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Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port-'Trince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PHONE
81
VOL-
XXXVIII.
No.164.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
FRIDAY.
JULY
15,
1949
,
'
'
PRICS
ITVI
CElfTS
v.
rifcaiirj
Seeks
At
offliic
UinrorfinatioDi
Repudiates
ELDERLY
MAN
SOUGHT
WOULD
QUIT
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
Meeting
In
United
States
On
Releasing
of
Secrets
CS.
Union
Transportation
Workers
ofCanada
Not
Behind
It,
Hail
Tells
Attlee
ST.
BONIFACE,
Man.
Police
throughout
the
province
are
reeking
a
middle-aged
man
in
connection
with
a
criminal
attack
on
an
right-year-old
girl
here
yesterday.
This
Is
the
third
case
of
criminal
attack
if
polled
in
the
Win
nipeg
area
within
the
last
live
days.
In
each
case
young
girls
were
OTTAWA
(CP)
A
high
government
official
said
today
that
Canada
has
received
no
indication
that
the
United
States
is
preparing
to
cut
off
her
exchange
of
atomic
information
with
Great
Britain
and
Canada.
The
official
was
commenting
on
implications
of
a
current
Washington
conference
between
President
MONTREAL1
Frank
Hall,
i
vice
president
of
the
Railway
:-.
and
Steamship
Clerks
(American
Federation
of
Labor),
spokes
Truman
and
top
military,
atomic
man
lor
sixteen
International
"
railway
brotherhoods
in
Canada,
f
f.
I
lured
indoors
or
to
a
park
where
they
were
attacked
or
beaten.
announced
today
that
a
telel
gram
had
been
sent
to
Prime
Minister
C.
R.
Attlee
ol
Oreat
OSTAAD,
Switaeriand
0)
'Jaroslav
Drobny
and
Vlsdimir
Csernlk,
Czechosldvakia's
top
tennis
stars,
today
rejected
a
government
order
to
return
to
Prague.
They
announced
they
were
going
into
exile
and
hoped
to
reach
the
United
States.
HALIBUT
SALES
American
Fatth,
33,000
Storage,
20c,
18.5c
and
16c.
Mariner,
13,000,
Storage,
20c,
18.5c
and
16c.
Kodlak,
43,000,
Storage,
20c,
18
5c,
16c.
Borghlld,
27,000,
Pacific,
20c,
18.5c,
16c.
Blue
Skies,
29,000,
Pacifici
20c,
18.5c,
16c.
Grant,
39,000,
Storage,
20c,
18.5c,
16c.
.
ADVERTISING
i
IS
PAYING
OFF
JASPER
PARK
LODOE
Extensive
advertising
of
tourist
at
Britain,
signed
by
himself
and
C
the
heads
of
these
brotherhoods,
DAVID
SCOTT
DIES
IN
SOUTH
and
diplomatic
officials.
-
Oreat
Britain
Is
believed
to
be
requesting
Iron
the
TJnltd
States
Information
regarding
final
procession
ol
making
atomic
bombs
on
which
her
scientists
are
believed
to
be
struck.
The
whole
Issue
Is
raUed
as
to
how
far
the
United
States
Is
going
to
go
In
giving
out
atomic
secrets
A
shield
ol
White
House
secrecy
was
thrown
tight
over
the
super-mysterious
conlerence
which
that
"the
transportation
unions
ef
I
In
Canadn
are
not
suDDortlne
the
Canadian
Seamen's
Union"
V
.'
''if
A
ln
their
strike,
tractions
by
several
states
of
the
,
United
States
j
Is
producing
a
great
flow
ol
out-ol-season
visit-tors,
according
to
a
group
Of
travel
editors
who
were
guests
of
this
Lodge
today.
Notable
aong
these
states
is
David
Scott,
who
was
agent
at
Prince
Rupert
lor
Canadian
Faciflc
Steamships
lor
almost
three
years
before
his
transfer
UF1
lie
Deuevea,
Hail
said,
mat
i
B.ltl-t.
J
-
.
VICTIM
Safe
in
her
mother's
arms
and
recoverine
animu
uuck
worners,
in
uieir,
-
support
of
the'
Canadian
Eea-lz
men's
strike
were
acting
under
t
,
last
year
to
Seattle,
died
in
the
initial
attack
Is
2B-nionth-old
Marie
Giselle
Lachance,
southern
citv
nn
Tupstrlav
Mr
I
that
of
Florida
where
this
year
Scott
succumbed
to
a
heart
at-
mVVhm
i
brought
President
Truman
to-;
gether
with
top
military,
atomic,
I
diplomatic
and
congressional
Thp
C.
