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Pacific
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Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
PHOHE
81
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
191.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
16,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
mericans
amid
British!
Aire
Leavisn
1SKERY
ON
NORTH
COAST
H;
llASitAiUN
FKUUKtWtt
r
t,,nfj
m
;ison
off
the
Oueen
Charlotte
1.
.
-
ill
a
1
rlmiKtfiil"
a
thmirrh
hnn
-
Big
Oil
Companies
Are
Pulling'-
Out
Of
Capital
CANTON
(CP)
Big
United
States
and
British
oil
companies
are
pulling
out
of
Canton
today
in
the
face
of
the
Communist
drive
for
this
refugee
capital
of
Nationalist
China.
Other
foreign
firms
are
leaving
too.
All
transportation
facilities
to
Hong
Kong
are
booked
solid.
.
year
appears
,m,.tit
h:is
not
entirely
vanished,
accord-
ln.r'1
ilMr"!!
v'avY7!
x
Wr
,
.W.i
"
.
sd
Kitimaat,
which
is
in
port
m
the
ifjx,
-
iljIjLC
IS
una
patrol.
j
jrTUa--
-
-1
'
iwlr-l
Mr
r
r
i
great
depth
of
f--'"
:
-
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-
1
Tiiuchmcs
ot
rii
surrounaea
oy
SEES
I'NCLE
JOE
MOSCOW
The
new
ambassador
from
the
I'nilcd
States
to
Russia,
Allan
G.
Kirk,
was
received
for
three-quarters
of
an
hour
by
Premier
Joseph
Stalin
at
the
Kremlin.
It
was
described
as
a
"courtesy
visit"
ar,i
Kirk
said
afterwards
that
there
had
been
a
"pleasant"
discussion
of
general
subjects.
Andrei
Vishinsky,
Soviet
foreign
commissar,
was,
also
present.
C.
G'inriniiiti
of
water.
ih;it
failure
nf
The
Kitimaat
will
sail
Wcd-
par
off
Hie
Islands
ncsday
on
the
southbound
leg
may
mean
that,
of
her
cruise.
She
will
continue
..
,.mmr'rri:i!
ru-
hr
l.hrire-riallv
hrnndrnntji
ti
New
Gov't
For
Syria
DAMASCUS,
Syria
ff
Col.
The
action
by
the
foreign
companies
came
as
Communisu
closed
In
on
Foochow,
southeastern
China
port
In
Fukien
Province,
and
the
Nationalists
claimed
limited
success
bn
the
approaches
to
Canton.
Official
reports
say
that
Foochow,
430
air
miles
northeast
of
Canton,
has
been
cut
off
except
by
the
sea.
The
Reds
are
less
nrih,
but
tli'-y
do
lishing
boats;
describing
her
po-
i
..
-
v
'
'
'
.
-
v
'
l-
-
:
f-
I
-
cp
it
fniin
ly.
J
sltlon
and
water
and
weather
cruisf
of
tho
Kill-
conditions.
Kan
at
Victoria
,
is
the
second
las'.
LANDING
GEAR
JAMMED
Sami
Hennawi,
who
yesterday
seized
control
of
the
government
of
Syria
in
a
military
coup
Cupl
Earn.-.liav;
than
twenty
miles
away
,on
the
NO
INQUEST
BEING
HELD
i)
one
will
curry
SCAN
ANGRY
WATERS
Practically
the
entire
population
of
Inverness,
N.S.,
a
small
mining
town
on
western
Cape
Breton
turned
out
to
search
for
the
bodies
if
four
people
drowned
in
choppy
seas
Wednesday
night.
Tlie
tragedy
took
place
after
a
40-man
chain,
attempting
to
save
the
victims,
was
broken
by
the
force
of
the
waves.
Ten
persons
were
swept
out
to
fea
and
later
thrown
up
on
the
bcaeli
slightly
injured.
Here
a
group
of
Inverness
residents
scan
the
ocean
for
bodies
of
the
men
who
were
swe
pt
out
to
sea
by
a
strong
undertow.
(CP.
Photo)
southwest
and
are
no
.mere
nbT.
t..
.i
which
was
climaxed
by
the
death
of
the
President
and
Premier
before
a
firing
squad,
than
25
miles
elsewhere.
,y
voyiiKr
io
n-
Official
dispatches
said
yes
to
locate
tuna.
There
will
oe
no
Inquest
into
tlie
death
of
Vta
Johnson,
aklp-
terday
that
the
Reds
had
swung
srlfitillic
dita
on
TORONTO
After
its
mreh-anical
landing
gear
had
failed,
the
new
Canadian
jet
transport
plane
had
to
circle
for
three
hours
in
the
air
over
Malton
airport
today
and
finally
the
gear
was
operated
manually.
