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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
aaavui,
No.
148.
Friday.
JuneXlMJ
...
PRICE
nVE
CENTS
reclamation
Buireay
Hits
At
hm
Act
I'
!
11
RUPERT
MULTIPLY
IT
BY
THE
SIZE
OF
YOUR
HAT
10
POLLS
Leaders
Make
Last
Appeals
Transport
costs
to
Alaska
Could
Be
Lowered
By
Use
Of
Canadian
Ships
To
Territory
MONDAY
CCF.Wants
Depression
OCEAN
FALLS
The
government
is
working
for
prosperity
while
the
CCF.
are
thinking,
working
and
.
talking
for
depression,
declared
Ted
Applewhaite,
Liberal
candidate
for
Skeena,
in
a
campaign
address
MAYBE
HIS
PAY
CONTINUED,
TOO
VANCOUVER
H
Albert
Molyneaux
today
got
his
discharge
from
the
First
World
War
Canadian
Army
a
certificate
dated
March
13,
1920.
The
Post
Office
couldn't
explain,
but
deduced
that
"something
went
wrong."
Somebody
might
be
able
to
,000
voters
in
Skecua!
To
Nation
i
find
some
cabalistic
method
1
go
to
the
polls
on
i
decide
which
of
two
,
will
represent
them
I
:ifi)t
at
Ottawa
for
tle
before
a
large
and
attentive
years.
I.e.
some
5,000
will
be
i
Rupert's
urban
area
1
will
be
held
at
the
audience
here.
"The
CCF
won't
OTTAWA
(P;
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent,
speaking
in
Newfoundland,
said,
"Wc
arc
asking
for
a
new
mandate
to
continue
to
work
for
peace
and
security,
complete
recognition
of
Canadian
nationhood
and
development
of
all
aspects
of
our
national
life."
13
VOTERS
AT
ADVANCE
POLL
be
happy
until
they
get
a
depression,"
assented
Applewhaite.
"The
CCF
brings
speakers
from
Winnipeg
to
tell
people
that
..things
are
In
a
bad
way
TUNA
AND
ALSO
MINES
VANCOUVER
Increasing
reports
of
floating
Japanese
mines
indicated
today
to
fishermen
that
the
warm
Japanese
current,
suitable
for
tuna
fishing,
is
moving
inshure
to
British
Columbia
waters.
The
turn
patrol
boat
Laurier
yesterday
hit
waters
with
temperature
of
55,
degree
off
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
Japanese
mines
strewn
during
the
Second
Worfd
War
are
still
being
spotted
periodically
by
fishing
and
navy
vessels
off
the
coast.
38
HURT
IN
CRASH
MEMPHIS,
Tennessee
Thirty-right
persons
were
in-
!re
auniwinum.
mere,
ca.st
ballots
favoring
G
Archibald,
who
rep-ihe
riding
from
1915
C.F.
side
of
the
House
Applewhaite,
who
is
WASHINGTON
(CP)
Canada
and
United
States
need
to
co-operate
more
closely
in
government
of
the
Yukon-Alaska
northwest,
a
Bureau
of
Reclamation
summary
said
today.
One
barrier
to
co-operative
development,
it
said,
is
the
U.S.
Maritime
Law"
which
denies
Alaska
the
use
of
Canadian
steamship
lines
from
Prince
Rupert,
railway
terminal.
Report
said
a
railroad
into
Alaska
would
be
less
costly
to
build
and
maintain
than
a
permanent
hard
surface
highway.
Use
of
Prince
Rupert
would
have
a
more
beneficial
effect
on
transportation
costs
if
Canadian
vessels
were
permitted
to
carry
.freight
from
this
port
to
Alaska,
the
Bureau
said.
of
forecasting
the
election
results
from
this,
so
here
it
is
for
what
it's
worth:
The
two
candidates
in
Mon-days
federal
election
in
Skeena
riding
both
have
names
which
begin
with
the
letter
"A".
Since
names
are
listed
alphabetically,
Applewhaite
will
be
first
on
the
ballot,
then
Archibald.
Both
candidates
have
agents
v
hose
names
also
begin
with
the
same
letter,
"B"
and
both
represent
colors.
J.
S.
Black
for
Archibald
and
T.
W.
Brown
for
Applewhaite.
Returning
Officer
Rod
MacLeod
brought
out
these
sidelights
on
the
election
and
he
believes
that
as
far
as
the
"A
s"
and
"B's"
go,
it
probably
is
unique
among
the
many
ridings
in
Canada.
here-?
in
this
;
of
all
districts
which
is
keeping
in
step
with
the
march'
of
progress
with
not
Advance
poll
for
the
federal
election
which
will
take
place
on
unc
27
opened
in
Prince
Rupert
at
3
p.m.
