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LIB3ART,
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B.
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DRUGS
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Delivery
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PHONE
81
Published
at
Canada'
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
MONDAY.
OCTOBER
3,
1949.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
fi'jSalmosi
Price
Dispute
.ANOTHER
DAMAGED
PROMOTED
IN
RAIL
SERVICE
Fishermen's
Strike
Off
Breaks
With
Yugoslavia
EfcOLLISION
IN
EDYE
PASS
between
two
seine
boats
in
Edye
Pass
James
Behan
Succeeds
W.
Munro
as
Transportaton
Superintendent
WINNIPEG
Promotion
I
nif;ht
resulted
in
one
of
the
vessels
of
niSSO-tlll.W
BREAK
CANTON
The
Chinese
Na
James
J.
Behan
to
General
Sup
feu
hours
later
while
the
other
badly
.
i
..
:
Agreement
Reached
on
New
Price
for
Seine
Caught
Chums
VANCOUVER
0i
A
weck-lms;
strike
of
4500
British
Columbia
fishermen
ended
tdoay.
At
meetings
Sunday
along
the
Romania
Almost
Completes
Isolation
of
Communist
East
LONDON
0i
The
Iron
curtain
between
Yugoslavia
and
her
erintendent
of
Transportation
sunk,
with
only
the
top
part
of
her
mast
with
jurisdiction
over
the
Western
regon
is
announced
by
the
rniHicin
Naliftnal
Rnllwavs.
eastern
neighbors
was
drawn
coast
fishermen,
members
of
the
Mr
Behan
succeeds
W
I.
Munro
tighter
yesterday
with
Romania's
announcement
that
she,
too,
has
severed
her
friendship
treaty
Is
iho
42-foot
City,
owned
by
who
has
been
retired
under
the
uniiuea
fisiieuiibu
ana
iuuiu
Workers'
Union,
accepted
the
penstion
rule3
of
the
company.
parkins
Co.
The
with
Marshal
Tito's
country.
Mr.
Behan
was
formerly
assist-'
"tv
on
the
north
coast
of
Porcher
Island
when
they
collided.
William
Island
Is
a
email
Island
off
the
northwest
coast
of
Porcher
Island.
(7
mit
seiner
4
by
J
H.
Todd
ors
will
pay
nine
cents
a
pound
Mr.
Hchan,
who
was
born
In
tionalist
government
decided
at
a
rabinrt
meeting
today
to
sever
relations
with
Russia.
The
Sovi?t
,
Union
had
last
night
annou.-.:cd
its
recognition
of
the
Communist
government
of
China
and
said
that
Russian
diplomatic
authorities
at
Canton
would
be
withdrawn.
LIVING
COST
INDEX
OTTAWA
The
cost
of
living
index
for
September
will
be
issued
tomorrow,
t
is
not
predicted
whether
it
will
be
up
from
the
record
of
the
previous
month
tor
town.
AGED
CLERGYMAN
DIES
The
formal
as
well
as
the
factual
Isolation
of
Yugoslavia
from
the
Communist
East
is
now
complete
except
for
Czechoslovakia
makliiR
for
P""
hull'
forward.
lor
chums
caught
in
Johnstone
Straits
and
a
market-fluctuating
price
of
7c
in
other
areas
The
fis.hermen
had
originally
demanded
1014c
and
8c
,Hl
Prince
R-'
,t
4
30
Sunriiij
which,
however,
is
expected
to
follow
suit
with
the
other
Russian-dominated
nations.
BOOSTING
OF
APPRENTICESHIP
Toronto,
started
his
railway
lite
as
a
clerk
In
the
accounting
department
in
1911
and
spent
his
early
railway
life
between
Toronto
and
Montreal
in
the
transportation
department.
He
served
four
years
overseas
ln
World
War
I.
In
1S39
Mr.
Behan
was
traus-
j
nr
111"
Queen
5,
m
sfinc
chum
&im
ioiiowiuk.
