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AND
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BRITISH
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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Stratejrir
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
PHONE
81
-'
I'iUNUE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER
26.
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
D
ro
wn
U
h
Sforiffi)
Ik
Tug
Men
Tragedy
Near
Trial
Island
In
Capital
City
Sight
Of
B.
C.
,c
saWMILL
I
DONALDSON
ACQUIRES
I0RGETOWM
LUMBER
PLANT,
..historic
Georgetowr
sawmill
at
Big
Bay,1
;,t,en
miles
north
of
the
city,
with
which'
j
known
operators
have
heen
identified
Vioa
iirrqin
V
wrrl
Vi
I
i
.......-it
i
n
v,
i-l
o
VICTORIA
(CP)
Six
Victorians
are
reported
to
have
been
drowned
when
the
tug
George
Mc-;
Cregor
capsized
in
a
heavy
overnight
storm.
The
tug,
owned
by
the
Victoria
Tug
Co.,
was
bound
Diane
Giiker
Awarded
Meda
c
Diane
Giiker,
daughter
of
Mr.
from
Bamberton
to
Victoria
and
was
running
light.
i.
l-
i
tj.
ii..
to
an
announcement
maue
nere.
it
is
uie
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Giiker
and
win
when
the
tragedy
occurred.
It
capsized
off
Trial
'-gnufaduring
plant
on
the
north
coast.
Island,
just
off
Oak
Bay.
,i,isoii.
inunawr
of
I
tlio
Ecstall
general
sawmilling
jill
n
business,
for
the
rw
Prl
EiiiRion.
-
is
having
two
planers
if
Jap
Fisherman
Lost
In
South
ner
of
a
second-place
pri.e
for
her
essay
on
"Our
Navy
and
Sea
Borne
trade
in
Our
Daily
Life"
sponsored
by
the
Navy
Leafftio
of
Canada,
is
aiming
at
the
first
pize
gold
medal
in
Hie
League's
current
essay
competition.
Diane
received
her
silver
medal
for
winning
second
place
in
the
Believed
drowned
are
Capt.
John
Mason,
Chief
Engineer
A.
Johansson,
Second
Engineer
Lea
Dobinson,
Mate
Bill
Hunter,
Seamen
Harvey
Rader
and
Cook
A.
Mathews.
G.
Ander
ion,
a
seaman,
reached
shore,
i
iiner
nr
mo
ni
!
axy
rtiusiitrtK
or
lumber,
it
win
con-di
he
lias
purchased
(inne
to
specialize
in
the
pro-Qcoicuiwii
Lumber
duction
of
box
lumber
as
It
Co.
Ltd.
of
whicn
w.
has
done
In
the
past.
Machinery
VANCOUVER
Search
eon-tinued
today
for
a
Japanese-Canadian
fisherman,
Frank
,
anil
tin'
1;llP
-
-jhas
been
kept
up-to-date.
B.
C.
competition
at
a
presenta
;:
it.-:-
.
'A
-
wrf
tin'
principals.
Several
years
Bko
the
machinery
..,,11
i;c
iii
future
j
of
the
old
Prince
Rupert
Saw-l,f
Grui
-clown
Saw-!
mill
at
Seal
Cove,
Prince
Ru-'
pert
,was
moved
there.
tion
ceremony
Thursday
night
at
Kawafoye
of
Steveston.
No
trace
H.M.C.S.
Chatham.
The
award
of
the
man
was
found
wnen
the
was
presented
by
Harry
R.
Gil-
31-foot
gillnetter
on
which
he
lard,
Dominion
Secretary-Treas-
ws
last
seen
Monday
,was
dis-
urer
of
the
Navy
League
of
Can-
covered
yesterday
on
Texada
Is-
:-B.,v
it
1
1
'I
nas
oix'ii
i
Mr.
uonaiason
is
a
nauve
ui
np
ilv
n;ist
year
but
.
Victoria
but
has
lived
almost
ade,
Toronto,
who
is
in
the
city
'ana.
