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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL
XXXVII,
No.
249.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
.TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
25,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
10
Hoinioirs
Divided!
mi
Fed
era
By-e
which
Red
Army
;tion
WATER
LINE
lubstantially
NEW
SCALE
OF
CHARGES
the
objective
REPAIRED
BY
Jaycees'
Future
Citizens
Day
Is
Large
Undertaking
Prince
Rupert's
first
Future
Citizens
Dav
RESIDENCE
Straight
Liberals
Retain
Four
Seats;
Lose
In
Four
Others
WEDNESDAY
jpjs
made
uu-
or
over
a
total
,
,Ppreciatd
en-upwards
were
planned
at
a
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
meeting
.,
sunnysuie
neiu
recently
at
the
Civic
Centre.
The
Droiect
rPr-
;S
,
fishing
Co.
a
Sons
William
Mott
Defeats
Elmore
Philpott
With
Tidy
Majority
in
New
Westminster
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Liberal
party
lost
three
Wednesday
Is
the
date
when
it
is
anticipated
Prince
Rupert's
water
supply
will
again
come
from
Woodsworth
Lake
by
gravity
fall
rather
than
by
pump
pressure
from
Shawat-lans
Lake
if
repairs
to
the
broken
45-inch
pipe
line
are
completed
on
schedule.
fiiv
tvn
irl
r.
ocr
TY-M1
ffilwu
r.f.
haps
the
largest
undertaken
by
the
Jaycees
to
date,
will
enable
Senior
High
School
students
to
take
over
the
city
in
all
its
business
and
administrative
functions
Cannery
-
$23
.
25
2S
25
.
10
...
5
10
...
10
..
10
seats
Monday
in
eight
federal
by-elections
the
first
line
aay
in
ueccmoer.
According
to
Alf
Worthlngton,
Party
Line
Present
New
WaU
Standard
$1.75
$2.50
Wall
Mono
2
00
Desk
Standard
2
25
2.75
Desk
Mono
2.50
Main
Line
Wall
Standard
'
2.75
3.50
Wall
Mono
3.00
Desk
Standard
3.25
3.75
Desk
Mono
3.50
BUSINESS
Party
Line
Wall
Standard
'
';
2.75
4.25
WaU
Mono
.
-
3.00
Desk
Standard
3.25
.
4
M
Desk
Mono
3.50
Main
Line
Wall
Standard
3.75
5.50
Wall
Mono
400
Desk
Standard
4-25
6.00
Desk
Mono
4-50
!trrce
by-elections
since
the
government
scored
its
over-
...e...
I
.11
.
!
11
T
nrt
t
.1.
I
committee
.
chairman,
Future
Citizens
Day
Is
not
new
to
the
ICrmn"y
8.
O.
.lrnntra
n
'Ml
said
this
morning
that
the
wneiming
victory
m
tne
June
1
general
election,
three
lengths
of
steel
pipe
which
The
Liberals
lost
Restigouche-Madawaska
in
New
Michiel
aland
Kerr.
province.
He
reports
that
cooperation
Is
offered
by
school
authorities
businessmen,
the
cler
were
Knocnea
oui;
01
posiuon
oy
Brunswick
and
Kamouraska
in
.
10
10
....
5
..
5
gy,
and,
certainly
by
the
future!
mud
slide
on
October
14
are
Quebec
t0
independent
Liberals
now
back
In
place
and
that
wa-j
Montreal-Jacques-Cartier
was
ter
will
again
be
flowing
thtough
won
by
an
independent.
'
the
main
Wednesday
morning
The
Llberals
retained
New
dependent-Liberal
ticket
and
defeated
the
official
Liberal
candidate,
Gerard
Levesque,
a
lawyer,
by
more
than
700
votes.
citizens
themselves.
The
purpose
of
the
project
is
to
give
teen-agers
a
practical
i-
I
i
i
Meanwhile,
the
combined
ci-
1
Westminster
In
British
Columbia
In
Montreal-Jacques
Cartiei
,
ty
and
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.and
Montreal-Laurier,
Montreal-
Edgar
Leduce,
Independent
ws
crew
wmcn
nas
ceen
woim.b
rcier
Me
and
Gatineau
in
Quebec.
elected
over
Sarto
Marchan::,
on
the
break;
since
last
Monday)
Liberal,
by
a
wide
margin.
,
must
caulk
the
Joints
in
the
The
Progressive-Conservatives
gained
Toronto-Greenwood.
