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Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
STAR
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
126.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MAY
29,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENT8
Sod
ONS
M
EX.
STIl
GRAVE
horities
Surveying
ena
River
Situation
Naval
Task
Force
Bucks
Fraser
River
to
Rescue
Deluge
Victims
Army
Engineers
Build
Bailey
Bridge
At
Angliers
A
detachment
of
Royal
Canadian
Engineers
from
the
3rd
Field
Engineer
Regiment
of
Mont-,
real
were
flown
north
to
Angliers,
Quebec
where
they
threw
a
Bailey
bridge
across
the
Quihze
River
In
real
Army
style
reminiscent
of
the
river
crossings
in
Europe
during
the
last
war.
The
Bridge,
which
is
240
feet
long,
was
constructed
in
three
50
foot
spans
and
one
100
foot
span
and
was
quickly
assembled
and
put
across
the
river
in
near
record
time
by
the
Reserve
Force
lads
Lake
a
survey
of
conditions
in
the
central
en
with
the
help
of
some
of
the
comany
s
workmen.
flood
areas
with
a
view
to
determining
what
L
of
relief
may
be
necessary,
Inspector
F.
B.
uhnson,
provincial
police,
and
Ed.
Coughlan
Families
Wade
Out
of
Torrent
in
Sorry
Procession
Army
Given
Complete
Control
VANCOUVER
Early
this
morning,
a
task
force
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
began
bucking
the
turbulent
waters
,of
the
Fraser
River
to
carry
out
flood
rescue
work.
Thirty
ships,
in
aT,
including
the
frigate,
Antigonish,'are
taking
part
in
Che
evacuation
of
hundreds
of
homeless
women
and
children.
Entire
families,
carrying
all
their
world-
gradually
returns
to
its
normal
nClHI
HrJioic
uc)jai
uucm
aic
leaving
iiu
j
bv
air
for
the
interior.
They
will
visit
the
.a
as
well
as
Smithers
.
easily
deteriorate
further.
How
ever,
they
were
hoping
for
the
Johnson
leu
toaay.
till
leave
Monday.
best.
SITUATION
IN
BULKLEY
"SERIOUS"
t
reports
from
the
in-the
night
confirm-i
jy's
indication
that
A
message
from
Houston
late
BULLETINS
V.
S.
FLOOD
-HIT
SEATTLE
More
thousands
were
fleeing
from
their
endangered
homes
through
the
Pacific
northwest
today.
The
floods
are
the
worst
in
54
years.
The
United
States
death
toll,
from
this
cause,
to
date,
is
15,
and
property
losses
and
damage
soared
into
uncounted
millions.
FATAL
CHICAGO
FIRE
CHICAGO
Six
persons.
ln-cluding
two
children,
perished
in
a
fire
in
the
Erie
district
in
the
southwestern
part
of
the
city.
CONTROL
OF
BERLIN
BERLIN
A
meeting
of
the
River,
which
reached
today
said
that
the
Bulkley
River
was
higher
than
ever
there
oud
height
on
Tues-
Lred
to
have
stopped
and
the
situation
was
"serious.
The
high
water
mark
of
his
'..ough,
during
yester-
statement
was
to
the
toric
1936
has
been
exceeded
at
ly
possessions
in
suitcases,
are
wading
knee
deep
in
the
waters,
along
the
river
banks.
All
the
Navy
units
will
operate
on
a
24-hour
shift
basis.
Shortly
after
the
naval
auxiliary
vessel
Laynor
arrived
from
Victoria
last
night,
with
her
decks
laden
with
power
boats,
she
was
sent
up
river,
to
move
the
stranded
ones.
The
naval
tug,
London,
Is
already
in
the
Mission
City
area.
A
radio
centre
has
been
estab
it
was
actually
hlgh-
Terrace.
channel.
Rain-fed
streams
continued
today
to
course
through
the
flood-stricken
Fraser
Valley
fed
by
fast-melting
mountain
snow.
Heavy
rain
last
night
added
to
the
misery
of
hundreds
of
people
in
the
area
between
Hope
and
the
river
mouth.
Roads
are
knee-deep
in
water
and
in
some
parts,
choked
with
debris,
hampering
the
flight
of
refugees
to
higher
levels.
