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Published
at
Canada'g
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
PHONE
81
VOL.
XXXVOL.
211.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER
9,
1949.
.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
linicipalifeies
Not
Linmitimi
T
cDKDS
British
Army
Men
Here
Rupert
Resolutions
Are
Thrown
Out;
Daylight
Saving
Vote
Favored
FINANCING
OF
OIL
LINE
,
VANCOUVER-Plans
to
raise
the
$90,000,000
required
to
construct
Its
1,150-mile
pipe
line
from
Edmonton
to
Superior,
Wisconsin,
were
announced
yesterday
by
Intcrprovincial
Pipe
CANADIAN
RAIL
UNIONS
LAGGING
Calgary
O
W.
P.
Kennedy
of
Cleveland,
president
of
the
Brotherhood
of
Railroad
Trainmen,
said
last
night
that
the
railroad
unions
were
lagging
behind
other
labor
unions
In
apply
Berserk
Man
Threatens
To
Explode
Powder
Stores
At
Watson
Island
Two
constables
were
dispatched
from
the
city
police
office
at
noon
today
in
response
to
a
call
from
Port
Edward
that"
an
employee
in
charge
of
blasting
powder
stores
had,
gone
violently
insane
and
was
threatening
to
explode
the
magazine.
Constables
Gordon
Simons
and
Jack
White
joined
Months
in
North
Wilds
ing
Imperial
war
veterans
two
of
them
is
and
the
third
just
out
of
the
famous
-hlanders
are
in
Prince
Rupert
for
a
i-spending
three
months
in
the
Bowser
nick
of
Stewart,
on
a
"combined
opcra-e
topographical
surveys,
taking
photo-
ing
for
the
forty-hour
week.
He
Dr.
O.
B.
Hopkins,
president.
said
that,
subject
to
permission
'
Constables
Jolin
Medley
and
being
obtained
from
the
Board
raid
that
his
Union,
which
ha
206.000
members
In
Canada
and
the
United
States
will
apply
for
a
40-liour
week
for
yardmen
among
20,000
Brotherhood
members
in
Canada.
He
told
200
Doug
Westover
of
Port
Edward
in
an
effort
to
induce
the
man
i
.
graphs
and
collecting
plants-
rtr
not
as
a
government
under
of
Transport
Commissioners
U.
construct
the
Regina
-
Gretnti
to
leave
the
magazine
peacefully
iKlir
taking
but
as
a
private
enter-
section
of
the
pipe
line,
the
com
.Tvrvr-i
prise
and
more
especially
a
holi-
VICTORIA
(CP)
The
Union
of
British
Columbia
Municipalities
contention
delegates
here
will
not
ask
for
legislation
allowing
the
miinicipalites
to
limit
the
number
of
taxis
in
operation.
Prince
Rupert
delegates
asked,
that
this
course
be
taken
on
the
grounds
that
'
fly-by-night"
taxi
cabs
operate
on
their
streets
at
the
close
of
fishing
seasons
when
1948,
was
also
defeated,
there
was
a
lot
of
money
around.
Tlie
delegates,
however,
en-
"And,"
said
Mayor
Arnold,
"they
dorsed
a
Prince
Rupert
resolu-
seem
to
do
a
lot
of
bootlegging."
tion
calling
on
the
provinciol
Convention
delegates
felt,
how-
government
to
take
a
plebiscite
eer,
that
limiting
the
number
of
on
daylight
saving
time.
Mrs.
taxis
operating
In
any
muriicl-
Arnold
told
the
convention
that
pality
would
muzzle
free
enter-
grave
accidents
had
occurred
pany
proposes
to
issue
in
the
BAUUH
May-
According
to
Uie
police
report
delegates
attending
a
two-day
the
powder
magazine
belongs
tot
convention
of
Canadian
mem-
Inspiration
of
the
expedition
'near
fulure-
$72,000,000
of
3V2
Campbell
and
Bennett
Con-
bers
that
working
conditions
REPORTS
ON
CONVENTION
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
In
Monthly
Session
TERRACE
Several
matters
of
business
were
disposed
of
on
Wednesday
night
at
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Trade
which
was
held
In
the
dining
strurtioii
Co.
which
is
clearing
of
the
Dominion's
railroad
men
the
right-of-way
for
a
pipe
line
!
must
be
on
a
par
with
those
in
was
the
desire
of
Captain
P"cenv.
