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PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY,
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118
onr.iEsDauGs
DailyiBe
livery'
NOKTHJUiN
AND
CENTRAL,
HHUlirH
COL
0M3IAU
MW8PAPB
flfCABS
Puhlihpj
t
Canada's
Most
Strateirfr
PHfii
Port
"Prinoe
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
PHOHE
81
VOL.
XXXIX,
No.
5.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
7,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Ukranian
Christmas
-ns
in
Concert
ial
Treat
In
ocaust
Hoi
For
jt
n
Little
Real
Danger
Of
War
Is
Seen
By
Aulhor
Leslie
Roberts
of
Montreal,
Saturday
Evening
Post
Writer,
is
City
Visitor
Prince
Rupert
is
to
figue
in
another
article
in
the
Saturday
Evening
Post,
greatly
circulated
American
weekly
magazine,
and
the
author
will
be
Leslie
Roberts,
noted
Canadian
author
and
article
writer,
who
is
at
present
visiting
the
city.
With
Mrs.
Roberts
he
arrived
by
train
yesterday
morning
from
Montreal.
They
will
sail
tomor-
mm
nown
lowalAsylym
jr.
in
row
night
on
the
Chilcotin
for
Vancouver.
It
is
Mr.
Roberts'!
first
voyage
to
Prince
Rupert
t
although
he
has
been
on
the)
coast
before.
t
j
j
-
f
Z-
"x'rtir
,
t
,
"
'
1
J
This
is
the
Russian!
Ukra'uiuii,
!
Yugoslav
and
Oreck
Christmas
j
Day
and
there
Is
joyous
obscrv-i
r.nee,
as
well
as
the
more
lorma!
j
recognition
of
the
great
festival.
I
ith
feasting,
giving
of
gifts,
and
I
feencral
merrymaking
and
hospitality
the
occasion
is
being
made
the
most
of.
The
celebration
of
these
people
lasts
for
three
days.
The
Ukranians
rank
among
old
timers
in
the
Canadian
northwest.
They
hail
from
south
west
em
Russia,
wltn
chief
commercial
port
Kharkov
on
the
Black
Sea
Ukialnia
Is
fortiK
being
in
what
is
known
as
the
black
earth
region,
and
productive
in
the
cul-!
livatlon
of
wheat
'and
grains,
sugar
beet
and
oil
seed,
as
well
as
raising
live
stock
and
rninirt?.
It-
Is'
said
the
country
has
27,-j
COO
collective
farms.-
Seven
Missing
Lost
From
Whilehorse
KDMUNTON
PRoyal
Canadian
Air
Force
Dakota
aireratf
prepared
Uxlay
to
begin
an
acrid
search
of
lie
itesolat'-
nm-ili-crn
regjon
more
than
1000
miles
north
of
Vere
for
seven
.missing
men
who
have
not
been
heurU
from
since
Dicember
1.
They
are
minb-r.t
of
a,
salvage
crc
dismantling
the
Cano'.
pipe
line
in
tP
.
Norljiwest
Territoi
I
s
.south
of
WlilU'liorst.
;
Tlie
R
C.A.F.
search
machine;
i
frut
Inlk
nclirif
uftcr
11
n..r'
1
ii
om
uie
i'.
ai.
wiiiu'ivms"
i
I
yesterday
that
the
men
were
i
j
"loriR
overdue."
.
j
Police
report
sid
that
the'ineu
j
(had
U-n
(lays'
food
when
they
!
j
last,
reported
to
their
.
base
at
!
jWhlteiior.se,'
1100
miles
northwest
!
of
Edmonton.
j
Former
Mayor
Is
Committed
SYDNEY"
N.
S.
i
CP
Former
Mayor
Dan
Jack
MacLcan
was
committed
tor
trial
on
a
charge
of
murder
at
the
conclusion
of
his
preliminary
hearing
today.
He
will
appear
in
Supreme
Court
nt
Svdnev
late
In
February.
