provincial
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ily
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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
UYYvJled
f
Conodo'
M
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PH0IIE81
PKINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
FRIDAY,
APRIL
21,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
'
IV
CABS
-
V,
u
,
His
RUSSIA
REJECTS
,
iipfpnce
-
-
l
L
Evidence
And
Vjjore
Floods
Due
Says
Lallimore
Yas
in
Red
Cell
PKii
if
if
'
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i
MOSCOW
SAYS
BOMBER
ARMED,
FIRING
FIRST
LONDON
(CP)
Rut
sia
today
rejected
a
United.
States
demand
for
compensation
for
the
loss
of
an.
American
plane
which
was
fired
at
by
Soviet
fighters
in
the
Baltic
Sea
area
April
8.
The
Union
of
Soviet
Socialist
Republics
also
Insisted
that
the
plane
was
a
B-29
bomber,
not
an
unarmed
privateer,
and
that
It
fired
first.
The
note
was
handed
to
United
States
Ambassador
Alan
G.
Kirk
at
Moscow
fronvForelgn
Minister
Andrei
Vlshlnsky
and
declared
th.lt
the
plane
was
"trying
to
photograph
Soviet
defence
installations."
It
,
also
Rangers
Win
Again
Underdogs
Now
On
Top
Take
One
Game
Lead
Over
Detroit
in
Another
,
Overtime
Contest
DETROIT
iff;
New
York
Ran
ge)
s
duplicated
the
play
which
broke
up
an
overtime
b
game
Tues-
j
I
day
as
Don
Raleigh
scored
an
overtime
tally
to
give
them
a
2
1
victory
last
night
over
De
troit
Red
Wings.
,
The
plucky
underdog
Rangers
now
lead
the
best
of
seven
scries
three
games
to
two.
The
sixes
game
will
be
played
tomorrow
night
at
Detroit
and
will
be
broadcast
over
"Hockey
Night
in
Canada."
FIVE
DIVORCES
GRANTED
HERE
Five
divorce
decrees
have
been
granted
by
Justice
J.
M.
Coady
in
Supreme
Court
here.
A
sixth
is
still
to
be
dealt
with.
For
the
following
five,
A.
H.
Brown
acted
for
the
petitioner:
Harold
Skog
from
Fay
Cammilla
Skoe:
Christia.i
Norman
Fnssum
from
Agnes
Fossum;
William
Colin
Davies
from
Elizabeth
Davies;
Joseph
Brown
from
Sadie
Brown;
David
Guy
Moore
from
Vera
Lorraine
Moore.
APPEAL
FROM
HEALTH
OFFICIALS
SENDS
SCOTS
QUEUEINO
FOR
VACCINATION
When
a
ship
docked
in
Glasgow,
Scotland,
with
a
smallp
,x
case
aboard,
health
officials
immediately
sent
out
an
appeal
for
mass
vaccination,
and
reslden
ts
of
tlje
city
responded
wholeheartedly.
In
one
day
more
than
13,000
were
vaccinated
at
the
ra
te
of
600
an
hour.
This
scene
shows
thousands
of
residents
of
the
city
queueing
for
vaccination.
The
line
was
over
200
yards
long,
starting
from
around
the
corner,
at
the
public
health
office.
READY
FOR
HOBBY
SHOW
Arrangements
Complete
For
Big
Affair
at
Civic
Centre
Plans
for
the
Hobby
Show
next
week
are
corri'
plete.
Rowland
Miles
is
in
charge
of
all
arrange
fired
first,
the
note
said.
The
note
said
the
Soviet
government
cannot
accept
the
United
States
demands
for
compensation
for
a
guarantee
against
recurrence
of
the
incident.
Jets
Home
From
Penticton
Trip
"It
was
a
good
trip.
There
was
really
something
-wrong
with
it
though.
We
didn't
win"
was
the
simple
comment
of
one
of
the
members
of
Pflnce
Rupert
Jets'
Kin
to
Repair
Damaged
Camp
The
Kin
Kiddies
Camp
at
Lake
Lakelse
was
damaged
by
heavy
snows
and
Ice
during
the
winter
according
to
reports
given
at
the
Kinsmen
Club
meeting
Wednesday
night.
Th'3
members
plan
to
visit
Uie
camp
shortly
and
carry
out
necessary
repairs.
Th
Kinsmen
Club
has
enter-
.
.
Bowling
D,,i
tournament
and
each
team
across
the
country
will
play
'heir
games
simultaneously
on
.Saturday
Aoril
2!)
and
all
snores
will
be
wired
to
a
central
office.
