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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port-Trince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
TUESDAY,
JUNE
15,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
140.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
CAMPAIGN
Lctive
$25,000
Led
to
Date
$10,940.96
Council
Votes
Chlorination
Disease
Is
Latest
Danger
Back
on
'Temporary'
Basis
Reverses
Stand
Taken
On
May
25
Regarding
Treatment
of
City's
Water
In
Stricken
Fraser
Valley
DWELLING
MUST
BE
GIVEN
Full
Council
Not
In
Attendance
Prince
Rupert's
water
supply
is
to
be
chlorinated
again
on
a
"temporary"
basis
following
a
city
council
decision
last
night
which
reversed
action
taken
on
May
25
when
the
aldermen
by
a
majority
vote
decided
to
discontinue
the
chemical
treatment.
The
r-chlorination
decision
was
made
on
recom-
CLEAN
BILL
OF
HEALTH
COUNCIL
FINDS
POLICE
CHARGES
"UNFOUNDED"
The
civic
police
committee
mendation
of
the
civic
health
i
-,.
;
fwi
3
H
r-;
r
IlllS
J
I
"Si
Railway
To
is
backing-
the
city
police
de--
(l0
$20,000
,1109
15.
f
MI(I0
no,mo
,m
$5,000
V
Open
July
1
committee
that
"chlorination
be
re-instituted
on
a
temporary
basis
until"
a
full
council
Is
In
attendance."
Only
five
of
the
full
panel
of
eight
aldermen
were
present
last
night.
Absent
were
Aldermen
Casey,
Brooksbank
and
Morln.
each
of
whom
had
voted
for
its
discontinuation
on
May
25.
if!
Cannot
Be
Reoccupied
Until
Provincial
Board
of
Health,
Approves
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
new
and
grave
danger
loomed
in
the
flooded
Fraser
Valley
today
the
threat
of
disease.
Homes
which
were
abandoned
cannot
be
reoccupied
until
the
provincial
health
department
has
inspected
them
individually
and
approved
them
as
sanitary,
according
to
an
order
made
t'Klay.
The
order
will
not
'
be
i
Messaging
in
today
to
his
office
here,
C.
A.
Berner,
district
superintendent,
Canadian
National'
Railways,
now
at
the
scene
of
the
big
washout
three
Alderman
Robert
McKay,
who
also
had
voted
for
the
motion
lifted
until
such
time
as
these
I
MAN
AND
WIFE
to
stop
chlorination
last
month.
taehment
in
the
matter
or
criticisms
of
police
conduct
which
have
been
published
in
letters
in
the
daily
press
during
the
lart
couple
of
weeks.
Charges
of
improper
conduct
on
the
part
of
the
police
in
connection
with
liquor-suppression
and
other
activities
were
termed
"unfounded"
by
the
police
committee
in
a
report
adopted
by
the
city
council.
Its
adoption
by
the
council
Indicates
that
that
body
takes
a
similar
view
of
the
criticisms
as
does
the
police
committee.
The
report,
which
was
passed
without
comment,
stated
that
"recent
correspondence
In
the
newspaper
criticising
the
conduct
of
the
city
police
staff
miles
west
of
Kitwanga,
gave
"fourteen
or
fifteen
days"
as
the
time
required
before
the
railway
.
line
would
be
re-opened
through
to
Prince
Rupert
following
the
QtfEENS
APARTMENT
GUTTED"
EY
FIRE
The
private
apart-
reversed
his
vote
Monday
night
ments
of
Queen
Wilhelmina
of
Holland
were
gutted
by
fire
in
and
declared
himself
In
support
approvals
have
been
given.
Water
Is
continuing
to
recede
from
the
inundated
valley
of
fields
and
homes.
Imported
engineers
have
reiterated
their
opinion
that
Sumas
Prairie
is
unsafe
for
of
chlorinating
the
city's
water.
ARE
FOUND
DEAD
OSHAWA,
Ont.,
0
The
bodies
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Howard
C.
Brae-
!..
.
fnnnH
of
thplr
homP
Only
dissenting
vote
last
night
ner
wooroeinae
paiace
at
nuue.
one
was
noi
111
uie
iesiaence
at
the
time
but
Prince
Bernard,
husband
of
Juliana
was
there
and
directed
the
removal
of
treasures
while
fire
fighters
fought
the
blaze.
