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CENTRAL-
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COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHONE
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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
59.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
11,
1950
FRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Incident
ilways
Ask
For
AonQfelrier
Rake
lncreasejS3
Nocturnal
ise
Move
Before
Central
B.C.
1
-
-
IF,
V
.
f
I
Five
busses
and
three
trucks
of
Arrcw
Bus
Lines
were
out
of
rcrrunisslon
for
a
short
time
his
morning,
it
was
reported
to
ity
police.
Complaint
was
that
vir
had
been
released
from
all
he
tires
by
removal
of
caps.
A
distributor
cap
is
missing
from
one
of
the
trucks.
Vandalism
is
alleged
to
have
taken
place
ast
night.
At
11:45
pm
the
mana2f.'?f.
;
Arrow
Bus
Lines,
Clarenc?
Jixon,
making
a
routine
ci.ecit
sport
Commission
L'A
(CD
Canada's
railways
have
ap-Lther
increase
in
freight
rates.
In
a
sur-
Milk
Popular
Juneau
Dairy
Cries
"Ouch"
in
Face
of
Competition
From
Rupert-Shipped
Product
Good
fresh
milk
from
the
Bulk-
A
,
in
i
i
,
the
Railway
Association
ot
Canada
the
Board
of
'i
ransport
Commissioners
to
it
i
i
n
t
ley
Valley,
shipped
through
j-
'
Prince
Rupert,
is
getting
into
the
J
A1..cIf
n.W
nt
Tiinnnil
mid
l!
.
March
1
increase
awaru
Dy
anotner
6
a
nitf3AA
111(11
L
Ul
-
-
Ketchikan
and
milk
dealers
in
those
cities
are
crying
"ouch,"
t
the
application
fcotl
JU.lWI.wuo
according
to
advices
in
the
city
freight
1
awar.l
boosted
uy
7.4
percent.
irom
the
north.
north.
of
the
busses
at
the
Second
venue
terminal
and
dlseotweti
the
damage.
Prior
to
transporting
the
Columbia
Cellulose
ttra-ployeesr
bus
crews
used
nand
'
jumps
on
the
truck
tires
,
In
jrder
that
the
vehicles
be
driven
j
an
air
pumping
station.
Tne
ive
busses
were
not
used,
uia
jianager
,
stated,
because
they
-jvould
be
too
difficult
to
roll
n
that
condition.
Emp.jtea
ere
dispatched
to
the
piant
.y
trucks
for
the
morn.ng
Ehlft
X
8
o'clock.
The
busses
w.re
ac
in
service
later.
In
the
"
i
Juneau,
Alaska
Daily
jj
large
aiivtr-
Minister
Is
Appreciative
Empire
newspaper
lewspaper,
sioih
"The
minuter
of
public
works
is
most
conversant
with
and
ap-,
preciative
cf
the
situation
re-gardUi'j
parts
of
the
highway;
miller
construction
and
Is
actively
Riving
all
necessary
sup-
tisemcnts
aTe
being
published
urging
the
people
of
the
capital
i
city
to
drink
local
milk
instead
of
"foreign"
milk.
1
Recently
Northland
Dairy
of
Prince
Rupert
has
been
shipping
considerate
quantities
of
milk
!to
Juneau
and
lesser
quantities
to
Ketchikan
and
reports
arc
that
the
people
of
those
cities
are
!
clamoring
lor
more.
B.C.
Police
are
continuing
ihc
investigation.
-All
parties
in
I
lie
;
non
agreed
yes-
j
BAHAMAS
HEARS
NEW
GOVERNOR-
Sir
George
Ritchie
Sandlord
Is
shown
as
he
delivered
his
address
following
his
formal
inauguration
as
governor
of
the
Bahamas.
The
ceremony
was
held
in
the
legislative
council
chamber
which
was
taxed
to
capacity
by
the
big
audience
that
turned
out
for
the
event.
