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-
Daily
Delivery
NORTHJtRN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NIWSPAPKR
Iunli8hed
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
"PHOIIE
81
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
179.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
2,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
merican
Ions
Want
(
to
Know
More
on
Aid
In
Program
Would
War
From
Present
GIVES
SIXTH
Ml"
"
I""
.
'
PINT
OF
BLOOD
TORRENT
OF
BLOOD
FLOWS
AS
RUPERT
GIVES
TO
RED
CROSS
Blood
flowed
like
wine
at
the
Civic
Centre
last
night
and
it
was
a
cheerful
torrent
which
will
join
the
Red
Cross
Society's
reservoir
at
the
central
blood
Nude
Girl
Is
Disapproved
Mere
Male
Says
It's
V
n
necessary
to
Swim
Channel
That
Way
DOVER,
Kent
Curvaceous
Shirley
May
France,
16-year-old
ation-Harriman
f
v
"
,
i
"i:-r
i.v,v
.
ll
bank
at
Vancouver
where
it
will
become
a
ireely-available
life-saver
to
hospitals
throughout
the
prov
icTON,
D.C.
'(CP)
W.
Averill
Harri-
ince.
St
1
11
Plan's
roving
ambassador
in
hurope,
United
States
('(ingress
to
approve
the
It
flowed
Into
pint
jars
142
of.
thm
which
inspired
Col.
hi.
D.
Robertson,
division
director
of
,,n's
foreign
arms
program
promptly
to
somerset,
Massachusetts,
mermaid,
was
criticized
today
for
planning
to
swim
the
English
Channel
In
the
nude.
.the
Red
Cross
blood
transfusion
growing
generation
from
war.
Democrats
joined
Republicans
on
the
131
DESCENDENTS
KEEP
GRANNY
GAY
LONDON
t
Reuters
t
Eighty-four-vear-old
"Grannv"
Hen
Blood
donations
are
nothing
new
to
Fred
Hill,
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
was
among
the
first
to
"give
his
pint"
at
the
Red
Cross
blood
donor
clinics
last
night.
Mr.
Hill
displayed
to
Col.
M.
D.
Robertson,
Red
Ciuos
divisional
director
of
blood
transfusions,
a
card
bearing
records
of
five
previous
Red
Cross
donations.
'I'll
be
ready
when
they
want
me
rgain,"
ho
grinned.
T.B.
HO
BAR
TO
BABIES
British
Doctors
Say
Marriage
Helps
Recovery
HARROGATE,
England
P-
service,
to
term
Prince
Rupert'3
Initial
response
to
the
drive
'
magnificent."
"This
response
Indicates
f)n
7
.
;1
A
And
It
is
a
man
who
disap-
i
proves
of
the
idea.
"Nudity
appeals
to
little
boys
and
indecent
people,
Edward'
Temme.
first
man
to
swim
the
'
f
',
4
iitaiivos
roreigti
e
In
railing
for
.
president
Tru-r
Hie
$1,400,000,-,
help
friendly
against
Russian
rietta
Carrlngton,
of
East
Ham,,or8anlzaonal
work
on
the
part
!"
V
lit
"Jitt
1
of
the
local
committee
and
a
v
I
has
recently
had
another
gala
20-mile
stretch
of
water
twice,
told
reporters.
"I
think
it
Is
unnecessary
to
her
attempt,"
he
added.
4
I
"5
day-the
christening
of
her
131st
8rna
community
gpirn,
among
descendent.
1
Rupert
people,"
Col.
Rob-
"Granny"
Carrlngton
often'
"tson
commented.
"I
hope
thai
has
these
celebrations.
She
her-j"
maintained
during
the
next
two
days
of
the
clinic's
visit."
but
to-
self
was
an
only
child,
day
she
has
50
or
60
of
her
de-
Minimum
objective
of
tho
will
end
Its
first
scendents
around
her
whenever
clinic
which
annual
vlsit
to
thls
community
there
Is
a
wedding
or
a
christen-1
1
m
tv,
fomii.
Th
on
Wednesday
evening
is
700
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courlrnjr
8.
D.
Jolinatcu
Co
I.ul
)
Women
suffering
from
tuberculosis
should
marry
and
have
children
if
they
want
them,
PIRATES'
VICTIM
Skipper
Bob
Fiiidlay
of
Vancouver
reported
.like
th'-lr
Re-j4U(.s.