One
of
the
reasons
for
the
plane
slayin;
up
was
of
fire
from
a
passible
crash.
However,
it
was
brought
down
safely.
J
said
a
new
and
democratic
regime
would
be
set
up
In
Syria.
President
Husnl
Zavim.
who
to
the
west
of
Kanhsien,
215
td
condiiioi'a
I"
THE
WbATHER
'
PAKISTAN
JOINS
per
of
tun
sclncbuat
Uunil
III,
who
was
shot
to
death
In
his
miles
northwest
of
Canton,
and
f
tuna
anp-
ar
and
had
begun
an
assault
on
Nan
had
seized
power
March
30,
and
Tins
data
is
Ivhm
'
boat
on
the
local
waterfront
night.
Tlie
prelimin
Dependent
On
United
States
king,
20
mtle
southwest,
of
Ki-
J.
PaiHo.
a
hiolo-1
Saturday
Premier
Muhsen
Bel
Berazi
had
been
executed
at
dawn
ty
a
fir
angsl,
provincial
capital,
Whicn
(synopsis)
STERLING
AREA
The
western
section
of
Brlt-r
LONDON
Pakistan
becomes
if
h
.
Columbia
continues
under
full
member
of
the
sterling
the
influence
of
cool
moi-.t
atr"r
uIt
a
ne-w-
Anglo-Pakls-fmm
tan
anclal
details
th
PpHtir
Thorp
.S
no'
agreement
was
abandoned
by
the
govern
ing
squad
after
a
brief
trial
be
ment
last
week.
fore
senior
army
officers.
of
which
were
officially
re-
A
series
of
communiques
did
ary
hearing
of
deceased's
brother,
Earl
Johnson,
charged
with
murder
will
proceed
Thurs-
j
day
before
Magistrate
W.
D.J
Vance
In
city
police
court.
j
At
the
suggestion
yesterday,
of
T.
W.
Brown,
crown
counsel,'
Attorney
General
Oordon
Wls-j
indication
this
morning
that
not
specify
the
charges
which
Canadian
Arts
and
Science
Being
Financed
This
Way
Commission
Told
the
end
of
this
unseasonable.'5
"ere
loaav-weather
Is
in
sight.
The
south-
-
had
been
laid
against
the
two
Arms
Bill
but
called
them
traitors,
tyrants
ern
interior
Is
expected
to
have
'
;,r)owcrs
today.
Little
change
ini
Pacific
Biological
1
mo.
who
Is
aboard
'
nl
time,
tuna
aie
k?
wt-st
coast
of
.
jlid
between
t'ap.
:
Cj(
Cook.
About
i
fUiing
in
thu'
'jug
E'lfid
catches.
t
ran
W
miles
ty
tliPti
fiaralleled
t
Island
foast
'it)
rf
Tlie
heaviest
0
fish
was
found
OTTAWA
6omc
Caiadlr.ri
and
dictators.
,
sunny
weather
today.
However
temperature.
Lows
tonight
Col.
Kennawl,
former
fellow-
cultural
research
has
bier,
made
possible
only
through
Tinaneiai
tby
tomorrow
even
this
region
and
highs
tomorrow
at
,
Port
is
expected
to
have
cloudy
and
Hardy,
50
and
58;
Massctt
and
IF
aces
Test
CANNOT
RETVRN
HOME
TOKYO
General
Douglas
;
MacArthur
repeated,
today
that
It
was
impossible
for
hitn
to
return
home
to
the
United
Slates
to
testify
on
the
Chinese
situation.
lie
elated
the
warmth
of
the
invitation
to
go
to
Washington,
he
said,
but
a
sense
.
of
duty
impelled
'him
to
remain
in
Japan
at
this
critical
time.
officer
of
Awyim,
met
with
aid
from
the
United
State
v
th
considerably
cooler
weather
mer
ordered
that
the
Inquest
be
dispensed
with
In
view
of
the
preliminary
trial
which
will
covnf
tlw
same
evidence
pertaining
to
the
circumstances
of
Johnson's
death.
Prince
Rupert,
bo
and
flZ.
at,
y
;
,.-
group
of
politicians
and
aslcedj
Royal
Commission
of
Artj
ardl
.
,t
Hi:em
Bey
Auassi,
lormer
Sclenee
development
was
una
amovylu,
There
was
a
House
Appives
But
Senate
Is
Freparing
t
Clip
Truman
Measure
presiaeuiL-
i
viw
repwin,
w
lorm
a
new
cabinet.
He
accepted
the
request
and
Immed
today..