Hundreds
fled
In
enforced
haste
from
fertile
farms
and
comfortable
homes.
With
them
went
the
,
had
been
on
Wednes-
l.iursday.
Weather
has
what
cooler
at
night
all
warm
by
day.
Fog
Communist
;
prevail
only
as
far
up
Kwinitsa.
From
there
bright
and
hot.
...ch
of
the
river
across
lished
at
Mission
and
small
radio
units
will
go
along
with
the
rescue
teams.
.
Larger
shot
shows
the
bridge
nearing
completion.
All
the
Bailey
bridge
material
was
purchased
In
the
United
Kingdom
and
was
brough
t
over
to
the
bridge
Site
last
April.
Between
two
and
three
hundred
people
from
the
surrounding
district
were
on
hand
to
'wit.np.is
t.hp
con
track
from
Terrace
Meanwhile
the
Canadian
Navy
heartbreaking
knowledge
of
the
mining
the
Sherwood
struction.
Is
Defiant
Tells
United
States
Senate
His
Party
Will
Not
Keep
Law
verday
and
Vfforts
made
to
move
the
four
personages
sitting
here,
to
conduct
the
control
of
Berlin,
is
ending
today.
The
Russian
representative
said
he
would
no
longer
sit
next
to
his
American
counterpart.
ROYAL
WEDDING
COPENHAGEN
A
source
close
to
the
Royal
Family
stated
today
that
Princess
Anne
of
Roumania
and
King
has
officially
branded
the
floods,
in
the
Fraser
Valley,
as
"Operation
Overflow."
It
is
predicted
that
the
peak
of
the
water,
is
only
a
matter
of
hours
away.
t
house
to
safer
ground.
destruction
of
years'
work
and
damage
to
property.
More
Fraser
River
dykes
were
breached
last
night,
wjth
one,
at
Glenn
Valley,
washing
out
allowing
water
to
flood
roads
and
townsitcs.
s
around
Terrace
such
:
Island
had
already
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
fed
and
evacuated
by
William
Z.
Foster,
leader
of
the
rs
resident'
there.
American
communist
party,
yes-
Across
the
line,
the
Governor
of
Idaho,
has
asked
Canadian
officials
to
confer
with
United
States
authorities
on
the
flood
e
Terrace
stores
had
a
,
Michael
would
marry
June
5.
Efficiency
Of
Pilots
Secret
of
Enviable
Safety
Record
of
Canadian
Commercial
Aircraft
The
enviable
record
of
safety
achieved
by
the
commercial
air
lines
of
Canada
is
no
co-incid
terday
attacked
a
bill
designed
to
curb
communism
In
the
Uni
vers
on
Thursday
and
jsing
the
merchants
crisis
in
the
Pacific
Northwest.
Governor
Robbins
made
the
re
ted
States
and
told
the
senators
that
the
party
would
not
comply
:eir
stocks.
There
was
i
ftt;
St
:.
C
MY.-:-.
-
SYftfr1.-
.
M
sii
meal
or
duiut
uiif
it
Decomcs
iaw.
LAST
BATTLE
IN
JERUSALEM
With
Oia
tyonerTew''"
quest
for
an
immediate
meeting,
as
the
wild
waters,
pushed
the
ssage
io
me
uauy,
Ag
the
senate
considered
the
last
night.
Mundt-Nixon
bill,
Foster
said
death
toll,
.
in
the
Northwest
BATTLE
OF
JERUSALEM
CAIRO
The
battle
tempo
in
Jerusalem
remains
high.
Egypt
has
thrown
her
air
force
into
the
crucial
struggle.
"
CHRYSLER
STRIKE
OVER
DETROIT
The
seventeen
days
Chrysler
strike
has
been
settled
on
a
Jasis
of
thirteen
cents
an
hour.
the
bill
would
create
a
Fascist
States
to
ten
and
devastated
new
b
is
fell
in
regard
to
ence
or
mere
matter
of
g-jd
fortune,
according
to
Jack
Faires,
areas.'!
National
Guard
units
of
police
state
and
set
up
a
caste
limiNes
at
the
village
I
il
miles
east
of
Ter-
of
political
untouchables.