Thursday
afternoon
and
was
open
from
3
p.m.
until
11
p.m.
Friday
and
today
Progressive
Conservative
leader
George
Drew,
speaking
to
a
noisy
meeting
in
Ontario,
said
Canadian
people
will
decide
Monday
whether
they
want
re-
fcnollKihlp
invernmpnt.
nr
run-
a
break
in
the
wheel
of
pros
perity.
,
Good
times
,
are
here
but
the
CCF
does
not
want
"
them."
.
.
.
(in
a
l.incrai
uckci,.
limit
the
ridinK,
the
;
open
ut
9
a.m.
and
(j:
p.m.
Pacific
Daylight,
p
p
vote
count
will
begin
cc
of
Returning
Officer
fliid
immediately
after
Ior
th-ose
cllgible
to
vote
ln
ad'
tinuation
of
a
government
that
denles
their,
representatives
vance-
they!
Yesterday.
13
voters,
all
fish-should
knowledge
of
affairs
that
have
ermen,
took
advantage
of
the
Mr.
Applewhaite
held
that
the
r-
federal
eovernment's
record
ofi
lured
in
the
loltinr
crash-
'
postwar
achievement
was
re-i
landing
of
a
twin-engined
air
the
polls.
'
advance
poll,
according
to
CCF
leader.
luming
0Jcer
Rod
MacLeod..
liner
ten
minutes
after
its
M.
!
said
POWERS
CONFER
f,.rr(
this
morniiiK
in
Saskatchewan
that
Under
the
federal
Elections
city
voters
to
check
niarkably
good.
He
stated
that
the
Liberal
policy
was
unity,
security
and
freedom
for
all.
"Take
away
one
and
you
take
away
all,"
he
declared,
emphas-
TO
END
BERLIN
Act,
those
eligible
to
use
the
ad
whatever
the
outcome
of
voting,
I
the
CCF
would
continue
to
fight
i.
limber
of
their
polling
RAILWAY
STRIKE
vance
poll
are
fishermen,
commercial
travellers.
Rova.1
Cana-
for
immediate
implementation
of
national
health
Insurance
and
the
kind
of
marketing
leg-
Wore
they
go
to
Vote,
ling
division
has
IU
vniers'
list
and
unless
dian
Mounted
Police
officers
and,""
.
w-""u"
w
ism
n
au
lurms,
no
matter
in
transportation
workers
who
will
CAMERA
PARTY
FROM
EAST
TO
WINNIPEG
On
their
annual
expedition
'into
Jasper
National
Park
where
they
will
try
for
new
and
better
pictures,
the
Canadian
National
Annual
Camera
all-expense
tour
passed
through
Winnipeg
today..
The
Dartv
is
made
up
of
amateur
BETTER
OLD
AGE
PENSIONS
islalion
and
trading
policies
what
guise
it
might
rear
Its
r
knows
the
number
of
that
farmers
want.
'
head.
be
away
from
their
polling
centres
on
June
27
by
reason
of
ii'in,
mere
will
De
con-
BERLIN
ft
Berlin's
three
western
military
commanders
will
today
meet
ln
closed
session
to
seek-
some
way
of
ending
the
snarled
5-week
rail
strike.
An.
attmpt
by
striking
antl-
Welfare
of
the
ordinary
fam
the
folls.
s
In
Prince
Hubert
arc
7
V
i.
their
employment.
Monday,
June
27,
the
number
w
of
t
.
take-off
from
the
municipal
airport
here.
The
craft,
the
American
Air
,
Lines
Fort
Worth
-New
York
"City
of
San
Antonio"
caught
fire
after
a
crash.
Aboard
were
44
persons.
NAVAL
OFFICERS
CHARGED
HALIFAX
The
commanding
officer
of
the
aircraft
carrier
Magnificent,
Commodore
G.
R.
(Gus)
Miles,
O.B.E.,
and
the
navigation
officer,
LI.
-
Cdr.
W.
O.
F.
Johnston,
will
face
charges
arising
out
of
the
grounding
of
the
big
ship
near
Liverpool,
Nova
Scotia,
June
4,
.at
separate
coiirt-martial
here
June
28.
Rear-Admiral
TERRACE
E.
T.
Applewhaite
ily
and
individual
should
come
i
First
voter
to
use
me
aavane.e
poll
''as
11.