.
..
.,
.-,,
-.
.,
,
....
-1
.
timih
Co6-RitHViCudy
g"teral
h-i
of
Sc
to
Win
(Continued
on
Page
4)
today
.and
Wednesday.
A
few
prices
here
yesterday.
WASHINGTON
t.
C.
ffi
Ad
iately
began
consultations.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Oourteny
8.
D
Jotniton
Co.
ttd.)
t.Wan
Ioiril
V
fish
p'jhiUi
ion
mtving
up
th"
Earnshaw
said,
m
we
believe
that
Humming
Bird
and
Personnel
at
Klemtu
ministration
acceptance
was
forecast
today
for
some
of
a
series
of
amendments
offered
by
Senators
Arthur
Vanden-berg
and
John
Foster
Dulles
to
the
$1,450,000,000
foreign
arms
DAVIS
CUP
TEAM
ear
oft
thi
Queen
r."
FOR
U.S.
NAMED
nt
time.
Iiowevrr.
i'p:,
off
the
v
est.
Vancouver
Baynnnc
',
.05
la
Bralornc
10.25
B.
R.
Con
-03
B
R.
X
07
Cariboo
Quartz
1
12
Congress
Hedlye
Mascot
-23
Pioneer
3.25
RYE,
New
York
W
The
Unit
PASSING
OF
AUTHORESS
COBBLER'S
DEATH
'PROVES
MYSTERY
endeavouring
to
make
the
vesse.
fast.
A
ikiff
had
been
launch
ed.
It
was
In
this
that
fhey
made
shore,
taking
nothing
with
them
from
the
sunken
vessel
arlotUs
arc
"vet
v
ed
States
yesterday
picked
Its
four-man
Davis
Cup
team
to
J'iw
not
suitable
c"?fend
the
International
ten
Boat
and
Her
Crew
Safe
Troller
Humming
Bird
Towed
to
Klemtu
Cannery
Captain
Julius
Bart
and
Reg.
Frost
were
safe
at
Klemtu
Cannery
today
after
Bart's
nis
trophy
against
the
Austral
i
H'Nipprature
we
They
had
thrown
$1000
of
fish
ATLANTA,
'
Georgia
tf
Mar-'
ST.
CATHARINE'S,
Ont.
overboard
in
the
effort
to
light-
garet
Mitchell,
famed
author
of
n
ar
Dj
mystery
today
sur-
Premier
Border
MVi
'S
(letter,
(
Hin
ian
squad
which
showed
Its
inuftl.
The
lowest
muscles
by
completing
a
5
to
nothing
sweep
over
the
Italians
program.
Before
the
combined
Senate
foreign
relations
and
armed
srvices
committee
met
to
begin
work
in
writing
the
measure,'
an
administration
spoksman
told
a
reporter
that
he
thinks
soma
compromises
will
have
;
to
be
made
In
order
to
get
the
bill
out
speedily.
.
-
.
By
a
vote
of
14
to
5
the
Houss
of
Representatives
foreign
affairs
committee
last
night
approved
the
bill
carrying
the
full
total.
Vandenberg
and
Dullejf
propose
that
the
Senate
slice
;$169.-990,000
off
the
total,
principally
en
the
ship.
"Ckne
With
the
wind."
aied
to-
The
couple
lit
a
fire
on
the
day
following
a
serious
relapse,
beach
to
attract
attention
and
The
43-year-old
Pulitzer
Prize
at
430
a.m.
a
Nelson
Bros.
Fish-
winner
became
unconscious
rounded
the
police
Investigation
of
the
death
of
a
man
whose
badly
decomposed
body
was
found
under
the
cement
floor
in
the
inter-zonal
final.
The
American
line-up
in
the
i
challenge
round
at
Forest
Hills
Privateer
-21
Reeves
McDonald
2.28
Reno
0
Sheep
Creek
1-1
Sllbak
Premier
-37
Vananda
15
Salmon
Gold
12
Oils
Anglo
Canadian
3.30
I
Cook
on
Van-1
anrl
t'ape
St.
'""""fly
lip
of
the
water
tem.
'
proRre.wvely
of
a
patent
medicine
store.
The
Auf,ust
26-28
Is
to
be
Richard
beam
trawler
Humming
Bird
had
cries
scout
boat
Senepa,
Capt.
earlier
in
the
day
and
her
been
towed
there
from
Laredo
William
Tocher,
came
along,
physician
described
her
condi-Island
where
It
had
run
on
a
Peg.