Are
Making
Final
Stand
in
New
Quarter
CAIRO,
TO
Although
beleag
chief
check
pilot
of
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
for
British
Col
:
unl
known
to
have
ivfd
from
there
was
umbia,
who
is
in
Prince
Rupert
uered
Jews
had
surrendered
to
Unt
call
on
Tuesday
the
Arabs
in
old
Jerusalem
yes
i'IhtiH
Dmlds
who,
RAIDED
RED
BOOK
SHOP
in
the
course
of
a
trip
over
the
company's
Vancouver
-
Prince
Rupert
operation.
Faires
attributes
it
largely
to
the
strict
reg-
(
in
three
feel
of
water,
terday,
the
battle
in
the
new
city
continued
with
the
Arabs
closing
that
the
villacers
ever
closer
in.
Egyptian
bombers
he
transported
from
Washington
have
been
called
into
service.
The
Attorney
General
of
British
Columbia
has
announced
that
the
army
has
been
given
an
absolutely
free
hand
in
the
present
emergency.
Mr.
Wismer
has
issued
an
order
under
the
Militia
Act,
which
gives
the
Army,
full
power
to
mobilize
men,
to
meet
any
situation,
arising
from
the
floods.
He
said
he
had
been
assured
by
Army
officials
In
Vancouver
that
men
were
being
called
out
and
mobilized
where
and
when
needed.
also
added
to
the
assault.
montreal.
A
provincial
t
AIR
SERVICE
TO
SMITHERS
Acting
on
direct
instructions
of
the
president
of
the
company
at
Montreal,
J.
A.
Barber,
sup
Last
Jewisii
defences
inside
police
anti-subversive
souad.
In
ment
in
regard
to
the
continued
the
second
bie
raid
of
its
kind
efficiency
of
flying
personnel.
ws
by
means
of
a
rouimal
to
higher
mi
nearby
bench,
already
all
around
Clunne
ine
year
unuer
wuck
.
iwsnnnpl
must
keen
in
Flying
personnel
must
Keep
in
padlock
law.
vesterdav
seized
a
Fruckload
of
books
from
a
book
!
continual
training
and
be
up-to-
In
smaller
picture
local
residents
watched
with
interest
the
rapid
construction
of
the
bridge
which
the
Army
Engineers
set
up
in
approved,
style.
No
time
was
wasted
as
the
Army
Engineers
hustled
the
bridge
across
the
gorge
at
the
Quinze
River
power
site.
the
old
city
were
dimmed
out
by
Arab
shock
troops
which
were
called
in
to
dispose
of
the
last
Jews
holed
up
in
three
store
Imuses
and
enterinc
store
which
thev
saia
was
inc
.
.,
nosted
t
all
tlmes
ji,.t.
1,,,)
mn
oonr
ro
inr
i
.mil"
--
erintendent
of
sales,
Canadian
them.
There
was
a
of
supplies,
particu-
mumst
literature.
The
raid
was,
"They
are
carefully
checked
up
houses
of
the
south
wall.
Pacific
Air
Lines,
Vancouver,
ar
ortierea
dv
rremicr
""
every
three
months
ana
u
tney
U
and
flour,
in
the
As
the
Jews
and
Arabs
battled
ana
me.
muik
""-'-..r,
Vf
,
.
tr,
srrateh
in
pverv
rived
in
the
city
by
air
Thursday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
tMt1lp
fit
K.Hrl
IViarX
UUllliui"fVIi
r
"
---
tsk.
Making
the
situ-
BILL
WRATHALL
BACK
IN
A
C
T
1
0
N
AS
inside
and
outside
Jerusalem
for
control
of
the
Holy
City,
a
new
i"1
re
uneomfortable
The
Attorney
General
has
offered
suggestions
that
the
maniiesw
oi
iota
m
j
.phase
oi
aircraii
operauon
aim
pamphlets
printed
in
Belgrade
erounded."
to
organize
an
emergency
air
ser
l
the
fact
that
there
Army,
Navy,
Red
Cross,
Public
plan
to
halt
the
bloodshed
in
Palestine
seemed
domed
to
fail
epidemic
of
chicken
vice
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Smithers
during
the
tie-up
caused
bv
the
Skeena
River
Health
officials,
police
and
other
m
the
children
of
the
Faires
says.
