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VOL.
XXXV1I1,
No.
21V!.
.PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY.
DECEMBER
3,
194a.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
jioveriminnieint
Lrackisi
owsn
D
OUKinOOOITS
hob'
t
RUPERT
COMMUNICATIONS
J"
Antigonish
On
Two-Day
Visit
:
I
4-i
AS
BEAVERS
FAIL
TREES
Police
Reinforcement
Sent
To
Nelson
District
Threat
of
Vigilance
Action
Spurs
Authorities
,
to
Action
Special
Railway
Guards
4
The
Canadiui.
Navy
frigat"
H
M.C.S.
Antigonish
slid
into
harbor
here
this
morning
for
a
two-day
visit
in
the
course
of
a
training
cruise
on
the
north
coast,
4
.aVws
Tallinn
!''
before
the
winter
freeze-up
put
all
yitalifms
in
and
out,
of
Prince
Rupert
out
of
commls-jjclwk
yesterday
afternoon
until
late
this
morning,
a
tuuil
failure
involving
the
Canadian
National
Tcle-ucrciai
lint's
and
the
transmission
of
radio
network
The
P"il
of
UouWe
was
25
miles
west
of
Terrace.
lEw
Buyal
Canadian
Corps
of
Signals
radio
teletype
,e
io
tlif
rescue
and
was
handling
some
of
the
com-jjpss
iliis
morning.
News
Canadian
Press
;
Daily
dispatches
were
among
iat
was
held
up.
VICTORIA
(CP)
Special
police
details
flew
j
She
carried
a
crew
of
140,
most
j
as..
?
oi
of
them
uiem
trainees
gaining
sea
ex-
j
into
the
Doukhobor
country
of
the
West
Kootenay
perlence.
p:
'tti
today
as
the
government
put
the
heat
cJn
the
fanatical
Sons
of
Freedom
with
action
aimed,
apparently,
to
end
once
and
for
all
seemingly
senseless
violence
in
The
sleek
vessel
moortl
at
the
Canadian
National
dock
where
she
will
remain
until
Monday
morning
when
she
will
leave
to
(
south
central
British
Columbia.
Six
more
will
be
i
oV..
T.
return
to
her
base
at
E;uiiimalt.
I
HP
EVANGELISM
NOW
TABOO
Rev.
JamrK
A.
Munro
at
l
ocal
Church
for
Two
Weeks
Evangelism
Ls
taboo
In
Coin-
s
Good
Antigonish
left
Esquimau
on
Thursday.
Captain
of
Antigonish,
which
has
been
a
frequent
visitor
here
before,
is
Lieut.
Commander
W.
S.
T.
McCuily,
R.C.N.,
a
veteran
navy
officer.
His
first
official
act
this
morning
was
to
visit
Mrs.
Rothwell
V.A.
President
Mrs.
William
Rothwell
was
elected
president
of
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion
at
a
meeting
held
in
the
Legion
hall
Friday
night.
flown
to
the
Kootenays
on
Monday
and
at
least
ten
officers
will
be
dispatched
to
the
scene
from
other
parts
of
the
province.
This
is
the
government's
answer
to
threats
from
Nelson
that
vigilante
action
will
be
taken
unless
the
authorities
act
at
once
to
stop
recent
dynamite
bombings
near
Nelson
which
have
been
blamed
on
the
Sons
of
Freedom.
This
ls
the
latest
crackdown
on
terrorism
that
T-Greatly
ciicuur-!,T'iHi
veteran
min-t
financier
of
Stow-,k
returns
from
n
'ore
which
has
Just
muni.sl.
China
and
the
Christian
Church
has
been
driven
underground
says
Rev.
James
A.
Mun-
Mayor
Nora
Arnold
at
the
city
hall
He
was
accompanied
by
Lieut.
Commander
J.
D.
MeRae,
commanding
officer
of
H.M.C.S.
YHher
elections
were:
first
vice-president
Mrs.
D.
Gomez;
Chatham,
Lieut.
Thomas
Sheer,
'
second
vice-president
Mrs.
D.'has
swept
widely
since
the
executive
officer.
H.M.C.S.
Chat-
Dean
secretary,
Mrs.
D.
Specrs;
.