Indicated
s
to
lake
thp
h
If
(he
details
iot
forthcoming,
v
want
to
know
:s
any
iron-clad
lie
count
rips
re-n
arms
will
use
11
if
action
be-to
get
some
of
n
Mr.
Ilarriman.
lor
to
European
celebration
marked
the
chrlsten-
British
medical
men
say.
Recovery
chances
of
those
'
m8
of
a
new
great-grandson,
to
De
I
"Granny"
married
at
18,
hai
he
was
bound
and
gaRRed
by
two
pirates
In
the
bunk
of
his
fish
boat,
Aleo,
He
told
police
the
pair
robbed
him
of
$3,500
as
he
lay
helpless
while
the
Alco
was
docked
at
Rivers
Inlet.
No
trace
of
the
two
men
has
been
found.
p.
P.
Photo)
who
marry
are
found
Vancouver
Bayonne
05',i
B.-alornc
9.80
B.
R.
Con
03
B.
R.
X.
07V4
Cariboo
Quartz
1.10
pints
of
blood.
Last
night's
level
will
have
to
be
maintained
throughout
the
three
days
In
order
to
fill
It.
T.
Norton
Youngs,
chairman
of
the
local
blood,
donor
committee,
expressed
satisfaction
at
'
better
than
those
who
stay!12
children.
Now
he
has
65
sinele.
one
SDecialist
told
the
,
grand-children
ana
54
great
British
Medical
Association
con-'grandchildren.
New
Buildings
at
Terrace
Houston
ferences
here.
"We
have
great
difficulty
in
1
1
inn
rpsnnn
n
nn
jsain
T.n'.ii.
ill
.03
.24
.04
Congress
Hedlcy
Mascot
Pacific
Eastern
MR
LIFT
IS
!
PACKING
UP
ving
American
J.t
the
Marshall
Dr.
Jean
Hallum
of
Birming-j
deciding
which
of
the
kat-
addition
to
this
evening's
ses-ham
of
.
grandchildren
will
be
pageboys
reported
on
a
survey
wm
be
tQ
tubercular
women
who
hud
and
flowergirls.
because
ther3
whQ
wlsh
donate
a
pint
SAKE
AFTER
K
OU.ISION
V
H
I
OKI
A
li
k
Wlnslow
and
Gordon
Armstrong,
t'c-luclet
fishermen,
were
res-rued
yesterday
when
their
gillnctler
was
sunk
in
colitis-ion
with
the
Danube
II,
another
(una
fishing
vessel.
The
Danube
effected
the
rescue.
The
collision
took
place
off
the
Washington
coast.
A
VI'.
RAGE
100-
FISH
VANCOI'VER
Two
thousand
salmon
fishing
boats
operating
in
the
I'raser
River
between
Mission
bridge
and
the
Gulf
of
(ieorgia
averaged
lot)
fish
yesterday.
BAN
IS
LUTED
VICTORIA
The
provincial
cabinet
yesterday,
by
order
in-council,
lifted
the
47-year
ban
against
Japanese
and
Chinese
working
on
crown
grants,
timber
leases
and
mining
properties.
more
polio
CHICAGO
Infantile
paralysis
cases
showed
a
sharp
increase
in
some
slates
last
week,
A
new
office
and
stores
build
Pond
Oreille
4
90
ing
planned
at
Terrace
will
be
Pioneer
Premier
3.25
.03
',2
names,
one
saia
mey
gave
nirici
,
are
so
many
uj
tiiw.se
uuui,
:
FI7ANKFURT
(P
The
Berlin
built
by
the
Fraser
Valley
Build
Border
to
healthy
children
but
with
she
said.
air
lift
continued
taperln?
off!rrs
Ltd.,
at
Mission.
The
afc-
Reeves
McDonald
.'.
2
40
ATTLEE
cepted
figure
is
$10,700.
The
Renb
.06
more
risk
of
having
them
pve-maturely.
t
,
1
BETTER
same
firm
will
build
an
office
Sheep
Creek
:
1.19
DANGER
OF
I
noon.
I
The
satisfaction,
however
was
not
confined
to
those
who
woik-ted
on
the
committee,
alone.
ThJ
I
donors,'
those
143
who
gave
a
1
pint
each,
got
a
fine
feeling
out
I
today
In
preparation
for
its
an-
nounced
closing
down
October
81.
1
Three
groups
of
C-54
trans-i
nort
planes
which
have
been
Prime
Minister
and
stores
block
an(l
four-car
garage
at
Houston,
the
tender
being
$16,750.
