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PorWTrince
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Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
PHOHE
81
,
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
182.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
5,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Writes.'
Of
f
.'Nationalist
-"-Chi
ma-.
nifced
t
Stone
Houses
on
Copper
Bitterly
Critical
White
Paper
lay
be
Link
to
Early
Man
i
i-
:r
i"
vcrv
wnicn,
ii
preliminary
reports
are
JAPANESE
TUNA
CAUSING
WORRY
Yugoslavia
Is
Prepared
Marshal
Tito
Suggests
Pussibility
of
Attack
BELGRADE
9
Yugoslav
trion
wir
fn
a
state
of
a!Tt
Issued
by
Secretary;
M
ai4
frte
st
X?
Vl
J-"
X
VANCOUVER-British
Coium-
i
W
T
I
VHVT
VI
IUI
ivl
vU
bla
tuna
fishing
interests
are
.
df
major
paleolithic
interest
has
come
;,'sk
district
concerning
the
finding
of
a
ire-historic
stone
houses,
origin
of
which
iiy
of
stone
houses
is
situated
in
a
valley
ripper
River
neai'j
expressing
concern
over
the
poR-l
VV
AMllIN
U
1
UIN,
UXj.
(lyJt'l
hecretary
01
bcate
sibiiity
of
Japanese
competition.
!
Dean
Acheson
today
wrote
off
China's
Nationalist
canned
tuna
from
Japan
is
being
government
as
a
total
failure
before
the
onslaught
of
iscovcreu
uy
runrr
iiiimph
"
I
TT
V
1
""ithe
Communists.
He
chartered
a
new
course
for
tin
less
than
Canada.
Frozen
al-
iriKtt
LniLUKtN
bacore
from
Japan
is
being
United
States
anti-Communist
policy
in
the
Far
"
'
East.
-
,
.
brought
to
the
United
States
for
Icr,
a
prospector
.(
that
urea
for
inr
nf
Prinre
Ru-ulrs
of
the
dls-
canning.
UKlay
to
guard
against
what
Marshal
Tito
called
provocations
and
intimidation
by
his
Russian-dominated
neighbors.
Tan
Jung,
official
news
agency
last
night
quoted
Tito
a3
saying
that
bloody
clashes
had
already
taken
place
in
Macedonia.
This
stormy
Balkan
region
of
Yugoslavia
lies
between
Communist
Bulgaria
and
Albania
with
Greece
on
the
southern
border.
B'sk
residents
but
Irani
any
great
BURN
TO
DEATH
GANANOQUE,
Ontario
0"
Three
children
were
burned
to
death
today
in
a
fire
which
destroyed
two
houses
and
gutted
the
upper
floor
of
a
third
in
this
Thousand
Islands
resort
town,
20
miles
east
of
Kingston,
today.
Parents
rescued
other
children
from
the
burning
houses.
il.
Ladies
May
Make
Lords
By
ALAN
HARVEY
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
In
a
bltlngly
critical
1
white
paper,
Including
the
long-mip-pressed
Wedemeye
r
report,
Acheson
told
in
a
letter
that
United
States
policy
must
now
be
shaped
to
"encourage
7
alt
developments"
in
China
which
are
aimed
at
throwing
.
off
.the
"foreign
yoke"
of
Moscow-directed
Communism.
Acheson
blamed
the
Com
Widespread
fears
that
imports
of
the
Japanese
fish
are
on
the
increase
hu.i
prompted
members
of
the
industry
in
this
province
to
ask
for
protection
from
the
new
"yellow
menace."
Fishing
men
claim
that,
if
Japanese
tuna
undersells
the
BrltliJh
Columbia
market
as
it
if"
"
!
4
-
rni
W
.,,
,
"WMH,
i'
I
Ui.-
,
j.'MA
ROBtRT
MrKAY
(.LOR1A
McKAY
('"
frri
'ritJ
wyv-,mmm
hey
arc
made
of
ibs
wMli
stone
air
the
lumdl-
Tito
said
his
troops
w'ere
in
a
"state
of
alert
-
In
order-
to
safeguard
peaceful
construction
irly
type
of
men
did
in
pre-war
years,
the
prov-
LONDON,
(P
Women
have
of
our
socialist
country."
munist
advances
in
China
not
ince's
reiativelv
new
industry
since
deserted
quoted
as
say-
The
dictator
indicated
he
was
VANCOUVER
MEAT
PRICES
DROPPING
not
worried
so
much
about
at
d
never
been
in
tack
from
Soviet
Russia
but
valley
belore.