Cosmopolitan
Dinner
Enjoyed
On
Monday
evening
the
Seal
Cove
branch
of
the
Legion
Sew-in?
Club
held
a
delightful
cosmopolitan
dinner
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Darrow
Gomez.
During
the
evening
Mrs.
Garret
Montgomery
showed
films
of
her
trip
to
New
Zealand
much
to
the
enjoyment
of
those
attending.
The
guests
were
Mesdames
G.
Montgomery,
Geo.
Robinson,
J.
Ritchie,
N.
A.
Hebb.
K.
Slater
I
A.
Stegauid,
S.
Ballinger,
Wm.
j
Russell,
F.
Hill,
D.
Dean,
C.
Dean.
J.
Tavlor.
M.
Monteomerv.
A.
MacDonald,
Dtshman,
J.
.
Rcnburgh,
T.
Horton,
O.
Rys-
slad,
F.
Marshall
and
D.
Gome?.
.
firemenaced
Doukhobor
settle
mvnt
'at'
KMstOvr
wfiere
"four
more
houses
were
set
afire
yes.
terdayV,
Thirty-six
persons
have
Ihpprt
pnmmltfjiH
fnr
,frial
n,i
arsoh
charms
following
lasti
week's
burning
of
the
home
of
1
John
Verigin
at
Brilliant.
Waterfront
Flash
Fire
A
flash
fire
at
the
Bacon
Fisheries
smokehouse
shortly
before
one
o'clock
today
was
quickly
brought
under
control
by
the
city
Fire
Department
with
the
aid
of
the
Canadian
National
yard
engine
nd
crew
who
fought
the
flames
from
the
track
side
of
the
bllildin!r
Because
of
the
alarm
being
given
in
the
dock
area
all
avail-blc
equipment
w
as
rushed
to
the
:cone.
Flames
were
held
to
the
smokhouse
which
suffered
ex-
tensive
damage.
rnents,
assisted
by
Miss
Eileen
Cross
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Harvey.
.
Displays
in
the
small
gym
are
being
set
up
by
t!u
Art
Club.
Mrs.
G.
D.
Meade
is
in
general
charge
and
is
being
assisted
by
Miss
Jeanne
--
-
7
;
Faure.
This
is
the
room
where
Mrs.
T.
Priest,
Mrs.
M.
Sniitn
the
Jean
Park
Cameron
exhibit
and
Mrs.
H.
Humphrey.
On
Doukhobor
Problem
will
be
hung,
Wie
pictures
iro.n
the
local
Art
Club,
Jrora
Prince
all
star
basketball
team
which
returned
home
on.
the
Princess
Louise
this
morning
from
its
unsuccessful
defence
of
the
British
.
Columbia
rsenior.,"B"'.
basketball
,
championship
at
Penticton.
Returning
today
were
coach
George
Howe,
Joe
Davis.
Jim
Flat;n,
Rupert
Holkeatad,
Ever-
George,
Smithcrs
and
Quesnol.
be
a
large
and
attractive
ilis-The
picure
hanging
will
be
done
play.
Precautions
will
be
taken
Sjudice
I
4
evidence
and
r'
.,
r.
nf
l.hp
k
on
ie
-
nlt
him
a
iu
"i-defend
himself
'd
by
George
Mc-
lie
cross-e""""""
Uhttp
of
e
yesterday
auci-
Uducting
his
own
case
at
the
bup-
Aisizes.
McKmgnt
.rjed
with
Stewart
breaking
ana
Fance
and
Hardy
on
Third
Avenue
14
last
when
a
safe
,tn.
McKnight
sat
able
and,
conduc-nnolly
and
with'
a
jticated
air
which
a
be
as
not
un-:i
such
procedure.
moii.
the
co-ac-
miinsel
is
R-
M.
in
the
prisoner's
i.,e
blue
shirts
and
the
first
of
three
-:;ar
charges
which
,ii
Thompson
are
ter
two
arise
cut
of
i
entering
of
Gor-jrrson
and
Philpott
i
daring
a
series
of
(;
the
Christmas
jv
was
occupied
in
ren
evidence
which
j
on
at
resumption
;
when
Cpl.
A.
H.
i,,bl
George
Red-Davis,
the
provln-from
Victoria
were
'4-fi.
Tlie
case
should
-v
deliberation
stage
joon.
night
of
February
iven
McKnlght
to
a
arch
of
a
bur.
The
JrKnlght
approach-
axi
stand
and
asked
k
large
one.
After
c
bar
at
the
garage,
ur.
McKnight
told
at
the
Three
SistfM
1
Avenue.
