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Published
at
Canada'
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
225.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
Bi
C,
MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER
28,
1949.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
fnousandl
Coast
iFishermeh
Start
fcrik
Tl
ur
ii
i
;
Salmon
Industry
Tied
price
Controversy
O'ER
(CD
Four
thousand
British
Col-,nmiii,
ifiiflcrmen
and
plant
workers
are
ifhiim
salmon
strike
called
by
the
United
MURDER
CASE
OPENS
FALL
ASSIZE
COURT
Fall
session
or
Assize
Court
opened
at
the
Court
House
here
this
morning
before
Mr.
Justice
J.
O,
Wilson
with
two
murder
chargs
and
an
attempted
rape
rase
llstorj
on
the
criminal
Russia
Admits
Possession
Of
Atomic
Secret
Since
1947
MOSCOW
(CP)
An
official
Russian
statement
Sunday
said
that
Soviet
Russia
has
possessed
the
secret
of
the
atom
bomb
since
1947.
The
statement,
issued
by
Tass,
the
Soviet
news
agency,
came
at
the
same
time
that
Russia
renewed
her
demand
in
the
United
Nations
for
prohibition
or
in
..i
...
I
T
:
A
nr
Hid
AH"'''
(''s
umuii
yjy.v.ij.).
i.jfiO
mm
will
he
idle
within
a
week
if
Lima's
and
additional
thousands
of
can
PEARSON
BLASTS
SOVIET
ATOMIC
control
of
the
atom
bomb.
The
lass
statement
did
not
confirm
or
deny
the
occurrence
of
an
atomic
explosion
In
Russia,
but
recalled
a
statement
by
V.
M.
Molotov,
then
Soviet
foreign
minister,
on
November
6.
oianiKil
tli.it
its
"ov'TV.h''iimnt:I.V"
an,r
p
ji'i'l"1!!
"f
...
,.r
pi"hl
ami
a
uranium
ore
had
helped
Russia
to
break
open
the
seqeret
of
the
atom
bomb.
"Withaut
the
help
of
German
scientists,"
the
officer
sal;!,
"Russia
could
never
have
de-
docket.
The
session
opened
thU
morn-
!
log
with
a
murder
rase,
that,
of
Jimmy
louls.
Bear
Lake
Indian,
charged
with
the
stab-killing
of
hu
Rt'-p-fatii'-r,
William
Lwinis
at
Bear
Lake
last
April
I.
It
Is
continuing
today.
Tomorrow,
an
attempted
rape
charge
against
Peter
Wll'lams,
a
native
is
expected
to
come
up.
Williams
hi
accused
of
a'er.ipt-Ing
to
rspe
a
young
native
p.
hi
at
a
fikeena
Ri.'e.'
cannery
last
rr"-CONTROL
STAND
v.
or
chum
caught
NEW
YORK
(f
L.
B.
Pear
r''.'
-
'
'...'V
1947,
to
the
effect
that
the
secret
jveloped
an
alomlc
weapon
so
of
the
atom
bomb
had
'i6ng.soon-
since
ceased
to
exist."
More
than
200
German
?x-
In
Frankfurt,
Germany,
a
high
:
perts
were
reported
In
Frank-American
officer
said
that
Ger-,
furt
to
have
worked
in
the
man
brains,
equipment
ara
'
Soviet
Union
since
1945.
son.
Canadian
delegate
to
Uip
United
Nations,
blasted
Russian
proposals
for
International
con
huwrnls
"
'''""
V.
.
-
..
August.
Final
rase
of
the
criminal
docket
Is
a
murder
charge
against
Earl
Johnson,
of
Na-
'THE.
WLATHER
trol
of
atomic
weapons
as
'
uwi'i
H'r'rd
..hyporrtcai
and
meaningless"
(fr
of
7
nut:!
a
j(
RuKsla
continues
to
demand
im
;r
chums
hi
naUr)nai
sovereignty
in
atomic
ail
with
5'4.
5'-
problems.
i
to
thT
areas
m
Dominion's
External
Af-
CITY
PIONEER
naimo.
He
Is
to
be
tried
for
the
gun-shot
death
of
his
brother.