ANTI-COMMUNIST
BODY
ORGANIZING
LONDON,
tt
Anti-Communist
Labor
leaders,
representing
48,000,000
onion
workers
of
forty-five
countries,
will
meet
he"e
Monday
to
form
a
new
world
labor
federation.
They
plan
a
new
Communist-free
labor
International
to
unite
all
trade
unions
and
International
trade
On
&
Visit.
i
c-sm-u
at
LiKuiuhuk
uuiing
j,v,n
announces
his
all
his
life
on
the
Skcena
River
al
roopeiiiiii!
about
and
since
youth
has
been
lden-l
hp
personally
tified
with
Brown's
mill,
.operation
as
well
as
'started
in
1876
Mr.
Gillard
paid
tribute
to
e
war'
Kawafoye
purchased
CANADIAN
NAVY
IS
"ATTACKED"
BY
THREE-;
AN
COMMISSION
Almost
everything
under
the
heading
"Royal
Canadian
Navy"
came
in
for
criticism
in
the
report
at
Ottawa
of
the
rdyal
commission
inquiring
Into
ita
affairs
after
"mut
inies"
aboard
the
aircraft
carrier
Magnificent,
the
Athabaskan
and
the
Crescent.
The
three-man
commissioners,
Rear
Admiral
E.
R.
Mainguy,
R.C.N.;
Leonard
W.
Brockington,
and
L.
C.
Audette,
Ottawa,
were
appointed
last
spring
following
"incidents"
sit-down
strikes
aboard
three
boats.
Findings
ranged
from
lack
of
adequate
channels
for
airing
men's
grievances
to
"a
notable
lack
of
understanding"
among
officers
and
men.
Above,
Magnificent
is
seen
arriving
at
Halifax
after
cruise.
Miss
Gilker's
achievement
in
not
Uie
Doat
tw0
weeks
ago
on
nis
re
turn
to
the
coast.
He
was
last
only
being
near
the
top
in
the
Semi's
Mill.
I
The
Georgetown
Lumber
and
,!
is
equipped
forlgox
Co.
mill
is
another
mark
In
seen
Monday
night
when
his
partner
in
another
boat
left
him
provincial-
competition,
but
in
placing
among
the
top
18
in
the
Dominion
competition
.
In
the-
Gulf
of
Georgia.
the
historic
life
of
a
pioneer
coast
lumber
operation
whose
known
record
extends
back
as
far
is
1R7A
An
Anglo-British
Columbia
is
Of
Packing
Co.
vessel,
the
Diamond
THE
WEATHER
K.,
located
Kawafoye's
boat.
Miss
Giiker
was
introduced
by
Alderman
J.
N.
Forman,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Navy
League.
'Also
present
were
her
mother
and
A.
M.
General
Electric
City
Income
Taxpayers
Share
Full
Part
in
Cost
of
Running
Government
The
change
in
ownership
1
fionionrn
from-
the
McAfee-sunDurv
,n-11llllflMl!
tcrests
Inspires
wide
local
In-
:
Sonopsis
VMIIIHW
.
.
.
,
....
Rev.
and
Mrs.
A.
V.
Otiwell
are
Branch
Opened
Hurst,
Principal
of
Booth
Mem-
Gale
warnings
for
the
west
nr.fl
north
coasts
were
Issued
since
the
turn
of
the
century,
A0,..,n-n
in,
In
VAnno
T?nort
in
1li7
oriat
High
School,
where
Diane
is
guests
at
Btenops
Loage
in
tne
C
-A.
Morrison,
British
Colum
a
student.
cltv
on
thelr
way
t0
K-incoiitn
t
-
i..
r:
u
iv,
v,oiwhprp
Mr.
Ot.iwell
is
to
assume
:CINL
HAT,
Al-ip)
Millions
of
image
to
land
bia
district
manager
for
the
Can
this
morning
for
the
fourth!
successive
day.
The
weather
disturbance
bringing
these
gales
winds
Is
expected
to
move
over
many
city
pioneers
began
tlieir
o
r
north
coast
residence
in
it3
$2,355
making
the
city
twenty-f
irst:out
of
34
major
""P10
jCanadian
centres
in
the
order
of
average
income.