VANCOUVER
Meat
prices
will
face
ruination.
Tariff
or
an
the
House
of
Lords,
and
it
looks,10
1fck
ot
American
aid
but
t?
Import
embargo
are
suggested
as
though
they'll
go
on
waiting
eakne
afn
'ac
f
m0,ra'e
on
the
part
of
the
Natlonal.st
au-
as
possible
methods
of
protec-
for
a
while
tion.
.
!
if,
largely
a
question
of
tim-
thost
The
Communists
could
take
over
all
of
China
a3
One
canner
says
that
Japan-'
lng.
as
they
deslred
he
sali-recently
ese
tuna
has
been
selling
here
Nearly
everyone
agrees
peer-!soon
at
29c
a
tin,
undersell-1
esses
ihould
be
allowed
to
sit
in1
1716
Secretary
of
State
pre-
from
other
cominform
are
true,
the
showed
a
sharp
drop
on
the
ill
be
of
import
-1
wholesale
market
in
Vancouver
t
-
.
i
!
,
.
liuisis
whose
in-'yesterday.
Chicken
was
down
icly
of
the
period
5c
per
pound,
lamb
10c
and
veal,
lng
the
Canadian
the
dlcled
tlm
tne
Chinese
Corn-ten
product
by
upper
house
But
enabling
cents.
leeislation
is
not
exr.ee.ted
dur-
.
munlsts
were
in
for
serious
till
The
confident
Tito
has
served
notice
l,hat
Yugoslavia
Is
ready
to
defend
herself
against
any
opponent,
"no
matter
who
he
might
be,''
who
tries
to
stop
this
country's
socialist
development."
Ilcult'es
ln
their-
ing
the
present
parliament.
.
Sownlng
Whitehall's
feeling
Is
that
the
icuu
,"'lor
"
lure,8n
P-
9
1
Qmlckf
D
1
1
cot
n
s
PASSING
OF
question
Is
part
of
the
larger
1
'"
elopment
when
8c.
Meats
took
the
lead
4n
the
a,
the
source
of
i
long-predicted
downward
price
,hrlt
r,
common-
trend
of
foods
in
Vancouver,
c
Stone
Age.
While
the
largest
dips
We're
in
htfon,
who
plans
chicken,
lamb
and
veal,
other
the
near
future,
foods
also
showed
slight
tiown-to
make
a
more-
ward
trends.
Domestic
shorten-nn
the
dlscoverv,
lng
is
down
two
cents.
Tito
told
Army
officers
that
they
are
"in
a
state
of
alert."
YOUNG
MAH
matter
of
reform
of
the
Lords.
Acheson
blasted
the
Chinese
Conservatives
and
Labor
gen-
Communists
as
tools
of
Russia
erally
agree
that
reform
is
over-ana
declared
United
States
will-'
due
but
they
probably
won't
dojlnBness
to
help
th
people
of
.
anything
about
it
until
after
China
establish
true
independ-the
next
election.
ence.
.
iv
lNFXICIBtES
'
;
I
NATION
ALIST
COLLAPSE
'
1
Twenty-three
year
old
Prince
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Ouurtesy
6.
D.
Job
oaten
Co.
lAd.)
Rupertborn
Arthur
Clarence
Knutson,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Casper.
Kmit.smn,
.
.ejw.4
YOUTHS
CONTINUE
CANOE
"
1
wflt;naii1:
14
they
to,
aootitf1
Aciiesons
ttiatement
wai
if,
in
the
'Prince
Rupert
General''
Hospital
vesterdav
following
a
24
women
who,
are
peeresses
In
Bayonne
...
-05a
RTH
DESPITE
MONEY
LOSS
five
weeks'
illness.
.