NORONrc
MASTER
Captain
Wliliam
Taylor
of
Sarnia
protesting
against
being
priotocrraphed
on
the
pier
after
flames
sweeping
through
his
ihip
had
forced
him
from
the
engine-room
exit.
Face
scorched
and
rlgM
hand
bandaged,
Capt.
Taylor
told
the
Canadian
Press
18
hours
after
the
fire
that
after
going
through
the
ship
twice
he
tried
to
return
by
the
regular
gangway
but
was
prevented.
Then,
he
said,
he
broke
away
and
ran
to
the
bow
to
get
aboard
but
was
stopped
by
the
crowd
at
the
ship-side.
The
photograph
was
taken
by
Art
Cole
of
the
Toronto
Globe
and
Mail.
Photo)
Synopsis"'
A
weather
disturbance
in
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
Is
expected
to
bring
an
increase
In
cloudiness
to
the
northern
B.
C.
coast
tonight
with
some
rain
to
the
Vic
Johnson
on
a
fishing
Doat
CELEBRATES
80TH
BIRTHDAY
here
In
August.
Prosecuting
in
the
Louis
osi:
today
Is
Deputy-Attorney
Gen
eral
Col.
E.
Pepler,
K.C.,
of
Vic
A
citizen
of
Prince
Rupert
Prince
Rupert
region
tomorrow,
since
earliest
days,
F.
J.
Fuller
Over
the
rest
of
the
province
of
Fint
Avenue
was
able
to
look
the
weather
is
expected
to
re-
MclAUGHLAN
ROUGHS
UP
KARLEKKO
for
wk-to-w
k
Ia(rs
Mintsr
delivered
one
of
Tig
pric.s
in
lire
nis
iongest
an(i
mast
direct
crit-kfi
tmun
s.
Cisms
,f
Russian
policy
in
the
isked
lor
11
cents
jj
N-
Assembly.
Johiist'ii
?
su
ait
Hn
said
that
the
peace
pro-rice
guaii;iii
rl
a
p0sai
made
last
week
by
Foreign
comiMi.;
.
'.i'
f
Minister
Vlshtnsky
was
"obvlous-jot
hanrti"
chums
y
mpant
for
propaganda,
not
they
h.nl
to
pay
peace."
He
said
there
Is
no
real
peace,
'
but
fear
and
Insecurity
in
the
world
today.
AIR
DEFENCE
COSTS
DOUBLE
toria.
T.
W.
Brown
Is
appearing
In
behalf
of
Louis
The
murder
charge
arose
out
i.
tAiiiv
r.i
w
tl
HinrrTI
I
LI
f
back
on
the
eightieth
annlver-
main
sunny
xoaay
ana
wraui-
Ifl
I
V
I
I
W
1
T
AM
N
ll
W
K
F"
1
L
II
1
11
U"y
of
his
birth
on
Friday.
He
row
with
little
change
In
tem-11
UkyilU
I
UHJI.IW
continues
to
enjoy
good
health
perature,
Regional
forecasts
heavyweight
-and
takes
a
live
:
Interest
in
local
valid
until
mirmlght
Tuesday.
.jack
McLaURhlan,
,
coast
junior
1
i-iiji.
fe
.
.
,
j
r
progress
and
affairs
in
general..
forecast
wi-csllinrr
rhamn.
crowned
a
oistinEuisnea
career
ot
North
coast
BeEion
sunny
of
the
death
last
April
ft
of
70-year-old
William
Dennis,
Louis'
stepfather,
following
a
drinking
TORONTO
O
For
an
Internal
air
defence
system,
the
Depart
ment
of
National
Defence
ha
ATHLETES
i
-uac
'consr-bie"
Vi61ence
here
Saturday
night
by
winning
the
NoLS
Tf'T
morrow.
Little
change
in
em-
part
which,
according
to
tentl-mony,
also
involved
Louis'
mother,
Mrs
Harriet
Dennis
In
their
house
at
Bear
Lake.
Bear
Like
Is
north
of
Hazelion.
EDUCATED
quantities
of
radar
equipment
of
L,,.
p
tjte)
an(j
yt
tne
same
ime
doled
OUt
a
gen-
Prince
Rupert
in
1906.
He
pur-
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Cnurtcnj
8.
D.
Johrwlrn
f
o
nerature.
