
Van,niiwr
THian(i
;n
58.7
(.inn
in
control
with
the
OI
Kjd)ti
V-zUUiv,
yv
cat
vai
'
p.v.w
.
w
,
-
-
O
A
-Dnrt
I
harm
in
connection
A
government
employee
said
p
fence
on
Saturday,
degree
water.
and
highs
wecincsuny
Hardy
47
and
67,
Masset
60
and
and
Into
Canada.
He
uilty
to
seven
counts.
Four
more
tuna
were
caught
'
The
Howay
reported
numerous
that
National
Defence
Minister,
A
sheriff
said
that
the
three
59,
Prince
Rupert
49
and
o-s.
about
ninety
miles
south-
birds
hi
the
vicinity
and
that
Vm4
Knon
nmiemcr
111
"hlllf!
Joacabo
Arbenz.
and
supporters
had
confessed
and
a
fourth
man
today
holding
the
palace
against!
wJf
National
nought
..wm
"u
water"
aU
day
up
to
noon.
Guardsmen
Northern
B.C.
Region
wouoy
today
and
Wednesday.
Showers
tonight.
Little
change
In
tem-Derature.
Winds
light.
Low
to
troops
loyal
to
the
President.
1
fl
&
6
scetion
west
of
Cape
lattery,
water,
Howay
left
here
a
week
a0
Wecinesd,'y,
July
20.
1949
High
9:15
.
14.3
feet
21:02
17.9
feet
Low
3:14
7.5
feet
14.37
9.9
feet
t
s
baseball
Ievelt
park
I
6:30
P.M.
Chants
vs.
Savoy
there
was
59
de-
cruised
south
off
the
west
Reports
are
confused
and
for
some
distance
from
flam-
temperature
and
night
and
high
Wednesday
At
ling
structures.
grees.
-cuasi.
ui
vurC.
conflicting.
Telegraph
Creek
50
and
bi.
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