R
II
was
hv
mm.
i
t
'nun
ura
10
a
rauer,
nude
and
bruised
and
nearly
n
a
shed
behind
her
third-storey,
apartment
In
wer
town.
Police
called
the
assault
the
city's
most,
of
Its
kind.
(C.
P.
Photo)
i
.
.
..
..
.
.
:
t
thousands
of
tourists
have
been
attracted
by
the
advertising
and
munisis,
nan
declared,
and
the
r
Jeanette
F.,
42,000,
Atlin,
20c,
18.5c,
18c.
Freya,
32,000,
Storage,
20c,
18.5c
16c.
the
low
ofl-season
actommoda-
leaders.
There
was
no
announcement
ol
what
went
on.
beaiarers
international
Union
tinn
ratffn
availoKlA
I
was
better
fitted
to
represent
I
the
seamen.
nowever,
laenuty
or
tne
par-
Canadian'
tack.
He
was
64
years
old.
Purser
on
Canadian
Pacific
coastwise
boats
for
some
30
years,
Mr.
Scott
came
here
from
Juneau,
where
he
had
been
company
agent.
His
transfer
to
Seattle
came
a
little
more
than
a
year
prior
to
his
anticipated
retirement
from
company
ser
i
nere
are
more
people
trav-
tlcipants
pointed
strongly
to-
ER
DEMAND,
FEWER
NURSES
elling
this
year
than
ever
be-
ward
some
development
In
the
J
Western
Spirit,
60,000,
Storage,
20c,
18.5c,
16c.
Kodlak,
60,000,
Atlin,
20.1c,
18
5c,
16c.
2
CRISIS
AT
HOSPITAL
HERE
ireeedcnterf
number
of
cases
nlns
an
actilo
CANADA
SELLS
MORE
CATTLE
vice
at
the
age
of
65.
lore,"
said
Charts
Wagoner,
1
atomic
weapons
Held
on
the
In-travel
editor
of
the
Detroit
,
ternatlonal
level.
Times,
"but
they
are
spending
1
The
New
York
Herald-Tribune
a
shorter
time
and
spending
less
said
in
a
Washington
dispatch
money."
-
that
the
meetings
were
concern-
S.Walter
(Abe)
Lincoln,
travel
I
ed
with
"advisability
of
con-editor
of
the
Chicago
Herald-1
tlnulng
exchange
of
classified
N..W,
20,000,
Atlin,
20c,
18.5c,
16c.
of
nuws
have
combined
to
nlace
I'l
incp
Dl,,,nB
h's
residence
here,
in
FIRST
PAKISTAN
,
ENVOY
.Mohammed
All,
who
collects
OTTAWA
0
Canadian
larm-
Tor,
II,
21,508,
Storage
20c,
18.5c,
k'licral
HoSDl'tal
in
tho
niot
.nento
i;was
a
n"-"
ol
the
Rotary
ers
sold
more
cattle
last
year
'old
Tadl03
&s
a
hobby,
Is
Pak-
16c.
,
.
Istah's
first
High
tJommlsion-
Chief
Skugatd,
38,000,
Storage,
j
than
in
any
other
year
in
Can
y,
accordinff
to
Secretary
I).
C.
Stevenson
,
'
fibes
the
present
situation
and
Hip
future
American,
agreed,
"the
man
with
'
atomic
energy
dated
with
Great
a
car
Is
shopping
this
year,"
he
i
Britain
and
Canada."
20c.
18.5c,
16c.
Robert
B.,
28,000,
Co-op.
Dovre
B.,
45,000,
Co-op.
grim.
said.
er'
to
Canada.
With
his
wife
and
two
sons,
he
has
taken
up
residence
at
Ottawa.
((
p;
Photo)
'
-1
-
-'
-
The
editors
.believed
Canada,
'YACHTS
Oil
;
nurses,
the
hospital
H-'
tical
capacity
of
8'J
tls.
Wwlnesdhy
nteht,
ana
.
especially
uie
individual
PORT
EDWARD
COLD
SHOULDER
BY
GOVERNMENT
VICTORIA
if
The
BritUh
Columbia
government
yesterday
cold-shouldered
plans
for
a
bll-
provinces,
should
do
more
news
100
beds
filled
which
ada's
history
and
they
sold
them
1
for
the
highest
average
prices
on
record.