The
02-year-old
MacLcan
Is
j
,
,
t
t..
I
A
former
war
correspondent
!
and
military
observer,
Mr.
Roberts
Ik
particularly
interested
i
In
defence
matters
on
the
national
level.
Mr.
Robert
i
discounts
the
possibility
of
a
war
with
Russia
In
spile
of
the
general
"ephemeral"
talk
of
such
a
conflict.
And,
as
years
pass.
iContinm
d
on
Pane
Foc.r)
CX.F.
Session
In
Winnipeg,
WINNIPKO
't
Rent,
control,
OP.
deve'opmeni.,
amendmeiit.s
to
the
Britlidi
North
nmericti
Act
and
lK'Usin
h
gi.ation
v.'
re
all
discussed
at
the
c.C.t'.
inlerpro-vineiitl
conleif
i.c'-
here
yes'er-day
and
drlegitles
faced
an
equally
heavy
eheduU-
tod.i.
On
;the
aenulu
uxs
Dominion-pro
vinel
il
Ui.-:
afceemen!
,
avicul-;
t.uiid
poliiv
es
irlatnl
to
les
H
j
foreign
m.trk't.s.
development
of
j
natural
r"tur(.cs,
federal
aid
for
education
a'tl
highways.
,
Terrace
Board
Illustration
Station
1950
;
E.
T.
Applrwhaitr
Speaker
('.
J.
Norriiifton
New
Pr.rUrnl
TERRACE
-
Speaking
at
the
annual
dinner
meeting
of
the
Terrace
and
District
Board
of
Trade
In
the
Credit
Union
Hall
here
last
night,
E.
T.
Apple-
jwhailo,
MP.
for
Skeena,
gave
assurance
that
an
Illustration
'station
would
be
in
operation
thb:
year
at
Terrace.
Mr.
Applcwhaltc
announced
progress
towards
having
Canad
tat
-
U
nr-.m.ni.'jii.
Mi.oiAii.-
f,
.'i
7t
....'
r
t
"
"
'
n
I
This
aerial
photo
sliw;
Ivlen
I'aiK.
:.e-
tie
(d
the
opening
ceremony
'1950
British
Enipir
Games
nt
Auckland,
New
Zealand.
Willi
con-
Empire
now
en
rou
te.
final
plans
are
being;
drafted
fcf
the
opening
t'A
l;NK
OK
fcMt'lRb
OAMKS
-
-
iiid
of
al.heietic
events
at,
the
t'
.stant.s
from
all
parts
of
the
Feb.
4.
reciated
jnuii
Memorial
Church
)(
Mctiiikatla,
Alaska,
I
a
beautiful
program
:
music
to
a
ncar-capac-,ipc
at
the
Civic
Centre
y
evening
and
under
the
ociium
of
Raymond
V.
the
choir
exhibited
the
liscrrnitirnt
and
natural
rhythm
which
Is
the
0r
I
he
race.
William
Duncan,
foun-.
settlement,
was
a
great
and
the
people
of
Mct-Have
hud
continuous
,aiuls
and
orchestras
r
the
community
wa
m
1(187.
Miesc
singers
made
their
uiir
Iwo
years
ago
they
Me
ti
make
arrange-
call
a
Prince
Rupert
so
was
in
re.spoii.se
to
rc-f
their
many
friends
in
rift
and
there
were
111
nee
people
from
every
I
the
Tslmpscan
Nation.
f
the
noteworthy
frat-ic
evening's
e
rforinanee
rxri'iii'tit
use
of
the
turn's
'here
were
twenty-eight
lie
choir
and
as
a
group
.ruled
the
fine
old
negro
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You
There
When
willed
My
Lord?"
IIihImji)
Adams,
who
i
part
in
several
of
Die
s.
has
a
beautiful,
true
jtli:ucrt
on
F'f
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Aid
3
WVrll
lJ
l-
-t
'?onighf.s
train,
due
fiom
the
WASHI.NGTO.V
D.