Willi
the
'mobile
shaft,
Meed
an
alley
near
tli
(fed
an
alley
near
the
urned
to
the
stand
ites
later,
ut
the
rc-Knigh,
returned
to
testified
Thomp-
t
of
the
alley
with
his
hand.
He
stated
Mithad
a
cloth
shop-
h
him.
'ss
cxaniinallon
by
pod,
defense
counsel
m,
Jabour
admitted
sure
If
McKnight
-lil)l)ing
bag.
'hen
rrquestfd
Jab-
it
them
at
the
King
I.
-examination,
Jab-11
that
he
had
been
llh
retaining
stolen
1
police
court
some
'few.vul
asui.p'T.d-of
two
vc.ars
Ti,
no
relation
to
the
but
prisoner
George
J'id
not
object,
to
de-
'
c,'-:
examination
j
"ut
respect.
Justice
1
miul"
il
clear
to
Me-u
R.
M.
MacLeod's
"ation
may
prejutlic-lu;7
was
excused
for
ll"3
as
the
iudpf.
p..
r
nailer
i
M,.iri..u
N
he
hart
no
dealing
"?ht
regarding
profiW
10
wot
her
case.
1'e
"
tokl
by
MeKnipM
;i!Ts
for
a
few
days.
F6ht
and
Thm
Ilnri
..,
i-.-aouur
was
nup:;i..
1
Lance
Pollen,,,,
In
'
'he
stolen
n,iui,.
f
officer
he
had
not
7"
t.
after
lew-
disposed
of
bV
throw
ng
it
over
the
''s-
Poll.
ce
did
not
lo-
itnP...
were
WiMnm.
!
by
Mrs.
W.
S.
Kergln,
Mrs.
N.
E.
Gerrard
and
Mrs.
R.
E.
Mort-
,
lmpr
j
'
Extra
chairs
will
be
put
in
thl.
rnom
nn
Thursday
after-
fr
r;ion
rmS!'
tali,
nn
.
r.
ip
j
that
evening
while
she
talks
on
Interior
Decoration."
At
other,
times
this
room
will
be
filled
with
comfortable,
chairs
where
people
can
linger
and
chat,
look
at
the
pictures
and,
if
they
.
.
...
1
wish,
buy
some
of
them.
in
the
large
gyrrj
on
Wednes-
day
afternoon
Mrs.
T.
M.
Chris
tie
will
receive
the
exhibits.
As
usuu
an
types
01
wur
uu..e
uv
WASHINGTON
D.
C.
(CP)
Louis
F.
Budenz,
former
Communist,
testified
today
that
Owen
Latttmore
was
a
member
of
a
"Communist
cell"
in
the
In-
titute
of
Parific
Relations.
Budenz
told
a
Senate
foreign
relations
subcommittee
that
he
knew
Lattimore,
Far
Eastern
ex
pert
for
the
United
States
Department
of
Slate,
was
asiociat-cdjwith
two
men
who
ere
"Sov
to
iet,
agents."
lie
salH
evidence
could
be
obtained
to
substaa-
iate
his
testimony.
Makassar
Is
Recaptured
JAKARTA,
Indonesia
CPt
Federal
Indonesian
troops
have
occupied
Makassar
without
a
Mght.
the
Indonesian
News
Agency
Antarc
reported
today
from
the
capital
of
East
Indo
nesia.
;
1
The
Indonesian
government
yesterday
announced
the
surrender
of
rebel
troops
who
seized
the
south
Celebes
city
two
weeks
ago.
The
surrender
was
without
bloodshed
following
the
landing
at
worang,
about
40
miles
south
1
ot
.MaKassar,
01
a
Battalion
01
,
90
federal
SQldiers.
1
Statement
No
Further
Trifling
In
v,
,
Law
Keeping
'
Committee
To
Seek
"
j
Iong
Solution,
Dc
portation
Proposed
OTTAWA
(CP)
At.
torney
General
G.
S.
Wismer
of
British
Columbia
announced
today
that
one
of
the
solutions
being
sought
to
put
a
halt
to
Doukhobor
terrorism
is
to
get
them
to
emigrate
to
another
country
but,
while
these
and
other
solutions
were
being
considered,
"the
governments
are
determined
that
tlie
laws
of
Premier
Indignant
House
Has
Hot
Scene
OTTAWA
f
Flushed
and
angered,
Prime
Minister
St.
Laur-
ent
clashed
with
noisy.
Jeering
Progressive-Conservative
mem
.in
the
House
of
Commons
i'esteraay,
expressing
Ditter
re-
sen
Uncut
at
a
charge
that
he
had
evaded
a
question
In
a
sharp
exchange
of
af
ter
year
old
Prime
Minister
defiantly
'
11115
Caamoer
ln
tones
of
'
aneer
wely
used
before
in
his
.