Alberta
Nurse
Is
Bride
Here
re
snouu
ue
FLIES
TO
OTTAWA
Canada's
new
all-weather,
long-range
jet
fighter,
the
Avro
CF-100
was
put
through
its
paces
before
a
distinguished
audience
including
Viscount
Alexander,
the
governor-general
and
Prince
Bernhard
of
the
Netherlands,
in
Ottawa
today.
The
fighter,
designed
to
meet
RC
AF
specifications
by
A.
V.
Roc
Canada
Ltd..
at
Malum,
near
Toronto,
is
Canada's
bid
for
suDremacv
in
the
lonu-range
jet
fighter
field.
The
fighter
flew
from
Toronto
to
Ottawa
yesterday
r
Canada's
aged.
;
p
u
t
10
Keep
me
road
passable,"
enwd
there.
How
fW
H""
Kraupner,
secretary
of
money
for
them
is
'
Hui
Kraupner,
secretary
of
Mike
Rozin
Is
Remanded
(C.
P.
Photo)
'
A
few
days
ago
one
5000-quart
j
shipment
was
matte.
in
36
minutes
and
5
seconds.
vard
on
the
sub
,
until
when
tlv
uic
nupeii
nuiouioouc
,
Association,
who
has
been
tak-i
inrt
up
road
mailers
in
the
1
south
with
refircnie
particu-
!
hil'lv
til
1h:il.
KArttim
hM-j-ifin
i
Al
Sheardown,
manager
of
j
-.
Northland
Dairy,
is
optimistic
ELECTION
ACCOUNTS
Un
adjourned.
about
the
future
for
Bulklcy
val-
I
i
or.
n.onon
oy
p
.
Vivvrt
ami
nniimv
Greai
Britain
I
May
Lose
Out
iltli
Paul
Martin
Mike
Rozin,
charged
wjth.
t
-
.
tempted
murder
of
his
empk
a
Oscar
Dunlap
at
Crow
L."pj
March
2,
was
remanded
for
nr-'
limlnary
hearing
ntil
Mari
17
ley
milk
In
the
Alaska
market.
MiiM
Virliifin
1?f,(..oiti,
nttn.
d
Twenty-Five
Candidates
Fail
........
,1.1.1(1111.
UAMl
,
V.
.,u
rt
n
Rapids
which
is
now
under
construction.
The
vote
of
the
minister
of
iimcnt
of
a
joint
tlie
Senate
and
N..
a
memlx-r
of
the
nnrsinr
Klaff
"e
see
wcre
ule
P""'
of
the
Prince
Ruoert
General
c
acve.opmenv
,
uk.
-
f
1
rff
'
towns
to
suiuy
me
WASHINGTON
D.
C.
Paul
by
Magistrate
H.
F.
Glassey
in
G.
Hoffman-said
that
Great
Brit-
provincial
police
court
Fri,"
j
ain
stands
to
lose
$150,000,000
afternoon.
Reaeon
lor
adjyem-
dustry
with
a
ready
market
for
,
ZZTjil0
-"-rkerwthSoi
huum
out
he
states
that
com-
di,i,
r
,
1
.
iti,
,i
n,
Bridge
Co.
on
celanese
construe
all
the
surplus
that
can
be
pro-,
,
vir-TOPI
Ar.Pl
Twpntv-fiv
of
13S
candi
tion
at
Watson
Island,
were
the
dueed
over
and
above
the
de-
:
,
vlumA
'
.
.
.
i
l
La
of
Marshall
Plan
aid
unless
she
mem
was
due
to
tnc
aDsere
or
pilneipiUs
In
u
quiet
marriage
nlands
Gf
Prince
Rupert.
,
dates
ill
last
June's
provincial
elections
tailed
to
maKe
jGins
olher
countries
of
Europe
In
defense
counsel
R.
MacLeod
and
ceremony
Thursday
night
at
the'
t
,,,,!
,n
u10
wi
milk.
ia
ictf
Mnnnts
hav
been
tabled
ulan
to
lower
trade
barriers.