'"-year
oonas,
w,ouu,
HamLsh
Pelham-Burn,"
F.R.G6.
m
ot
21-VPar
4
Percent
con-
of
Perthshire,
Scotland,
to
re-
vertlble
sinking
fund
deben-
turn
and
learn
more
about
this
tures
of
,u00
of
four
mil"
pHmtbi.
ilNSTER
(f
-is
flag-bedecked
it
swept
under
,!jr
at
5
4'
P
m
I
0f
77
hours.
4'.
i
1-5
.seconds.
the
United
States.
from
Prudhomme
Lake
to
the
Walson
Island
site
of
Columbia
Celulose
Co.
Dai
t
of
British
CnlumhU
.fw
"n
authorized
shares
.
of
$30
having
been
here
during
the
ttr
value
caPUal
8U)ck
THE
W
LATHER
war
in
1943
on
special
services
The
bonds
will
be
offered
pri-
prise.
not
during
the
fishing
season
through,
Ailf
160-mllp
trip
Name
of
the
man
wa3
given
in
the
Initial
repf
rt.
U,B
"vlr
'P
alc
wu"
vately
to
Insurance
companies
'
.
1
Another
Prince
Rupert
v
resolu-,
its
a
application
5kles
fire
Hpnr
Hhi
mnrnintr
for
the
British
Army.
,
us
five
hours
,.:
hn
tlon
elimination
of
.
the
-
....
m.
Hn
hh
srven-year
av
jicMuem
u.
u.
ijiiue
in
me
chair
and
J.
Stevenson
as
nunnrens
oi
pounos
oi
oyna-,
I
v
poll
tax
as
vote
qualification
and
umbla.
Extensive
fo
banks
lie
mite
and
blasting
cans
were
said
.,,.
....
tu
Nora
Arnold
is
(if
$7500
In
Capt.
reiham-Burn'8
compan-
and
olher
institutional
invest-lons
are
Capt.
Robert
C.
Curtis
ors
ul
Canada
and
the
United
of
London,
England,
who
Is
onistats-
f
the
lotal-
$37,000,000
special
leave
from
the
R0yill
I
be
payable
in
Canadian
and
Artillery,
and
Michael
O
Cox'
$35,000,000
In
United
States
cur-
j
bp
announced
rePeal
the
tax'
was
along
the
coast.
MSst
regions
Ath?T
will
enjoy
another
fine
6?y
to-,out
he.
conYe?n:
i
resolution,
which
had
been
lar
day.
However
cloudiness
is
expected
to
develop
over
the
!
pi'oposedbyPrlnce
Rupert
In
to
be
stored
in
the
magazine.
The
police
report
said
that
the
man
had
suddenly
gone
out
of
his
mind
and
threatened
to
set
off
the
explosives
If
anyone
rency.
Is
Given
Office
Intcrprovincial
will
offer
$7,-
southwestern
corner
of
tlie
prov-
j
Dr.
MePhrrson
was
admitted
to
the
Board's
membership.
There
was
not
a
large
turnout
of
members
to
hear
the
reports
of
the
delegates
to
the
recent
Associated
Boards
convention
at
Smithers
which,
s
pre-
500,000
of
the
convertible
deben
nice
wtai
isolated
thunder-
tures
publicity
through
under
should
approach.
Shake-Up
Of
j
storms
developing
by
evening.
of
Llanbrynmalr,
Montgomeryshire,
Wales.
They
arrived
here
from
Bowser
Lake
by
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines,
Pilot
Bill
McLeod
having
flown
in
to
pick
them
up.