.
,
recent
floods.
Mr.
Berner
nas
been
In
the
interior
since
be
fore
the
washouts.
,
was
by
Alderman
George
Rud-derham
who
stood
by
the
stand
he
had.
taken
earlier
and
"spoke
MacLeod
5.00
Maclnnes
-
2.00
-
i
jej
fl-l
V,
Auuaiu
"
-
"
-
"
occupancy
until
the
river
level
t,ociay,
the
woman
with
her
head
has
receded
to
eighteen
leet
at
hpaten
In.
The
husband,
an
Osh-
'..X!
-
5.00
Meanwhile,
it
Is
now
expected
that
It
will
be
about
June
23
before
the
line
Is
reopened
through
against
chlorination.
Oakry
5
00
Mission.
awa
real
estate
agent,
was
found
Key
to
the
council's,
back-trackine
on
the
chlorination
Guarantee
of
Freedom
of
Press
'
:
L
i's
Men's
Wear
25.00
In
the
garage
and
police
said
he
to
Terrace
from
Prince
Ruperx.
It
is
at
present
blocked
by
washouts
on
either
side
of
Shames.
:'
had
been
aspnyxiatea
oy
caruuu
issue
were
a
number
of
petitions
and
letters
said
to
have
carried
names
of
between
1,700
and
1,800
A
I
I
1
monoxide
gas.
J.
Skinnc!
5.00
j
ue
MacLaren
Ltd.
..
5.00
,
is
Wilson
5.00
Bremner
'5.00
VSKing
I
ur
Is
Being
Sought
by
Newspapers
Flood
waters
of
the
Skena
River
are
still
receding,
according
to
this
afternoon's
reports.
citizens
protesting
the
council's
K.lcnna
Moore
1.00
has
been
investigated
and,
after
receiving
a
letter
from
Inspector
Woods-Johnson
and
interviews
with
the
city
Police
Chief,
the
committee
was
satisfied
that
the
charges
were
'
unfounded.'.'
;
.-
-
.,
T
May
25
decision
ana
urging
vnm
Flood
Plan
Drugs
50.00
re-instituted.
Uil
AWA
(f)
ine
Canadian
uany
iNews-
chiorination
be
A
i'
A..J
..
..1
..
law
,..4.,..
...
t.
Deny
Report
of
Radio
Occupancy
BERLIN,
The
German
news
agency
Dena
today
reported
that
Russian
troops
had
oc
Larsen
1
.00
Rudderham
urged
Aiaerman
papers
Association
today
asked
for
a
guarantee-j
!virminlkm
r-f
Vio
tipaca
in
"
anuria
British
Columbia
Members
Jones
2
0"
Alice
McKinrtim
-
5
00
his
colleagues
"not
to.be
toa
hasty
in
this
matter"and
to
!
Want
to
Know
What
I
Government
Proposes
i:.
V.
Sutherland
3.00
Gamiila
5.00
DANUBE
PARLEY,
RUSSIA
A6REES
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
P
Soviet
Russia
has
accepted
a
Uni
lilg
llCCUUUi
Ul
K,lk
J1
LOO
ill
vwnuvtu,.
,
In
a
brief
to
the
Parliamentary
committee
the
Canadian
Daily
Newspapers
Association
said
that
it
is
convinced
these
rights
are
"insecure."
feixi
..
6.00!
OTTAWA
James
Sinclair.
W
allace
cupied
the
Berlin
radio
station
which
Is
situated
in
the
British
sector
of
the
city
but
later
asked
its
subscribers
to
withdraw
the
report.
The
agency
gave
no
explanation
for
its
request.
The
eighty-six
.member
news
'
!
table
it
until
a
full
council
is
in
attendance.
"It
Is
only
three
'weeks
since
oir
policy
on
this
matter
was
decided,"
he
declared.
"I
don't
like
to
see
us
reversing
ourselves
in
this
way.
It
reflects
on
the
council."
Hay
2
00
liberal,
Vancouver
North,
called
r
Sewing
Machine
.
