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"Prince
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the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
PHOHE
81
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
208.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
6,
1949
'
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
,cABS
n
n
it
K
1
Tito
S
ays
Kussian
inias.
rmeo.
ampai
gn
r
1
Death
Attempt
To
Milk
Country
Blow
Is
lealt
To
Nationalist
3hina
KISPIOX
WOMAN
DIES
AT
CANNERY
Strategic
Province
Of
Yunnan
Is
Lost
GREATEST
AIR
LINER
READY
BRISTOL,
England
,
The
world's
largest
air
liner,
130-ton,
230
foot
wlngwpread
Bristol
Bra-
FLIER
KILLED
CLEVELAND
William
P.
(Billi
Economically
is
Alleged
;
NEW
YORK
(CP)
The
New
York
Times
today;
quotes
Marshal
Tito
of
.
Yugoslavia
as
saying
that
cominf
orm
economic
pressure
against
his
country
had
failed.
C.
L.
Sulzberger,
chief
European
correspond-"
ent
of
the
paper,
says
the
YugoSlav
leader
told
him
ia
an
interview
that
the
economic
blockade
by
Russia
;
and
her
satellites
no
longer
rep-
n
a
1
resented
a
threat.
Death
occurred
at
Sunny.side
Cannery
on
Sunday
of
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Tait,
48-year
old
nat
Odom,
holder
of
round-the-world
ive
woman
from
Kispiox.
The
.
'.
,
remains
are
bein3
sent
to
Kis-!
HONG
KONG
(CP)
The
'
Yunnan
M
ar
lord
Lu
light
plane
distance
records,
wo
killed
yesterday
on
the
second
bazon
I,
Hew
her
trials
here
piox
wheie
interment
will
take
jan,
reported
today
to
be
in
independent
control
of
yesterday.
Hrabazon
I
la
an
place.
lap
of
the
Thompson
Trophy
ti'UAINTED
-
experimental
ship
only.
She
ICibs'm,
n-(i--"
event
at
the
National
Air
Races.
Odom
was
flying
the
"Begulne,'
has
eight
engines
and
ten
land
China's
southwest
corner,
has
dealt
a
death
blow
to
nationalist
plans
for
turning
West
China
into
a
new
anti-communist
bastion,
political
sources
said
today.
tns
wheels.
Brabazon
II
will
be
es
and
resour-in
city
yester-
rnnce
luiperi
a
dark
green
modified
air
force
LOCAL
TIDES
Wednesday,
September
7,
1949
fighter
owned
by
Jacqueline
commissioned
In
the
London-New
York
transAtlantic
service,
She
will
have
capacity
for
100
Is
Fully
Aware1
Cochrane,
noted
racing
pilot
herself
and
the
wife
of
Floyd
B.
Odlund,
New
York
financier.
In
Belgrade
the
Secretary
of
the
Yugoslav
polltburo
yester-
day
accused
Russia
of
"exploiting
(he
weak"
by
squeezing
big
profits
from
industries
jointly
owned
by
Its
satellites.
The
"exploitation"
charge
raa
counter
to
world-wide
orthodox
dogma
that
exploitation
of
one
Communist
The
Chinese
reports
said
that
General
Lu,
Cover-
nor
of
Yunnan
Province,
bord-
IT
IE
WEA
I'HER
1
fr,"'
n
"-Chtaa
and
Burma
had
successfully
thrown
off
all
Synopsis
government
rule
during
the
There
h
no
sign
of
an
lmmed-
w.ecklend
withollt
boodshed
after
passengers
and
will
have
elab-orate
equipment
and
High
1:08
20.5
feet
13:41
20
0
feet,
Low
7:27
3.4
feet
19:44
5.1
feet
er
On
Support
of
Interior
Communities
Acknowledged
Odom'
plane
crahed
into
a
house,
killing
a
woman
and
Injuring
a
"child.
Cook
C'leland
of
Cleveland
r
ci
the
race.
Visit
I
ji
n
-
air-,x
givitfg
th
nationalist
army
forty-
TERRACE
Awareness
of
,
country
bv
another
1b
immwsible.
i
fine
warm
weather
over
British
eight
hours
to
quit
the
provin-
Columbia.