From
Prince
Rupert
the
trio
will
proceed
to
Vancouver
whence
they
FLYING
15
HEARD
I
an
Incident
at
VICTORIA
Solomon
Mussal-lem,
perennial
reve
of
Maple
Ridge
in
the
Fraser
Valley,
who
was
In
business
tin
Prince
Ru-
writers
in
Canada,
the
balance
will
be
sold
privately
with
Im-
VAXjier
ait
ia
bpicauiii
iiitvj
tne
extreme
norunern
interior
of
British
Co'lumbia
and
snow
Is
falling
at
Fort
Nelson
and
Fort
perlal
Oil
taking
a
substantial
senlea
Dv
w-
Kobinson.
gave
will
8ome
ldra
of
Uie
value
of
su:l'J
portion.
Interprovlncial
re-
Navy
Vessels
Ipert
in
the
early
days,
was
el-lected
Dresident
of
the
Union
of
Crash
Kills
in
Mnv
31
last,
conventlons
in
seeking
some
sol-,
serve
340,000
shares
for
conver-
...
It.'lll
f
..)
u..
t
i
...
.
Ct
rllh
InmnAr
lnroc
In
OTTAWA
The
first
major
I
British
Columbia
Municipalities
.
.
,
.
.
.
,
..
......I.,
i
i
.
i
,
slon
of
debentures
at
the
rate
w
P'
'u
y
in-
of
20
shares
for
each
$1,000
of
varlous
communities.
,
phase
of
a
modernization
pro-
lyesterday
in
succession
to
Mayor
the
low
thirties.
.
Forecast
Tventy-0ne
cram
lor
destroyers
ui
wre
iji,rcicy
veuige
ui
viciuiii.
Clear
toaay
ana
wmorrow.;
.
n.
PmDie.
lihoiisp
of
Vic-
j
wbici
uj
umii
ij
inoiurea.
before
Stip-lJ
embark
for
home,
late
II.
F.
Glas-
Tnpy
'ent
in
Bowser
Lake
1
police
court
to-
from
Vanderhoof
with
Central
J:t
of
acting
as
B
c-
Airways
June
18,
taking
in
aircraft
while
In
1000
pounds
of
provisions
and
1
ation.
The
case
2500
pounds
oi
camping
equlp-
slighUy
cooler
tomorrow.
North-1
..
a
.
n(,xt
months
Mayor
T.
H.
Waters
ot
was
elected
first
vice-president
and
Mayor
Nora
Arnold
of
west
winds,
(15mph).
Lows
to-
&n
fnUre
cnangever
debentures.
Tlie
Canadian
por-j
.
In
lhe
correspondence
there
Hon
of
the
bonds
and
debentures
was
a
iPttcr
from
the
D"pai
'twill
be
offered
through
a
group
ment,
of
pubUc
vvorks
fn
Vic-of
investment
dealers,
of
which
torla
wlth
regarci
t0
the
fencing
Wood.
Gundy
and
Company
Llm-
of
lne
Lukelse
Hot
Springs
and
Ued,
and
McLeod,"
Young,
Weor
this
matter
Is
to
be
thoroughly
and
Company
Limited,
will
be
investigated.
nigni,
ana
mgns
wmonow-uv,
MTaUnnal
dPStrovers
in
the
Prince
Rupert
was
named
second
1
5l"f,f
45
ahd
Tf1
65,
UleeL
It
-waa
..announced
.
today
iyice.pre,deDt,
nina
and
tak-
nient
and
gear,
all,
of
which
had
is
continuing
to
be
shipped
over
to'
Canada
and
Prince
Rupert
by
the
Minister
ot
National
De-1
I
from
Britain
because
dollars
I
d
of
Vancou-
could
not
be
exported
to
buy
Joint
syndicate
managers.
f
prosecutor
and
it
here.
It
Is
Inconvenient
but
fence.
Three
Tribal
class
destroyers
H.M.C.