Ivictim
Dunlap
who
is
exptsl
'uunlry
ibull
::
i
'
.
f
rM
i
r
i
iii
no.
ua
utfiu
"vvvw-.w
.
manse
of
Firat
United
1
he
administrator
of
economic
to
be
out
of
hospital
at
some
date
;
bridge
to
Port
Edward
Is
In
his
j
estimates
as
well
as
for
gravel-1
hns
of
the
lower
Skeena
Hi!h-i
way,
according
to
Mr.
Kraup-!
ncr.
Tl'e
minister
intends
to
black
top
tiie
road
from
Prince
Ru-
j
ill
ii;
4
ii
hiiu
ivriLin
rvn.li
t
u
v
uti.ii
.
.
l
i
i
.
.
f
i
t
un
i-
rurwi
i
.t.
?siv
i
mi
i
:
.1
i..
ii
j
V-
t
!Mr.
Mrs.'
frozen
milk
from
Seat
nnd
Antole
Baiter
of
(Importing
Saskatchewan
and
(lie
iroom
lsitle.
in
UK
ut-yiMdtuic
iiu
dw.-vv.
v..--.
-
-
i
co-operation
told
reporters
of
a
next
weeK.
Coalitionists
and
ten
listed
under
other
parties
laueu
bjg
cut.back
amoUnUng
to
ai-
j
;
),
Fourth
Kound
t'.le
5,
Stirling
Al-
the
son
of
Mr.
i.nd
Mrs.
J.J.
Silsbe
!
:
most
one-quarter
oi
inesum
ear-
to
nake
returns
-
'
n,
mJr
m-roA.
"
---r
"
marked
for
British'
recovery
next
j
o
AlHprta.
,
.
t
.
.-
.
pu
t
to
Pi;rt,
Edward
on
com
'
pktloil
of
Hie
whole
section.
iik
nremii
v.
.
.
.
,.
...
.
,,
fr,
Rev.
LawTence
G.
Sieber
officl-
THE
WEATHER
.
.
-
Sy.rwpsin
Sub-zero
temperatures
Vers
DACkTHAI
I
i
(Jur,
wuuiu
uvu
iuu
inn
nn.!.!-
Johnson
cost
$4,938;
Opposition
South
3,
Aber-
of
"punitive"
action.
The
money
;i
l
eader
Harold
Winch
in
van-'couver
East
$718,
and
Finance
wiil
simply
go
Into
a
proposed
uith
Ruvtrs
1
!
vinlxter
Herbert
AnscomO
in
European
payments
union
whe-
recorded
at
several
point
ver
Clover
Leafs
j
ll
.
'KlllVlilvl
ItVUlllCU
IU
1.1
U
i
JJ(ff
(city
yi-.sterdayi'.fU-rnoon
from
the'
Tnc
bride,
who
wore
an.
at-
j
south.
jtrartive
tailored
suit
and
had
a
i
:
j
?orsae
o
pt'ik
carntitloiis.
was
',,,
.
c
Li
'
attended
by
Miss
Stella
Quarry.
Belgians
fight
j
T
Wr,ght
was
Rro3mainan.
!
Over
Leopold
I
The
couple
sailed,
after
the
cere-
Ii
Oak
Bay,
$585.
-
ir
0,
East
File
3
ther
or
not
Great
Britain
joins,
j
me
interior
and
orernign
'
low
along
the
coast
varied
fr-i
It
25
;ue,
Division
A
Dundee
2
B.CChamps!
orage
woL'spses;
Falkirk
1
to
30
above
as
British
Co)
)bbla
,
moved
into
the
second
day'
i
the
current
cold
spell.
if
There
is
very
little
cloud
I
any
Damage
of
$10,000
1,
Celtic
0
i
mouy.
onhe
steamer
Prince
Ru-
!
BRUSSELS
a
Fifty
demon-
rprt
fpr
a
nonevmonn
trip
to
j
istrators
were
Inured
in
Antwerp
Vancouver
after
which
they
will
la;ue
First
Div.
PORT
ALBERNI
Vancou-
j
VICTORIA
Fourteen
new
i
The
costliest.
Coalition
candidate
was
Hon.