The
Georgetown
mill
began!
A-
,
aamr
nna
,
fVlQ
uv0'9fiRn
ln
fov
navore
xu
icpijr,
iiaiic
oaiu
biiax
oit
already
Is
hard
at
work
on
the
1
the
duties
of
missionary
for
the
Anglican
Church.
They
arrived
adian
General
Electric
Co.,
sailed
Thursday
on
the
Prince
George
on
his
return
to
Vancouver
after
L
i
the
Medicine
iiliu
cti
J
vjiit
tl
wilt
v-
vj
a
h)jyjt
iiivuiu
i.ux
Jj
tn
maniif.irt.tiri
ent.
lnmher
in
in
the
city
Thursday
night
from
the
coast
tonight,
with,
a
gradual
1876
when
the
late
George
wil-
forked
out
an
average
levy
of
$250
to
maintain
gov
1
Vaudriel,
Quebec,"
and
will,
sail
Improvement
In
weather
condi
in
is
estimated
current
essay,
"Our
Canadian
Navy"
which
must
be
before
the
judges
by
December
31.
A
number
of
other"
young
city
people
have
entered
the
competition,
too,
she
said.
af
brie
visit
to
the
city
in
connection
with
the
formal
open-
nortn
on
tne
lomutiam
tomor
tions
roied
for
tomorrow.
For
"1.
liscroft
and
C.
.
T,
,
Morrison
.
ernment
opened
the
water
powered
oper-i,
.,,
.,.,.,,
;
4i.
('
.A,fimlHaii,u,'
Thais
the
general
I
j)
agricultural
fc.W
thn
WC
It
f
f
if
the
interior
cloudy
skies
and
scat
row
evening,
located
in
Mon-
.
M.tBrrin-
afmoon
of
the
taxation
"&
j
j
treal
diocese
for
many
years,
Mr.
pnmnanv.s
new
stockrooms
at
Tne
presentation
iouowea
a
uuweu
wm
ue
me
preauurr
w-
Second
Avenue
and
Fourth
St.,
stirring
metropolis
of
P
o
r
t
Plclu"
ln
e
RutpcTt
?
?T
'
SB,toU1
five
the
Department
of
Na-
income
of
$316,500,000.
Simpson,
some
miles
north.
lour
pale
that
morrow
morning
in
St.
Andrew's
meeting
of
local
Navy
League
a
area
yester-
Its
output
eventually
exceed-
"'"
''
S
Z
r
.
iDtiD
ifh
which
toh
u
has
has
a
a
direct
HIrrf.
officials
with
Mr.
Gillard
and
Lieut.
Commander
G.
J.
Manson,
Unol
InmonH
oven
nf
t.TlP
auvo(
ed
I;
resembled
the
flr
on
Canada's
economic
growing
number
of
canneries
Cathedral
here,
a
ALLOUETTES
ARE
CHAMPS
R.C.Nj
area
officer,
Sea
Cadets
tered
powers
are
expected
today
and
tomorrow.
Temperatures
bver
the
province
will
continue
mild.
Forecasts
:
North
Coast
Region.
Rain
to-
day.
Cloudy
with
scattered
showens
tomorrow.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Wind
southerly
25
mph)
increasing
to
southeast
(40)
by
late
afternoon,
becom-
!
n,,v,tict
iom
this
pvpntna.
bowl
storms
on
the
Skeena
so
that
consider-
Pulsc-
"""
"ct"
able
quantities
were
shipped
to
lssged.
AIYANSH
IS
IMPROVING
in
the
former
Walker
Music
Store
premises
remodelled.
for
their
new
use.
Returning
south
with
Mr.
Morrison
was
J.
CI
Den-nison
.chief
accountant
for
the
company
at
Vancouver
,who
had
been
here
for
a
week.
Also
here
in
connection
with,
the
opening
of
the
branch
was
H.
B.
Thompson,
district
representative
from
Ms.
for
British
Columbia
LOCAL
TIDES
Sunday,
November
27,
1949
Victoria
In
sailing
vessels.
j
Although
Prince
Rupert
was
Mr
wtlltseroft
and
Mr.