Examining
the
flying
personnel
is
one
of
Faires'
principal
jobs
as
chief
check
pilot.
ure.
public
organizations,
get
to
HAMS
HANDLE
TELEGRAPHIC
TRAFFIC
Veteran
operator
of
Government
and
Canadian
National
Telegraphs,
retired
these
last
several
years,
Included
among
the
Most
severe;
fighting
is
taking
gether
to
appoint
one
man
to
floods
washing
out
the.
Canadian
National
Railway
Lines.
FLOOR
PRICE
UNDER
BUTTER
People
at
I'sk
is
at
'
expectant
mother.
direct
flood
relief
operations.
He
place
around'
a
strategic
position
vital
to
Tel
Aviv.
said
that
his
proposal
had
been
Wends
of
lisli
eonle
well
received
and
that
meetings
l
provincial
police
W.
W.
Wrathull
is
back
in
action
again,
pressed
into
service
as
a
result
of
the
tie-up
of
normal
communication
services
through
Skeena
River
flood
conditions.
VANCOUVER
GETS
HOUSING
PROJECT
(Via
Army
Signals)
OTTAWA.
9
The
federal
The
plan
is
to
use
one
of
two
Canso
amphibians
stationed
at
Prince
Rupert
in
the
service
to
the
interior,
carrying
passengers,
freight
and
express.
Up
to
two
flights
daily
wi'tl
be
available,
depending
upon
the
requirements
of
the
situation.
of
the
various
groups
were
expected
immediately
this
morning.
Another
trainload
of
flood
ref
government
Friday,
gave
dairy
i
r.,nn)(
a
fTiiarnnt.ffn
!
W
authorities
for
nceor.
morning
Gordon
Newhauscr
and
Will-
In
fact,
his
home
on
Fifth
Avenue
East,
where
he
has
lannnrs
111
Lanoua
t
i
h
-
i.
.
TO
RECLAIM
MARITIMES
licensed
BE7LK
amateur
I"
.
u....i.
,w
of
hut-
vanuuuv.e.k,
v.
..
-
ins
mai
uiut
uie
wic
wiiuicofut.
F.
t-
---
'structlon
structlon
Minister
Minister
y.
u.
u.
u.
"""
nuwr
nriin
radio
station,
tnlinn
is
is
a
a
vu
virtual
tuai
signal
sienals
...
....n
t
rfmn
helnw
57
Vi
coin
vPKBt.prriav
that
the
federal
ugees
arrived
In
Vancouver
late
fu
Terrace
bv
rowhonl.
last
night.
The
latest
group,
.
to
build
erne
centre
these
clays
of
emergency
-
where'
Litle
ex-
'Cents
a
pound
anywhere
in
the
,,it
g
Mr.
Barber
left
this
after
OLD
ARMY
IS
USELESS
numbering
about
300,
had
been
Bet
a
co'.-ivr
rted
land
'fall
at
a
cost
of
$7,000,000
The
country,
noon
for
Smithers
with
the
first
OTTAWA,
Xt
Agriculture
Minister
James
G.
Gardiner
yes-
evacuated
from
Harrison
Mills
1
into
the
river
for
the
.11
xiniupr
Mlnibter
nardiner
Gardiner
low
low
rental
rental
project
will
be
hand-
have
stepped
into
tire
breach
to
Agriculture
an
order-in
,
MorlE?-e
and
h(1,
han(lle
colnmcrcial
traffic
flight
and
expects
to
be
back
this
Dewdney
and
Agasslz,
three
of
"
freiRhting
supplies
tabled
in
Commons
u.iiulncr
Pfirnnration
and
the
terciay
outlined
to
the
Commons
following
the
normal
wire
fall-
the
hardest
hit
spots
in
erans
will
receive
priority.
evening.
Before
leaving
ne
was
in
consultation
with
local
rail
lm
Kwinitsa.
r4"
Natiimnl
irrw-init
way
officials.
Accompanying
Fish
Sales
ie
a
trip
to
Kwinitsa
CAMBERLEY,
Eng.
Field
Marshal
Montgomery
today
laid
down
a
blue
print
for
a
streamlined
British
Army
in
the
atomic
age.