In
the
course
of
a
tow
of
the
vm
if-'-4?-
S
I
'MW
Apparently,
In
district
with
a
view
to
stimulat
Invrrcan
y
astern,
Icav-
CROSSING
CRASH
KILLS
SEVENTEEN
VANCOUVER
Believed
to
be
!,
n
the
after
ing
Interest
ln
apprenticeship
training
ln
the
trades
both
from
the
standpoint
of
employers
and
youth
themsele.
Ted
Ivay
of
the
ferred
west
and
was
appointed
I
superintendent
of
car
service
at
!
Winnipeg.'
Ke
continued
this
work
until
1947
when
he
was
ap
K
f
"
i
jj
,p
on
the
starboard
annrenticeshiD
branch
of
the
Ontario,
Cal.
0'
A
racing
pas
the
oldest
Anglican
clergyman
in
Canada,
Rev.
Arthus
Murray
died
here
yesterday
at
the
age
of
83.
He
had
come
here
in
1943
from
Winnipeg
where
he
CITY
RESIDENT
DIES
IN
SOUTH
GerhaTd
Sather,
son
of
Mrs.
R.
Sather
of
1869
Seventh
Avenue
East,
passed
away
at
the
week-end
ln
Vancouver
General
Hospital
which
he
entered
a
month
ao
for
treatment.
He
j
was
33
years
old.
I
Prior
to
his
Illness,
deceased
ill
iwdVU
iim-
provincial
Department
of
Labor
'
finger
train
ripped
Into
a
Unit-
at
a
pointed
Assistant
General
Sup-i
erintendent
of
Transportation,
j
William
H.
Horner,
who
has
j
been
with
the
company
since
1913
is
a
visit-
in
Priiw
Runrt
Hp
,
ed
btates
Air
roree
ous
0
was
reported
nbp
leaking
bad-
1
.
1
...
-.1.-1.
arrived
from
the
Interior
bv
car
crossing
near
nere
last
last
nigim
Of
22
ippsrcn'.'.y
able
to
oecu
'
killing
seventeen
had
been
located
for
twenty-five
years.
His
wife,
who
died
a
few
years
ago,
was
better
known
as
"Janey
Canuck."
has
been
appointed
Superintendent
of
Car
Service
at
Winnipeg.
MR.
Ml'NRO
RETIRES
today
and
will
remain
In
the
city
until
Thursday
night
when
he
will
sail
for
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
George.
'
pants.
'
Eleven
of
Uie
dead
were
mill
-j
tary
personnel
from
March
air
;h
Invrrran
Is
i
v
ran
fi.sli-
HONOR
R
M
C.
DEAD
A
memorial
plaque,
bearing
the
names
of
Royal
Military
College
cadets
killed
on
active
service
since
the
First
World
War,
was
unveiled
during
the
week-end
by
Viscount
Alexander
at
Kingston.
The
ceremony
took
place
during
the
llrst
official
visit
of
the
governor-general
to
the
73-year-old
military
school
since
its
reopening
last
year
as
a
tranlng
school
tor
future
officers
of
all
three
armed
services.
(C.
P.
Photo)
Mr.
Ivay
will
have
a
busy
Bringing
to
a
close
a
railway
had
lived
at
Port
Edward,
Where
career
Jhat
was
extended
over
he
was
employed
by
Nelson
more
than
half
a
century
Will-
j
Bros,
since
1940.
He
was
born
in
lam
Irwin
Munro,
General
rrince
Rupert
and
was
educat-
TODAYS
STOCK'S
(Courtpof
8.
D.
iohnstcn
Co
i
tu
l
City.
ba.se
ana
live
memoers
oi
Ontario
Hostess
Club
a
service
organization.
The
other
was
Mrs.
Ruby
McLaughlin,
aged
45,
a
chaperon
and
mother
of
one
of
the
dead
girls,
Juanita
Mc-
Uly
began
to
take
fiMini'd
afloat,
time
In
Prince
Rupert
starting
tonight
when
he
will
attend
the
monthly
dinner
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
speak
briefly
later
i
ouytri
iiu.eimciiw
j.
iouoiwi
i
tu
in
city
outinjia.
fancouvet
Bayonne
.-....
Ition,
Canadian
National
Rail
!
