Prince
Ruperf
Daily
News
For
the
tiights
of
Women
Tuesday.
May
9.
1950
Train
Accident;
Worst
In
India!
Spring
Late-
'
And
Seeding
WINNIPEG
While
sprlnsr
cold
weather
in
January
and
February
caused
considerable
damage,
especially
to
apricots
!
and
peaches.
Estimated
yield
of!
these
fruits
may
not
be
mor
than
20
per
cent
yields
antici-l
pated.
Damage
to
plums,
prunes
!
apples
and
pears
Is
thought
to'
be
slight
and
normal
yields
may
'
result.
seeding
haa
commenced
at
scattered
points
in
the
prairie
I
provinces,
it
will
not
become
Here
AreJua'.
An
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
t
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert.
Daily
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
i
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
CALCUTTA,
India
P
A
cra"k
Punjab
mail
train
plunged
SO
feet
from
a
bridge
in
Bihar
state
yesterday.
Officials
said
71
'
cad
and
78
injured
were
count
I
eeneral
unul
May
10
or
15,
andj
then
only
If
warmer
weather'
TRAIN
bCHEDULE
latest
in
,
?,tJ
occurs,
according
to
the
weekly
Special
j
Men'i
TBfirer
"
.
crop
report
of
the
department
of
agriculture
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
In
compari
For
the
East
-Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8:00
p.m.
From
the
East-
cjr
L,nia,
rer
weeK,
zuc;
per
Month,
73c;
Per
Teai
$8.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
ed.
Abdul
Ansari,
Bihar's
Relief
Minister,
who
was
aboard,
saul
the
final
death
toll
would
exceed
100.
It
is
the
worst
railway
smash
up
in
Indian
history
and
officials
immediately
charged
sabotage.
Thev
said
dozens
of
son
with
last
year,
the
crop
will,
I
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k
,
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i
,
Tuesday,
Thuradai.
daUtdat
10:15
p.m.
eh".
100
Now
ziPPer,
good
f,..ilH
bolts
have
beer
removed
from
the
fishplates
holding
the
raiis
on
the
bridge.
This
caused
the
train
to
jump
the
track
and
dive
off
the
bridge.
They
said
a
similar
attempt
was
made
at
the
stme
spot
just
a
month
ago.
INDUSTRIAL
STEEL
CONVEYOU,
PIESSIII
TANKS,
SJIOKE-STACM,
tie.
Reg.
$5
00
m
East
and
West
meet
in
the
fight
for
women's
rights
as
Judge
Dor-ttthy
Ken
von
(left),
former
IT.
S.
representative
on
the
United
Nations
Commission
on
the
Status
of
Women,
and
Mrs.
Lakshmi
Menon
of
India
(eeutert.
Chief
of
the
C.N.
Section
en
the
Status
ef
Women,
greet
Mrs.
Ruth
Tomlinson,
President
of
the
British
National
Federation
ef
Business
and
Professional
Women's
Clubs.
Occasion
was
a
luncheon
given
in
New
York
in
the
latter's
honor
when
she
arrived
at
U.N.
Headquarters,
where
she
will
attend
the
fourth
session
of
the
U.N.
Commission
on
the
Status
of
Women.
HA1
go
in
rrom
one
to
three
weeks
late
this
season.
Moisture
con-
ditions
are
quite
variable.
I
Estimates
of
change'in
acre-'
age
of
wheat-and
coarse
grains'
are
difficult
to
appraise
accur-j
ntely.
Some
areas
indicate
a
wheat
reduction
of
5
to
10
perj
cent
due
to
the
late
season,
with
(he
possibility
of
coarse
grains
being
increased
somewhat.
Close
to
200,000
acres
in
the
Red
River
valley
are
under
water
at
the.
present
time.
Farmers
have
been,
urged
by
the
Dominion
Depart-;
ment
of
Agriculture
to
reduce
wheat
planting
by
3,000,000
acres,
but
indications
are
that
the
overall
wheat
acreage
may
approximate
that
of
last
year
when
nearly
26
!i
million
acres!
were
sown.