Mor-
well
down
the
line
in
the
order
Jig
southwest
slith
averaged
'-r-
"
7
"
-iHieh
7:23
17.7
feet
rlson
operated
the
mill
until
of
average
Individual
income,.
...........
between
the
highest
AIYANSH,
(Special
to
the
Dally
the
spread
the
turn
of
the
century
when
It
and
the
lowestQuebec
City
with
News
.-Although
ont-third
of
was
purchased
by
a
company
the
residents
of
this
Naas
River
and
Medicine
Hat
with
comuosed
of
Col.
Cy
Peck,
V.C.
$2,585
8
10
50
miles
per
TORONTO
!
In
sure-foot
ed
style
on
a
slippery
snow-patched
gridiron,
the
Alouettes
won
Montreal
its
first
Grey
Cup
since
1931
today
when
they
de-
Prince
George.
row
at
Port
Hardy
40
and
48,
reached
gusts
19:08
'
0:37
13.27
16.5
feet
6.7
feet
10.5
feet
G.
R.
Ford
is
manager
of
the
Und
his
two
brothers.
Hallbur-
$2,264
was
$321.
Prince
Kuper;
Tn.aBC
.c
ow..
.t.........5
Sandspit
36
and
48,
Prince
Ru-
Low
.
pert
40
and
48.
'
1
local
branch,
the
opening
oi
1
feated
the
defending
Calgary
to
70
miles
jer
arrierl
thousands
ton
and
Galus
The
late
J.
A.
earners
got
an
average
of
$230
at
the
canneries
this
fall,
those
Brown,
who
founded
Brown's
less
than
their
Quebec
counter-,
who
are
home
now
are
busy
on
Mill
on
Ecstall
River,
was
also
parts.
village
upkeep
work.
Public
interested
in
Georgetown
Millj
Tot.a
declared
taxable
income
woiks
arc
receiving
attention
in-nhunL
this
time.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kcr-'.
prin
Rmwi.
was
S.263.000
eluding
repairs
to
Victory
Hall,
Stampeders
28
to
15
'
before
a
sell-out
crowd
of
50,100
persons.
Red
Plot
of
rich
topsoil
F
Newfoundland's
"Christmas
Seal'"
which
was
attended
by
Mayor
Nora
Arnold,
members
of
the
city
council,
certain
other
officials
as
well
as
people
of
the
various
branches
of
the
electrical
trade
in
the
city.
-
1
into
Saskat-Tho
H
w
last-lh
five
hours.
Kln.
now
resident
in
Che
south.
'from
2ir,00
Uxpayers,
while
an
sidewalks
and
bridges
.
Ten
also
took
an
Interest
and
event-
j
additional
$502,000
in
non-tax-
thousand
feet
of
lumber
is
being
ually
became
president
of
the
able
retUrns
was
received
by
780
cul
ln
llle
sawmill.
TO
LIQUIDATE
J'lhnsnn.
Vr.s
J
IViiiui
i
"TYRANT
TITO"
v.
oCiwiiMif
LrthbrldKC
company.
.
persons
...
The
village
hall
is
the
principal
At
this
stasc.
the
cxpanciinc,
of
Ulc
$6
2(3.000
In
declared
the
main
objective
of
the
company
incorporated
as
the
laxilble
income,
exemptions
and
Improvement
work.
The
founda-Gr'orsetown
Sawmills
Ltd.;
I
deductions
totalled
$3,264,000,
Hon
has
been
repaired.
Chairs
In
the
rilv
for
a
nsit
wiiii
their
sls-
A
second
change
of
ownersmp
,ravin
a
IU,t
taxai,lc
Income
of
"
amount
oi
ou
nave
Drcn
.purchased
and
tables
to
the
n
R
Mitchell,
AUin
fetvicw.
Thev
arrived
$2,990,000.
'ice
Gcoiup
last
Wed-
took
place
In
lOia
wnen
uiu
late
George
McAfee
and
H.