Doukhobors
were
split
Into
two
ham
and
Canon
Basil
S.
Prock-
Mrs.
O.
treasurer.
sections
shortly
after
their
ar-
Ciccone;
Mrs.
W.
sergeant
-
ab-
arms,
tcr,
padre
of
H.M.C.S.
Chatham.
No
formal
entertainment
for
ARMY
HANDIWORK
-This
Bailey
bridge
was
er
ecicd
by
Army
engineers
when
Capiiano
Creek,
swollen
by
heavy
rainstorms,
tore
eut
a
huge
sea
tion
of
the
Capiiano
Bridge
at
West
Vancouver
It
did
not
last
long
and
collapsed
Thursday
nig
ht
when
Capiiano
Creek
reached
new
heights.
A
new
one
is
being
put
in.
'
(c-
p-
Photo)
the
visiting
navy
men
has
been
planned
in
the
city,
although
hospitality
of
the
Canadian
Leg
rival
from
Russia
fifty
years
ago.
Home
made
fuses,
a
symbol
of
the
Sons
of
Freedom,
were
used
a
week
ago
to
detonate
dyna-mit
blasts
that
ripped
up
railway
track
thirty
miles
west
of
Nelson.
Trainmen
since
then
have
threatened
to
quit
work
Montgomery..
Representative
to
the
music
and
drama
festival,
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black.
.
Executive
Mrs.
F.
Ellison,
Mrs.
H.
Anderson
and
Mrs.
J
Yalloway.
(pim
his
Silver
Tijj
j
ro
of
Toronto,
a
secretary
of
the
Trail
.Mueller.
Nine
(board
f
,!,.!,
of
thp
pres.
Tip
ore
yielded
a
(
bylcrian
Church
In
Canada,
who
Band
a
net
return:
is
a
visitor
in
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
half
iin
ounce
oTlMmiro
will
be
here
for
the
next
,-ind
73
ounces
of
couple
of
weeks
on
business
In
23
percent
ami
(connection
with
loVal
Prcsbyter-nt
A
smaller
ship-
(ian
Church,
particularly
the
mat-an
mince
of
gold
tojir
of
filling
the
pulpit
which
Is
minces
of
silver,
:
now
vacant.
He
will
preach
this
fijuniO
at
the
first,
Sunday
and
next
and
will
toll
the
i
.SU'wavl,
alter
a
cone-regal
j,,n
0f
conditions
In
the
iiivir
I
i
arrange
Orient,
whence
hn
returned
this
ill
in
iiiei.s
iiijcwu-jicar
after
a
six
months'
visit.
He
silver
Tip.
;rJet
ii)
cicui
with
Japan
und
For-iii
mi
Mie
'pi"J
f
'aio;.a
tomorrow
and
China
and
.'"i
'ilMna
iril'fiMU:i
a
week
from
Sunday.
In
i
n;;
into
twii'T'
et
vii
w
of
fast-moving
military
and
ion
has
been
extended
to
the
sailors.
Mrs.
Black
was
in
the
ehuLr.
"Open"
sl
ip
will
be
extvuded
to
city
resident;!
by
Lieut
Com
Reports
from
various
commit-,
in
the
Doukhobor
cojntry
un-tees
were
ifiven
bv
Mrs.
T.
Mor-iUiem.
Today
oatrol
cars
me
mander
McCuily
and
ids
olficer;
I
ow.
Mrs.
J
Tavlor
mid
Mrs
W
ceded
all
trains
travelling
Donlc-
oi
Sunday
when
the
vessel
will
be
upeu
to
Inspection
by
vtr.itois
Kothwell.
.
notour
routes
and
special
rail-
guards
have
been
It,
was
announced
the
annual
way
car
t'Uri'ilmas
tree
for
children
t
1
a
c
e
d
Milder
"fen
'years
"te
to"
he
held!
bridges."
at
stated
strategic
'
1r
fiiiiinir,ttit;-rlK'fit'e.il
'developments
in
the
December
18
and
a
"Mring
Yourl
The
former
No.
2
in
Hie
iVfisnur;
Night"
Is
to
be
held'
Koyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
December
18.
is
sroing
to
confer
with
the
A
$10
donation
was
made
to
British
Columbia
police
on
how
Ihe
Pioneer
Christmas
Dinner
to
combat
Doukhobor
uprisings
fund,
by
the
Auxiliary.
i
in
the
Interior
of
the
province.