5.00
on
tne
government
In
the
House
Clothing
Store
5
00
of
Commons
Monday
night
to
-r
Food
Market
10
00
announce
full
detailed
plans
to
papers
said
they
"know
that
ted
States
proposal
to
hold
a
10-
Excluded
country
conference
July
3U
to
arrange
for
free
International
navigation
of
the
Danube
River.
BRING
BUTTER
HERE
BY
AIR
threats
have
been
made
to
freedom
of
speech,
freedom
of
the
press
and
other
freedoms
in
the
past"
and
listed
Alberta,
British
i
Barber
Shop
5.00
nplp
rehabilitate
farmers
of
ly
Shoe
Store
5.00
Brl.isn
Columbia's
flood-stricken
Stylewear
10.00
i
Fraser
valley.
He
said
that
the
re
Barber
Shop
4
00
;
rnment
shouid
see
that
the
Beauty
Shop
5.00
.
.
Canadian
Na-
FORMER
POLICE
HEAD
SUCCUMBS
Columbia
and
Quebec
legislation
The
State
Department
says
that
Russia
has
also
withdrawn
previous
opposition
to
Austria's
taking
part
In
the
conference.
It
either
still
In
force
or
repealed
No
Plare
For
Him
On
Oklahoma
State
Primary
Ballot
"No
Principles"
OKLAHOMA
CITY
CT'
Henry
Wallace's
progressive
supporters
cannot
have
a
place
on
the
Alderman
Rudderham
declared
that,
In
spite
of
the
petitions,
he
felt
that
the
citizens
were
in
favor
of
discontinuing
chlorination.
"It
is
quite
possible
that
a
as
having
been
restrictive
of
the
R''fla
"'':.,
i
D,iim
nairt
in
fair
1
?
!
r
i
1,
i
if
:
'
.1
i
-
4
i
Aircraft
was
pressed
into
service
at
the
end
of
the
week
to
fly
5000
pounds
of
butter,
ham
and
bacon
into
Prince
Rupert
due
to
the
flood
tie-up
of
the
Inspector
William
Spiller,
who
said
that
Austria
might
attend
a
lreedom
of
the
press.
commanded
"D"
Division
of
the
non-voting
capacity.
British
Columbia
Police
witn
share
the
dyking
tax
levied
on
the
people
of
the
Valley.
The.
railway
had
refused
to
pay
the
Ingrld
Nilson
2.00
ii
Hardware
25.00
"
Home
Arts
10
00
Dyer
100
1
group
could
go
out
and
get
just
forthcoming
Oklahoma
state
headquarters
at
Prince
Rupert
railroad
which
has
brought
about
as
many
names
on
an
antl-
tax
up
to
now
although
Its
lines
a
shortage,
particularly
of
but
Legislature
chlorination
petition
some
of
primary
ballot
because
they
lack
a
"set
of
principles"
as
required
by
Oklahoma
statutes,
a
judge
for
several
years
and
who
nas
been
living
In
retirement
for
considerable
time
In
the
Fraser
"
".
"
,',.Jrun
throuch
the
dyking
areas.
ter.
The
butter
was
brought
them
the
same
names
that
are
:A"Tn
Z
E.
D.
Fulton,
Progressive-
on
those
petitions,"
he
declared
from
Edmonton
to
Smithers
by
rail,
transferred
at
Smithers
to
Valley,
passed
away
at
Langiey
To
Be
Called
It
was
indicated
that
two
of
SMELTER
AIDS
,
REHABILITATION
TRAIL,
More
than
$400,-000
will
be
spent
by
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
to
aid
In
the
rehabilitation
of
flood
l
Abercromble"".".!
3.00
j
Conservative,
Kamloops,
said
i!
McClvmont
2.00
that
people
outside
the
Fraser
said
yesterday.
A
state
court
last
Saturday
ruled
tjiat
Wallace's
third
party
truck
and
brought
on
to
Terrace
whence
it
was
flown
lr.
the
absent
aldermen,
.who
had
voted
to
discontinue
chlorina
Prairie
on
Sunday
at
tne
age
01
78
years,
according
to
advice
received
here.
The
funeral
will
take
Dlace
tomorrow
under
aus-
P.
J
Cheney
10.00
j
Valley
who
were
also
stricken
by
ys
Confectionery
....