Wind
light
toiay,
t
-
Czechoslovakia
:
ri
3Thra
;
M$WHDt
of.4JUnishment
to
lo
Jvarknko
to
thclthyroperttr-a
wa.
Sootflrtr
tohuWrahd
Ihcy
w.Ulbe.prKlwJ
.ii
Cn-.a
lln
con.structlon
and
community
,
iw
trmleht
and
hisrt
Civic
morrow.
mnrrmv
Low
tonight
and
nign
ada,
Defence'
Minister
ciaxujn
j
great
vocal
delight
of
a
packed
gallery
at
the
-
Preliminary
'hparfng
"of'Ti
ease
was
held
at
JYrnce
Oeorge
tomorrow,
Port
Hardy,
45
and
58;
Massett
and
Prince
Rupert,
48
and
58.
development.
All
told,
his
contracts
included
28
buildings.
The
year
1906
was
far
In
ad
aid.
j
Centre
auditorium.
So
far
this
year,
he
said,
ai.1
if
McLaughlan
means
what
heiSo
complete
a
villian
as
this
Kar-
Vancouver
Bayonne
07
Bralorne
10.00
.
10
the
little
Re:l
Marxist
train-iint
to
compel
craft
construction
ccsts
have
says,
he
now
will
fade
into
the
vance
of
completion
of
what
was
B.
R.
Con
03
Vz
then
known
as
the
Grand
I
wnt
lias
set
up
a
been
$45,500,000.
for
I've
months,
1
sliadowy
glory
of
retirement
re-more
than
double
the
total
fir
j
picte
with
honor
and,
let
us
hope,
all
of
last
year.
j
sufficient
dollars
to
make
his
re-
last
June.
'
'
4
Dr.
John
Gordon
MatAfthu-.-of
Prince
George,
testified
this
morning
that
Dennis'
body
contained
three
knife
wounds
in
the
back,
any
one
of
,
w.hich
might
have
been
responsible
tor
his
death.
u
Alex
Bob,
a
native
trap,jer
where
athletes
physical,
political
lenko?
Not
often
does
such
an
un
-
pretty
physiognomy
completely
match
the
personality
behind
it.
As
a
crowd-pleaser,
the
thing
was
exceptionally
done.
Kaiienko
dropped
McLaughlan
for
the
first
fall,
in
the
second
round,
Sgt,
L.A.N.
Potterton
of
thQ
city
police
returned
to
duty
today
after
a
three-week
holiday
during
which
he
motored
.
to
Smithers
and
the
Lakes
B.
R.
X
05
V2
Cariboo
Qurta
120
Congress
04
I
led
ley
Mascot
28,
Pacific
Eastern
-
06
Pend
Oreille
5.15
hi
classes
to
com-
I
Trunk
Pacific.
There
was
only
a
handful
of
people
here,
most
of
them
engineers
and
surveyors
and
others
in
employ
of
the
railway.
These
included
James
Bacon,
harbor
engineer,
J.
H.
l.itimimist
cctuca-!
;
Also,
Canudis
ovm
two-scati
iong-ranae.
night
fighter
interceptor.
Is
auiiit
to
be
tested
A
development
contract
for
$4,ntn
-000
for
10
of
the
;.v
(itl'C.'IS
has
been
let.
I
Pioneer
3.50
focy
cumplct
the
from
Bear
Lake
told
of
return
thereby
building
up
a
wave
of
Pillsbury,
A.
W.
Agnew
and
Bill
I
be
allowed
to
Premier
Border
03'2
illg
to
the
small
village
oc
the
tirement
a
thing
of
dignity.
Certainly,
lio
fighter,
whether
of
the
mat
or
glove;
variety,
ever
approached
retirement
with
louder
applause
echoing
in
his
ears
than
he
received
Saturday
night
when
he
dropped
curly-locked
Kaiienko
for
two
falls
in
the
final
session
of
the
Civic
Centre's
two-night
tournament.
village
of
Metlakatla,
across
the
Casey,
to
mention
a
few.
One
iron
curtain.
The.
Privatcr
t
PVcnlne
of
Anrll
5
and
hearing
antl-Karlenko
sentiment
which
he
skillfully
developed
as
the
brawl
went
on.