A
total
ol
2,056,995
head
of
of
rMMe
and
840,921
calves
-were
sold
'the
federal
Department
of
Agik
Hlture
said
today
In
its
1948
market
revlpw.
Only
once,
before
In
1945
had
cattle
marketings
bettered
2,000,000.
paper
and
magazine
advertising
in
the
United
States.
."
"If
their"
,t
the
institution
Is
:
ROAD
TENDERS
TROOPS
HANDLE
LONDON
CARGOES
i
112
percent
of
lt
THE
WEvATHER
'
Synopsis
,
Cool
moist
air
Is
moving
off
the
Pacific
today.
Tenders
are
being
called
Im
advertising
budgets
are
limited,'
Eight
of
the
racing
yachts
then
they
should
tie
In
their
ads
j
which
arrived
in
Prince
Ru-with
big
national
corporations
pert
late
Wednesday
Irom
Na-
capacity
based
on
ff.
i
lion-dollar
railway
link
with
AJ-
mediately
by
the
Department
of
aska
like
your
railroads."
they
be-
i
naimo
after
comDletlne
the
sec-
Showers
will
occur
over
the.
tial
(Hpclty
Is
118
beds
Public
Works
for
the
reconstiuo
A
plan
to
suread
a
network
of
LONDON
Troops
today
iieVed.
coastal
section
of
the
province
rate
on
that
basis.'
ti,,,,
and
surfacing
of
the
high-
lmes
through
Northern
British
iv
to
have
at
least
w.nv
hot.wn
ph
imp
Rnnrrt.
anrt
Columbia.
Alaska
and
Yukon
j
today
and
in'
the
"
interior
.
to
started
loading
export
cargoes
for
the
first
time
on
the
Thames
WEEKLY
FLIGHTS
TO
STEWART
ond
stage
of
the
International
cruiser
race
from
Olympia
to
Juneau
are
now
continuing
northward
to
the
Alaska
capital
Klver
docks
where
a
wildcat
strike
has
paralyzed
shipping
Mr.
Stevenson
said,
port
Edward,
It
whs
stated
yes-
,
Territory
was
outlined
Wednes-hope
of
getting
that
trrrtay
afternoon
to
the
Daily
Ciay
"'glt
at
a
meeting
of
the
fact,
we
have
five
News
by
Hon.
E.
T.
Kennry.
mill-
Alaska,
British
Columbia
and
iimist
and
we
havn't'
ister
ol
lands
and
M
LA.
for
Peace
River
Association.
It
for
nineteen
days
and
made
.
on
the
third
and
last
lap
of
the
;
aquatic
classic.
They
are
due
Conducting
through
their
western
Canada
tour
by
Alf.
Blyth.
vice-president
of
the
Pacific
Northwest
Travel
Association,
Edmonton,
and
Herb
Webster,
district
representative
of
the
Alberta
Department
of
Economic
Welfare,
Calgary,
the
14,419
stevedores
Idler.
Some
of
idea
of
how
we
are
'
Skecna.
following
his
arrival
,
would
take
in
the
government
night
and
tomorrow.
Daytime
temperature
today
and
tomorrow
will
be
considerably
.
lower
than
those
of
the
past
few
dayi
Regional
forecasts
valid
until
midnight
Sautrday..
-
;v.
:
-
Forecast
'
-v
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
with
scattered
showers
today.
Clear
tomorrow.
A
little
warmer
tomorrow.
Wind
light.
Lows
Uce
them."
to
finish
tomorrow
afternoon
at
Juneau.
First
of
the
boats
to
get
away
from,here
was
the
Juneau
boat
group
consisted
In
addition
to
8,000
troops
assigned
to
government-seized
docks
went
to
work
oh
JO.OOO
tons
of
waiting
automobiles,
'
stel
pianos
and
other
freight.
.
,
Others
continued
unloading
Weekly
non
-
scheduled
air
service
to
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm
was
inaugurated
this
morning
by
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines.
The
run
will
be
made
every
Friday
to
the
northern
mining
towns
widening
the
non-scheduled
service
to
remote
district
points.
The
company
Is
already
serving
communities
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
with
daily
flights.
These
will
be
from
Victoria
enroute
to
Ter-
owned
Pacific
Oreat
Eastern
race.