A
weak
disturbance
c,a,
f
apital
of
Kllnming
Prince
Rupert
of
the
importance!
Molovan
DJilas,
Polltburo
sec-of
the
towns
and
villages
of
the
retary,
made
the
accusation
in
Oiiiwm
federal
ami
resnirres,
Mies
J.
Simpson
of
Masset
was'
central
lntrior
nd
the
spirit
an
article
written
for
Borba,
CBC
Presents
Its
Case,
Filling
In
Of
Gaps
In
Network
Is
Advocated
a
passenge
on
the
Coquitiam
or
suPPrt
thereof
by
the
people
Communist
party
organ.
over
me
niaoiitn
rami
a
uuic
thi-;
morning
appeared
to
be
weakening
rapidly
and
was
not
expected
to
affect
more
than
the
northwest
corner
of
the
jof
the
coastal
city
was
acknow-
The
article
claimed
that
Yugo-
Sunday
for
Vancouver.
.i
Prince
Rupert
itps
yesterday
h
to
be
whisked
jledged
by
Retiring
President.
Slavla
had
been
milked
throiiKh
Stan
Gould
of
the
Central
Brit-!
an
agency
of
joint
shipping
and
ish
Columbia
Municipal
Assocla-)air
line
companies
set
up
by
RU3-
WpMAN
BURNED
IN
BOAT
FIRE
Atj
explosion
on
Sunday
forenoon
aboard
a
glllnetter
moored
at
(iw
Bay
resulted
hi
three
perswis
being
taken
io
hospital
fc-r
Princess
I.ou-Il.ieh
lie
arrived
Jr
to
Seal
Cove
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Jotinstcn
Co
Ltd
tlon
at
the
semi-annual
conven-
gia.
he
bo.mlul
the
tion
of
the
Association
here
last
'
""'
week.
That
Prince
Rupert
had!
Need
of
More
Extensive
Coverage
For
Northern
B.C.
Is
Emphasized
OTTAWA
(CP)
Some
shortcomings
of
the
CBC
province
during
the
next
48
hours.
"In
:harp
contrast
to
the
warm
sunny
afternoons
Prince
George
reported
a
low
temperature
of
31
degrees
this
morn-inz.
llroever1,
temperatures,
over
the
rest
of
the
province
did
not
generally
fall
below
the
forty
degree
mark.
fur
Vancouver,
who
lias
been
Vancouver
Bralorne
B-50
sent
its
lady
mayor
and
three
ajiffittf
klAVIT
aldermen
to
attend
the
conven-
frllWlrill
Mil
11
vl.er-
one,
Mrs.
Emma
Brown,
lirfrfiuw
t
inn
"
visitinR
!
and
of
privately-owned
stations
were
outlined
today
lion
was
nnt.ert.
1
unmier
.03
.03
was'
detained
and
treated
for
bump
to
the
legs.
The
explosion
occurred
Just
as
the
engine
was
The
meeting
was
opened
by
DAfW
C
ffMIVin
t
northern:
in
a
brief
submitted
to
the
Royal
Commission
on
arts
.uo
1.16
.04
I
Bayonne
B.
R.
C
on
,
B.
R.
X.
:
Cariboo
Quartz
Congress
.,,
Hedley
Mascot
Pacific
Eastern
Stan
Gould
president
and
Emll
UVU
I
IJ
I
UUIW
Haugland,
chairman
of
the
VU-I
Remain3
of
Jluwm,
fnyot
lage
Commiloners
In
Terrace,
w.
vlatl,
a.
T...-.u
itp
development
payment
has
a
was
on
his
way
Forecasts
j
startpin
and
the
cause
is
be-
'
llcvet!
io
have
been
fumes
from
North
Coast
Reg'.,;;-!-
Clear
,,u.
Thm
alarm
wan
and
science
by
the
CBC
Board
of
Governors.
Of
CBC
shortcomings,
the
Board,
among
other
things,
said:
liiawson
nnd
else-
.05
)
today.