Ships
Huron,
Cayuga
and
Mlcmac
nd
the
Fleet
class
destroyer
Sioux,
which
have(
another
Vancou-
Capt.
Pelham-Burn
and
his
There
Is
not
likely
to
be
a
game
warden
resident
In
Terrace
for
some
time
to
come,
as,
by
a
letter
from
the
Attorney-Gen-'
eral's
office,-
the
Board
was
ad
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtear
8.
O.
Joantcn
Cc.
Ltd
i
Vancouver
Bralorne
9-50
Bayonne
05
Yt
B.
R.
Con
03
i
counsel
for
the
companions
are
philosophical
Of
the
20,012
shares
of
capital
stock
to
be
outstanding.
Imperial
now
'owns
10,000,;
12
are
directors'
qualifying
shares,
and
the
balance
will
be
sold
privately
'
by
Introprovincial.
'
A
wholly-owned
United
States
been
undergoing
rearmament
barristers,
as
about
It,
admitting
that
such
4:-Guest,
inspect
things
have
to
be
done
in
the
MONTREAL
(CP)
Canadian
Pacific.
Airlines
said
ioday
that"
one
of
its'
DC-3
planes
had
crashed
forty
miles
from
Quebec
City
with
seven
teen
passengers
and
four
crew
members
aboard,
and,
so
far
as
is
known,
none
survived.
The
plane
was
on
n
regular
flight.
Off
i
cials
estimated
that
the
crash
occurred
about
9:15
a.m.
I
V
C
v
in
yards
on
the
two
coasts,
are
vised
that
the,re
had
been
no
iMon,
and
other
fight
to
maintain
Britain's
to
return
to
active
commission.
B.
R.
X.
provision
made
In
the
estimates
.O6V2
.04
f'l
In
the
city
by
credit.
The
British
Army
and
Congress
Huron
and
Mlcmac
will
be
based
at
Halifax
and
Cayuga
and
ajtemoon
from
Royal
Geographical
Soc
I
e
ty
subsidiary
of
Interprovlncial
Hedley
Mascot
22
for
'such
a,
warden.
:
Tlie
matter
of
a
new
federal
building
to
house
the
post
office,
the
Dominion
Government
...
.05
Sioux
ot
Esquimau.
Pacific
Eastern..
loaned
some
equipment.
pipe
Line
Company
Incorporat-
I
The
young
men
made
their
ed,
will
own
and
operate
all
fa-
hn.vp
rnmn
Dt
!i
u-ptl.
onH
tt
rnHne
in
United
States
and
Pend
Oreille
4.75
Pioneer
3.50
They
will
replace
H.M.C.
Des-
trovers
Nootika,
naiaa,
03
Vi
Premier
Border
N
CANADA
Bowscr
Lake
from
whlh
they
will
Issue
to
Interprovlncial
first
would
move
out
for
short
trips
mortgage
bonds
to
meet
the
er-
hern
a
i
UFTB
ALL
of
two,
three
or
five
days.
Their
!
tire
cost
of
these
facilities.
4,ifi,
rat,'us
of
operations
was
25
miles.
i
ci
m
i
Privateer
-17
Reeves
McDonald
2.35
baskan
and
Crescent,
which
are
to
be
paid
off
Into
reserve.
Nootka,
Haida
and
Athabaskan,
all
Tribal
class
ships,
will
be
taken
In
hand
for
refit
and
re-enuinment.
as
Will
H.M.C.S.
04ft
Reno
4
vit
ii
'iri,
i.
Among
other
things
they
scaled
D.
Kerr
and
H.
Lynum,
set
up
Telegraphs
and
telephone
will
not.
be
dropped
by
the
Board
until
it
becomes
an
accomplished
fact.
Recommendations
were
made
to
be
submitted
to
the
traffic
branch
in
Victoria
for
proper
traffic
signs
to
be
placed
at
the
east
entrance
of
the
village
and
the
20-mile
speed
limit
ALBERTA
CHIEF
JUSTICE
PASSES
to
investigate
the
condition
of
W
l
of
five
series
i.