The
minister
was
accom-
j
Railway,
the
whole
project
to
be
panicd
by
Mrs.
Kenney
and
they
financed
by
a
private
United
left
today
for
Terrace,
Will
Rob-
States
syndicate.
Aid
would
also
Inson
having
come
in
'to
meet
I
be
sought
from
the
United
States
those
mentioned
above,
of
Mrs.
I
Donjac,
which
Is
competing
only
In
the
Prince
Rupert
-
Juneau
hr
spurt
in
sickness
tint;
the
hospital
bt-i'y
at
the
present
known
by
Mr.
Stev-irIi
he
attributes
it
i
led
on
Page
2)
lliem
.Mw.
Kenney
will
take
up
government,
a
spokesman
said.
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
food
shipments
from
seventeen
rremler
Johnson
said:
"There
at
Port
Hardy,
50
and
65,
Mas
more
of
134
ships
tied
up
by
the
stoppage.
set,
50
and
60,
Prince
Rupert,
47
and
68.
Josie
Stout
Thurston,
Des
Moines
Register;
Miss
Naomi
Dqebel,
Cedar
Rapids
Gazette;
Leonard
R.
Barnes,
associate
editor,
Motor
News,
Detroit;
and
Miss
Alice
Musholt,
assistant
travel
editor.
Chicago
Tribune.
The
group
left
Jasper
today
lor
Edmonton.
is
nothing
new
of
any
account
in
the
proposals.
They
are
still
ol
a
vague
and
nebulous
character
and
all
Involve
the
alienation
ol
the
people's
resources."
residence
for
a
time
at
her
summer
home
at
Lakelse
Lake.
Mr.
Kenney
stated
that
he
expected
woik
would
get
under
way
soon
on
the
old
military
hospital
at
Terrace
which
Is
to
be
converted
Into
a
provincial
incurable
home.
There
had
been
stage.
It
cleared
at
1:30
p.m.
lollowed
twenty
mlnhtes
later
by
the
Bremerton
boats
Conquest
and
Donalle.
Later
In
the
afternoon
the
Nanaimo
boat
Alleen,
winner
of
the
race
thus
far,
departed
and
evening
departures
were
the
Devshlr,
Carmelita,
Klatawa
and
Nlka
In
that
order.
The
Spunkle
II
left
at,
the
same
time
as
the
Donjac
but
is
not
participating
further
in
the
race
and
will
drop
off
at
Ket-
da
To
Cuts
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
OF
GERMAN
ORIGIN
Bowling
dates
at
least
from
the
14th
century
and
was
introduced
by
the
Germans.
TONSORIAL
TOOL
The
use
of
combs'
is
very
ancient
and
specimens
have
been
found
In
early
Egyptian,
Greek
and
Roman
tombs.
LOCAL
TIDES
of
nntish
Vancouver
Bayonne
'..
06
Bralorne
9.85
j
sonic
delay
in
connection
with,
arrangements
for
electrical
work
but
plans
would
be
finalized
by
next
Tuesday,
it
w
as
anticipated,
Saturday,
July
16,
1949
ri
tions
May
Bevcourt
.23
Bobjo
16
Buffalo-Canadian
11
'
Consol
Smelters
93.25
Conwest
1.00
High
5:00
17.1
leet
chlkan
"mediate
17:46
18.0
leet
The
Marvlr
Is
turning
baclc
Low
11:19
5.9
lest
Irom
Prince
Rupert.
SANDSPIT
WHARF
CONTRACT
IS
LET
Advice
has
been
received
by
E.
T.
Applewhalte,
M
P.-elect
that
a
contract
for
replacement
of
the
Sanrispit
wharf,
has
been
let
to
Fred
Atkins,
Elmer
Palmer
and
A.
W.
Way.
The
contractors
hope
to
get
started
on
B.
R.
Con
B.
R.
X
Cariboo
Quartz
.03
07'i
115
.03
ti
-
.
-
52
'
'
-
Congress
Donlada
Eldona
and
the
reconversion
work
would
then
get
started
under
the
direction
of
Mr.
Hood
who
has
been
on
the
ground
for
some
time
now.'
!
TIic
minister
expressed
.
en-
Hedley
Mascot
25
East
Sullivan
2.15
(P
Other
members
'K
area
"unquestion-How
Oreat
Britain's
"
!""Tirs
from
i''Hinlrl"s,
Finance
"lii
i
Abbott
of
Can-lay.