R
McMillan,
now
British
Columbia's
biggest
lumbei
producer,
bought
the
property,
re-lnoor-.....,n.,
o
hip
Riii
Bav
Lumber
Cominform
Conspiracy
is
Reported
in
Washington-
NEW
YORK
ih
s
Soviet-inspired
Cominform
plans
to
liquidate
Premier
Marshal
Tito
of
Yugoslavia
plan
has
been
uncovered,
secret
reports
reaching
foreign
diplomatic
quarters
here
said.
The
fateful
day
for
Tito
is
said
value
of
$760.
Material
for
the
tables
was
donated
by
Chief
Councillor
-Stephen
Clayton.
For1.
the
carrying
out
of
the
'WliiiR
here
by
way
Total
tax
declared
on
the
next
taxable
income
was
$664,000.
i
A
breakdown
of
Prince
Ru-,
immL's
1047
total
taxable
income'
er.
:
.
..tnu..n
n.x..l..
projects,
pm-iiprl
mid
non-earned
vauuu.i
vuin
l'"'""'""
"
.
'Int.fi
IICIUUU
.v,
..-..
,
the
people
were
divided
into
five
(tommy
'who
la;;;
became
a
partner
In
.tTt
SiMiil-Tra
"j-S-T-y
-ila.3
i-
mum
mi
-rich
living
on
the
backs
groups-one
to
repair
the
foun-
lnti.m
nr
iha
Itnll
na
the
fnKtnc
Annual
Church
Service
Tyee
&Tsimpsean
Lodges
At
the
First
Presbyterian
Church,
Sunday,
November
27th,
1949Bro.
Frank
Anfield
will
conduct
the
Service.
The
brethren
will
meet
in
the
church
basement
at
7:
1
5
p.m.
All
sojourn-i
n
g
brethren
are
invited
to
attend.
(it
!
another
change
of
ownership,
icw
mi.
1Q19
Of
the
poor,
lis
a
un-y
oi
wai;-
-
-
(mull
to
be
some
time
between
Christmas
and
Easter.
i
u.iiiprt
the
company
ln
from
overseas,
.earners.
'
after
returning
im.AfnP
and
Mr.
Mc-
Of
the
total
of
$0,263,000.
one
the
sawmill,
one
on
the
sidewalks
and
one
on
the
bridge.
The
Y.M.C.A.
has
also
been
Ut'UI
mv."-v
,
1
i
AHntWn
ftf
,....-,rwl
lnomn
n
rPfllltl
t.Pfl
for
ilvll
l.raciir.
Iiu
A
J.
Kaitli
D.iv.M-
n
The
anti-Tito
coup
would
start
with
a
staged
revolt
In
Belgrade,
according
tothese
reports.
Puppet
revolutionists
t
h
e
a
would
call
on
Hungary
and
Rumania
to
reinforce
them
against
"Tyrant
Tito."
M
linn
COniinUPa
upnaviwi
uamru
"iv.M.u
-v.-
-
-
In-:
carrying
out
repn
rs
to
its
hall
W
plant,
at
Georgetown
until
$6,197,000
and
non-earned
!
9o8
when
a
was
moved
to
Seal
come,
which
includes
dividends,'
l"clud,ng
the
installation
of
a
La
ro.i,rnnrated
as'h,.
R,t
bank
interpst.
mort-
new
glass
backboard
which
came
l.llVt'
UUll
.
.
.
.
-
-
This
is
the
good
ship
CHRISTMAS
SEAL,
bought
by
the
Newfoundland
Tuberculosis
Association
with
Christmas
.Seal
funds.
Staffed
and
equipped
to
give
chest
X-rays,
it
visits
the
outports
stretched
along
the
rugged
coast.
It
flics
a
flag
with
the
double-barred
cross
on
it,
the
world-wide
emblem
of
the
fight
against
tuberculosis.
The
same
red,
double-barred
cross
is
painted
several
places
on
the
ship.
When
it
arrives
at
a
fishing
village
the
-whole
community
turns
out
to
get
chest
X-rays,
for
the
people
of
the
tenth
province'
consider
tuberculosis
their
greatest
health
problem.