REPRISALS
4".lt'-,
who
f.as
I
a
rlilll,
was
of-
'
haullnt?
supplies
to
Berlin
for
In
a
discussion
on
the
question,
one
specialist
said
tubercular
mothers
ought
to
be
allowed
to
feed
their
babies
naturally
for
at
least
ttuee
months"
after
bi.h.
Others
were
not
certain
of
this,
because
of
the
risk
of
the
(of
do-ng
It
There
was
shi
r.ir
:
r
..
THE
WLATHER
But
Amethyst
Just
Had
to
"
Escape,
Says
British
Foreign
Office
of
cheerfulness"
about
the
pl.ce
which
reflected
the
pleasure
of
doing
something
worth
while.
''You
don't
miss
the
blood
and
if
you
don't
-
give
it,
somebody
today
to
be
,Iirtririly."
He
the
Prime
Mln-Htienee,
where
'ffli'Uil
business,
rk
at
10
Down-n
the
next
day
Synopsis
Cloudiness
will
be
variable
mother
infecting
her
child
or
more"
than
a
year
have
now
quit
flying.
They
have
begun
packing
up
to
go
back
to
the
United
States.
The
lift
tonnage
has
dropped
to
4.890.7
tons
in
540
flights.
For
months
the
lift
had
been
averaging
more
than
8000
tons
daily.
LONDON
P)
When
the
sloop
01
overtaxing
ner
sirengtn.
Amethyst
made
her
successful
On
the
question
of
havinj
children,
the
specialists
agreed
dash
for
!
freedom
down
the
SUbak
Premier
38
Taku
River
30
Vananda
.15
Salmon
Gold
.11
'Spud
Valley
...
.08
Oils
Anglo
Canadian
3.20
A.
P.
Con
.16
Atlantic
-
65
.
Calmont
31
C.
&
E
..,
4.65
Central
Leduc
67
Home
Oil
..
9.50
Mercury
10
Okalta
137
Pacific
Tcte
2.45
Princess
20
Royal
Canadian
06
'2
Toronto
Yangtse
River,
Britain
gambled
her
commercial
future
in
Com
munlst
China
against
the'
lives
that
couples
would
be
well
advised
not
to
have
children
while
the
infection
was
active
or
until
two
years
after
the
women's
tubercular
condition
had
become
quiescent.
else
might
miss
it,"
said
one
donor
as
he
drank
a
cup
of
coffee
afterward.
"There
Is
really
nothing
to
it."
'
;
WELL
ORGANIZE
Actually,
there
Is
not
a
gieat
deal
to
the
process,
considering
the
way
the
clinic's
permanent
and
volunteer
staff
have
the
thing
organized.
Here
is
how
of
seventy-three
British
sallofs.
Yesterday
there
were
no
regrets
MORE
POLIO
IN
rig
Up
THIS
PROVINCE
over
the
province
today.
The
weather
will
continue
warm
although
maximum
temperatures
are
not
expected
to
be
quite
as
high
as
yesterday.
Sunny
conditions
are
expected
in
most
regions
tomorrow.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
today
and
tomorrow.
Showers
In
northern
section
tomorrow.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Wind
southerly,
(15
mph).
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
50
and
62,
Mas-sett
and
Prince
Rupert,
50
and
K3.
Strike
it's
done:
You
approach
a
table
in
the
in
official
circles.
Approval
for
the
trapped
Amethyst
to
slip
its
cables
and
escape
down
the
Yangtse
meant
obvious
possibillyt
of
reprisals
against
British
subjects
and
British
Investments
in
China,
Foreign
Office
sources
conceded.
"But
those
are
the
things
you
don't
think
about
under
these
circumstances,"
one
source
said.
vrnmenl
Athona
.'.
Aumaque
Beattle
Bcvcourt
Bobjo
VANCOUVER
-
Another
polio
case
was
reported
in
Vancouver
today.
This
brings
the
total
now
being
treated
at
Vancouver
General
Hospital
to
62.
Adults
over
twenty
are
mostly
affected
this
year
with
women
and
girls
predominating
over
men
and
boys.
Four
new
cases
were
reported
in
the
province,
Civic
Centre
lobby
where
-
Miss
M.
Kydd,
clinic
tecanieian
pricks
Plfilse
to
.12
.18
.60
.24
'2
.15'i
.10
boosting
the.
total
far
ahead
of
the
1948
near-record
year
in
the
I'nited
States.