R.
C.
Macdonald
in
Dcwilney.
His
expenses
totalled
$9,512.
The
smallest
Coalition
account
was
filed
by
Tom
King
of
Columbia,
$500.
The
first
Indian
candidate,
Frank
Caldor
in
Atlln,
turned
In
accounts
for
$297.
J.
D.
McRae's
expenses
In
Prince
Rupert
were
$3,593.
region
of
the
province
ii
$
oil
.
2.
Liverpool
0
ver
Clover
Leafs,
Dominion
bus-
,
momles
yesterday
crashed
i
last
nit;ht
in
a
violent
prelude
to
return
here
to
take
up
residence,
j
tonionow's
advisory
referendum
j
,
.
.
West
Bromwich
ifPthn
r
um
ons
kusi
yt'iii,
u
I
down
on
the
used
car
section
of
!
Wilson
Motors
when
concrete
on
the
future
of
the
exiled
King
'
night
won
the
Senior
A
Bnti.-h
r..i,.,v,lo
h.lrnthnll
C
r
()
W
n.
letlc
1,
Arsenal
1
'Leopold
III.
Hand-to-hand
rclsCi
1
;flL'ht.ini:
of
Leonoklists
and
lar-
pmlngham
City
0
rr0r
numbers
of
his
opponents
downing
AJbei-nl
Athletics
45
to
supports
collapsed
under
garage
31.
The
smor;t.h-working
Leaf:;
roof-top
parking
space.
There
won
the
oest
of
five
series
in
WCre
no
injuries
but
property
three
stralghc
games
.
damage
is
esUnaied
at
more
The
first
games
were
played
in
1
tnan
$xo,OOU.
Tuwn
4,
Stoke
hmke
out.
(lmiiiL'
a
fireworks
dis-
Jury
Recommendations
Make
Safer
Apartments
present
indications
pokj.'
.to,
sunny
skies
over
the
weeSf-end.
Nights
Will
be
clear
and
old;;
Forecast
'p'
5
'
Vancouver
City,
Lower
4a-ser
Valley,
Georgia
Straits
Re;'
A
few
clouds,
othenn'ise
clear
and
continuing
cold
today
and
Sunday,
Winds
light.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Sunday
at
Vancouver
Airport,
27
and
45;
Abbots-ford
Airport
25
and
45;
Nanaimo,
Kity
1,
Bolton
Wan
Vancouver.
Nine
Million
Paper
Profit
i
'
-
j
t
Tuwn
4,
Stoke
Bob
Plckel
.With
eigniec.-M
points,
was
high
scorer
for
tlie
Leafs
who
lvvc
.iiisi,
only
tw
CHARLIE
FUSARI
BEATS
JIM
FLOOD
!:'
City
1,
Bolton
HAVEN
iOR
DL'TC'H
OTTAWA
A
royal
visitor
royally
received,
Prince
Bern-hard
of
the
Netherlands
flew
into
Ottawa
yesterday
and
thrust
aside
regal
reticence
to
urge
Canada
to
take-
10,000
of
his
people
a
year
as
immigrants.
IRON
ORE
PrtOJECT
VICTORIA
Interest
in
the
exploitation
of
British
Columbia
iron
ore
deposits
was
mentioned
in
the
.Legislature
yesterday
by
Mines
Min'ster
IL
C.
Macdonahl.
He
said
six
Vancouver
business
men
and
industrial
leaders
are
Interested
In
the
B.
V.
deposits.
Purine
yesterday's
debate
E.
E.
Winch
said
Mr.
Macdonahl
bad
once
been
a
C.C.Fer.
Mr.
Macdon-ald
denied
it.
CHINESE
HOMESTEADERS
VICTORIA
Chinese
will
be
-
permitted
to
take
up
homesteads
In
British
Columbia
under
a
bill
amending
the
Land
Act
and
introduced
In
the
Legislature
yesterday
by
Lands
Minister
E,
T.
Kenney.
TiehVnhig
up
of
lire
:
I
Hon
a:
ul
prouTlion
nuUiltons
'hi
multiple
dwellings
fit
Ocean
I
!