The
standing
of
parties
in
the
Vancouver
"
Bayorinc
05
Bralurnc
10.00
B.
R,
Con
03
B.
R.
X
05
Cariboo
Quartz
,
1.37
Congress
04
Hedley
Mascot
35
Pacific
Eastern
06
Pcnd
Oreille
5.55
Pioneer
3.55
Premier
Border
03
'2
Privateer
17
Sheep
Creek
1.13
.
Eilbak
Premier
37
Vi
Taku
River
15
Vananda
09
Salmon
Gold
10
Spud
Valley
03
Oils-
line.
Before
the
water
is
allow-
j
pri
tn
Miter
t.he
cltv
mains
the'
of
Commons
is
line
will
be
flushed
out
so
that!House
now
knowledge
of
the
city"s
organization.
Sehool
authorities
hope
It
will
give
pupils
a
more
thorough
knowledge
of
civic
affairs,
social
studies
and
Outdance.
It
should
also
provide
good
essay
topics,
in
place
of,
"What
I
did
in
the
summer
holiday,"
a
student
will
be
able
to
write,
"What
City
Council
DM
.
.
.
When
I
Was
On
It."
A
feature
of
the
day
will
be
a
City
Council
meeting
executed
by
Teen-age
aldermen,
but
coached
Liberals
190
searmerw,
wnion
migm,
nave
catered
at
the
break
will
be
Monacal
-
Laurier,
formerly
represented
by
Hon.
Joseph
Jean,
Solicitor
General,
was
retained
for
the
Liberals
by
Marcel
Mon-ette.
J.
Clestin
Nadon,
retained
Oat-ineau
for
the
Liberals.
The
seat
had
ben
last
held
by
J.
Leon
Raymond
who
was
appointed
City
Approves
Telephone
Rate
Boost,
Effective
In
December
Charges
on
Standard
or
Mono-Type
Instruments
Eliminated
Under
New
Rate
Schedule
Progressive-Conservatives,
41
C.
C.
F.
13
Social
Credit
10
Independent
Liberal,
three
Indeendent,
5.
Total
262.
The
city
will
be
receiving
its
water
from
the
normal
sjurce
Wednesday
afternoon,
City
Engineer
Stewart
forecasts.
clerk
of
the
House
of
Commons
after
his
election.
by
their
adult
counterparts.
The
Use
of
the
diesel-powered
A
ulan
to
increase
telephone
rates,
which
will
NEW
WESTMINSTER
In
New
Westminster
William
5i
6
Store
,.
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10
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5
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5
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25
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Ltd
25
5
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Co.
.
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...
5
)
5
booster
pump
on
FredericK
young
aldermen
and
mayor
will
be
elected
at
the
High
School
yield
an
additional
$1,800
monthly
to
the
city
for
re
Street
to
augment
the
steun
h.
Mott,
Liberal,
55-year-old
United
States
mimoine
Dlant
at
the
outlet
to
municinal
Dolilician
since
1936
habitation
of
the
system
and,
at
the
same
time,
con
solidate
a
number
of
present
subscriber
charges
wa:
Shawatlans
Lake
has
resulted
j
scored
a
decisive
victory
over
four
Anglo
Canadian
4.60
'
Atlantic
1.00
Calmont
41
C
tt
E
7.35
Central
Lcduc
1.18
1
Home
Oil
13.00
Mercury
11
Okalta
A
2.C0
in
good
pressure
since
the
mid-(opponents.
He
will
fill
the
seat
some
time
in
November.
Students
to
fill
the
positions
of
Fire
Chief,'
radio
announcers,
newspaper
editor,
electricians,
telephone
operators,
store
clerks,
etc.,
will
be
chosen
by
the
teaching
staff
and
approveu
uy
city
council
lasv
ingnu
die
of
last
week.
The
bacK-up
made
vacant
by
Liberal
Tom
Stand
on
Mom
I
Trepared
by
the
city
treasurer's
department,
the
heseoir
at
Roosevelt
Park
has
lR(,ld.s
eicvation
to
the
senate
been
filled
for
several
days
and,
Reid
nad
nPjd
lhe
j,eat
lor
lhc
new
iscale
of
charges
was
one
of
'
barring
'
imshaps,
the
.
two
Llbcra)s
for
2q
years.
-
:
'..III
Wi
"riWilfi
"
'r
..
"
'
three
considered
by
the
aldermen
service,
not
for
the
Instrument'
puuiymg
piauts
wm
o-.v.
p-inai
ijgures
wpre
peeking
to
raise
revenue
to
re-
he
declared.