6ht
years
in
Parliament
that
i"1
would
rather
lose
my
temper
than
my
reputation."
Tllb
blow-up
stemineu
iruiii
'clear
away
the
work.
Canada
must
be
observed."
'
'
'
Mr.
Wismer
Issued
a
12,00(1-
word
Ktatpmfnt.
aft.r
dismission
with
Minister
of
Justice
Stewart
Garioft
on
the
best
means
it
solving
the
Doukhobor
menace
which
has
;
taken
on
!
now
im
-
port'ance:
Iwith'.
thfe
resumption
of
"criminal
terrorism"
in
British
Columbia.'
'""
The
AUomev
General
blamed
;
one
sees,
ana
one
aione
?
tue
Sons
of
Freedom.
Other'
groups
merited
great
respect,
he
said.
If
the
Doukhobors
wanted
to.
emigrate
and
any
other
country!
was
ready
to
receive
them,
the
Canadian
authorities
would
make
no
objection,
Wismer
said.
Another
proposal
was
for
a
mass
rehabilitation
along
'
tm
lilies
of
special,
economic
and
spiritual
outlook.
Mr.
Wismer
announced
that
theYe
would
be
a
special
scien-
tific
investigation
with
a
view
;
to
devising
a
long
term
plan
to
!
solve
an
extraordinarily
difficult
problem.'
It
was
.
very
"disappointing
that
a
new
and
"intolerable
situation"
had
arisen.
Meantime
tight
police
cordons'
and
road
blocks
surround
the
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if
everyone
brings
in
their
finished
leathe
rwork
there
will
to
prevent
anything"
being
handled,
or
taken
from
the
tables.
A
large
display
will
show
gratitude
to
the
instructor,
also
the
importance
of
craft
work
on
the
Civic
Centre
program.
To
raise
money
for
craft
equipment
the
leathercraft
bi"p
WUiu
.a.u
"'aRe
ww
i
,,.
,
a
reature
at
mis
years
fnow-
lne
an
ui
u.i.ac
cases,
etc.,
and
as
well
there
...
.
.
n
.p
makln
arUc)es
dur(ng
shQW
wno
will
fill
special
orders.
Junior
girls
will
do
beadwork
wpaye
beside
WQol
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Frost
was
quite
general
Mia
Infpiir
nvnr.
night
m
y
P'J
from
Hm
Vilirhrvct
iwinf.
rfar.hti
this
wr
to
below
the
freezin2
mark
as
skies
cleared
rapidly
at.
nh'ht.
At
Penticton
for
ex-
ample
a
maximum
temperature
of
73,
recorded
yesterday,
brought
in
a
rush
of
cool
Pa-
people
themselves
s
weicome.
haye
made
and
Tlie
school
exhibit
will
be
on
rafning.
the
same
wall
as
other
years:
Uslng
one
of
severai
still
life
and
is
always
looked
forward
to.'
gludie3
for
a
model,
the
Art
The
exhibit
from
the
recent
cub
memDers
will
show
the
home
furnishing
course
proin-
difference
in
the
effect
when
ises
to
be
large
and
interesting
charcoal,
pastels
or
oils
are
and
will
be
arranged
by
Mrs.
A.
4Sed
Boas
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
Evans.
j
In
lnc
COnunon
lounge
still
"
Mrs.
Woodslde
is
in
charge
of
another
hobby
will
be
included,
the
exhibit
of
suits
and
dresses
amateur
movies.
Pictures
taken
made
at
the
recent
sewing
by
local
people
will
run
concourse.
Assorted
and
out
of
town
tinuously
on
the
Thursdayf
Fri-exhibits
will
be
arranged
by
day
and
Saturday
evenings.
r
.
ett
wce,
Sid
Scherk
and
Bill
Sunberg.
Reg
Lavigne
got
back
by
plane
Wednesday.
...
Manager
Djn
Forwards
Ted
Arney
and
Sonny
Beynon
will
be
returning
Sunday.
''Framed"
Says
Geo.
McKnight
-
George
McKnight,
charged
Jointly
with
Stewart
Thompson
on
a
breaking
and
entering
charge,
stood
in
the
witness
box
tills
morning
and
declared
ihat
most
of
the
crown
witnesses
were
lying
and
suggested
that
he
was
"framed."
He
even
called
one
of
the
crown
witnesses
a
"rat."
He
stated
ne
would
believe
Dr.