Eriksen,
a
iii
from
84
to
103
inclu-
first,
Let
the
state
encroach
on
Liberal
candidate
for
Skeena
candidates
will
be
large-S48
spoke
scathingly
here
of
the
in-1
but
the
field
is
still
far
short
of
that
and
the
state
.will
go.
Communlst
U.G.O.
Union,
to
lquitous
means
test
ior
oici
agc;1h
.,,..
8c4
whn
r,mtpSted
pensioners
and
advocated
pen
set
up
an
emergency
rail
"serv
Mr.
Applewhaite
outlined
three
general
principles
of
good
voting
stations
will
,p
according
to
these
and
not
alphabetically
iir
case
in
(he
June
15
il
election.
government
which
he
endorsed
the
1945
general
election.
The
number
of
voters
Is
sure
to
become
a
record.
Official
estimate
place
it
at
"nearly"
8000,-
sions
at
60
and
65
on
a
contributory
basis.
Mr.
Applewhaite
endorsed
a
rnutliitlitn
ri'kecnrl
at
tVD
Clin.
ice
for
western
Berlin
has
apparently
fallen
flat.
The
strikers
cleared
the
railway
yards
First
the
government
should
VANCOUVER
MAN
DIES
AT
110
..,..
.
"-
-
uiough
not
all
are
expected
adian
Legion
concerning
vet-.
....
',.
the
when
and
-
announced
they
would
handle
Interzone
freight
but
photographers
from
Eastern
Canada
and
the
United
States.
W.
H.
"Billy"
Robinson,
veteran
chief
of
C.N.R.
Photographic
Services
will
be
in
charge,
assisted
'
by
"
Norrls
Harkness,
Photographic
editor
of
the
New
York
Sun
and
writer
In
tfS.
Camera
Magazine.
At
Jasper
the
party
will
be
divided
with
Mr.
Robinson
tak-
VANCOUVER
ft
Louis
Theot,
to
use
ballot.
In
1945,
i
EWHAITE
act
ln
the
interest
of
all
Canada
and
-Canadians
as
a
whole.
Second,
it
should
carry
on
sound
business
of
the
country
without
waste.
Third,
It
should
restrict
its
energies
to
governing
the
country
and
not
prying
into
homes
and
businesses.
the
previous
record
popular,
who
lved
from
the
era
of
gas
vote
was
set,
5,248,130
out
of
a
j
lamps
to
the
atomic
age,
was
potential
8,902,445
voters
excr-
buried
here
after
a
colorful
110
the
Russian
controlled
Relch-bann
(railway)
refused
to
do
business
with
them.
The
strikers,
who
walked
out
rrans'
pensions
etc.,
as
presented
to.
him
by
Legion
Secretary
James
Maxled.
Harry
King
was
chairman
of
the
meeting
here
and
George
McAdams
Introduced
the
speaker.
years
of
life.
His
longevity
was
cised
their
franchise.
Polls
will
.
E.
R.
Mainguy
will
preside
over
,
one
court-martial
and
Capt.
'
E.
P.
Tisdall
of
Ottawa
will
preside
over
the
other.
HARRISON
LEADS
achieved
"despite
smoking,
open
at
9
a.m.
and
close
at
7
drinking
and
fighting
once
)n
May
21
demanding
full
pay
in
ing
one
group
-to
the
Mount
west
marks,
Job
security
and
.
Robson
area,
and
Mr.
Harkness
;1.
EDWARD
Jf'Ues
of
the
Dominion
I
was
Ihc
subject
of
a
ai-lrrss
delivered
by
Ted
i'lte.
Liberal
candidate
'Inderal
election,
follow
-
a
while
The
government
should
give
union
recognition,
said
the
general
situation
Is
"unchanged."
-
assurance
first
to
ensuring
peace
and
national
security.
The
CCF
taking
a
second
group
to
the.
Mallgne
Lake
area.
"
.The
party
will
remain
in
Jas-
he
observed,
had
opposed
the
p.m.
(PDT).
,
The
Liberals
held
a
six-vote
majority
in
the
last
Commons.
Party
standing
in
the
245
seat
chamber
at
dissolution,
April
30
was
:
Liberals,
125(
Progressive
conservatives,
69;
CCF,
32;
Social
Credit,
12.
Others,
6;
Vacant,,
1.
There
will
be
262
APPLEWHAITE
MAJORITY
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
,
Cool,
moist
air
covers
all
sec
tions
of
British
Columbia
today.
North
Atlantic
Pact.
Another
duty
of
government,
Mr.
-
Applewhaite
held,
was
to
keep
trade
and
employment
at
a
high
level.