"It's
the
type
of
build
the
decrepit
telephone
sys-,
service
they
are
getting,
not
the
School
Council.
'
A
'Future
Citizen's"
Day
ba!l,
sponsored
by
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
will
terminate
the
affair.
supply
sufficient
water
until
the
Wood
worth
Lake,
pipeline
NEW
YORK.
9.
-
-President
Truman
yesterday
'
challenged
all
countries
to
agree
on
a
workable
way
to
outlaw
the
atomic
bomb
as
an
alternative
to
man's
destruction.
Speaking
against
the
back
Mott,
8689.
Elmore
Philpott,
Ind.,
6,475.
Ronald
Irvine.
C.C.F.,
5,803.
Leslie
J.
Christmas,
Prog-Con
-
is
cut
in
,
,
The
break
occurred
in
the
45-inch
main
is
connected,
to
the
Power
Company's
hydro
plant
at
Shawatlans
and
above
the
place
where
the
city's
18-inch
main
is
connected.
ground
of
Russia's
refusal
to
servative,
3,050,
Maurice
Rush,
Labor-Progressive,
640.
V
tern.
The
new.
rate
scale
will
go.
Instrument
they
arc
paiinr;
for.
Into
effect
in
December.
J
After
all,
It
is
the
cil;',
rsot'the
!
The
new
scale
reduces
from
11
subscriber
who
owns
the.
into
eight,
the
number
of
different,
strument."
types
of
telephone
Instruments!
Adoption
of
the
plan,
Alder-by
emphasizing
the
type
of
serv-
man
Black
declared,
would
aid
in
ice
given
rather
than
the
typ;
economic
operation
of
the
sys-of
telephone
Instrument
installed,
tern
by
reducing
the,
amount
of
Pacific
Pete
?
40
Princess
f..:
t.f.
....;.r.
-
38.
Royal
Canadian
07
'a
Toronto
Athona
it
Aumaque
.16
BeatUe
i.
'..it:..
.57
Bevcourt
;
.26
Bobjo
,
.:'
.".,.
15
Buffalo
Canadian
.10
Consol.
Smeltery
H
:i
101.00
:
Conwest
li.!.-.
1
12
Donalda
...
OHi
Eldona
52
East
Sullivan
4.30
Oiant
Yellowknife
6.60
come
into
the
agreement
that
the
United
States
and
other
CHURCH
HAS
BACKED
DOWN
;
Roman
Catholic
i'riests
or
Voting
was
heavy
in
most
of
the
201
polls.
The
victorious
Liberal
is
presid
o
5
5
bookkeeping
in
the
city
hall
PAKISTAN
!t
Sanson
powers
have
endorsed,
Truman
said:
To
assure
that
atomic
energy
will
be
devoted
to
man
s
welfare
and
not
his
destruction
is
a
continuing
challenge
to
au
nations
and
all
peoples."
The
President
continued:
"Ever
dered
to
Swear
Loyally
lo
Cffch
Governmct
.
5!
ent
of
the
Mott
Electric
Co.
He
was
mayor
of
the
Royal
City
for
six
years
until
he
retired
at
the
end
of
1948.
P.-C.
CRITIC
WINS
Commenting
on
the
fact
that
the
plan
he
favored
was
similar
to
one
which
the
B.
C.
Telephone
Co.
Is
making
application
to
have
For
instance,
monthly
rates
wi".
be
determined
on
whether
or
not
subscribers
receive
business
or
residential
service,
main
line
oi
party
line,
and
on
whether
or
not
they
have
desk
or
wall
AGGRESSION
fl
Cvxchoslovak-
.
5
PRAGUE
13
Catholic
bUhops
7.50
backed
down
today
on
the
bit-.
.
ter
church-state
fight
and
told
OTTAWA
a
At
a
long
widely
ranging
press
conference,
Prime
Minister
Nehru
accused
Pakistan
oi
"brutal
aggression
in
Kashmir."
Nehru
also
told
reporters:
the
priests
to
swear
loyalty
to
the
Communist-led
government
J.
M.
Macdonnell,
financial
since
the
first
atomic
weapon
critic
for
the
Progressive-Con-
was
developed
the
major
ob-servative
party
in
the
last
House
jectlve
of
United
States
policy
'
of
Commons,
successfully
con-'has
been
a
system
of
control
t:
tested
Toronto-Greenwood,
a
seat
atomic
energy
that
would
assure
which
had
aeen
neld
by
his
party
effective
prohibition
of
atomic
approved,
Mr.