Cloudy
over
the
Queen
nimrm
,,
tne
(re
brigade
was
Charlottes
toniRht
and
Wednes-lon
,l(ie
job
.v;lt)hm
tw0
mmutes.
ft'iikon
Territorv
j
formally
welcomed
the
visiting
1
I
delegates.
This
was
followed
by
Body
of
James
Prevost,
40-1
an
expression
of
good
wishes
to
year
old
MetlakaUa
Indian
who
(the
success
of
the
convention
j
t.
1
Pend
Oreille
480
Pioneer
.
,..
3
35
of
Canada.
..It
would,
appear
W
"'
'V"'
WMha
C02
extinguisher
on
tits.
1.
The
broadcasting
of
the
National
system
Is
not
what
It
could
be
and
should
be
In
the
Interests
of
listeners
and
of
the
.he
Northwest
i'tp
aboard
the
if
i
''"
"""
ie
,
shwild'T
a
fireman
raced
across
be
more
in
the
public
Interest
resi
Premier
Border
...
21'..,
Privateer
..
by
tlie
president
of
the
Terrace
.
-
,
,
.
.
17
!Bnrt
!
boapd
M
trm
n)S
lllnet
b0at
ta
n.rtri,t
Boar
of
Traile
the
same
money
and
energy
were
Venn
Passage
almost
opposite
Reno
04
'2
Dudley
G.
Little.
applied
to
developing
better
live
Sheep
Creek
-
118
The
business
of
the
meetinz
MetlakaUa
villasre.
was
found
nini
anct
wcanesoay
concmu-,
t)K,
bnats
moored
between
the
ing
warm.
Light
winds.
Lows
wharf
and
the
burnjng
boat
and1
tcni-'ht
and
highs
Wednesday;
prf
m,)Uy
extinguished
the
at
Port
Hardy,
50
and
72,
Mas-'
flames
Someone
chopped
a
sett.
50
and
68;
Prince
Rupert,
ll3le
in
ihe
llul)
an(i
tne
boat
50
and
72.
I
ank
bitt,
was
later
taken
to
tha
requested
to
reiver
to
attend
:f
late
FU.
Hon.
Canadian
Pac-
broadcasting
by
private
stations
and
a
greater
use
of
Canidian
talent
and
opinion."
got
under
way
and
the
50
resol-
about
Saturday
noon
floating
utions
were
read
over
before
the
at
MetlakaUa
Bar.
It
was
sight
rrc
were
advised,
nation.
2.
The
CBC
hould
produce
more
Canadian
programs
and
Improve
the
quality
of
many
of
Its
productions.
3.
The
CBC
should
extend
the
coverage
of
Its
networks
to
fill
some
of
the
gaps
that
are
left.
The
desirability
of
more
I
grid
at
the
Co-operative
wharf.
I
ed
by
Robert
Price,
Port
Simpson
native
as
le
was
heading
towards
Prince
Rupert
In
his
noon
recess.
The
meeting
opened
In
the
Terrace
Theatre
but
later
adjourned
to
the
home
of
Dudley
Mrs.
William
F
Stone
and
chil
..
LThe
boat
Ho.
CB-3989
is
V.
Basso
Bert
and
Miss
ed
by
Chester
Bolton,
brother
of
m
piane
waited
:i!il
the
minister
m
the
steamei
i
tiring
the
noon
dren
returned
on
the
Coquitlam
Silbak'
Premier
36
Taku
River
.24
Salmon
Gold
13
Oils
Anglo
Canadian
3.60
A.
P.
Con
.17
Atlantic
:
68
Calmont
31
C.
&
E
5.80
Central
Leduc
77
Home
Oil
:.
10,50
Mercury
...
i
,
.10
Okalta
1.60
Little
as
the
attendance
was,
boat.
The
provincial
ponm
Sunday
from
Masset
following
a
Lf
ah
Basso
Bert
sailed
on
the
Mrs.
Brown
but
it
is
not
known
two-week
vacation
trip
to
Lim-
Camosun
last-
night
for
a
trip
to
whether
he
was
aboard
at
the
not
large,
none
of
the
larger,
boat
P.M.L.
15
was
heading
out
extensive
coverage
of
northern
berlost
(Vancouver.'