I
t)eir
own
TisM
will
be
affected,
Deceased,
who
attended
school
ne
of
them-
Baroness
Darcy
as
the
fortress
of
Changsha
?1I
?
today
to
the
Communists
;
and-the
credible
report
of
a
nationalist
army
revolt
on
that
front
which
might
mean
the
road
to
Canton
would
soon
be
almost
ths
who
sailed
a
1
7-foot
canoe
most
of
here
and
was
popular
among
De
Knayth,
Is
11
years
old.
She
many
young
friends,
is
survived
would
not
be
ble
to
uke
ner
men
"it
ii
Seattle
to
Prince
Rupert
will
spend
the
'
-
V
j
'
-r-v
I
'
j
f
y
ft'ks
hire
recdunmir
their
finances
which
by
a
widow,
the
former
Joyce
oc"'.ul""
lKUi'-
wide
1
'
'
open.
.
.
Youne.
and
a
six-month
old
'
Another
is
Princess
Arthur,
f
Loss
of
Changsha,
365
miles
daughter,
Karen
Marie,
j
iConnaught,
who
is
Duchess
of
Thprp
nrp
nko
two
hmi.hpr!
1
Fife
in
her'
own
right.
As
a
Braylorne
9.90
B
R.
Con
03
Cariboo
.
Quartz
1.20
Congress
03
Hedley
Mascot
24
Pacific
Eastern
04
'a
Pend
Oreille
4.85
Pioneer
3.45
Premier
Border
03
Privateer
.17
Reeves
McDonald
2.30
Reno
04
V2
Sheep
Creek
1.20
i
mishap
off
the
Fraser
River.
young
men
are
Jack
Kendrick,
21,
of
Emery
Woodall.
22.
of
Arlington.
Vir-
north
of
Canton,
was
bad
enough
news
for
the
Nationalists
but
the
Rods
,in
another
lunge
southeast
of
Chartgsha,
were
Clifford
Knutson
and
Louis
Knutson.
ved
here
In
their
'
after
a
twelve-,
kppi
hlch
they
put
in
place
take
place
The
funeral
will
next
-week.
royal
princess,
she
would
not
take
her
.seat
but
would
be
formally
presented.
Peeresses
began
their
fight
for
a
right
to
sit
in
the
Lords
in
1908.
Twice
before
1930.
a
measure
to
admit
them
on
the
only
215
miles
from
the
refugee
capital,
(Canton).
avers
Inlet.
wnrn
usin
the
sail.
rlJuncau.
they
will
w
haA
a
cutiv
southeast
Unofficial
but
credible
reports
THE
WLATHER
fork
for
the
next
inci
a
iarBp
D8rt
0r
the
time
said
that
General
Chen,
close
i
the
Columbia's,,
we
were
able
to
use
our
sail."
friend
of
his
predecessor,
alsa
Synopsis
same
terms
as
men
was
defeat-
Silbak
Premier
Taku
River
Vananda
Salmon
Gold
....
.40
.22
.15
.13
Jf't
to
earn
some
'
wirinii
mirt
"Sometimes,
we
Moist
Pacific
air
has
stag-1
ed.
.
New
proposals
were
re
went
over
to
the
Reds,
taking
at
least
one
of
his
three
armie.?
named
over
most
of
the
province
jected
by
the
Lords
in
1946.
them
on
their'
man
40
miles
a
day."
"y
Ihey
Rtartedj
xhey
camped
on
the
beach1
$100-
a.i
loKt'e.crv
nieht.
sleeping
under
a
with
him.
His
armies
totalled
90,000
men,
Oils-
today
and
cloudy
cool
weather
j
But
the
ladles
finally
scored,
is
expected
to
prevail
ln
mostj
Jn
a
recent
debate
in
the
Lords,
areas
of
British
Columbia
for
;
peers
decided
by
45
votes
to
27
T
tne
sicl('
off
Hie
'
inrnaulin.
Thev
carried
sleep
TOBY
With
the
discovery
of
the
bullet-riddled
body
of
Robert
Smith
McKay,
25-year-old
air
force
veteran,
ln
a
North
York
field
late
Tuesday
and
discovery
early
Wednesday
of
the
body
of
Oloria,
his
22-year-old
wife,
in
the
family
car
ln
a
north
Toronto
parking
lot,
Toronto
police
recorded
their
fourth
and
fifth
murder
cases
in
seven
days.