Surviving
are
his
wife,
now
In
.05Vi
ways,
retires
today
to
private
life.
1
Vancouver,
his
mother,
two
sis-
Chinese
Communists
Seize
For
the
time
being,
Mr:
and
Mrs
ters,
Olga
and
Myrtle
and
two
Bralorne
-
9Ai
meeting
with
the
Prince
Rupert
Luughlin.
18.
04
'
Munro
will
continue
to
reside
in
brothers,
Norman
and
Rein-
:xk
this
morning,
'.y.
die
finaiy
san
Iisid.
Her
crew
t
aboard
the
In-a
as
Injuted.
S
rfsultnd
In
(he
employment
advisory
commit-'
toe
and
local
employers.
Other
Tvo
American
reighters
B.
R.
Con
:
B.
R.
X.
Cariboo
Quarjz
"
Congress
.?
.06'2
Winnipeg.
1
holdt,
all
of
Prince
Rupert.
115
-1
-
Box".ln.AI?en.todfnUHwvln.'rr
Mnr.-Stber
and
Olga
left
Vj:.
.04Vi
1834,
Mr.
Munro
was
brought
air
today
for
Vancouver.
The
THL
WLATHLR
speaking
dates
Include
the
Gyro
T.wint
a...
funeral
will
take
place
in
Van
west
t
an
early
age
and
when
SHANGHAI
(CD-Shippinn
officials
received
i
,i.,
in.,f
tni?ir)
Ampriran
freighters
1'H
jRMtrhcd
to
couver
Wednesday.
(Continueor
.-a
page
4)
Synopsis
active
Pacific
storm
has
Club
Wednesday
and
the
ury
Club
Thursday.
u.s"konW
An
:rik
thus
niorn-w
Cipt..
Harry
rnM
and
Ma:.
TSZmSSZ
;iad
been
taken
to
a
Chinese
naval
base
by
armed
lng
the
past
12
hours,
cloudi-1
Nationalist
patrol
vessels.
JrlnTS
A
message,
later
confirmed
in
official
Canton
BADLY
HIT
acr.kma'ion
on
piTTKnn
Bfi
(fTl,e
first
tnt
rain
will
occur
In
most
of
rmarters.
said
that
the
JSDI'ancllsen
Allies
rijuig
xii-
double-barreled
steel
and
coul
the.-e
areas
this
afternoon
and
!
fc,)t!nflent
and
Flying
Clipper
had
been
escorted
to
...
.
.
ni.j
oo
tiio
Hutiirhnnec
moves
i
I
J
.
.
.
w
ivjilable
her"
litjlwt
It
ft,
u;
e-Iwn
and
the
Hfrivf
bat
this
CANNED
HEAT
PARTY
LEADS
TO
MURDER
IN
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
retired
locr,
William
(Cross
Haul)
Kelly
was
slain
by
a
single-bitted
axe
yesterday
and
today
police
revealed
search
of
Vancouver's
Skid
Road
for
the
slayer,
three
arrests
being
announced
latar.
The
body
of
the
63-year-od
logger,
the
head
split
open
by
an
axe,
wnlch
was
found
strlKP,
m)King
neany
our
nui-
iuiihv
nn
mon
idle
todav.
is
battering
i
eastward
across
the
province
ln
the
Chushan
on
an
archipelago
south
of
Communist-held
Shanghai,
the
major
target
of
the
Nationalist
blockade.
Hulled
States,
Sharp
frosts
occurred
sigoit
igns
ui
of
(c-a
peace
c
al-
i-
j
Okanaan.
Thompson
and
Koot-
ALLEGED
WIFE
KILLER
SUICIDE
sm
m
ihf
Rose
wd
ihr
Invcrrall.
to
Cap!,
Wright.
Tnere
were
no
though
one-fifth
of
the
coast
...I
Inlr,
111
nll-1
enay
vaneys
aurui
wic
but
increasing
cloud
cover
Hedley
Mascot
......
,;
26
Pacific
Eastern
1..
05
Pend
Oreille
..'