Faiu
ccmpaiiy
town
was
called
NEW
YORK
W
Charlie
Fus-
TORONTO
Abitih!
IWcr
&
I
"'rni's
elian-
l
Puper
Co.
Ltd.,
and,
subsidiary
j
Harfy
K,.ip()UP
suffered
an
romuanirs
had
a
net
profit
for
nnwiP
iniurv
In
ouenina
play
or
It'll
2,
Manchester
j
...
.wl
,:;haro-sh')oung
welterweight
27
and
45.
contender
from
Irvlngton.
New
I
North
Coast
Region
Clear,
to-Jerscy,
last
mght
handed
Jimmy
day
and
Sunday.
Little
change
in
His
ankle
i.hp
vear
ended
December
31
of
the
second
quarter,
he
came
back
later
but
Flood
a
terntic
lacing,
winning
tempfrature.
Winds
light.
Lows
q
7n
947.
The
annuai
report
taped
United
2,
Derby
Burnley
1
tonight
and
highs
Sunday
at
.his
effectiveness
was
bacuy
.
11...
..aw.
vti
Irl
AllntiTOirrlll
1
11
for
the
first
time
consolidates
report
c.:
th?
r-arent
company
.
i
,
;
i
e"Vn.'S;a
Prt
Hardy.
Sandsplt
and
Prince
I'w
Wanderers
I'll
anil
Provincial
Paper
Ltd.
Com
OTTAWA
Tlie
populate,!
of
ouW.jJSBJoJte
'
nrr.T-TlDiSTlNGUISHED
COMPANY
;
;
.
ivisiim
parable
profit
for
the.
preceding
year
was
$11,770.580.
.
for
in
several
n
c
immowiauons
attached
to
the
verdict
of
a
coroner's'
Jury
following
the
tragic
fire
lliere
curly
Tuesday
morning
allien
resulted
in
the
deaths
of
eight
persons
in
the
lmine
Balsam
Apartments.
Tli
jury
recommended:
j
1.
That
all
apartmrnl.s
and',
dormitories
.
bt
rmsluued
-ith
alarm
systems
directly
connected
wtih
the
tire
hall
recorder.
2.
The
Immediate
Installation
of
automatic
sprinkler
systems
In
all
corridors
and
stairways
of
the
buildings.
3.
That
towiUe
authorities
llv
familiarize
all
present
'I'wvvrs
0,
South-
iSlicflicia
United
ilwd'!
United
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lisley
0
i.Uivenlry
entry
City
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Two
Local
VCs
To
Attend
Opening
Oi
New
Canadian
Legion
Building
Invitations
extended
by
the
local
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
to
its
honorary
president,
Col.
Cy.
W.
Peek
V.C.,
.D.S.O.,
and
the
honorary
first
vice-president,
Lieut-Col.
J.
McGregor
V.C.,
M.C.,
D.C.M.
to
take
part
in
the
opening
ceremony
of
the
magnificent
new
Legion
premises
on
First
Avenue,
on
Wednesday,
March
29,
have
been
accepted
byoth
of
fifrs.
This
new.?
will
be
welcomed
f
'."
"
,
and
future
ccuoanw
oi
saiu
CUKLIMU
inuj
dwellings
with
the
'oeation
of
1
ire
f
VANCoTjVER
ff
After
spend-
I
Ai
s-.ylt
escapes
ana
alarms.
in2
more
than
3U
hours
on
itr
m
The
jury
is
of
the
opinion
the
lasl
fWc
days,
Billy
McTav-
f
::ers
2
F'-'iiicsuiiy
(I,
I'res
tliat
present
fire
escane
fi"i-
of
Winnipeg
relaxed
last
ish
ties
in
Apartments
1,
1
and
J
an.