I
In.
the
Okanagan,
extremely
IVVI
Spanish
Galleon
WuI
dressy11
From
ri'l.
Believed
Found
-Perfect
fit
......
J
&&L
1
1
London
Excitement
develop
Ray
Reflects
.
.
.
ed
at
Tobermory,
on
the
west!
tlv
in
l,
coast
of
Scotland,
Sunday.
The
I
WESTERN
BRIDGE
ilttL
fAIKATOS
110.
VANCOUVER,
BC.
irom
.
.'.
and
Reminisces
fncient
hulk
reported
mor?i
than
a
month
ago
on
the
floor;
of
Tobermory
Bay
is
believed
to
'l
De
wnatever
may
be
left
of
the
.
Spanish
gaUeon
Florenzra.
sunk
Prolonged
floods
in
Manitoba
Comes
advice
that
the
adminis-
in
the
year
1588.
Two
silver
and
prolonged
droughts
in
other
tration
building
on
First
Avenue
raedalions
have
been
brought,
parts
of
the-west
are
enough
to
is
really
to
b
remodeled
for
an
up.
As
one
of
the
invading
flees;
give
a
man
the
"willies"
think
apartment
block.
That's
better'
known
as
the
Spanish
Armada,
;
some
of
the
farmers.
And
if
one
Some
times
private
enterprise
Housing
Plan
Imperative
KJONE
can
gainsay
the
fact
that
there
is
a
I
N;
shortage
of
housing-
accommodation
at
this
present
time.
;
Now
it
is
obvious
the
Celanese
plant
is
rapidly
going-ahead
with
its
construction
programme
and
that
early
next
year
it
will
pobably
be
in
actual
operation
with
permanent
staffs
of
management
ancl
workers.
All
of
these
will
require
permanent
housing.
In
the
granting
of
the
timber
management
licences
to
the
company
it
was
mutually
agreed,
or
so
Ve
all
understood,
between
the
government
and
the,'
company
that
no
company
townsite
would
be
created
at
the
plant
but
that
with
a
few
exceptions
the
employees
would
reside
in
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
where
the
facilities
of
community
life
are
already
available.
But
unless
housing
accommodation
is
available
in
t
bit
city
there
can
hardly
be
justifiable
objection
if
tfcose
employees
of
this
great
industry
reside
outside
the
city
limits.
Hence
it
follows
there
is
a
responsibility
upon
the
City
Council
to
embark
upon
some
programme
of
housing
to
meet
the
impact
of
the
demand
fcr
accommodation.
For
private
capital
is
unlikely
to.
embark
on
housing
to
the
extent
required.
Fortunately
for
this
city,
the
Provincial
Government,
following
conferences
with
the
Dominion
Government
has
submitted
a
plan
for
housing
pro
jects
in
the
cities
of
British
Columbia.
The
first
step
required
from
cities
was
a
survey
and
a
plan
of
their
housing
needs.
i
The
City
must
undoubtedly
have
completed
this
preliminary
work.
It
is
imperative
that
no
time
be
lost
in
working
out
the
full
plan
for
a
Iare-e
hnnsiru-
loses,
but
not
on,
this
occasion
for
too
many
are
interested
In
,
the
housing
problem.
rtslH.u
ijiut.r
man
i
nave
a
neart
he
might
and
other
British
nava!
leaders.
:
think
of
saying,
or
writing
some-she
fled
north,
reputed
to
have
.
thing
about
the
dust.
not
less
than
30
million
ducas
on
board.
If
any
of
the
treasure
We
.
like
to
sometimes
fancy
is
left,
the
owner
would
ho
the
-i..
SHINGOLE
------
-
-v.
vuiociim
piuneers.
xei,
iner2
Tte
ideal
finish
uukb
oi
Algy:e.
lor
he
is
a
Urge
were
others.
Predecessors
of
the
Police
are
providing
"itching
powder"
for
fanatical
Doukho-bors
who
go
"ui
for
public
stripping.
That's
making
the
penalty
fit
the
crime
Ottawa
Journal
Shingles,
Fences
ana
owner
here.