McDonald
225
1
du
if
a
Rt.rnopln
rnmhi!?
Reevs
sen
alter
several
v..
-do
'
auui.uu
-v
....
A
.
tn.
Ties
iiut.i,;inilhj
Reno
04
heep
Creek
1-25
like
tennis
player
harbor.
'
Mr.
Fuller
served
in
the
First
Great
War,
and
also
spent
a
while
in
South
Africa,
this
being
not
long
after
the
ending
of
the
Boer
war
in
that
country.
He
also
lived
for
a
while
in
the
of
the
first
he
met
was
P.
W.
Anderson,
another
well
known
contractor.
Bishop
Du
Vernet,
who
established
the
Anglican
Church
here
had
already
arrived
in
the
dist-
from
the
Dennis
home.
Ho
en-
U.K.
UUV
1
1U
tered
the
building
to
find
Mr.
CONFIDENCE
and
Mrs.
Dennis
lighting
on
the
i
floor.
He
seDaiattd
them
and'
LONDON
0
The
government
.37
ny.
deserted
while
Kern
countries.
And
looking
at
It
iiom
the
op
Silbak
Premier
Vananda
Taku
River
....
Salmon
Gold
.
When
McLaughlan
retaliated
In
the
third,
Joy
was
unrestrained
and
as
the
crowd
warmed
up,
so
did
the
fighters.
The
battle
ended
in
a
blaze
of
.08
.24
.12
'remained
for
an
hour
for
their
will
call
for
a
vote
of
confidence
pasite
direction
-the
fans'
side
I
tempers
In
co'
off.
over
its
devaluation
decision
in
no
Prjnre
Rupert
fight
crowd,
rict,
living
then
in
the
native
United
States.
ii
a
i.iipn
hnded
for
hs
on
Parnamenis
emergency
kiu..
in
recent
times
at
least,
has
ever
Oilt
Ml
SCORES
"ODAY
cabin
l.V!
y
'.:dd
away
to
pl-e-,
which
opens
tomorrow.
This
bcpn
treate(i
to
a
livelier
show
action
in
the
fifth
when
Kar
.
-
11
III!..
,
.--
4
...
r.
JIcw.Iicjd,!
trrl!iu
n
T
IPr
T.nR
.
-
i
ir
i
lenko
was
hurled
bodily
from
the
oare
supp.:r
una
uas
caueu
oul
y
wuuJtu
man
MCLaugman
mm
iva-tcu-
K
I
..li
1
.
.
4rv
nnnna
fnll-
1
ring
and
into
the
front
seats
1
Lfisiie
by
Mrs.
D-imis.
Heti'iniiig
to
camnet
nu
m
i.
ko
put
on.
'
Y
mi
K
6
lour
times.
Referee
Tom
Andrewchuck,
an
ex-wrestler
himself,
needed
con
Anglo
Canadian
4.15
A.
P.
Con
19
Atlantic
Calmont
...
-32V2
Central
Leduc
83
Home
Oil
11
50
Mercury
'0
Okalta
1-80
TODAY
the
cable,
he
foim
I
Ix
u;i
.
tlci
d.
mg
in
wie
iuui
All
three
nd
been
"very
country
following
devaluation.
drunk"
Alex
Bob
f,titied.
!
While
he
wao
in
tlvi
house
tlfied
by
Ales
Bob
as
th?
prop-
Where,
for
Instance,
has
mass
hysteria
risen
to
such
a
pitch
as
it
did
in
the
fifth
and
final
round
Saturday
night
when
Kar-
rational
St.
Louis
3
if..
1
siderable
agility
to
stay
out
of
the
first
time,
he
put
Jimtny
erty
oi
jinimy
la....
4
1.
Brooklyn
8
lenko
receiving
;
what
ev-yone
I
Jurors
hearing
the
case
,re
t
mils
to
bed.
tre
witness
i,-s
Cincinnati
tr
COIH'-fUfU
was
ma
j
uoi
uco-.iij,
the
way
of
hurtling,
sweat-!
drenched
bodies
and
at
the
same
time,
officiate
ov?r
trje
niceilic?.
Three
boxing
bouts
and
a
bat
305
.27
Taclflc
Pete
Princess
tlfied.
Louis
hau
gu.e
10
b.t-.p.