He
said
"Peace,
and
sclen-
Handling
traffic
both
by
key
and
radiophone,
Bill
Wrathall
re
Mr.
Barber
is
Jack
Faires,
chief
Fraser
Valley.
They
were
brought
into
Vancouver
in
a
special
relief
train
of
two
coaches
and
a
baggage
car.
Altogether
558
evacuees
have
been
brought
Into
reported
the
track
to
council
which
established
a
floor
price
under
butter
of
59
cents
a
pound
at
Charlottetown,
Halifax
and
St.
John,
58
cents
at
Montreal
and
Toronto
and
57
Vi
cents
at
Vancouver.
This
means
that
the
retail
American
Pierce,
19,000,
20:50,
19.50
and
ported
yesterday
afternoon
that
"j'ith
water
starting
a
pilot
of
CP
A.
for
British
Columbia.
There
will
be
a
regular
morn
he
was
still
being
able
to
keep
j
ulc
gurprise
0f
modern
war
'
mile
eurt
of
Kwin-
10,
Storage.
an
$880,000
program
to
reclaim
80,000
acres
of
wasted
and
water-logged
maritime
farmlands.
The
area
is
known
as
the
marsh
lands
and
twice
daily
is
normally
submerged
in
flowing
tides.
The
money
will
be
used
to
build
dykes
and
protective
works
in
Nova
Scotia,
New
Brunswick
and
Prince
Edward
Island
so
make
the
old
military
machines
up
with
the
demands.
Local
hams
are
handling
busi
useless.
a"tss
w,,re
beinn
or-
nrlce
now
cannot
go
below
61
Canadian
Cape
Race,
6,000,
Co-op.
North
foreland,
11,000,
Co-op.
Vancouver
from
the
stricken
areas.
.
,
ELSEWHERE
IN
PROVINCE
'
At
Trail,
a
close
watch
is
being
kept
on
the
movement
of
the
y
Canadian
National
cents
in
British
Columbia,
and
Telem-auhs
totlav
i
-
-
ness
for
such
points
as
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Hazrlton,
Smithers
and
Terrace,
the
first
outgoing
link
I
In
.
"
LONDON,
l
A
three-year
ing
flight
daily
between
Prince!
Rupert
and
Smithers
with
provision
for
an
alternate
evening
flight
in
case
of
morning
log
conditions
at
Prince
Rupert
such
as
existed
today.
The
morning
flight
is
scheduled
to
leave
at
8:30
daylight
"l
to
uettliiB
rnniiiv
'hp
railway
launched
old
boy
fell
50
feet
from
a
five-storey
home,
bounced
off
a
ledge
being
from
here
to
Jimmy
Walsh's
station'
BE7AGO
at
Terrace
whence
it
is
relayed
fur
MARSHALL
URGES
"FIRM"
POLICY
Columbia
River.
Civic
officials
there,
predict
that
the
strength
as
waters
recede
make
it
nosslhle.
that
the
land
may
be
returned
to
agriculture
and
productivity
increased.
The
program
may
f'y
to
PEACE
FOR
PALESTINE
,
Resolu
i
&w
RTirrESS.
ther
along.
of
the
banks
will
be
put
to
a
20
feet
from
the
ground
ana
landed
on
the
pavement
of
a
crowded
street.
He
escaped
with
a
broken
leg.
last
from
five
to
10
years.
time,
arriving
Smithers
10
a.m
,
I
major
test
on
gunday
Mean
"nthe
line
will
be
put
'"lie
earliest
possible
11
least
.ur
use
of
hand
(Via
Army
Signals)
wravine
omitners
iu:ou
a.m.
tuui
tions
aimed
at
bringing
peace
to
Pi
Secret-j
,
,
u...
12
nmin.
PORTLAND,
Ore.,
LONDON,
They
are
trying
linesmen
nre
i-p-
ary
of
State
George
Marshall
last
night
warned
the
United
States
against
falling
into
a
cut
a
new
idea
in
1.0110.011
pm
to
aid
cupld
two-seater
benches
Palestine
today
confronted
me
Security
Council
of
the
United
Nations
with
the
Arabs
accepUnr;
Great
Britain's
proposal
and
the
"
use
of
boats
in
their
Patch
no
p.nmnlpt.nlu
The
alternate
afternoon
flight
leaves
at
5
p.m.
daylight
time,
arriving
Smithers
6:30
p.m.,
leaving
Smithers
7
p.m.
and
returning
here
8:30
p.m.