Black
declared
that,
"If
it's
acceptable
in
the
rest
of
the
province,
should
be
acceptable
here."
Currently,
the
net
charge
against
the
1,052
standard
resi-(Continued
on
Page-
'it
God's
Lake
Hardrock
.
Harrlcana
Heva
Hosco
..
Jacknifc
Jollet
Quebec
Lake
Rowan
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Vi
.09
V2
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.0634
5
S
5
5
5
25
5
i
and
stay
out
of
Jail.
Rate
differences
betwren
standard
type
or
monophone
type
Instruments
will
be
eliminated.
The
plan
was
approved
aver
the
objections
of
Utilities
committee
chairman
Harry
;:.
Dag
The
Catholic
hierarchy
loiuu
fisheries
since
It
was
established
in
1S33.
1.
India
is
interester
in
wheat
and
machinery
from
jthe
priests
that
they
may
uc-(
In
Restigouche
-
Madawaska,
I
cept
their
salaries
irom
i
XT..pfV.
AmoHpa
QnH
riesifPS
Mite
and
swear
loyalty
w
me
,
TO
BOLSTER
Paul
I
.
Dube
running
as
an
In-h
technical
assistance
to
help
dependent
Liberal,
defeated
the
it.e
Pommmv
He
add-!
gett
and
Telephone
Superintendent
J.
F.
Edwards,
bcth
of
whom
government
a
move
Uicy
had1,
weapons
and
at
the
same
time
would
promote
peaceful
use
of
atomic
energy
by
all
nations.
'
Truman
spoke
at
the
laying
o:
the
cornerstone
of
the
Secrstar-iat
Building
at
permanent
Unite
J
Nations
headquarters
on
the
.J.
,a
tm
,
official
Liberal
J.Albert
Pichette,
5
..
5
5
5
.
5
5
argued
that
the
differential
be
fought
so
bitterly
in
recent
weeks.
UP
SHIPPING
tween
standard
and
monotype
phones
should
be
retained
more
than
20
rotes.
can
afford."
,
In
Kamouraska,
Arthur
Masse
2.
On
tiie
wnole,
such
"bitter-
oro
o,o
nmnnw
i.hfi
forestry
engineer,
ran
on
an
In-
Three
hundred
priests
have
teen
reported
arrested.
OTTAWA
Wi
The
government
Porbes
fourth
anniversary
of
the
United
Bottlers
Mr.
Edwards
argued
Uiat
with
the
same
charges
lor
both
In
is
considering
ways
and
means
of
helpinit
Canada's
sagging
Nations.
5
5
Lapaska
06
'
Little
Long
Lac
63
Lynx
12
Madsen
Red
Lake
3.20
McKenzie
Red
Lake
68
McLeod
Cockshutt
1.54
Moneta
36
Negus
2.25
Noranda
62.50
Pickle
Crow
2.07
,
Louvicourt
...
17
Regcourt
47
San
Antonio
,
...
4.10
Senator
Rouyn
37
Sherrlt
Gordon
2.52
Indian
people
as
a
result
of
the
long
years
of
British
rule
in
India
has
disappeared.
There
was
shipping
Industry
but
the
poli
struments,
there
would
lw
a
rush
on
the
part
of
subscribers
to
ov
Vancouver
Is
25
10
.
5
.
5
..
5
cy
Is
not
expected
to
take
shape
for
at
least
several
months.
Transport
Minister
Lionel
Chevrier
told
the
House
of
no
reason
why
there
should
be
any
change
in
India's
connection
with,
the
Commonwealth
George
Frizzell
Nears
90
Mark
Many
happy
returns
to
one
of
Prince
Rupert's
best
known
and
highly
esteemed
pioneers
George
J.
Frizzell.
now
aged
89,
a
good
half
of
whose
life's
when
India
becomes
a
Repub
rvimmnns
last
nlaht
that
a
taln
the
mere
modern
lns.ni-
mcnts
and
that
the
teiepnnc
system
was
in
no
position
to
supply
them
at
present.
Finance
chairman
Alderman
T
B.
Black
led
the
movement
in
favor
of
the
plan
which
lumped
5
5
number
of
plans
are
being
coa
lic
in
three
months.
Nehru
said
he
was
willing
to
visit
Russia
if
Premier
Stalin
sldered
on
how
to
bolster
up
the
vital
shipping
industry."