-..,;'
niace
In
the
Luton
PUBLICIZES
INDIAN
ART
-W.ukUi
Adamson,
formerly
Wanda
Big
Canoe,
daughter
of
Chkr
Big
Canoe
ot
Gsorgina
Island
reserve
on
Luke
Simcoc,
Ont..
is
now
the
clearing
agent
End
1
I
Iliilspm-
0,
"I
.
inadequate
and
immediate
steps
Cm1adiHn
curi;ng
championship
should
be
taken
to
rectify
haz-
wr.nicd
uu
for
Manitoba.
.The
Winnipeg
Club
skip
tied
,t..m..
In
seennd
Dlace
With
a
j
a'
dous
conditions.
I
The
fire
took
place
in
Apart
'
menl
3.
nf
World
,
the
"Old
Sweats
toy
many
Veterans
for
handicraft
work
done
on
10
Bo'h
officers
were
ptfWW.
lei-ldent.s
of
Prince
RuperV'ant,
War
I.
stilt
residing
litre
who
served
under
these
officers
and
iXING
till
maintain
a
great
inrei
handv
13
to
8
victory
over
v-a..
Asmussen's
Ontario
foursome
iiv
an
unprecedented
play
-
Northern
Ontario
won
the
Mac-Donald
Brier
Trophy.
the
"opening"'
will
be
a
great
jn
the
growth
and
prospeuy
oi
fllfwrights
rt
-union
nignt
lor
nuuiy
ui
KENNEDY
I-1
i
Hiiiuhiv
March
12.
1050
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i
Vs.
NOTICE:
to
Consumers
18.2
leel
HOCKtY
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
Vancouver
5.
Portland
1
Victoria
6,
Seattle
1
Fresno
5,
San
Francisco
3
San
Diego
1
Los
Angeles
3,
APPLIN
MODERN
RELAY
SYSTEM
FOR
ARMED
FORCES-
A
Canadian.
A
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T
7.:38
21:43
1:20
Higl
Low
Bf'l
Riln,.i
158
feet
10.8
feet
6.1
feet
reserves.
The
birch
canoe,
needle
cases
and
other
articles
slie
displays
are
sent
to
her
iiud
all
they
money
goes
to
the
Organization
of
Ontario
Indians.
It
will
be
displayed
at
the
Ontario
Camping
exihbition
soon.
EX-CHAMPION
MINK
FARMER
Ex-world
heavyweight
champion
Max
Schmcling
has
now
definitely
given
up
the
fight
game
and
is
taking
a
more
restful
pastime,
that
of
mink
breeding.
He
lias
05
mink
in
his
!
farm,
in
Hollenslcdt;,
Germany,
j
among
them
four
which
were
donated
by
frienls
In
the
U.
S.
Here
Max
critically
examines
I
one
of
his
mini;
In
a
cage.
Navy
communications
project
over
,l.nc
years
in
me
maun
voj,
officially
completed
and
put
in
operation
'ieunil
when
Hear
Ad--
14:58
h
Centre
"tre.
March
17
To
effect
alterations
on
sub-station
structures
and
as
a
safety
measure,
supply
of
electrical
energy
to
the
city
will
be
interrupted
on
Sunday,
Maceh
12,
from
11:00
p.m.
and
11:15
p.m.
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
BASKETBALL
PLAY-OFFS
.miry
Bouls
miral
E.
R.
Malnguy
filed
the
first
message
to
utuiwa
m
The
system,
considered
the
most
modern
semi-automatic
relay
on
this
continent,
will
speed
up
message
handling
and
Integrate
main
lines
of
armed
forces
communication.
Left
to
right,
Admiral
Mam-guy;
sqdr.-Lcuder
A.
A.
Stephens,
R.C.A.F.;
Capt.
R.
J.
Auty,
Eastern
Command
Signals
Rcglmont;
and
Commander
Michael
Staling,
R.C.N.
In
background
is
F.
W.
T.
Lucas,
R.C.N.
steam
Baths.
1
Watson
Island
,
TONIGHT
juvenile
7:00
Annunciation
vs.
Booth
IV
Intermediate
7
:45-Merchants
vs.
Fashion
Senior
8:45
Brownwoods
vs.
Co-op
1.50
f:
,
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