The
number
of
polio
deaths
for
the
first
seven
months
of
1949,
an
Associated
Press
survey
shows,
is
about
double
the
total
up
to
August
1,
1918.
The
survey
showed
that
there
have
been
approximately
8000
cases
with
412
deaths.
TRANSPORT
CONTROL
MONTREAL
Centralised
control
of
rates
on
all
forms
of
transportation
in
Canada
was
suggested
to
the
Royal
Commission
on
transportation
today
by
the
Dominion
Steel
ai'ii
Coal
Corporation.
A
brief
from
Dosco,
one
of
the
country's
three
producers
of
basic
steel,
declared
co-ordination
of
charges
on
transportation
rates
generally
was
necessary
your
finger
to
gt
a
blood
sample.
r.illa
'P-Mak-
Buffalo
Canadian
..
It
is
done
painlessly.
Your
blood
is
typed
and
tested
for
haemog
ilqc
of
the
gov-
Consol.
Smelters
98.50
.
.
Conwest
1
05
k
the
coal
mine
lobin
content
and
you
are
given
BASEBALL
SCOPES
TODAY
National
New
York
3,
Chicago
0
MONDAY
American
St.
Louis
2,
Washington
0
Cleveland
3,'
Boston
4
(Only
games
scheduled).
National
Brooklyn
9,
Pittsburgh
0
New
York
11,
Chicago
3
Bost?n
8,
St.
Louis
1
(Only
games
scheduled).
Western
International
Victoria
9-7,
Salem
6-1
Yakima
9,
Vancouver
8
Only
games
scheduled
out
Communism
"What
has
been
done
had
to
be
,
a
gummed
piece
of
paper
whicn
promised
to
a
done.
There
could
be
no
tnougni
,
carries
this
data.
EXPLOSIVE
MIXTURE
HAVANT.
Hampshire,
Eng,
Workmen,
erecting
a
bungalow
near
here,
had
just
finished
smoothing
a
concrete
floor
when
It
started
to
bury
fiercely.
of
consequences."
''"lay
by
Infor-
Then,
you
are
registered
by
Mrs.
G.
E.
H.
Montgomery.
The
next
step
Is
to
drink
a
'
(Continued
on
Page
5)
c
Calwcll,
mem-s
were
sent
Into
'easins
number
The
ingredients
from
a
bomb
RICH
MArtRIAGE
GIFT
Bombay
province,
India,
acquired
by
Portugal
in
l.r)30,
wa?
given
to
Charles
II
of
England
as
part
of
the
dowry
of
his
bride,
Catherine
of
Braganza.
had
been
mined
with
stone
in
.59
.69
2.20
6.50
.40
.21
.08
.74
.18
.06
'4
.41
.08
'4
.06
Donalda
Eldona
East
Sullivan
Giant
Vellowknife
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harricana
Heva
Hnsco
Jarknlfe
Joliet
Quebec
Lake
Rowan
Lapaska
the
concrete
mixture.
No
one
was
I
hurt.
,
he
British
sloop
escaped
down
the
Yangtse
River
Saturday
night
under
fire
of
Chinese
Communist
shore
batteries
and
rejoined
the
British
fleet,
according
to
the
proud
announcement
of
the
Admiralty.
Prime
Minister
C.
R.
Attlee
relayed
his
personal
congratulations
to
the
commanding
officer
and
the
crew
of
the
Ame
wl
Australia's
tli"
coal
strike
l
her
Industry.
if
shippers
and
carriers
were
to
be
treated
equitably.
-
-
J
DIGBY
CRASH
IS
TO
BE
PROBED
ry-wide
strike
s
entered
its
StlirillP.
AT
A
Department
of
Transport
investigation
is
to
be
begun
this
he
Bovernment
KIT1MAAT
B
the
walk-out
i
provincial
Police
boat
P.M.L.
'
"
:i-rr'en1
15
0ft
Sunday
for
Kitlmaat
to
Little
Long
Lac
55
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.99
thyst
for
their
"gallant
exploit."
The
Amethyst
had
been
vir-
week
Into
the
crash
on
Dlgby
investigate
the
circumstances
McKenzlc
Red
Lake
McLeod
Cockshutt
Moneta
.47V2
I
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tual
hostage
of
the
Chinese
.
isiana
last
rriuay
01
a
uircu
Communists
for
more
than
Charlotte
Airlines
plane.
Four
three
months.