"I
wish
I
could
say
what
Steep
Rock
2.06
Sturgeon
River
.19
Silver
Miller
54
invited
him
but
he
said
India
monophones
and
standard
:r"
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category
i
thase
plans
are
but
I
do
not.
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Fogged
Down
VANCOUVER
B
Fog
blank-
,
ebed
,
the
British
Columbian
mainland
today,
hampering
highway
traffic
and
sea
and
sir
travel.
Five
persons
were
injured
when
two
buses
collided
on
suburban
Sea
Island
and
dense
fog
sent
the
Panamanian
freighter
Ionian
Leader
ashore
nhones
in
the
same
uons
out
rauier
ue
jiicnuijr
i
i
THE
W
LATHER
think
it
is
in
the
public
interest
to
do
so,"
he
said.
'strictly
for
business
reasons."
"Our
subscribers
are
paying
for
with
all.
-
WW
'iibr
;!1'Ud.
Synopsis
Dense
fog
which
covered
the
span
has
been
spent
in
and
around
Prince
Rupert.
Enjoying
what
his
son,
Douglas,
described
today
as
perfect
health,
Mr.
Frizzell
Is
still
at
his
summer
home
at
the
Skeena
River
Hos
Springs.
His
son,
Douglas,
and
daughter
Laura
Mitchell,
left
this
afternoon
for
the
Hot
Springs
to
help
him
celebrate
the
day.
Mrs.
Frizzell
jr.
and
Mr.
Mitchell,
also
went
along,
driving
up
the
highway
to
the
point
where
they
cross
the
river
for
the
springs.
L':
-k
in
t
in
the
Fraser
River
near
New
ill
.
Westminster.
'
lick..
southern
British
Columbia
coast
this
morning
will
dissipate
this
afternoon
but
reform
again
this
evening.
Cloudy
skies
are
expected
over
the
southern
coast
tomorrow.
Intermittent
rain
will
persist
over
the
north
coast
to-
itot
L.Fclsent.tv.1
'SCo.UH
LOCAL
TIDES
High
4:31
18.7
feet
16:08
20.6
feet
Low
10:08
9.1
feet
23:00
4.4
feet
'day
and
tomorrow
with
strong
southerly
winds
developing
to
:
i
j
10
10
10
night
in
advance
of
a
storm
mov
ing
off
the
Pacific.
Variable
cloudiness
is
expected
over
the
HONORED
BY
SHRINE-O.
A.
Bcrner,
Noble
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club,
now
visiting
in
Eastern
Canada,
has
been
presented
with
an
hon-ary
life
membership
In
Aahmes
Shrine
Temple
of
Oakland,
California,
in
appreciation
of
hospitality
shown
to
Oakland
Shriners
on
two
visits
here
last
summer,
in
awarding
Mr.
-.
5'
5
5
;"r
Ltd.
"
interior.
.
Forecast
a
North
Coast
Region
Intermit
tent
rain
today
and
tomorrow.
'ir
'.-
Donna
Grescoe
VIOLINIST
Sponsored
by
the
Business
and
Professional
Women's
Club
CIVIC
CENTRE,
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
28,
1949
8.30
P.M.
TICKETS:
$1.50,
$1.25.
$1
and
50c
(Tax
Included)
at
Civic
Centre
and
Business
and
Professional
members
Little
change
in
temperas-e
5
Winds,
southerly
(15
mph)
todav,
increasing
to
southeast
.35-
after
midnight.
Becoming
west
(25)
to-
and
water,
the
640-foot
Coverdale
hits
the
SHE
GOES-Almost
half
-hidden
by
spray
wJef
THERE
at
Midland,
Ont.
to
Join
the
grain
and
ore
carrying
fleet
of
Canada
wtei
to
in
a
a
side
side
launching
launcn
B
Coverdale,
former
C.
S.
L.
presi-
15
10
.
5
.
5
..
5
."!
R
ill!
P
Lows
tonight
morrow
morning.
Berner
the
Honorary
life
membership,
The
Oakland
Shriners
expressed
their
pleasure
at
the
delight!
ul
hospitality
In
which
Mr.
Benu
r
played
an
outstanding
part
among
the
hwt
group
ur
Pore
unri
hiirhs
tomorrow
at
LTSSiraadto
sister
ship,
the
Hochelaga,
ar
the
largest
Canadian
Hardy,
Sandsplt
and
Prince
Rupert,
46
and
52.
..
5
ships
on
the
lakes.
.
J3t
.
.
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