Frost
was
sent
into
Kiem-
niin
then
as
"extremely
critl-reef
and
appeared
at
first
to'tu
to
get
aid
and
Bart,
with
cal
,
body
was
discovered
late
yesterday
and
neighbors
said
they
(Pancho)
Gonzales
of
Los
An-gees,
United
States
singles
champion;
Ted
Schroeder,
La
id
were
certain
It
was
that
of
John
,
wa,er
l)e(i
up
to
have
been
abandoned.
Word
of
the
safety
of
boat
meagre
food
supplies,
oeciueu
Thg
auUlorPSS
ha(i
recelv?d
a
to
stand
by.
Friday
afternoon
frature(i
skull(
fractred
peivl-.
the
J.
H.
Todd
&
Co.
cannery
cMv,io
internal
Inim-ies
A.
P.
Con
17
Crescenta,
California,
Wimble
'stMt
no
tuiiii
w,.rP
it
area.
.66
.31
5.00
10.00
don
titleholder;
Bill
Talbert,
New
York,
nd
Gardner
Mul-loy
of
Coral
Gables,
Florida.
United
States
doublts
Atlantic
...
Calmont
..
C.
Si
E
Home
OH
through
cutting
out
$155,000,-000
aid
to
western
European
countries
to
get
their
owfc
arms
production
going.
and
crew
at
Klemtu
was
received
)ender
A,beru
o.
arrived
at
the
'
ft
caf
on
Tnurs.
at
divisional
headquarters
of
gccne
of
the
stranding
and,
by
cross
the
the
provincial
police
in
Prince
use
of
cedar
logs,
succeeded
in
$
husband
Rupert
this
morning
in
a
mes-
rf
floating
the
Humming
Bird.
sage
from
the
P.M.L.
15
which
M
,230
midnight
Monday
-the,
fc
Sanborski,
50-year-old
Russian-born
shoe
repair
man,
who
disappeared
July
18.
After
discovery
of
the
body
police
posted
guards
around
the
building
and
ordered
residents
of
the
area
not
to
dis
wt
made
a
dis-1r"i!raphie.
Impnrt-ruishiR
over
Ilodp.
"t,
120
miles
we-it-1
LaiiRara
Island.
:lP'h
finder
charted
Mercury
09
Pacific
Pete
2.38
Trincess
-19
7
S
hoen
disnatched
there'
on
..tm
rearhed
Klemtu.
30
miles
b""s
had
i
temporary
-
repairs
to
the
Hum-
Royal
Canadian
.uovaiBunnay
aiwr
wore
nau
oeen
it-
irom
me
scene
01
u.r
aM..u...B.
,,,.
H..H
nrob-
it
51
f...i..
.
Q
..V.
Tim
Hnmminz
Bird
was
in
-
lauinnn
in
a
of
an
apparent
ceived
here
I
ably
bring
her
into
Prince
Ru
cuss
the
case.
Uw
cliart
showed
ATTACKER
OF
GIRL
SOUGHT
Police
are
continuing
the
cunken
condition.
.,.na
hnf.
nr
111
effee.ts."
pert
for
permanent
overhaul
BODY
IS
TAKEN
-FROM
HARBOR
.
Members
of
the
crew
of
the
cieielict.
The
Humming
Bird,
which
had
it
is
a
!KHins
Seamount
'
on
Hie
sea
floor
.
.
;
nn
thp'inns
Tliere
is
no
insurance.
Toronto
Athona
13
Aumaque
17
Beattie
63
Bevcourt
-26
Bobjo
15
search
for
a
moron
who
crim
(Uonunuea
on
t-age
a
sunk,
was
raised
by
the
J.H.
Todd,
distance
telpphone.
He
said
he
&
Son
cannery
boat
Alberta
G.
and
broueht
In
to
Klemtu.
The
I
seiner
Wortham
T.,
from
which
'
Christopher
Matthews,
native
Not
Polio
After
All
fisherman
from
Masset
was
be
Alberta
O
was
In
charge
of
Charles
and
John
Bunn.
inally
assaulted
a
13-year
old
Indian
girl
at
Port
Edward
on
Saturday.
The
girl
was
commencing
to
regain
consciousness
yesterday
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
where
she
has
teen
a
patient
since
she
was
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lieved
to
have
fallen
overboari
last
week,
recovered
the
body
by
means
of
dragging
operations
late
yesterday
afternoon.
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found
unconscious
after
the
attack.
Police
say
that,
evidently,
Grappling
hooks
brought
the
body
out
of
the
water
from
below
where
the
vessel
was
moored
at
the
Cow
Bay
floats;
Con
an
attempt
had
been
made
to
I
NEW
HAVEN,
Connecticult
D
Yale
scientists
today
expressed
the
belief
that
a
large
number
of
cases
which
had
been
diog-nosed
as
poliomyelitis
may
actually
be
attributed
to
a
new
and
apparently
non
-
crippling
choke
the
girl.