Canada
was
today
the
third
largest
trading
Ted
Applewhaite,
Liberal
can
CANADIAN
OPEN
TORONTO
Dutch
Harrison
won
the
Canadian
Open
Golf
tournament-here
this
afternoon,
making
the
72
holes
in
27117
under
par.
Jim
Frrier
came
second
while
Billy
Kerr,
of
Montreal
tied
with
two
others
TORONTO
O)
Big
Dutch
Harrison
of
Little
Rock,
Arkansas,
shot
a
one-under-par
71
didate
for
Skeena
in
the
federal
srats
in
the
new
Ted
Applewhaite's
House.
The
picture
show
last
night
!
Edward,
iting
out
the
issues
at
(lr.
Applewhaite
declared
party
was
work-prosperity
(Liberal
whereas
the
"iig
of
the
CCF.
party,
jMon.
election,
has
returned
to
the
city
increase
of
17
seats
includes
Frost
was
reported
at
daybreak
from
many
points
in
the
central
and
northern
Interior.
Prince
George
recorded
a
low
of
28
degrees.
Some
wet
snow
fell
early
NEWSETTE
from
an
aerial
swing
around
the
seven
for
the
new
province
of
'
southern
part
of
the
riding
and
Newfoundland
and
10
new
con-
country
in
the
world.
Trade
of
Canada
was
greater
today
than
had
been
that
of
all
the
United
States
ten
years
ago
and
savs
that
he
has
been
assured
.
stltuencles
created
since
1945.
this
morning
in
the
Peace
River
that
he
will
have
more
than
an
area.
Prospects
are
for
unsettled
YOUR
FEDERAL
CANDIDATE
today
was
-
greater
per
capita
weather
conditions
in
most
re-
thaft
,n
Un,ted
.
f.
-
1
-
-
V.
-
.
...II
V
nllttlA
SlE
MORAN
)PS
SINGLES
1
DON
(P
-Gertrude
(Gorg-
even
break
in
that
area
which
includes
Industrial
Ocean
Falls.
Mr.
Applewhaite
addressed
two
meet
ings
at
Ocean
Falls
a
gatli-
gions
on
ouijuay
out
wiu
a
uWC
states.
Could
the
CCF
do
such
TWO
C.S.U.
MEN
ARE
CONVICTED
higher
temperature
a
job
and
keep
the
people
at
work?
Still
-another
duty
of
government,
the
Liberal
candidate
aiivsiei
Moran
of
Santa
crlng
of
ladles
on
Wednesday
ai-
VANCOUVER
0
Two
Canad-
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Friday
for
a
54-hole
total
of
204
which
gave
him
a-
three-stroke
lead
over
his
nearest
rival
after
three
days
of
play
in
the
$10,000
Canadian
Open
Oolf
tourney
here.
Dick
Mete,
another
American
pro,
stood
second
with
207
and
Jerry
Barber,
of
Los
Angeles,
had
208.
t
California,
the
laccy-
tcrnoon
and
a
public
meeting
juu
seamen's
Union
men,
con
Coast
Cloudy
and
cool
withj
FINAL
LIBERAL
RALLY
Civic
Centre
SATURDAY
NIGHT,
JUNE
25
at
8
p.m.
Hear
Applewhaite
Speak
Everybody
Welcome
lilarling
of
the
Wimble-
in
the
evening.
victcd
on
charges
of
assaulting
frnnis
cVinmnionshins.1
The
Liberal
candidate,
at
a
nolice
officer.
Friday
were
said,
was
to
ensure
prosperity
and
social
security
for
the
country;
The
record
of
this
scattered
showers
today
and
Sunday.
Winds
light.
Little
change
in
temperature..
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy
46
and
57,
Masset
45
and
55,
Prince
Rupert
45
and
55.
sentenced
to
three
months
In
jail.
The
men
Sam
Pretula
and
Roy
Pitman
were
accused
of
hurling
rocks,
"offensive
3
tut
of
the
singles
match
Namu,
spoke
before
an
open
air
the
first
week's
great-j
meeting
on
the
dock.
The
audi-ijf-ct.
being
defeated
by
ence
numbered
140.
Ia
Ming,
petite
Chinese1
A
call
was
also
made
at
Bella
'jeanccr
6-2,
5-7,
C-3.
I
Bella.
-zzzzzzr
-t
country
as
far
as
social
security
is
concerned
was
one
of
which
to
be
proud.
"Judge
the
future
by
achievements
since
1945,"
urged
Mr.
Applewhaite.
The
government
had
brought
the
country
through
the
difficulties
of
the
war
and
postwar
periods
on
Final
Liberal
Rally
S.C.F.