10.00
floods
were
anxious
to
know
here.
tion,
have
changed
their
stand
Despite
the
fact
that
the
6c
Special
Session
Will
Deal
With
Flood
Relief
and
Rehabilitation
M,Ku,n
10.00
what
help
they
could
expeii,
could
not
qualify
as
a
political
party
under
the
laws
of
Oklahoma
and
hence
It
could
not
have
a
place
on
the
ballot
McKay.
alone
with
Alderman
nices
of
Eureka
Masonic
Lodge
subsidy
of
the
federal
govern
nffnnF
Avnnlri
fnlrt
pntmcil
that
damaged
KImberley
and
Trail.
and
interment
will
be
made
at
ment
on
butter
flown
to
the
iLviajyji
Alderman
nmwiu
Ralph
Morln,
who
Is
MniTawille.
It
has
been
estimated
mat
ine
property
loss
in
KImberley,
a
I
N.
Paulsen
2.00
!
from
the
federal
government.
Barton
'.
2.50
1
Rev.
J.
H.
Matthews,
C.C.F.-
T-mi
Braun
2
00
Kootenay
East,
said
federal
aid
I.
M.
Pands
2
00
j
should
apply
to
areas
outside
of
Moonry
ana
Nursing
Staff
,
the
valley
that
was
flooded.
coast,
in
view
oi
uie
cuimiu
,,.
.
.
Insnector
Soiller
was
born
in
now
In
the
interior,
naa
ier.
.
.
,'sion
oi
uie
utkuwuic
io
("r"
schedule
lor
July
6.
Wallace
Is
a
candidate
for
President
of
the
United
States.
emergency
nas
not
oeen
maae,
,
d
t
England
and
was
one
of
the
real
mining
community
in
East
Kootenay,
will
total
about
$1,000,000.
that
we
should
put
back
chlorination
In
response
to
public
de-
applicable
to
Prince
Rupert,
,
to
vote
funds
for
flood
...
relief
,,f
and
d
R.
E.
Moore,
manager
of
Burns
nice
Runert
Clen.
rehabilitation.
An
announce
mand
but
should
have
a
refer
Iispital
70.00
ment
on'
the
matter
is
expected
Ail"
Wine
&
Co-
Lkd-
says
nls
comPanv
Australia
Wing
-nniimiP
In
use
aircraft
to
endum
on
it
at
election
time."
pioneers
of
the
Britlsli
Columbia
Police
force.
He
came
to
Prince
Rupert
after
being
promoted
from
the
old
rank
of
chief
constable
to
be
Inspector
here
Kncreerline
T.
W.
S.
Parsons
who
MOTHER
NATURE
Alexander
f
Jessie
Potterton
3.ul
Alderman
McKay
said
that
Alderman
Casey,
who
initiated
r.
iifvinnT.Mn
i.uu
'
.
.
First
Test
Match
j
deliver
butter
here
until
such
Nottingham.
Eng.,
(f-Aus-
.time
as
rail
transportation
is
re-
to
be
made
today
by
Premier
Byron
I.
Johnson
following
a
reconnaissance
yesterday
by
himself
and
the
flood
commission.
In
Brazil
later
became
commissioner
and
stored.
tralia
today
won
the
first
cricket
the
anti-chlorination
move
on
May
10,
had
informed
him
that,
"due
to
the
strong
protest,
he
t:::::.
IN
PUTS
ON
SHOW
W
O.
Stewart
5.0U
shower
s
Ucul
Summpr
J
,
In8JS"
I
BrinSs
Reiief
to
Hot
Weather
Meantime
the
commission,
,
.
-L
.
-i,
,.f
iUa
coaunn
ripfeat-
is
.
also
retired
now.
While
here
i
consisting
of
E.
W.
Hamber
and
lesl(
iimji
ui
v
.
he
was
active
in
Masonic
ano
EnEiad
by
eight
wickets,
cwin.
rinh
affairs.
He
was,6..
f
.,v,c
rp
t.n
he
"
iimr,
Li
CX.
I
SPEED
TRIALS
"
rour
ntuie
uiaK-nco
,
jj
t,,.t
ol,o
.rh
Uns
as
are
"'u
D"",c
Donna
Kerrluhan
Prince
Rupert
s
exienucu
uc.i
ginele
VJ
w.
i
V
played
in
England
this
summer.
not
be
G.