"u
;wa
hurled
bodilv
from
the
ring
York
4
t..
Ti
,
,vua
nn
Hnskins
(Smlthprs).
Daniel
J.
r
fwrican
lour
times
by
McLaughlan
And
when
as
occurred
Satur-
Ilia
icuiii',
u
mi.
r
-
his
feet
and
told
him
that
"my
Wick,
Henry
R.
Copeland,
Geoige
nnH
w,i
'Lee.
Ivor
Wahl,
J.
W.
Odowes,
Toronto
I
Cleveland
5
has
a
crowd
been
tle
royal
by
fighters
from
Red
Watmough's
training
class
at
the
Civic
Centre
provided
the
pre
.
Boston
3
A
hunting
knife,
pirscuted
by
A.
W.
Allaire,
Emll
Blair.,
Cict-ve
oay
night
allowed
the
pleasure
of
boo-ing
f'JNDAY
rniinsel
PeDler
w.n
idea-
Keefcr
ana
rea
t.
uaii
.12
.is
.62
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Athona
Aumaque
Beattie
Bevcourt
Tobto
liminaries.
Donald
Husvlk
and
Arthur
Tur-
1
8t.
Louis
6
!
Buffalo
anadlan
IOV2
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n.T
N'v.'
York
3-i
hm
4
i
Consul.
Smelters
104.00
Conwest
11'
Inalda
53
Eldona
62
East
Sullivan
3-35
Gud's
Lake
Hard
rock
26
"'evelanrl
7
'
cotte
fought
to
a
draw
as
did
Gordon
Brain
and
Donald
H.iud-enschild,
while
Dicky
Bury
was
awarded
a
decision
over
Billy
Watmough.
In
the
battle
royal,
Doug
Lc-tourneau
gave
an
excellent
account
of
himself
among
the
four
pairs
of
flying
fists.
Involved
in
the
battle,
In
addition
to
Letour-neau,
were
Carl
Jackson,
Danny
H
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ilplUa
'tic
(w
1-5
Ri
rv.
'
Sail
Fru
incivj
llanicaa
Heva
-13
Hosro
JacknlTe
-08
Joliet
Quebec
49
Lnke
Rowan
Lapaska
06
Little
Long
Lac
68
Lynx
-13
Madscn
Red
Lake
3.00
Newfield
and
Rocky
Terry.
In
Friday
night's
boxing
preliminaries,
Billy
Saunders
took
a
decision
over
Sydney
Bond.
The
5'JNDay
Kollywoort
n
bout
was
one
of
the
best,
of
first
night's
card.
MS
All
Wles
1
1
5-1
San
Fra-i-
McKenzle
Red
Lake
Miod
Cockshutt
Moneta
Negus
Noranda
Louvlourt
fir
firl
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T'ffflf
J
SCOTCH
PRICE
REMAINS
SAME
LONDON
Scotch
whisky
is
not
going
to
be
devalued.
The
council
of
Scottish
whisky
dis
Pickle
Crow
2.20
Kegcourt
wi
AS
DAY
IS
DONE
A
couple
vacationing
In
Bermuda
relax
at
the
water's
edge
to
watch
the
setting
sun
and
listen
to
the
gentle
surf
cs
it
rolls
in
on
the
pink-tinted
sandy
shore.
The
southern
coast
of
Bermuda
is
lined
with
more
than
12
miles
of
sand
beaches
like
the
one
shown
in
this
Bermuda
News
Bureau
photo
"Pteinbi
r
27,
1949
San
Antonio
4.10
Senator
Rouyn
u
4:33
18.6
f.:et
tillers
has
decided
to
adjust
tirie.es
on
whisky
for
export
to
secure
for
Britain
as
far
as
possible
the
previous
dollar
Income
'from
whisky,
Jffjlfl
or
ouiet
coves
where
visitors
speira
-mc
u.
m..5
"
16:32'
18:25
23:19
20.6
fset1
7.6
r-ot.
I
(C.
P.
Photo)
Sherrlt
Gordon
2.98
Steep
Rock
175
Sturgeon
River
22
Silver
Miller
42
and
pwimming
in
the
warm
waters.
4.5
4
cross.
The
bridge
was
a
complete
lof.
et
i