C.
Cf
--QilC
j
two
hours
late.
Delay
i.s
caused
eials
today
awiU-d
Presidc'nt'i
j,y'
awaiting
connections
at
Jis-Truman's
of
At-
j
approval
iu
park
Snow
cu,Kljtioll.s
ia
,hc
lant.ic
Paitt
defence
plans
as
a.
,
,,
lower
Skeena
Valley
are
now
i.
i
.i
r
u
(,mni
signal
to-start
In
full
a
$1,000,000-
000
ninc-yuar
arms
program
roll-
i
completely
under
control.
A
plow
ing
to
western
Europe
within
a
j
went
out
this
morning
to
clear
month.
'
!up
sidings
following
the
heavy
C,
P.
Photo)
Railway
Cu
Is
Protested
Prairie
Town
of
Lloydmiuster
Suggests
Diesel
Trains
.
EDMONTON
(CP)
Llyodmin-sler,
town
of
2.000
people
straddling
the-
Alberta-Saskatchewan
border,
last
night
Invited
prairie
boards
of
trade
to
join
it
in
protesting
at
curtailment
of
Canadian
National
Railway
service
in
the
Dominion.
'
With
the
agricultural
area
sur-
rounding
Lloydminster
facing
rlirfienltv
of
Iranmirtlno
Its
,
-
,..
1
t.
-
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1
1
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Old
Country
:
buolball
English
Association
(
op
(Third
Roiled)
Ais-iml
1.
Sheffield
Wednesday
0
A.dou
Villa
2,
Middlesbrough
2
IMuekburn
Rovers
0,
Liverpool
0
Blaekpool
4,
Southend
United
0
'
.
Bradford
0,
Bournemouth
and
Ho.icoinbe.
Athletic
1
Brentford
0.
CheL;ea
1
.
Bury
5,
Rotherlunn
United
4
Cardiff
City
2,
West
Jlromwlch
"'
'
'
Albion
2
Carlisle
United
2,
lrdJ
United
.
5
Charlton
Athletic
2,
Kulhain
2
I
Chesterfield
3,
Yeovil
Town
l"
Coventry
City
1,
Bolton
Wanderers
2
Exetrr
City
3.
Nuneaton
0
Luton
Town
3,
Grimsby
Town
4
Manchester
City
3,
Uerby
County
5
j
Maitehe.stcr
United
4,
-
Weymouth
i
0
J
'
Newport
County
I,
Port
Vale
2
Nortliampton
Town
1,
South-
anipton
1
Notts
County
1,
Burnley
1
'
Oldham
Athletic
2,
NrwissUe!
United
7
.
Plymouth
Argylc
1,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
1
I
Portsnioutli
1.
Norwich
City
Quern's
Park
R'',ngers
0,
Evui
ton
2
Reading
2,
Doncuster
Rovers
3
;
Shefflold
United
3,
Leicester
!
elly'l
i
Soul
hMjrt
0,
Hull
City
0
j
Stockport
County
4,
Hamsley
2
1
SloUe
City
0,
Tottenham
Hot-
;
'
spur
1
Sui
dcjland
0,
Huddersflcld
Tow
n
0
Swansea
Town
3,
Birmlnghain
City
0
Watford
2,
Preston
North
End
2
!
Westham
United
5,
Ipswich
i
Town
1
I'nglMi
League
(Third
Dir.)
Brighton
and
Hove
Albion
0,
Crystal
Palace
0
j
Othrr
Matchr
Bradford
City
7.
Accrpigton
!
'
Stanley
2
BrLilol
Cily
4,
Halifax
Ton
0
!
Lincoln
City
4,
Ley
Ion
Orient
1
Tranmerc
Rovers
2,
New
Brlglw
ton
0
i
Wul.sall
2,
Bristol
Roverr.
2
Wnwhatn
0.
Chester
1
I
Srolllsh
Lrsgue
(lv.
A)
!