Stpen
,,H
to
tnPPt.
the
situation
i
Da,u
"lu"
iwave
was
relieved
last
evening
I
Inspector
Spiller
figured
pro-
2.00
5.00
10.00
2.00
cause
I
favor
putting
it
back
but
''i
Dixon
pending
federal
and
provincial
with
a
shower
which
was
as
minently
In
the
investigation
oi
Canada
and
Latin-American
Republic
Both
Love
Peace
and
Freedom
RIO
DE
JANEIRO
fl
Brazil
today
put
on
Its
greatest
military
display
In
recent
years
as
thirty
-five
thousand
fully-equipped
soldiers
and
the
new
ARE
DEFERRED
KELOWNA.
'f
Sir
Malcolm
liam
Washburn
because
this
council
Is
In
a
very
precarious
position.
Our
citizens
authorization.
Joint
financial
arrangement
colorful
as
it
was
welcome,
ine
sultrv
air
was
finally
freshened
j
celebrated
cases
NOVEL
AMMUNiiiuin
number
a
f
rm
London
H-A
LONDON,
Chis-i
here
include
the
Lorette
belt
ob-Sr
is
showing
a
cartridge
mm-
and
Esther
o-uinoi.
ho
m
mysteries,
the
former
at
tainab.e
in
any
cr
and
fitted
rue
Weightman
100
wrt
Leii-hton
1000
Camblell,
w...u,.-.
British
-
speedboat
l
rat
with
a
typical
summer
electrical
go
out
of
town
on
holidays
ana,
if
they
get
diseases
while
they
A.
Varfelrit.
...
10.00
jUCTtWCCil
ixx
wuiimiitfu
er,
ha3
postponed
for
a
year
his
tish
Columbia
governments
for
l
Y
fllr
r.
n
n
rr
a
r.
ffl
...
.
1
V.
..
Port
Essington
ana
tne
uiiii
wim
r-
est
weapons,
including
heavy
are
away
and
bring
them
back
here,
they
might
blame
it
on
to
aiiemyi,
un
uivc
uonaBou
"rellei
ana
renauiuianon
break
the
world's
speedboat
re-,
fi00d-stricken
province
was
an-
here.
8"au"',
cord.
Inounced
last
week
by
Prime
us."
storm.
Darting
chains
of
lightning
alternated
with
straight
flashes
were
followed
by
the
reverberating
rumbles.
Fast-moving
shower
clouds
and
the
orange
.k
nf
thp
settine
sun
com-
tanks,
rolled
past
the
reviewing
stand
and
the
honored
guest,
Field
Marshal
Viscount
Alexander
of
Tunis,
Canada's
Governor-
Alderman
T.
B.
Black,
who
had
""don
Dixon
2.00
"en
Sather
2.00
'in
Shefanowich
5.00
it
Rowbutham'.
2.00
've
Hunter
2.00
Beynon,
Jr
3.00
pg.
R.
n.
Williams
wunams
2.00
.w
Yesterday
T.
Greenwood,
pre-
Minister
Mackenzie
King
at
Ot-sident
of
the
Kelowna
Board
of
tawa.
Meantime
relief
will
ap-Trade,
said
he
felt
floods
and
'
piy
as
f
ar
as
the
Dominion
gov-poor
roads
would
have
seriously
i
ernment
is
concerned
to
the
voted
against
discontinuing
chlorination
last
month,
spoke
Contract
Is
Awarded
For
KIja
fnvrn
fwimmina
Pool
General.
Ul
V
V
Yesterday
Alexander
addressed
'
.
.
j
Carles
H.
White
2.00;bined
to
make
spectacular
and
curtailed
the
number
of
specta-
Eraser
Valley
area.
Other
areas
the
Brazilian
Congress.
He
said
piles
!
kaleidoscopic
color
eliects
in
uu-
KPtmpin
5.00
IV
-lv'"v
v
i
-
strongly
in
favor
of
resuming
it.
"I
believe
our
city
council
and
committee
proceeded
in
the
wrong
manner
in
this,"
he
said.