McKay
three
revolver
slugs
in
his
body
was
found
by
workmen.
At
the
time,
his
wife,
their
pet
dog
and
family
car
were
reported
missing.
Wednesday
the
howling
of
the
pet
dog
ird
police
to
Uie
gruesome
discovery
of
Mrs.
McKay,
killed
by
two
bullets,
in
the
back
seat
of
the
family
car.
LOCAL
TIDES
.
.
the
next
forty-eight
hours.
Forecast
West
Coast
Vancouver
Island
Region
Cloudy
and
cool.
Winds
light.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
ing
bags.
fir
trip
nn
ad-
This
morning,
they
were
grant-far,
it
has
been
Cf(
temporary
work
permits
by
nut
particularly
the
Canadian
Immigration
and
left
Seattle
on
took
Jobs
at
Watson
Island.
They
?
and
sailing
to
i,i)e
to
continue
northward
In
Anglo
Canadian
3.10
A.P.
Con
16
Atlantic
62
Calmont
30
C.
&
E
4.10
Central
Leduc
78
Home
Oil
9.25
Mercury
.10
Pacific
Pete
2.35
that
women
should
be
admitted
as
soon
as
the
government
ln-troducd
the
necessary
legislation.
.
LOUDLY
WIT
The
,
motion
was
Introduced
by
the
Marques
of
Reading,
(Continued
on
Page
21
Saturday,
August
6,199
-High
12:21.
17.5
feet
23:52
20.2
feet
Low
5:55
3.5
feet
17:58
88
feet
Saturday
at
Port
Hardy,
Mas-sett
and
Prince
Rupert,
50
and
62.
Ml
1
ii'ie
i.ncy
entered,
nu.ut
three
weeks.
an
Customs.
hser
River,
the
.20
.06
Vz
Princess
Royal
Canadian
f
'Idling
npparctit-
CRUISER
ONTARIO
HERE
FOR
THREE
DAY
VISIT
ON
TRAINING
CRUISE
First
major
Canadian
naval
vessel
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
this
year,
the
light
cruiser
H.M.C.S.
Ontario
dropped
anchor
in
the
harbor
at
9:30
this
morning.
Her
crew
of
755
will
spend
the
next
three
days
here,
sailing
Monday
morning.
The
five-year-old
10,000-ton
vessel,
which
is
the
senior
ship
of
Uie
nuVy's
Pacific
"ll-skln
wrapped
-it(liick's
rear
il
into
the
water.
without
any
V
were
nut
en-msoiireps,
'
'
n,
tW
t
i
WHY
LIVING
COST
IS
UP
OTTAWA
0-
Things
that
every
Canadian
(householdcr
'
nows
about
the
rising
price
of
meat,
eggs
and
potatoes
arc
responsible
for
sending
the
cost-)f-living
index
to
an
all-time
high
as
reported
by
Uie
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
yestcr-
they
had
.ship-
Toronto
Athona
12
Aumaque
..
,
.16
Bcattle
65
Bevcourt
27
Bobjo
15
Buffalo
Canadian
11
Consol.
Smelters
98.00
Con
west
107
Donalda
60
Eldona
69
East
Sullivan
2
25
Giant
Yellowknlfe
6.80
God's
Lake
41
Hardrock
22
Command,
is
on
a
training
cruise
football
play-offs,
Softball,
base
and
Parries
ln
addition
to
her
ball,
tennis,
badminton,
lawn
1
supply
of
food
rt-
It
wus
here
However,
Uicy
'lngh
foot!
with
500-mile
trip
!is
Nelson
Bros.
n'iy.
of
which
;(,R"r.
V.C.,
is
a
Picked
them
u.
ake
tliem
as
far
1.6
complement,
63
officer,
cadets,
and
alley
bowling,
tug-of-war.
0.5
from
Royal
Rouds.
swimming,
fishing
and
billiards.
t
day.
The
index
Jumped
points
during
June
from
to
162.1.
The
Ontario
left
Esquimau
oir
The
Hanson
Cup
football
14
and
since
then
has
namrnt,
which
is
always
played
visited
Kodiuk
and
Juneau,
Al-
between
a
local
team
and
a
team
aska.