5.30
Pioneer
3.35
Premier
Border
03
Vz
Privateer
-
18
Reeves
McDonald
2.15
Reno
-
03
Sheep
Creek
1-20
Silbak
Premier
-36
Vananda
08
Salmon
Gold
10
Spud
Valley
06
Oils
Anglo
Canadian
4.05
A.
P.
Con
-
18
Atlantic
73
C.
&
E
..
6
25
Central
Leduc
.'
-96
Home
Oil
,.
11-50
Okalta
1-80
Pacific
Pete
2
90
Princess
28
Royal
Canadian
06
Vi
Toronto
Athona
II
Aumaque
1
Beabtie
56
Bevcourt
35
Bob
jo
15
i'strr
Price,
nertrl
VANCOUVER
0
F.
E.
Smith,
Z
-ho-W
rr-uii
,n
higher
W-workVers
.white
other
steeel
and
coul
j
W.
wd
reduce
th
,
k
remained
on
strike
for
'IUj.
George
Auck-f'hfr
man
whose
nged
75,
of
Victoria,
awaiting
irosi
wins"1'
-
pension
benefits.
southeastern
regions
and
Deciding
Election
blood-stained
nearby,
was
discovered
ln
a
small
cabin
on
Powell
Street.
The
floor
was
covered
with
blood.
There
is
said
to
have
been
'
nvaiiable.
lie
had
f!
on.
Labor's
twin
pension
dispute
Kootenavs.
Strong
winds
trial
for
the
murder
of
his
75-year-old
wife,
Sarah
Smith.
Smith,
hanged
himself
in
an
Okalla
Prison
Farm
cell
today,
with
Industry
is
costing
the
"a-J
'
Which
have
been
general
in
the
tion
millions
in
wages
and
exposP(i
waters
of
the
Queen
profits.
Business,
too,
Is
hurt.
1
charlottes
will
decrease
to
mod-riillllii
Murray,
president
ot
'
'erate
southweskrlies
this
af
tcr-
Tuesday,
October
4,
1949
hint
of
a
quarrel
and
it
Is
be-
H
Uigpther,
the
loliwing
a
custom
'Mi;
fishermen
fif
saiiiiiR
for
the
They
were
head-
LONDON
(l
The
Labor
gov-
an
official
reported.
It
was
his
High
12:05
19.5
feeti
Hevtxl
the
slaying
followed
a
!
eminent,
confronted
with
strong
j
;!Pcond
suicide
attempt.
the
CIO.
United
Steel
workers
oi
Low
5:50
5.3
feet
Saturday
night
'canned
heat"
18:12
6.4
feet
I
drinking
party.
Forecast
left
wins
pressure
msiae
uie,
c?
hi.v
-irtn'a
VinHv
was
found
c
t
,
'
America,
nnn
joini
u.
nr,
party
for
an
Immediate
general!
'
.'
,
J.
..,,,-
Over-
'?
(torn
Etlyo
Pass
!
United
Mine
Workers
of
Am-eiica
chieftain,
Bre
leading
La-
North
norm
Caost
Reglon-
8-
T
:.'
Flection.
Is
expected
to
decide
in
ine
coupie
wu
i
-
.
1
1
1
ament
will
in
June.
She
had
been
sirangieu.
cast
with
rain
Dceoming
ciuuuj.
-
-...
...
.w.
f...r.
(shortly
whether
Pai
lit
har's
front.
Their
demands
lor
I
'
tit
H
rZZSr,.
be
dissolved
next
mon
or
in
Buffalo
Canadian-
09
m
STOKES
The
Smiths
had
been
married
for
fifty
years.
1
Consol.
Smelters
101.00
Little
change
tlle
spring
niglit
and
Tuesday
v
ATURDAY
benefits
and
the
Industry's
refusal,
have
led
to
walk-outs
of
513.000
steel
workers
and
400,000
soft
coal
miners.
Labor
Party
managers
are
In
temperature.
.
Winds
south
filinnal
carrying
out
a
country-wide
ap-
Conwest
1-1
5
Donalda
'1
Eldona
-
63
East
Sullivan
'
3.05
erly
(25
mpht
gusty
In
the
ex
St.