Thomas
Davis
of
Victoria,
senior
analyst
with
the
Department
of
Mines.
Dr.
Davis
experimented
with
evidence
submitted
by
police
regarding
the
case.
But,
he
declared,
he
would
not
believe
any
of
the
other
witnesses.
Baseball
Scores
National
Pittsburgh
8,
St.
Louis
4
Boston
at
New
York,
postponed
Brooklyn
at
Philadelphia,
postponed
Chicago
at
Cincinnati,
postponed
American
Detroit
5,
Cleveland
4
Ntw
York
at
Boston,
postponed
St.
Louis
at
Chicago
postponed
Pacific
Coast
Seattle
4,
Hollywood
15
San
Francisco
8,
Sacramento
5
Los
Angeles
0,
San
Diego
6
Western
International
.
Vancouver
7,
Tri-City
8
Tacoma
7,
Salem
10
Yakima
6,
Wenatchee
0
Annual
.
BASKETBALL
DANCE
presentation
of
trophies
at
Canadian
Legion
Auditorium
Saturday,
April
22nd,
9:30
p.m.
Admission
50
cents
INQUEST
IN
BETTY
YOUNG
CASE
OPENS
Ti,nul
luln
(hp
rtrnt.h
nf
20-
"
V
,
year
old
Mr,
Betty
Young,
founc
dead
in
a
downtown
rooming
house
Tuesday
morning,
commenced
last
evening
nd
ad-jniirncd
after
the
remains
had
been
viewed
and
identified
so
they
may
be
released
for
burial.
Police
Investigation
is
continu
ing.
The
inquest
is
being
conducted
by
Coroner
M.
M.
Stephens.
Jury
consists
of
W.
G.
Sheardown,
P.
H.
Linzey,
Harold
Hclgerson,
Malcolm
McArthur,
Don
Stewart
and
S.
R.
Donaldson
LO'-AL
TIDES
Saturday,
April
22,
1950
tiMi'
3:38
19.1
feet
16:51
16.0
feet
Low
10:31
5.2
feet
22:14,
9.8
feet
rific
air
over
the
province.
A
noon
debate,
Mr.
St.
Laurent
rather
weak
disturbance
cross-
told
Howard
Green
(P.C.-Van-ing
the
coast
will
allow
this
couvcr-Quadra)
who
made
the
cloud
and
a
few
showers
to
per-
charge,
that
he
resented
it
and
slst
today
and
overnight
but
j
was
prepared
always
"to
meet
Saturday
should
see
clearing
him
head-on
here
or
anywhere
r
i
fiwhw
conciiiions
again.
i
cise."
With
nearly
clear
skies
andj
Advancing
into
the
aisle'
with
light
winds
in
the
Interior
to-;co,or
darkeni
and
volce
rlsing
j,rjr,'
""u'"
""""
r.nZ.
Forecast
Mnrt.h
RrirlonCloudv
with
sunny
intervals
today
and
ftnain
tomorrow.
A
few
showers
today.
Little
change
in'
temperature.
Winds
Southerly
(IS
RECEIVED
"COOL"
RECEPTION
ON
ARRIVAL
IN
U.S.
Waving
a
greeting.
Sir
Basil
Brooke,
prime
minister
of
Northern
Ireland,
accompanied
by
his
wife.
Lady
Cynthia,
is
seen
on
their
arrival
in
New
York,
where
tliey
were
greeted
by
a
line
oi
pickets,
who
voiced
their
uioii
...uk
..u.-'ii.i
,-riiloiuns
oi
the
Emerald
Isle.
While
Sir
Basil
said
he
did
not
mind
tne
booing,
he
did
admt
that
he
was
"not
impressed"
by
ins
reception.
The
visitors
from
Northern
Ireland,
wno
leit
New
York
almost
immediately
for
Washington,
D.C..
will
be
in
Uie
U.S.
lor
about
three
weeks.
They
are
accom
mph)
shifting
to
westerly
(13,
attempt
by
the
government,
tin-mph)
this
afternoon.
Winds
ally
successful,
to
remove
the
light
tomorrow.
Lows
tonight
private
members
bill
period
for
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
several
days
which
is
the
usual
Hardy
36
and
50,
Sandspit
and
routine
as
the
House
hastens
to
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operotive
Association
GENERAL
MEETING
ODDFELLOWS'
HALL,
SATURDAY,
APRIL
22,
1950-1
P.M.
"
.
'
""cen-ier
,
arntothes'
Wi
n
page
Gi
panied
by
two
rnembLrs
of
storied
Scotland
Yard.
,
Prlnrv
Rupert
34
and
5u.
I