Training
exercises
have
fTOm
a
visiting
warship,
will
In
kept
her
at
sea
most
of
the
:
volvc
two
games
on
a
total
.06li
.08
.16Vi
.07
.50
.08
The
report
described
the
sudden
increase
as
"seasonal"
and
based
mainly
on
a
4.3
point
rise
in
the
food
index
from
202.9
to
207.2.
However,
rents
also
showed
an
increase
of
a
full
point,
jog
Harricana
Heva
Hosco
Jacknlfe
Jollet
Quebec
Lake
Rowan
ft
Rot
thai.
Ilf
time.
She
will
return
to
her
base
about
August
11.
point
basis.
The
first
game
is
Fcheduled
for
this
evening
and
the
second
for
Sunday.
Arrangements
are
being
made
for
softball
and
baseball
games.
Among
her
officer
cadet?
shr
ye
made
it,"
Sa'
l
had
only
a
wcel.
3
In
l
he
canoe."
;
Rivers
Inlet
hi
carries
Cadet
John
Kennedy
ar!:
Lapaska
'.
06'2
Little
Long
Lac
-61
Lynx
15
Madsen
Red
Lake
3.05
f
"'
they
manaf,
;d
This
evening,
a
smoking
party
L
ging
upward
from
122.4
to
123.4
and
reflecting
the
results
of
a
rent
survey
ln
June
which
covered
the
second
quarter
of
the
year.
Experts
blamed
the
May
increase
on
comparatively
higher
prices
In
the
United
States
but
.44
McKenzie
Red
Lake
Sub-Lieutenant
Gwynn
Iloltby,
of
Prince
Rupert.
Commander
of
the
Ontario
Is
Capt.
H.
F.
Pullen,
O.B.E.,
R.C.N.
Her
executive
officer
is
Commander
Duncan
Raymond,
of
inf,ir
food
supp:y
"heel
Prince
Ru-
1,ird
of
the
d:s.
has
been
arranged
for
the
crew
of
the
Ontario
by
the
Canadian
Legion,
10,000-TONNER
!l0
in
their
can
ye
Victoria.
Capt.
Pullen
assumed
Ontario,
which
is
the
first
s&".
the
rest
bv
'ad
a
remnvHiiio
suggested
that,
when
United
States
prices
fell,
It
would
bring
Canadian
prices
down
within
a
few
months.
.
McLeod
Cockshutt
1.15
Moneta
'.
44
Negus
..
2.50
oranda
57.50
Louvlcourt
'.
Wi
Pickle
Crow
2.10
Regcourt
05
San
Antonio
.
4.40
Senator
Rouyn
;
.42
Sherrit
Gordon
2.24
Steep
Rock
1.68
Sturgeon
River
21
Silver
Miller
34
'i
J
J
Tonieht
command
of
the
ship
shortly
Canadian
warship
lo
visit
Prince
before
she
sailed
on
her
pres-
Rupert
so
far
this
year,
dls-ent
cruise.
places
10,000
tons,
is
556
feet
During
her
three-day
visit,
of-
j
long
with
a
beam
of
63
feet,
fleers
and
men
of
the
OntnrlOj
She
mounts
nine
six-inch
gun,
will
take
part
In
a
sports
pro-
eight-four-inch
guns
and
nunv
gram
which
has
been
organized
.
erous
40
millimeter
and
'200-mll-by
the
Canadian
Legion.
Sports
limeter
anti-aircraft
guns
as
events
include
the
Hanson
Cup
(Continued
on
Page
6)
ONTARIO
F
E
Rt
PERT
I
P.M.
CRASH
AND
ESCAPEES
When
a
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
twin-engined
DcHavlUand
Rapide
crashed
on
Digby
Island
a
week
ago
today,
pilot
and
three
passengers
escaped
miraculously
"unscratched"
although
the
plane
Itself
was
demolished.
The
picture
shows
Pilot
Roy
Berry-man
and
the
woman
passenger,
Mrs.
E.
L.
Orr
of
Cumshewa
Inlet,
before
they
started
the
mile
hike
out
from
the
scene
of
the
crash
to
the
beach.
SHEFFIELD,
Eng.
A
cas-aulty
department
in
Sheffield
Infirmary
now
has
a
suggestions
box
for
patients'
grievances.
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