,
I
'
--
Iroquois,
a
ship
of
the
same
class,
which
was
brought
Into
two
mountains
of
8.000
or
9,000
feet
which
had
never
been
climbed
before.
During
the
three
months
In
the
wilds,
they
encountered
other
men
only
once,
meeting
EDMONTON
ff
Chief
Just
CHECKER
ELECTED
Mayor
Nora
Arnold,
named
second
vice-president
of
Union
of
B.
C.
ice
Horace
Harvey
of
the
appel
active
commission
this
summer
to
assist
with
tlie
Reserve
sea
"-tAZOUCH.
Lel-
late
division
of
the
Alberta
t.
(
-
When
tlie
Sum-erne
Court
died
here
today.;
sign
at
the
west
end
be
extend
the
Deep
Creek
bridge
was
commended
by
the
Board
and
their
findings,
with
the
recommendation
that
a
new
bridge
be
built
will
be
sent
to
the
proper
authorities.
Matters
pertaining
the
N.H.
H.A.
cannot
be
settled
until
a
definite
town
planning
scheme
becomes
effective.
training
program.
She-
had
served
previously
as
depot
ship
with
Charles
Knlpple
ot
iivi'rrl
(o,l...
....
UP
ed
to
the
school.
Also
that
dan
T
tin-
in
mi
He
was
eighty-six
years
oi
age.
Sheep
Creek
"
1.19
Silbak
Premier
.40
Taku
River
24
Vananda
15
Salmon
Gold
13
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
.
3.55
A.
P.
Con
18
Atlantic
68
Calmont
30
C.
&
E.
5.70
Central
Leduc
72
Home
Oil
10.75
Pacific
Pete
250
Princess
24
Royal
Canadian
07
Toronto
Juneau-
hls
son-
Schubert
Knlp-
old
workhouse,
pie
and
Tony
Retvedt
of
Stew
His
death
ended
forty-five
years
of
rervlce
as
Judge
of
courts
In
"d
for
2.400
for
the
Reserve
Fleet
at
Halifax.
Pursuant
with
the
naval
policy
of
constantly
seeking
to
Im
ger
signs
be
placed
both
east
and
west
of
the
rock-cut
near
the
Skerna
Bridge.
The
report
of
the
committee,
I
F'liia
hni
1
1,
"',
coining
oui,
irom
ireaij
the
Northwest
Territories
and
k
olaclrr
country,
northwest
of
as
an
offer
to
the
Supreme
Courts
of
Alberta.
prove
living
conditions
on
board
S8(i
for
the
priv-
BOWSPr
LaKe-
wncrc
lnpy
naQ
i
ui-rii
wurMiig
iniiierai
gruuiiu.
The
trio
are
hoping
to
come
back
to
the
district
again
next
year
for
another
similar
ex
ship,
while
Btlll
maintaining
wis
highest
standard
ot
fighting
efficiency,
extensive
and
radical
alterations
have
been
made
to
the
crew's
living
quarters
In
H.
'
M.C.S.
Sioux.
.
pedition
in
the
Tide
Lake
area,
Athona
Aumaque
r7
this
side
of
Bowscr
Lake.
Indeed
they
left
a
cache
of
some
left
over
provisions
there
for
such
Pnibvr
10,
1919
j.
A
cafeteria
messing
system
and
dining
quarters
separate
,
from
the
sleeping
accommoda-ition
hae
been
Introduced,
while
!
in
the
sleeping
spaces
ham
a
purpose.
2-M
13
3
feet.
Beattle
62
Bevcourt
26
Bofojo
14
Va
Buffalo
Canadian
H
Cdnsol.
Smelters
.
97.65
Conwes't
-'
M7
Donalda
v
.58
Eldona
;
70
East
Sullivan
2.62
C:-'
4!)
fori
21:13
4.7
fei,i
mocks
have
been
replaced
by
bunks
which
will
fold
when
not
In
use.