Naval
authoU-
Vlounties
who
will
take
over
B
C
ties
had
been
engaged
in
ex-
this
summer
quallfied
thThL
hentSef
btt0H-
r
marchd
Manitoba
to
the
they
have
at'
last
made
tne
R.or
.
.,
.
.
RWer
n
Sevey-six
statement
that
in
their
luds-
.187'
rough
lumber.
M
a
variety
of
ottre
colors.
ment.
the
old
eralt
Is
thP
Flor
born
that
long
ago.
enzia.
They
have
no
contract
to
Thompson
Hardwi
Co.
Ltd.
search
'the
wreckage.
Their
job
v.as
to
locate
it.
This,
they
believe,
has
been
accomplished.
Prince
Rupert
has
been
given
a
sharp
arid
eaiidid
talk
which
Is
important
to
heed.
D.
J.
Ford,
engineer
for
the
B.
C.
Underwriters
Association
says
the
water
works
requires
prompt
and
complete
attention
else
there
will
be
a
decided
reaction
on
fire
tnsur-snce
rating.,
it
can
also
lead
to
nher
kinds
o'
grief.
Winnipeg
Papers
Go
Like
Hot
Cakes
Winners
Number
29
In
Alaska
lee
Pool
MoTiar,
Pickiii,
Cm
Shipping
tni
Gtm
i
During
the
war,
and
since
Cartage
tni
Slan
NENANA.
Alaska
Q
With
a
many
hundreds
of
i
Complete
Reliable
ml
muffled
crunch
drowned
by
the
ln
Prince
Rupert
tncluded
peop1e
I
lent
8errie,
also
noj
provinces,
ui
Canadian
Liquid
Atr
Gc
"
"
ruur
OI
nunareas
lining
the
,
project,
4.
so
necessary
for
immediate
.
,.
from
""'u
.
the
me
prairie
pi
an
if
p
needs,
and
even
I
banks,
a
chunk
of
ice
broke
more
necessary
if
Prince
Rupert
is
to
derive
the
iloose
ln
the
Tanana
River
ut
these'
a
g00d
many
benefit
of
thp'nm;,,
u
!4'14
pm-
p.m.
Saturday.
Siturday.
The
The
'
exact
exact
Winnipeg
Winnipeg
and
and
in
in
oi
for
Oxygen.
Acttjlril
had
lived
in
,
weldlr;?
upp!lrt.
othpr
narta
nf
'
Li'ndtay'i
Carta;
nnniue
meant
riches
for
29
in-
Manitoba,
and
i
some
are
still
ir
divicuals
and
groups
in
tlw
..
i
record
,$227,000
Nenana
ice
pool.
fhia
thlS
Clty'
Tf
they
cannot
be
I
Winner's
will
dividp
l7snnn
'rha
actly
Classed
as
ex-dwellers
"ill
!
Storage
Limit
eitiployees
who
will
be
demanding
accommodation
next
spring.
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
is
to
be
congratulated
THE
SOURCE
OF
Cor.
and
tnd
Pwk
M
.
...
V
v
total
was
announced
in
the
new
Winnipeg,
they
iiave
relatives'
or
Est.'
1910
rh
f)rt
hpinrr
olar-i
f
fl-,
U..i.'
i
.
..
.
1
Community
community
builrfinir
building.
nartlt
ft.
.1
.
.
..
ft
l
ii,
me
Muiauyji
ana
lor
Its
energetic
f.-anrpri
h
i
.
a
I
"icrl'"a
Ulerc.
ana
are
following
and
sympathetic
cooperation
with
the
Citv
Cnnn,H
'
wie
ticket
S
with
'Wy
sharp
interest,
arid
J.
McRae.
M.L.A..
ir.
fm,i;n,
;lJ.-i.
i$,ooo.
tne
aa
to
day
r-od
develop-
ments.
Hmm
!
Goo;
'
an
uiiiiiuiait
,
soJution
to
this
pressing
problem
of
housing.