"They
should
have
consulted
our
.
i
11.
m
harbor
UnKhnr
western
sky
and
on
the
tors.
Kelowna
had
raised
$25,-
are
under
consideration.
000
to
meet
the
cost
of
the
race
j
costs
of
temporary
relief
will
trials.
.
be
divided
equally
between
the
o
n.
ini-vips
t,n
a
maximum
eight
and
ve
Hudema
5.00
'rcy
King
4.00
"WOP
MnAnn
2
00
Announcement
o
umuc
1
-
.
daAy
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Oo'";
waters
which
were
mildly
whipped
up
by
a
brisk
westerly
breeze.
The
whole
scene
was
one
which
canitarian'
and
public
health
that
Brazil
and
Canada
have
many
things
in
common
but
the
greatest
link
is
their
common
aversion
to
N
tyranny.
"We
both
love
peace,"
declared
Alexander
"but
we
love
freedom
best
and
are
prepared
to
fight
for
it."
1
I
two
governments.
The
federal
Halibut
Sales
I
government
will
bear
75
per
cent
land
the
provincial
25
per
cent
of
Club
that
the
contract
for
the
Purge
Robinson
5.00
doctor
before
making
any
recommendation.
There
is
no
use
would
have
held
an
artist
spell-
(,k
Shauer
..
2.00
McClymont
Park
swimming
pool
two
standard
diving
boards
will
be
erected
at
the
deep
end.
This
major
project
of
the
Gyro
Club
will
be
supervised
by
American
"uis
Larsen
2
00
'
bound.
As
it
was
local
people
the
cost
of
emergency
measures
had
been
awarded
to
Mitcheli
having
health
authorities
if
we
Sunset,
50,000,
19.5c,
18c
and
f"i"can
Bennlc
2.00
.,pd
on
it
with
wonderment.
already
taken
or
being
taken.
Ilirhrh
1
50
i
.
10.5c,
Storage.
u;
u
Rhnrt.ridee
who
nas
ne
Cost
of
eventual
rehabilitation
will
be
settled
by
later,
f'ibei-t
Kerr
200
and
Currie.
Work
is
commencing
immediately
and
it
is
planned
to
have
this
pool
in
operation
by
August
1.
The
successful
ten
signed
the
pool
on
the
basis
of
1947
WORLD
SERIES
BASEBALL
FILMS
are
going
to
act
against
their
judgment."
In
the
vote
last
night
Aldermen
Black,
Stone,
Nickerson,
and
McKay
voted
for
resuming
chlorination.
standard
specifications
as
sci.
Narrona,
40,000,
19.5c
18c
and
10.5c,
Booth.
Canadian
San
Juan
II,
42,000,
19c,
18c
Gjelton
:
200
Halcrow
2.00
LOCAL
TIDES
(Standard
Time)
Wednesday,
June
16,
1948
U1,
...
9:20
16.8
feet
Md
Country
Cup-Tie
Soccer
out
by
pool
-
authorities,
water
derer's
'rer
s
bid
uia
was
w
J8.7H
to.n.
linn.,.,
t-...
i
a
nn
i.
u
r
mr,t
'rin
hp
snnnlied
from
a
four-inch
Two
Hours
Entertainment
ORIGIN
OF
"CONCORD"
Cnnrodia
was
the
Roman
god-
r
-""oi
uuirt'ii
i.uw
id.
Rvlvorr.ee.,
.10
00
Civic
Centre.
Wednesday
:3fl!
and
10c,
Pacific.
Tne
pooi
win
"
viuiui.,.."
ii
.
,
construction,
30
feet
in
width,
j
city
main,
construction
of
which
k
b
21:39
.
19.6
feet
Against
resuming
chlorination
fV.
Wiiltor
SO0
Silver
Collection
7S
fpor.
In
leneth.
with
deDthS
.iS
now
unuer
j
j
3-15
6.2
feet
Wilfred
San
Juan,
55,000,
19.2c,
ibc
ana
aess
oi
peace
ana
nuruiuuy,
w
.
raised.
I
was
Alderman
Rudderham
10c,
Atlin.
Jwhom
many
temples
were
Parnell
2.00!
varying
from
three
feet,
three
engineer's
department.
j
15:17
6.8
feet
(Continued
on
Page
Six)