COAST
LOGGING
STRIKE
IS
OFF
VANCOUVER
The
coast
1
ib
S
J
Although
the
cafeteria
and
bunk
systems
are
not
uncommon
In
larzer
ships,
this
will
6.75
.28
Giant
Yellowknlfe
Hardrock
Harrlcana
Heva
Hosco
Jacknlfe
Wrinin
I1.
Detroit
10-4
U
Chicago
3
06
Vi
be
the
first
time
they
have
been
13
employed
in
toto
in
a
destroyer
14
'
of
either
the
Canadian
or
Brit-.12V2
ish
Navies
and
the
experiment
PRHiIDENT
Reeve
Solomon
Mussallem
of
Maple
Ridge,
new
president
of
Union
of
B.
C.
Municipalities.
Former
Prince
Rupert
resident.
12-4.
rhilaclcl-
(Continued
on
Page
61
logging
strike
has
been
headed
off,
It
was
announced
last
night.
Representatives
of
the
International
Woodworkers
ot
America
and
the
operators
have
worked
out
a
settlement
of
their
dispute.
Wages
w
ill
be
maintained
at
the
present
levels.
Key
Issues
In
dispute
were
the
loggers'
demands
for
a
15c
increase
and
tlie
operators'
counterproposal
for
a
13c
slash.
Joliet
Quebec
52
Lake
Rowan
.06
Lapaska
06
Little
Long
Lac
.73
Lynx
13
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.95
McKentle
Red
Lake
50
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
1.53
'
Moneta
.41
Negus
2.25
Noranda
58.25
Ntiona
'
f'
Pittsburgh
7
Louis
8
'
'"'"national
?
Vancouver
6
Viknr.a
13
ic
Coast
!
7'
Portland
6
3-
Seattle
4
4
,V'
Oakland
5
f-
Motors
I
Vs.
battery
Important
Announcement
NORTHLAND
DAIRY
are
confident
that,
with
toe
addition
of
one
more
truck
and
'the
following
change
of
schedule,
they
will
he
able
to
give
a
more
satisfactory
delivery
service
than
in
the
past.
Starting
Saturday
morning
at
6
o'clock
Sept.
lObh.
truck
No.
1
will
start
at
Hays
Cove
Bridge
working
all
tlie
district
east
to
Seal
Oov
and
back
along
Eleventh
Avenue.
Truck
No.
2
will
work
the
district
between
Hays
Cove
Bridge
west
to
Fulton
Street.
Truck
No
3
will
start
along
9th
Avenue
West
from
McBrlde
Street
continuing
through
to
the
district
west
of
Fulton
Street
then
Section
2
and
the
business
district.
Please
help
Northland
to
give
you
better
service
by
leaving
your
bottle
out
at
nurtit
until
they
have
established
your
regular
delivery
time.
MENTAL
HOSPITAL
IN
SOUTH
BURNED
VANCOUVER
Seventy
mental
Louvicourt
15
Pickle
Crow
M..
2.18
Regcourt
06
San
Antonio
4.25
Senator
Rouyn
41
Sherrit
Gordon
3.20
Steep
Rock
1.80
Sturgeon
River
21'2
Silver
Miller
38
BATTING
1000
Eddie
OPonnall,
left,
Iroquois
Falls,
Ont
taxi
operator,
went
hunting
recently
near
his
suimm-r
camp.
When
ho
return,
d
to
his
camp,
he
had
four
potential
bearskin
strolling
along
Raising
his
rifle
he
cubs
three
rues
for
Ills
hearth.
He
saw
a
mamma
Ueu
and
patients
were
safely
evacuated
last
evening
when
Hollywood
Sanitarium
here
was
gutted
by
fire
which
rr,ed
through
the
Institution.
None
were
injured.
:1:00
(C.
P.
Photo)
fired
four
ots.
Result?
Four
dead
beaif,
shown
heie.
J