1
time
or
not.
B.C.
Is
specifically
menUoned
ral,
Mr.
Gibson
Interrupted
trip
Hying
north
to
4.
There
should
be
a
second
!
towns
from
the
east
sending
at
the
time
but
was
Intercepted
I
representation.
j
and
picked
up
the
body,
bring-
In
the
afternoon
the
visitors
ing
it
into
the
city.
'
were
taken
on
a
tour
of
the
dis-
j
The
remains
were
in
a
fairly
i
t.rict
and.
as
some
of
them
later
advanced
state
tit
decomposition
French
network
just
as
there
are
two
English
language
networks
offering
alternate
service.
I
said,
although
they
had
visited
and
Identity
was
-established
by
ana
son.
Colin
continued
north
L'mlse.
Terrace
of
ten
in
the
past
years,
papers
in
the
clothing
5.
The
CBC
now
uses
a
large
amount
of
Canadian
talent,
but
Prevost
became
missing
from
the
had
not
known
of
all
the
met
while
here
It
should
use
more,
use
It
better,
J-
;s,
president
ol
S've
It
more
opportunities
and
beauty
spots
that
had
been
shown
them
now.
The
delegates
visited
the
Red
(Continued
on
Page
6)
I'rlct
Liberal
As-
Youngs,
presid-
the
boat,
Glenora,
after
he
had
taken
a
friend,
Robert
Nelson,
to
Metlakatla,
choosing
to
remain
on
his
boat
fsr
the
night
instead
of
going
aore.
Next
morning
the
boat
was
found
with
cabin
door
open
and
Prevost
missing.
Fifteen
feet
of
anchor
chain
was
also
gone.
be
in
a
position
to
pay
taler.t
better.
6.
In
the
development
and
use
of
talent,
the
CBC
should
be
able
to
pay
more
attention
than
It
does
to
developing
pro-
,....
I.,
II....
t
'e
Rupert
Dtst-
Assni'liltiiin;
p
etary
nf
the
'sambrr
of
Com-
rs.
Pacific
Pete
200
Princess
-
23
Toronto
Athona
13
Vi
Aumaque
.16
Beattie
.66V2
Bevcourt
28
Bobjo
:
16
Buffalo
Canadian
11
V2
Consol
Smelters
-
96.50
Conwest
1.22
Donalda
56
Eldona
.65
East
Sullivan
..:
2.65
Giant
Yellowknife
....
6.80
God's
Lake
51
Hardrock
27
Harricana
06
Vi
Heva
:
11
',2
Hosco
15
Jacknife
.07
Joliet
Quebec
51
Lake
Rowan
OS
Lapaska
.07
Little
Long
Lac
75
r.
!
-
-
-
-
,
-
.
v-
Ni
Is
a
membei
i
from
Montreal
and
Toronto,
f
fr
Hamilton
7.
The
CBC
should
be
able
f
1
rly
Secretary
"i
to
be
much
more
active
In
ln-
itC
mllllstrr
f
f.irtvilnc
(V.O
mihllx
uiVtaf
cprvipPK
BOY
IS
SAVED
FROM
HANGING
PRINCE
ALBERT
Allan
Lynx
.".
-
-13
Madsen
Red
Lake
3
00
,
McKem
le
Red
Lake
50
McLeod
Cockshutt
,
-
1.58
Moneta
'.
-42
Negus
2.35
Ndranda
57.00
Louvicourt
15
Pickle
Crow
2.25
Regcourt
.05
San
Antonio
4.35
Senator
Rouyn
.42
Sherrlt
Gordon
3.25
Steep
Rock
190
Sturgeon
River
21
Vj
Silver
Miller
-
.39
i
resources
In
and
the
Corporation
should
also
do
research
work
into
listeners
tastes
and
needs.
Newton,
16-year
old
boy,
no
had
been
condemned
to
hang
for
the
murder
of
his
employees
wife,
who
had
been
shot
to
;L
SCORES
8.
The
Corporation
would
like
to,
and
should,
further
develop
Its
broadcasting
by
frequency
modulation
transmissions.