''i
t
got
what
yon
n
for
money,"
Mr.
Giant
Yellwoknlfe
God's
Lake
....
Hardrock
Harrlcana
.'
Heva
.....
hir.ki.'.m
as
to
the
prospects
for
this
Job
very
shortly
and
to
be
the
establishment
of
the
variable
to
complete
it
before
the
0
'
aluminum
Industry
in
the
area
call
between
Kitlniaat
and
Tweeds-!
I
t
muir
Park
by
the
Aluminum
Co.
"Y"
Hosco
....
Jaeknlfe'
''wn
minister
unh
fall
weather
sets
in.
It
is
understood
that
this
project
Involves
about
$75,000.
WRESTLERS
TO
Jollet
Quebec
.32
Lake
Rowan
Lapaska
.
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
GRAPPLE
TONIGHT
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.85
whether
the
British
'ft
from
the
dolla
Mch
he
slrHsed
f
will
have
lmmcdia'
''ct
upon
Canada
,
Payment.
All
exist
-s
will
be
honored
L.v
the
long
run,
ol"
Emitted,
the
Dori-fl
It.
There's
i.o
"ut
that."
Pacific
Eastern
06
'
Pend
Oreille
4.90
Pioneer
3.20
Premter
Border
03
Privateer
14Vi
Reeves
McDonald
2.20
'
Reno
05
Sheep
Creek
M9
Silbak
Premier
.28
Vananda
15
Salmon
Gold
12'j
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
3.50
A.
P.
Con
18
"-70
Atlantic
Calmont
31
C.
&
E
4.70
Central
Leduc
82
Home
Oil
:
9
90
.
Okalta
1-50
Pacific
Pete
2-58
Prlnqess
21
Royal
Canadian
06
'i
South
Brazeau
-13
Toronto
Athona
13
.
Aumaque
16
Beattle
53
McKenzie
Red
Lake
....
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
Moneta
'
of
Canada
although
there
were
still
many
important
engineering
problems
to
be
worked
out
In
fact,
Mr.
Kenney
was
ve)y
enthrsinstic
about
the
prospects
for
early
and
extensive
Industrial
development
In
all
northern
and
central
British
Columbia,
something
that
would
benefit
the
entire
coast.
'
Mr.
Kenney
expects
to
be
joined
shortly
by
Hon.
Frank
Putnam,
minister
of
agriculture,
and
together
they
will
make
a
trip
through
the
central
interior
Also
coming
north
with
the
minister
of
agriculture
will
be
William
McGilllvray,
superintendent
of
land
clearing.
.
Tarzan
Potvln
and
Jack
McLaughlin,
Vancouver
wrestlers,
will
climax
a
wrestling
card
which
will
see
six
local
and
district
youths
mix
tonight
three
two
-
minute
boxing
rounds.
Highlight
of
the
preliminaries
will
be
a
bout
between
Bobby
Scharff,
147-pounds,
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Richard
Morgan,
same
weight
of
Kitwanga.
Potvln
and
McLaughlin
are
arriving
by
plane
today.
NI
Tonight
Negus
y.
2.14
Noranda
.-.
55.00
Louvlcourt
.13
Regcourt
.04
San
Antonio
4.30
Senator'
Rouyn
3534
Sherrit
Gordon
1.75
Steep
Rock
:
1.53
Sturgeon
River
.21
Silver
Miller
.37
Silver
Miller
37
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iiiWirt..,.
.
An,
inn
11
-'
in
'i
ii
-'-
fX,
mm
fl
fcsiiJ
f
"'AN
LEGION
Vs.
It
CANT
BE!
These
rollicking
paraders
In
gaudy
costumes
are
some
ol
Toronto's
most
respected
cltlzeus,
paying
their
respects
to
the
west
at
the
Calgary
Stampede.
Eye-openers
In
crimson,
yellow
and
green,
the
easterners
stole
the
show
In
the
opening-day
parade.
Naturally
the
"angelic"
beauty
heading
the
parade
.iymbo
llzes
"Toronto
the
good."
.
(C.
P.
Photo)
VY
BATTERY
7
P.M.
33
LEGION
BOXING
Jack
MscLaughlan
.
.
vs.
J
Tarzan
Potvin
RINGSIDE
SEATS
at
Grotto,
Macey's,
Bus
Depot,
Bud's
Place,
Civic
Centre.
$1.50
$1
50c.
TONIGHT
9:30
CIVIC
CENTRE
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