CelUc
3.
Motherwell
1
Dundee
3,
Hearts
1
East
Fife
0,
Rangers
2
j
Falkirk
3,
Queen
of
the
South
3
Hibernian
4,
Stirling
Albion
1
Parllek
Thistle
1,
Ralth
Hovers
0
Ht.
Mirren
2,
Clyde-
0
Third
Lanark
3,
Aberdeen
1
HO
DAMAGE
DONE
FROM
FIRE
CALLS
City
fireman
responded
to
two
calls
yesterday
afternoon
and
jearly
this
morning,
rrioay
ui
4:45
p.m.
a
flooded
oil
burner
at.
the
home
of
Mrs.
Shawdrau,
141)0
Sixth
Acinic
East
caught
fire
but
wu.':
quickly
extinguished
by
the
fire
department
with
no
daimige
done.
i'.any
tins
mouuitb
o'clock,
a
chimney
are
at
me
home
of
F.
H.
Cameron,
33'i
Eighth
Acnuo
East
.was
extlpg-uished
without
any
damage.
NOTICE
i
The
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
j
Union,
will
hold
regular
Meet-1
ing
Sunday,
January
8th,
at
2:30
p.
m,
Members
please
attend
this
meeting.
(It)
Harrowing
Scenes
As
Patients
Are
Trapped
In
Fire
,
Screaming
Mental
Pa"
tients
Struggle
at
Barred
Windows
DAVENPORT,
Iowa
(CP1
Twenty-six--women
are
known
dead
and
eleven
others
are
presumed
dead
as
a
result
of
a
fire
which
swept
through
the
mental
ward
of
the
city's
largest
hospital
today.
Flrq
Chlaf
Let
Schick
said
that
the
dead
consisted
of
women
patients
and
one
purses'
aid.
There
were
sixty-one
women
and
three
men
in
the
ward.
The
lire
broke
out
in
the
tliree
storey
St.
Elizabeth's
section
ol
Mercy
Hospital
"about
2
a.
m..
The
60-year
old
brick
structure
wa;,.
virtually
destroyed
before
tlu
firemen
could
bring
it
under
control
four
hours
later.
Screaming
mental
patients,",
who
could
be
seen
at
the
windows,
and
calm
attendants
were
trapped,.
The
wa?
to.
saJFmt'-
fot.
many
of
them
was
blocked
by
tarred
windows.
,
.
Coroner
Wildman
said
that
the
bodies
of
twenty-six
women
had
been
removed
up
to
noon
today
and
eleven
others
were
believed
to
be
dead
in
the
still
smouldering
debris.
Wildman
said
that
thirty-seven
others
were
injured
thus
accounting
for
the
68
per
sons
said
to
have
been
in
the
building.
The
women
patients,
many
of
them
infirnin
body
as
well
as
mind,
beat
against
barred
windows
and
screamed
in
terror.
Some
fainted
away
in
the
smoke
and
flames.
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
'
Snow
was
still
falling
over
tiie
interior
nf
British
Columbia"
Uii,
ng
is
expected
this
afternoon
and
evening.
Temperatures
an
rpt.nriiin
Ui
mtrmol
In
!nwl.
nf
regions.
Coastal
regions
will
enjoy
relatively
elenr
skies,
tomorrow
but
widely
scattered
snow
flurries
will
continue
over
much
of
the
interior.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region--Variable
cloudiness
over
the
Q.ieeii
Charlottes
toduy
and
Sunday.
Cleat
along
the
northern
mainland
today,
becoming
cloudy
with
a
fev
cratlered
snow
flurries
tonight
then
clearing
Sunday
mornltiH
A
little
colder
Sunday.
Wind.'
light.
Lows
tonight
and
liigie
Sunday
a.
Port
Hardy
am
Sandsplt.,
24
and
30;
at
Friiio
Rupert,
20
and
36.
LOCAL
TIDES
Sunday,
January
8,
19a0
High
4;
11
19.7
feet
15:08
20.3
feel
Low
.