Final
Rally
ablic
Meeting
SATURDAY,
8
p.m.
at
8
p.m.
CIVIC
CENTRE
principles
of
free
enterprise
despite
dire
CCF
forecasts
and
today
there
was
the
highest
stand
Sons
of
Norway
Hall,
ol
Avenue
II.
G.
ARCHIBALD
BASEBALL
SCORES
American
St.
Louis
2,
Boston
21
Detroit
4,
New
York
5
Chicago
2,
Philadelphia
1
,
Cleveland
8,
Washington
2
National
New
York
2,
Chicago
6
Brooklyn
2,
Pittsburgh
4
Boston
4,
St.
Louis
8
Philadelphia-Cincinnati
postponed,
rain.
Pacific
Coast
League
Sacramento
3,
Oakland
1
Los
Angeles
7,
Seattle
4
San
Francisco
4,
Portland
1
San
Diego
7,
Hollywood
3
Western
International
Vancouver
9,
Wenatchee
7
Yakima
3,
Tacoma
1
Spokane
3.
Victoria
0
The
Election
Campaign
is
now
over.
It
rests
with
you,
the
Electors
to
go
to
the
polls
on
Monday,
June
27,
and
cast
your
ballot
as
your
conscience
dictates.
You
have
heard
the
representative
of
the
CCF
party
put
the
platform
and
the
policy
of
the
Party
he
represents,
before
you.
You
-have
heard
Ted
Applewhaite,
the
Liberal
representative,
tell
you
what
the
Liberal
government
at
Ottawa
has
done
for
Canada
during
the
past
four
years,
and
what
it
Is
prepred
to
do
In
the
next
four
years.
Ted
Applewhaite
has
put
forth
his
poicy
and
what
he
is
prepared
to
do
if
elected.
We
take
this
opportunity
to
offer
our
congratulations
to
Mr.
Harry
Archibald
and
his
local
campaign
committee
upon
the
clean
political
fight
they
have
conducted
through-,
out
this
campaign
and
we
hope
they
can
say
the
same
for
our
committee.
The
decision
is
In
the
hands
of
you,
the
Electors,
and
on
Monday
the
27th
we
again
ask
your
support
for
Ted
Applewhaite,
the
federal
Liberal
Candidate
for
Skeena
'
Riding.
"
t
.
,
ard
of
living
in
the
world
In
Canada.
The
Liberal
candidate
charged
all
to
exercise-the
vote
on
June
Hear
Applewhaite
Speak
TONIGHT
-
JUNE
25
VOIE
H.
G.
ARCHIBALD
X
I
41.
Ill
VUblllg,
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ui&cu
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V
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R
Y
BODY
WELCOM
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("think
of
those
who
tried
so
.
hard
to
develop
this
district
In
(148)
Issued
by
the
CCF
Campaign
Committee
,
,
.
i
Uie
early
days.
Their
dreams
are
now
close
to
fulfilment.
For
future
generations
let
no
dras
nrifonTir!
a
f
FlPlf"V
f
i
tic
measures
prevent
the
dreams
from
coming
true
Salem
6,
Bremerton
2
Mr.
Applewhaite
promised
his
MARK.
YOUR
BALLOT
support
for
better
transporta
tion
service
for
Ocean
Falls.
Alex
Charleson
presided
at
HALIBUT
SALES
American
Eclipse,
48,000,
21,
20.1
and
17c
EDWARD
T.
APPLEWHAITE
X
Mr.
Applewhalte's
meeting
and
H.
Linzey
of
Prince
Rupert
Cold
Storage.
was
also
a
speaker.
J-
B
27000
21-2-
20
3
and
17c
In
the
afternoon
Mr.
Apple-
Royal.
whaite
addressed
an
afternoon
tea
meeting.
Canadian
Parma,
55,000;
Robert
B.,
Taka,
74,000,
all
to
Co-op.
FOR
VOTING
INFORMATION
CALL
550
OR
551
Polls
open,
at
Civic
Centre
polling
station
at
9
a.m.
Close
at
7
p.
nMDaylight
Saving
Time)
VOTE
LIBERAL
ON
JUNE
27
(Published
by
the
Bkeena
Federal
Campaign
Committee)
BASEBALL
SUNDAY
ROOSEVELT
PARK
2:30
p.m.
SAVOY
HOTEL
VS.
COMMERCIAL
HOTEL
LOCAL
TIDES
Sunday,
June
26,
1949
High
0:45
20.7
feet
13:57
17.9
feet
Low
7:37
2.4
feet
19:29
8.4
feet
ON
MONDAY
I