'
people
escaped
without
injury
of
a
reported
suicide.
Andy
Walker,
an
Indian,
Is
the
dead
'nan,
according
to
word
received
.rom
the
P.M.L.
15
this
v
rally:
"Com-"
.iy
out
ho-e."
be
sm:t.;ri-'"'rnmpiu
v.'.-iMkl
''rminaie
"enm-
Negus
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Nnranda
56.75
The
signal
from
the
ship
said
when
Uie
plane
came
down
in
with
customary
terseness:
"Re-
the
bush.
joined
fleet.
No
damage
or
Passengers
and
pilot
of
the
casualties.
God
Save
the
King."
twin-engine
aircraft
reportel
The
Amethyst
was
fired
on
at
that
both
engines
failed
as
the
i.irn
were
in-ta.shcs
with
doc!
In"
a
protest.
least
twice
In
the
down-river
plane
was
startmg
out
on
a
Louvicourt
11
Pickle
Crow
2.05
Regcourt
44
San
Antonla
4.25
Senator
Rouyn
39
Sherrlt
Oordon
2.18
Step
Rock
1.73
Sturgeon
River
W4
Silver
Miller
34
run
to
saiety,
tne
flamirany
ingni
10
Masset
aira
run
un
pntown
Sydney.
said.
On
one
occasion
she
was
ments.
The
first
engine
failed
Red
Drive
Deepening
CANTON
P
Communists
to
compelled
to
reply
in
"self-
shortly
after
the
plane
had
defence."
passed
over
Digby
and
the
Drko
out
whe
ll)
disperse
th
Hen
were
a'
-
K
violent
fightlr
;
NORTH
SHORE
"i
and
aroun
I
l!it
iutersectlor
.
'ho
have
be'
BUILDER
A
rule
to
remember
in
'mixing
cement
is
change
the
proportion
of
sand
and
gravel,
but
do
not
change
the
proportion
of
water
and
cement.
second,
a
few
moments
after
the
pilot,
Ray
Berryman,
had
turned
back
toward
Prince
Rupert.
In
the
landing
on
the
tree-covered
island,
the
plane
was
demolished
but
the
three
passengers
and
the
pilot
escaped
without
Injury.
I
The
Department
of
Transport
1
investisation
will
be
made
to
IS
IN
FINAL
EDMONTON
&
Vancouver
v
(temonstratioiis
Imprisonment
of
Kiel's,
came
to
day
drove
their
multi-headed
southward
offensive
deeper
Into
central
China.
Red
gains
were
acknowledged
by
the
Nationalists.
In
the
vital
rice
bowl
province
of
Hunan,
Communists
have
again
severed
the"
Canton-
North
Shore
United
whipped
Edmonton"
North
Side
Legion
9
to
0
here
last
night
to
win
""tors
who
chec-r-
"rs
were
knock
d
1
'"ciies
and
ms
ny
rs
screamed
aad
report
officially
on
the
'
causa
of
the
crash.
Hankow
Railway,
this
time
31J
miles
north
of
this
refugee
Nationalist
capital.
The
Red
have
pushed
their
the
Western
Canada
soccer
i
championship
and
advance
into
the
Dominion
fial.
The
British
Columbia
champ-Ions
toppled
the
Alberta-Sas
Wednesday,
August
3,
1949
BASP.n
a
drive
to
outflank
the
mam
Hunan
defence
force.
ELT.pAUk'
PRAIRIE
UNIVERSITIES
The
University
fo
Alberta
was
established
in
1905
and
the
University
of
Saskatchewan
in
1907.
katchewan
title-holders
4
to
0
Saturday
to
take
the
best
of
three
game
series
in
two
straight
games.
High
8:56
15.5
feet
0:43
19.1
feet
L0W
,.
2.34
5.7
feet
14:27
9.2
feet
Low
2:34
5.7
feet
r
r
)I,
HISTORIC
CHURCH
BURNED
Fire,
original
lng
in
the
organ
loit,
swept
quickly
through
the
historic
church
at
La
Malbaie,
St.
Lawrence
no
rth
shore
village
80
miles
below
Quebec
City.
The
blaze,
which
left
the
140-year-old
church
In
ruins,
is
shown
at
its
peak.
The
church
was
valued
at
'more
than
$200,000.
'
v:
.
'
(C.
P.
Photo)
ts
.
Savoy
FISH
SALES
Black
Cod
Combat,
19,000,
Co-op.