The
Board
blamed
the
short
I'irim
death,
had
his
sentence
commuted
to
life
Imprisonment
b7
the
Department
of
Justice.
F-5.
comings
on
a
lack
of
funds
and
na
ton
5-12
'urged
the
Commission
to
recom
I'-'fveiani
h-6
Detroit
4-2
''"Mill
'Jtrooitivn
7-n
mend
that
the
$2.50
licence
fee
on
radio
receiving
sets
he
doubled.
PRIVATE
STATIONS
BIRTH
ON
POLICE
BOAT
Stork
Winner
In
Race
From
Alice
Arm
To
Here
f
New
York
7.3
I'
ot
Louis
9-1
thlcato
3-7
"Many
community
stations
could
and
should
use
more
local
talent
in
their
broadcasting.
A
few
stations
have
made
excellent
efforts
In
their
use
of
talent
While
speeding
the
118
miles
from
Alice
Arm
to
JW
I';
Cinciiinali
4
3
Prince
Rupert
today,
a
son
was
born
this
morning
i
Boston
0T
'7.
aboard
the
provincial
ponce
Doai
r.m.L..
io
to
ivir.
anu
.
-Xit
ATfo
Tod
Tlinmncnn
fif
A
iieo
Arm
York
2
"f'ttsburgh
7
N"
York
5
'
drawn
from
their
own
communities,
but
many
appear
to
make
little
real
effort
to
use
live
talent
as
is
shown
by
their
overwhelming
use
of
records
and
transcribed
programs
chiefly
coming
from
United
States.
i
"Possibilities
for
the
use
of
At
the
request
of
Dr.
Buschlen
of
Alice
Arm,
the
ftilad.
delhpia
2
W
m
...
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tfc3
.
'
P.M.L.
15
set
out
at
dawn
this
morning
on
her
emergency
trip
from
Alice
Arm
but
a
few
hours
hours
later
the
chilci
.....
I
Louis
0
Anderson,
is
erne
in
port
eany
was
delivered
aboard
the
vessel
i
live
talent,
of
course,
vary
greatly
between
different
communi
this
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ana
win
De
mn
,
...
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w
......
.
3
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v
--t.
by
Dr.
Buchlen
who
Is
accompanying
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomp
son.
?-'RDay
i'iotiai
'sburh
7
Brooklyn
3
I!0'
Bunion
4
'Llncinutti
9
by
the
ambulance
which
will
take
Mrs.
Thompson
and
her
baby
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen-
A
radio
message
from
P.M.L.
15
to
divisional
headquarter?
1
eral
Hospital.
(15
ties;
yet
the
efforts
of
stations
do
not-
seem
always
to
cor-
respond
to
possibilities.
Some
well-off
stations
In
large
communities
where
there
must
be
a
good
supply
of
talent
seem
to
use
relatively
little.
"Private
station
Interests
have
spent
much
money
and
energy
Mr.
Thompson
is
an
employee
WOMAN
DIPLOMAT
Agnes
Ireland,
36,
formerly
of
Windsor,
Ont.,
will
become
the
first
woman
to
hold
the
post
of
Acting
High
Commissioner
in
New
Zealand
when
she
takes
over
next
November
from
Dr.
W
Clayton
Hopper,
Who
is
returning
to
Ottawa.
(0)
Photo)
said
that
"mother
and
son
are
doing
well."
The
P.M.L.,
manned
by
Skipper
of
the
Torbrit
mine.
The
P.L.M.
15
was
on
a
routine
rican
f
''Phia
3
.sri...
.
BIG
BLOW
Spray
shot
hi;h
in
the
air
on
the
breakwaters
outside
ToruiiU
harbor
as
a
55-mlle-an-hour
wind'
capsized
smail
ciult,
disrupted
commuulcittious
and
ceuted
other
damage
in
Southern
Ontario
and
Quebec.
The
storm
caused
to
deaths.
tc.
P.
Photo)
Reg.
Good,
Engineer
Thomas
patrol
trip
to
Alice
Arm
when
Moorehouse
and
Constable
Ed.
i
she
received
the
emergency
call.
on
campaigns
to
change
the
laws