Constable
H.
E.
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Ik
1
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t
I1
fARNIVAL
Medly
is
In
charge
of
the
in
vestigation.
stables
CT.
Redhead
and
F.
R.
Gibson
of
the
city
police
took
charge
of
the
remains
and
de
Julius
Bart,
ownei
and
skipper
of
the
Humming
Bird,
told
the
Daily
News
by
long
distance
from
Klemtu
this
afternoon
that
the
Humming
Bird,
Inbound
from
the
"Horseshoe'"
in
Hecate
Straits
with
14,00(1
pounds
of
fish,
consisting
mostly
of
ling
cod,
piled
up
on
a
Laredo
Island
reef
while
running
up
Laredo
ChaiMvl
at
10:30
last
Wednesday
morning.
"We
were
overtired
and
misralculztcd
our
position,"
he
said.
P'"i
Jnylar
1
Train.
Hosco
18
Jacknfie
00
Joiiet
Quebec
-4714
Lake
Rowan
08
Lapa.ska
0(5
Little
Long
Lac
57
virus.
1
The
existence
of
the
virus
was
first
reported
by
the
New
York
State
Department
of
Health
and
confirmed
by
Yale
research
workers
after
a
year's
study.
It
was
isolated
during
last
summer's
outbreak
of
polio
in
south-
7
-Pet
Show.
'V
'-.
x
.
13U
Lynx
livered
them
to
the
B.
O.
Undertakers
An
inquest
will
be
held
'
Alarm
for
the
32-year-old
Matthews'
safety
was
felt
at
the
week-end
by
his
fellow
crer;
members
and
dragging
operations
were
begun
Monday
morning.
The
body
was
recovered
about
3
p.m.
.
.
Wednesday,
August
17,
1949
High
7:06
14.4
feet
.
j
i
m
mm.
19:03
17.9
feet
The
tide
was
high
and,
ns
It
Low
1:09
7.9
feet
12:34
9.9
feet
1,11
U.m.
fell
the
Humming
Bird
dropped
.
'
'em
New.
England,
North
Caro-
HEADS
CANADIAN
DELEGATION
Dr.
H.
L.
Keenleyslde,
left,
hlna
and
Texas.
deDiitv
minister
of
mines
and
resources,
and
Dr.
G.
S.
H.
Barton,
.1
The
origin
of
the
virus
Is
still
..
-f
.init.rp.
are
chairman
and
vice-chairman
on
to
a
lower
Mitu
o-
'j
Deceased
was
a
crew
member
of
the
Francis
Millerd
seineboat
only
the
bow
remaining
m
signi.,
,
unknown
and
the
means
of
Madsen
Red
Lake
3.00
McKeniie
Red
Lake
50',;
MceLod
Cockshutt
....
107
Moncta
43
Negus
2.38
Noranda
57.25
Louvlcourt
14
Pickle
Crow
2.13
Regcourt
05
V4-
San
Antonio
4.30
Senator
Rouyn,
39
Sherrit
Gordon
2.45
Steep
Rock
169
Sturgeon
River
.20
Silver
Miller
38
which
was
moored
at
the
Cow
"y
Door
Priz
ze
.transmission
obscure.
However,
Yale
scientists
report
that
all
TODAY'S
BASEBALL
ROOSEVELT
PARK
6:30
PJVI.
SAVOY
HOTEL
vs.
COMMERCIAL
HOTEL
I
Bay
floats
during
the
week-end
closed
period.
i
He
was
the
son
of
Mr.
and
respectively
of
Canada's
delegation
to
a
United
Nations
discussion
o.i
prcblcs
developing
the
world's
natural
resources,
Nations'
Scientific
Conference
on
The
meeting,
wlled
Ub
Unittd
the
Coiiseivation
and
Utilization,
of
Resources,
will
be
a
three-week
session
at
Lake
Success,
commencing
tomorrow.
Dr.
Keenleyslde,
nu
stranger
in
Prince
Rupert,
will
preside
over
one
of
the
plenary
sessions..
.
infected
persons
who
have
come
to
their
attention
have
recov
even
the
pilot
house
suDn.erc-ing.
The
vessel
slipped
suddenly
into
deeper
water
and
Ban
was
thrown
into
the
sea
but
scrambled
ashore.
His
companion,
Reg.
Frost
of
Sanspit,
was
by
this
time
on
the
reef,
1
P
Iran
n
aiiy
Mrs.
William
Matthews
of
.
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7
...
.
ered
with
no
harmful
after
effects.
u.nw
a.