Louis
i
to
the
Sir
Stafford
Crlpps
will
makea
.
r
F
.
HPhte
hdio
statement
ctatmpnt.
tomorrow
tomorrow
on
on
tne
1
..uirti.m
f4
posea
4
Murray
wants
company-paid
pensions
and
social
Insurance.
11
Bro'.klyn
New
York
0
and
decreasing
to
(15
mpni
mis
uiree-uay
..,...
.,,,
m,iMnn
He
less
and
called
I
on
devahiaUon
or
.""
Ho
says'he'll
take
nothing
,
afu,rnoon.
tonight
urlhcr
81DDAY
The
big
steel
companies
want
at
Port
iiaray
,pariia.m-.n,
"
..
j.,i
,
,aa
ril-
highs
Tuesday-
42
nnd
55.
Sandspit,
45
and
55,
7
Giant
Yellowknife
....
6.45
God's
Lake
41
Hardrock
-
28
Harrlcana
-08
Heva
12,2
Hosco
&
-
Bxchequer
lar
reserves.
-
Chancellor
of
the
Prince
Rupert
42
and
55.
1
.tH
-y
'
1,
Boston
2
'H
Pit!.,l)IH'.li
d-S
the
employees
to
contribute
something
to
support
a
pension
lrogram.
Lewis
wants
a
new
contract
for
i
his
workers
but
he
has
never
I
disclosed
to
tho
public
his
Isnecifin
demands.
K"liM
SATURDAY
Jacknife
-08"
4
Joliet
Quebec
52
Lake
Rowan
-08
Lapa.sk
a
06
V2
"I-
wriran
1
Detroit,
0
There
are
hints
that
the
fed
Washhriton
4
eral
government
may
step
Into
the
dispute
but
no
one
Is
talking
.m,.t.,n.r
1
'
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SUNDAY
1.
New
York
Some
80,000
anthracite
(hard!
Itmit.
i
eoali
diiroers
ended
two
weens
i
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In
nadwil
PpnnSVlVanla
H
St.
ImI
1
r.
and
22.000
soft
coal
diggers
trooiied
back
Into
mines
in
the
western
states.
Little
Long
Lac
61
Lynx
12
1
Madsen
Red
Lake
3.00
j
McKenzie
Red
Lake
..
.58
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
1.51
'
Moneta
40
Negus
2.14
1
Noranda
60.00
Louvicourt
Pickle
Crow
2.10
Regcourt
04
V2
San
Antonio
4.10
Senator
Rouyn
-32
:
Sherrit
Gordon
2
90
Steep
Rock
1-73
Sturgeon
River
19
Silver
Miller
42
.
8AyURDAY
lilt
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"
HMMMIIII
1
1
1
1
11
2'
Sacrameni..
1
NEW
ENVOY
WELCOMED
On
hand
to
welcome
Hubert
Guerin,
ambassador
to
Canada
h
U
arrival
Prance's
newly-appointed
chief
of
protocol
of
the
ex
in
Ottawa,
was
Howard
Measures,
ternal
affairs
department.
Here
Mr.
Measures
greets
the
t
new
rjo
Onorin
looks
on.
(C.
r.
fnowi
TITO
CHARGES
SOVIET
IIELGIIADE
Marshal
Tito
today
charged
Soviet
Russia
with
threatening
Yugoslavia
with
war.
He
said,
however,
of
the
new
125-foot
trawler-type
tp
TRAWLERS
awt
frs
Tills
Tins
is
is
an
an
'
artist's
i-.
conception
h
wartime
use
as
a
patrol
boat
for
har-
the
,
Canad
an
Navy.
dered
by
will
Unttl
use.
The
navy
hopes
it
I;!11'
Oakland
1-8.
amoassaoor
wuue
wonan.
(C.
P.
Photo)
fcnil-tinai
series
that
the
Yugoslav
Army
would
Canadian-built
trawler
for
use
off
the
east
coast
set
the
pattern
for
a
resist
to
the
last
breath.
iFffiae
Tke
(Civnc
Centre
VHIID
10ilO.Cn
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BOX
340
PHONE
477
OR
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