.
10:02
7.4
feci
22:29
3.7
feel
BASKETBALL:
TONIGHT
8:43
2
Browuwoods
vs.
Bo-Me-Hi
J
?
"K
"
;
'"""ilmakr
Mailable
the
full
amount
ian
Broadcasting
Corporation
network
programs
released
from
jCFPR,
Prince
Rupert,
and
cx-!
pressed
confidence
that
there
Official
nod
from
the
White
cxpecieo.
prompuv
anu
l.hnt.
Is
!i
t.hiit.
is
nesded
iKiW
to
-
.
.
.
.
niinrnnnaOT
-r-M-'w
dv
Congress
ioiikiess
litbL
:iimmir
tii
mirm
America'.:
Eur-
opcan
allies.
Only
jmul.oju.ooo
has
gone
into
the
arms
program
so
far.
HOCKEY
SCORES
laeifie
(oast
Victoria
4,
New
Westminster
'1
aroma
5
,San
Diego
2
Port
land
5,.
Vancouver
i
p
mau.iU...
v,
V..K
-
!
pled
registrar
of
voters,
whose
;
crushed
body
was
found
in
a
(
.'ou'th
end
alley
December
8.
j
In
court
today
Magistrate
Verne
Read
said
he
could
not
ac-.
cede
to
request
of
defence
counsel
j
that
the
charge
be
reduced
to
j
one
of
manslaughter.
,
Four
witnesses
appeared
at
to-
i
day's
hearing,
bringing
the
to-
tal
of
witnesses
to
34
since
the
hearing
opened
here
yesterday
'
ttle
west's
cas.j
against
curtail-
J
morning.
A
few
showers
oeeur-f
(I
service
before
Donald
Gordon,
1
red
along
the
southern
coast
dur-preskicnt
of
Canadian
National
ing
the
night
but
the
centre
of
Railways
in
Montreal.
activity
has
now
moved
south
The
move
started
when
Mr.
'into
Washington
and
Oregon.
Gordon
announced
that,
due
to
Some
cloudiness
will
persist
over
eoal
shortages,
Canadian
Na-
the
Lower
Mainland
and
Van-tlonal
would
have
to
curtail
ser-
couver
Island
but
gradual
cleiu
-
would
be
Success
in
obtaining
booster
station;?
from
the
CBC
net
for
such
interior
points
as
Terrace.
The
Skeena
member,
who
described
the
recent
"constitutional
NcsHlon"
of
Parliament
at
Ottawa,
referred
to
the
major
Indus-
trial
developments
of
cellulose
'and
aluminum
manufacturing
plants
and
presaged
a
bright
and
permanent
future
for
Terrace,
Will
Robinson,
reporting"
for
the
historic
sighu
committee,
hinted
at
a
tourist
camp
development,
including
camp
and
swimming
pool,
forty
miles
east
of
Terrace.
Ofrieers
for
the
coming
year
were
elected
as
follows:
1
President.,
C.
J.
Nornngloii.
Vice-ll
esidenl.,
Alex
GlIlaiKl-ers.
.Secretary,
.latnes
Stevenson.
Treasurer,
Harry
Phillips.
Dudley
O.
Little,
retiring
pras-idenlv
was
In
the
chair
and
there
were
Toi
ly-five
persons'
present
including
guests
E.
T.
Apple-whalti',
M.P.,
J.
Kill,
Harold
Smith.
Geon:e
Martin
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
S.
Sargent.
A
turkey
supper
was
enjoyed
wl(h
Mrs
c
j
Nui'riiVa'lon
con
vener
and
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kcrgom-mcatu,
Mrs.
George
McAdams,
Mrs.
William
Osborne
and
Mrs
T.
Frascr
assisting.
snows
of
the
week.
.Yesterday's
c.m.
J
ceUcd.
U
way
freight
cars
being
.......i
;
f.-.a.,...
nt
ui.suuiiii-iu
.
un
uu;
n
u..