;
But
the
time
for
civic
action
is
right
now
if
we
are
to
avoid
the
charge
later
on
of
doing
too
little
arjd
too
late.
Majority
Report
Favors
Pensions
j
Yesterday,
there
came
a
bundle
of
Winnipeg
newspapers.
There
;are
here,
of
course,
private
subscribers;
but
so
far
as
one
loca"
news
stand
goes,
the
copies
went
.fast.
Stacked
on
the
counter,
the
papers
were
'in
nairi
s"aPPed
"up"
ree-
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
9
p.m.,
Camosun
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Coqultlam
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coquitlam,
U
p.m.
10
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
May
12
and
26
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
May
5
and
19
10
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
56
WINDSOR
Company
Here
is
a
typical
bank
manager
43,
married,
with
a
growing
family.
He
is
active
in
.
community
affairs.
When
he
joined
the
bank
as
a
junior,
he
w
L1U1U,
Polish
Officials
jOusler
Pefilion
Is
Apply
For
Asylum
IGiven
!o,
Commons
1
leurement,
pensions
of
$55
a
month
for
employees
of
Chrysler
Corporation
of
Canada
Limited
!
were
recommended
yesterday
in
Thafi
What
Fuilu
Alxmt
Our
PASTRIES
CAKES
PFES
COORIO
and
BKtU
Attbakfd
frwa
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
KRANKFURT,
;
me
majority
report
of
a
concili-
Germanv-Six
"'any
LONDON
inurm
a
A
(:
,
,
,
petition
with
etion
board
dealing
with
a
con-cfiicials
and
employees
of
the'
18,000
signatures
demanding
re
-
tract
dispute
between
the
com-Foljsh
Consulate
here
resigned
'
moval
frm
office
of
War
Secro-!
pany
and
local
195
United
yesterday
and
asked
lor
refuge
tary
John
Strachey
and
Defence
Automobile
Workers
'
(CIO
in
Western
Germany
from
their
,
Mlnister
Emanuel
Shlnwell
was;
The
majority
reoort
was
slgnerl
Communiftt-domina!
ed
govern-1
Psented
yesterday
to
the!
by
Judge
Harold
E
Fuller
of
lnttit.
The
Poles
joined
a
grow-;
ouse
of
Commons.
The
peti-j
Welland,
chairman
of
the
con-mgj
group
of
officials
from
Com-
t)on
saVs
'
have
in
the
past
ciliation
board,
and
Drummond
mitnist-lpH
nt-i
,
'
exnresspH
fhoii-
c-v.nn...
...;i.
i
...
.
umi,cs
wuo
iiavei--
;
oj.itaiujr
"i.Ui
wren
oi
Toronto,
union
nom
communism"
and
asserts
their
eivj.ii
up
meir
jotjs
in
areas
ouiiae
Communist
corflrol.
The
inee.
A
minority
report
by
th.
company
nominee,
Charles
W.
Donaldson
of
Windsor,
dissents.
presence
in
high
government
posts
"conducive
to
the
increase
of
Communist
and
Fascist
infiltration
and
activities
in
Britain."
voluntary
exiles
are
customarily
granted
asylum
by
Western
authorities.
was
17,
just
out
of
high
school.
He
soon
moved
up.
By
his
late
twenties
he
was.
accountant
in
his
branch.
He
worked
hard.
All
the
time
he
was
learning
about
banking,
about
Canada,
too,
in
various
branches,
duTerent
areas
.
.
.
learning
to
know
people
their
hopes,
fears,
problems
the
importance
of
the
human
factor.
At
36
he
was
branch
manager.
Now
he
has
another,
larger
branch.
And
his
way
to
-advancement
is
still
open.
His
general
manager
started
as
a
junior,
too
.
.
.
and
carried
with
him
to
the
top
the
business
experience
and
human
understanding
,
gained
along
the
way.
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couple.
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proceedings
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Rita
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Prince
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south
of
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thin
mud-and-sand
line,
built
by
schoolboys,
broke
Thursday
afternoon.
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min-utes.later
homes
in
the
background
were
flooded.
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