The
passenger
fare
has
been
set
for
$20
one
way
and
$40
re-
while
another
20,000
sand
bags
are
being
sent
from
Vancouver
to
Trail
today.
The
town
of
Princeton
is
reported
to
be
practically
isolated
by
flood
waters.
However,
there
have
been
no
reports
of
water
actually
reaching
the
town
itself.
Princeton
is
located
on
the
Similkameen,
a
branch
of
the
Okanagan
River
system.
C0nmimication
line's
I:
;f
Token
down
at
many
Jews
refusing
the
Russians.
Russian
trap
baited
with
"cynical"
peace
propaganda.
In
a
speecn
prepared
for
de-
for
couples.
Mrs.
Strauss,
suppi.v
minister's
wife,
who
suggested,
it,
said:
"It
must
be
very
awkward
when
a
young
couple
want
a
private
talk
or
gossip
if
others
"M
Hip
livprv
hpfnrp
f.hA
Opnpral
fVin-
Baseball
Scores
National
i.caKue
Philadelphia
6,
New
York
3.
Brooklyn
7,
Boston
5.
Chicago
10,
Cincinnati
8.
American
League
Washington
2.
Boston
1.
Detroit
4,
St.
Louis
5.
New
York
3,
Philadelphia
6.
Cleveland
2,
Chicago
0.
Pacific
Coast
League
Seattle
5,
Portland
4
(11
innings'.
San
Diego
7,
Sacramento
3.
Oakland
9,
Hollywood
7.
'
.
Los
Angeles
6,
San
Francisco
2
Western
International
League
All
games
postponed
again.
All
Conscripts
Are
Rejected
TO
DETERMINE
SMUTS
FUTURE
PRETORIA
General
Smuts,
whose
government
has
been
defeated,
met
lias
followers
today
to
consider
whether
or
not
he
wiu
remain
in
politics.
The
newly
elected
Nationalise
Government
will
shorUy
study
the
question
as
to
whether
or
not
they
will
study
the
issue
of
framing
an
entirely
new
Nationalist
administration.
;
Bulkley
Valley
the
ported
completely
"Ve
miles
at
HHP
rwilnt
are
sitting
on
tne
same
sum.
LOCAL
TIDES
.
(Standard
Time)
The
situation
at
Kimberley
KASKATOON.
(Ji-The
Canad
seems
to
be
slighUy
improved
their
fineP1.s
crossed
Wal,'r
level
continu-
The
town
was
hard
hit
this
week,
Sunday,
May
30,
1948
turn
with
the
tariff
10c
express
ference
of
Women's
Clubs,
hc
said
that
the
western
democra-
Per
Pound-cies
can
only
win
the
cold
war
If
1
Capt.
Larry
Daykin,
at
present
the
United
States
sticks
to
a
pilot
on
the
Vancouver-Sandspit
firm
policy
toward
Russia.
I
run,
will
take
the
Smithers
serv-"I
am
absolutely
certain,"
he
ice
on.
in
addition.
C.P.A.
has
declared,
'that
such
a
firm
and
1
two
Canso
amphibians
stationed
determined
course
can
save
the
here,
the
regular
passenger
situation
for
the
democracies."
j
plane
and
a
freighter.
1
ian
Legion
convention,
after
angry
debate,
voted
Thursday
to
refuse
admission
to
NRMA
troops
aMivp
overseas
in
'lUc
today
with
HttlP
when
the
waters
of
Mark
Creek
16.0
feet
Hieh
6:15
Hrther
"se
since
Thurs-
16.6
feet
went
on
a
rampage.
However
rail
""way
nnrmio
mi
j
10.4
feet,
in
last
reports,
the
town
is
get
19:46
..
0:32
12:56
World
War
II
in
1946.
The
Le
Low
.
"ay,that
the
situation
6.9
feet
ting
back
to
normal,
as
the
creek
gion
also
rejected
NRMA
men
generally.