I
10
n.r.l.
to
be
distributed
West-
i
it
i
,,r.,;.,i,i
,
pou.iu
oy
uiu
cbuuu
wa,"..b..v
;
today.
j
(
HI'LOIISIN
RIU.hATED
.
V
ANCOI
VEK
The
former
I'n-I
o
n
Steamship
Co.
coastal
steamer
I'liclolisin,
inipaleil
on
rocks
off
Stanley
Park
since
she
grounded
November
f,
was
refloated
lixlay,
paying
off
a
gamble
against
time
anil
pound-inj!
seas
lor
Victor
AI.
David,
director
of
f
ood
Dcliydrators
Ltd.
which
purchased
the
ship
for
S)(I0.
Refloated,
mariners
say,
it
is
worth
S100.000.
Ml
KDLK
IN
SH
Vl'Ili:
.
SEATTLE
'I
lie
leader
of
Se
attic's
Filipino
colony
was
am-
hushed
by
gunmen
and
fcnleu
in
h's
expensive
ear
early
today
in
front
of
his
home
here,
tidal
Molina,
VI,
who
fatally
wounded
a
man
last
May
in
what
was
termed
self-defence
died
in
his
bullet-ridden
car
in
what
Is
believe
to
have
been
a
revenge
slaying.
Three
men
are
being
held
for
questioning
CANADA'S
WOKKLLSS
O'l'TA
W
The
Depa
rtnient
of
Labor
today
esliinutcd
thai
2UI.MS
persons
were
loekiug
for
work
in
Canada
late
in
December,
That
amounts
to
about
5.2
percent
ol
Ue
country's
total
labor
force.
That
is
the
number
of
persons
in
Can-working
or
looking
for
work.
,71.
t
?
tt:
.
.
j
vice
across
the
country
starting
(.January
9.
Under
an
order
to
I
this
effect,
Lloydminstcr
Will
have
three
days
a
week
without
rail
service.
It
was
suggested
that
oil
might
be
supplied
free
to
C.N.R.
if
it
would
put
a
diesel
train
on
the
run
to
Edmonton.
Meantime
mail
is
to
be
carried
by
bos
or
truck
from
Edmonton
to
Iiliiydinl.nster.
!
ERIC
ROSANG.
I
PIONEER,
DIES
!
Kile
Rosang,
pioneer
cily
rock
;
contractor,
died
l;ut
night
at
ids
:
home
at
61b
Eighth
Avenue
West
i
tie
was
78
years
of
aye
tjud
a
nat
ive
of
Sweden.
Ho
hud
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
since
the
.
very
early
day:;
and
was
idetitifctl
will""
i.treel.
construction
-
work
here.
Dcutli
occurred
suddenly
al-lhoir.li
deceased
v.yi
sufleriiif
from
heart
failure
for
some
time
lie
was
found
by
his
grandson
Mel
Thompson,
who
had
gono
tr,
visit
him.
Da
ugh
lets
are
Mis
Fat
Mazzci
and
Mrs.
Harry
Stanley.
HONG
KONG
f-
Pro-Nationalist
reports
today
claimed
that
government
planes
and
about
500
saling
junks
had
smashed
a
new
Chinese
Communist
effort
to
land
on
Hainan
off
the
south
China
coast.
SOLE
SURVIVOR
Gerry
Anderson,
17,
was
the
lone
survivor
when,
the
tug
George
McGregor
foundered
in
high
winds
and
heavy
seas
half
a
mile
off
Victoria
recently.
Six
men
were
drowned.
Anderson
floated
ashore
on
a
capsized
lifeboat-
(CP
Photo)
Basketball
Friday
&Saturday,
Jan.
13
&
Ii
8:30
p.m.
UBC
Chiefs
vs
PRINCE
RUPERT
Reserved
$1.00
Rush
75c
Students
50c
At
Civic
Centre
'"'r
Canada
..