Tuberculosis
prevention
covers
such
a
wide
field
that
the
variety
of
ways
in
which
Christmas
Seal
funds
are
spent
is
great,
but
ic
is
believed
that
Newfoundland
is
the
first
place
in
the
world
where
the
funds
vent
to
sea
to
fight
tuberculosis.
'
I'ailKK
TluM.lc
i
I.
Coin,.
1
!'
MfiUicrvvfll
o
,!-Slii-in,r
mi,.,,.,
1
gage
Interest;
annuity
and
estate
om
England.
New
furniture
has
also
been
installed
and
a
total
of
income
came
to
a
Krand
grand
reopening
of
the
hall
is
j66000
,
.
I
soon
to
be
arranged
when
bas-Average
income
tax
payed
by
neighboring
the
Georgetown
Spruce
ana
1
Cedar
Co.
Tlie
plant
operated
!
until
1933.
j
In
1933
they"
sold
out
to
Wel-rtnn
McAfee
and
the
late
S.
E.
;tn
I
Dtmdpp
1
""arli
0.
Illhr..-nUn
u.c
M
...y
vlnages
wm
be
invited
to
compete
Runhiirv.
who
moved
the
plant.
$DU
less
uiuu
wiuac
in
it"1-0
City
where
the
taxable
Income
was
$321
more
back
to
Georgetown
where
It
operated
continuously
until
a
vear
ago.
Its
production
in
late
years
was
largely
material
for
fish
Prince
Rupert's
percentage
of
with
local
teams.
All
the
village
organizations
are
active
again
including
the
choir,
silver
band,
Y.M.C.A.,
Y.
W.C.A.
and
Woman's
Auxiliary.
The
village
counci'
has'author-lzed
a
Yuletide
committee
to
make
arrangements
for
fitting
)
-Arsenal
1
Z113'
Manchester
Un't-
0,
Bolt
in
ers
o
'.Sltiitp
City
1
"J
Derby
County
o
'!"eltl
Tcwr.
1,
Burn'ey
the
grand
total
of
Canada's
taxable
income
of
$5,581,000,000
was
n.
while
city
taxpayers'
share
(boxes
and
aircraft
spruce,
its
RECITAL
PUBLIC
MEETING
Civic
Centre
Auditorium,
Nov.
30,
1949
at
8
p.m.
Speaker:
DR.
M.M.
COADY
Director
of
the
Department
of
Extension
St.
Francis
Xavler
University,
Antigonish,
N.S.
Sponsored
by:
The
Department
of
Extension
of
the
-University
of
British
Columbia
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association
closure
followed
the
death
oi
itr-
Rnnhurv
and
the
later
of
the
total
individual
income,
tax
of
$622,000,000
was
also
.11
1
death
of
his
wife
when
their
Interests
went
llltO
estate.
observance
of
the
Christmas
i
season.
I
per
cent.
I
The
34
cities
listed
in
the
order
i
:'y
4,
Birmlng-
production
capacity
varied
;citH
of
average
income
accounted
for
."Ifin
?
rt,i...
.
Inaugurating
Installation
of
New
Hammond
Electric
Organ
ALEXANDER
ESLER
-
AGNES
HARROD
Eight-Year-Old
Boy
Soprano
Organist
Organist,
and
Composer.
'
First
United
Church
Wednesday
&
Thursday,
December
7
&
8,
1949
Adults
$1.00
Students
5(le
At
8:00
p.m.
1,414,280
of
the
2.3UB.4D0
income
tax
payers
In
Canada
ln
1947.
from
20,000
to
30,000
board
feet
daily.
Purchase
of
the
property
by
Mr.
Donaldson
will
resume
an
I
BASKETBALL!
Vancouver
,wiuuii
imu
an
avc-
-
-
aee
income
of
$2,396
was
thir-
TONIGHT
TONIGHT
8:45
8:45
'
United
5,
Wsst
J
'
"ion
1
!';th
2.
Sunderland
2
JKH
Wanderer.
1
EVERYONE
WELCOME
operation
which
has
played
a
(279
i.."""
rTTTTTTTTTTTT
Hie
area.