Orient,
his
discourses
should
be
uf
timely
Interest.
'
Kvt
ryuie
has
to
be
making
a
technical
contribution,"
said
Mr.
Munro
to
a
Dally
News
Interviewer
in
speaking
of
condi
l.
Hill
feel,
to
pi.
Si
tv.il
lllllrs
mil'lll
funtl
the
ore
vvtilelt
;Si"il
was
packed
out
li
i
vi'
Imtii
employed
ii-'
simki
in
on
Silver
nn
p.
i
u!
I
heir
work
ili'vliipeii.nt.
The
K'lMi-ii
out
in
two
tions
in
China
after
Communist
Following
the
meeting
refreshments
were
served
by
the
refreshment
committee.
regimes
take
over.
Carrying
on
between
1:30
and
1
p
m.
Diesel
Pumping
Plant
Suggested
For
Shawatlans
The
city's
venerable
steam
pumping
plant
at
ShawaUans
Lake
which,
despite
its
ago,
did
yeoman
service
during
the
water
main
break
last
October,
will
be
replaced
by
a
more
modern
pumping
unit
probably
diescl
powered.
Authority
for
the
City
Engin-
eer
to
ask
for
bids
for
the
pur-(
of
evangelism
is
out
officially
it
was
announced
yesterday
in
the
House
of
Commons
by
Min-ister
of
Transport
Lionel
Chcv-rier.
F.
J.
Mead,
special'
consultant
to
the
commissioner
of
the
RCMP
until
his
retirement
several
months
ago,
will
go
to
British
Columbia.
THE
WKATHER
0"!d
Mines
Ltd.
was
mk
in
11120
and
the
Yet
many
Chinese
ministers
and
congregations
still
meot
secretly.
Rev.
Allan
Reoch,
cine
Presbyterian
missionary,
is
still
in
Pciping,
having
chosen
to
remain
there
and
carry
on
relief
work
lather
than
leave
with
the
taking
over
by
the
Communists.
There
are
five
active
Presbyter-Ian
missionaries
in
Yuan
Prov-irontinuert
nn
T?t
21
'puny
consisting
of
id
associates
is
still
Fifteen
hundred
(Synopsis)
Several
degrees
of
frost
were
reported
from
Interior
stations
Jast
night
and
coastal
points
were
close
to
freezing.
Low
temperature
at
Cranbrook
was
13,
at
Ashcroft
17,
Vancouver
31.
A
new
storm
developing
FLOOD
DESTRUCTION
Rampaging
Capiiano
Creek
ripped
out
part
of
the
Capiiano
Bridge
at
West
Vancouver,
isolating
the
community
from
Vancouver
proper
until
the
Army
put
up
an
i'rprmind
work
has
C.
P.
Photo)
Hesitation
On
Timber
Orderr
emergency
span
which
was
in
turn
swept
away.
wit.
chase
of
a
disel
pumping
unit
of
casion
the
students
put
on
a
tJt-l'ri'inicr
back
in
'zM
unci
Evan
Uar-
500
miles
west
of
Vancouver
equal
capacity
was
given
by
city
1
council
this
week
after
the
Island
will
reach
the
coast
this
highly
enjoyable
show.
Line-ups
Kay-lli-Nelson
4,
Lewis
9,
'a
resumption
of
op's
Morris
Summit
aldermen
were
informed
that
the
Canada
Having
Little
Satisfaction
in
Ascertaining
Prospects
OTTAWA,
Q,
The?
United
evening,
accompanied
by
a
moderate
rainfall.
Interior
points
can
look
for
showers
Tinker
10,
Hinman
3,
Boyd,
o(t
sieam
boiler,
which
dates
Bo-Me-Hi
Wins
Opener
In
International
Basketball
Prince
Rupert
Leads
All
the
Way
to
Finish
Up
With
Ten-point
Margin
Fire
Calls
This
Year
Are
Fewer
ohaslii.
Lund,
Leask,
Anderson,
buck
from
m0i
ls
ln
nee(,
of
rc
M'
in
l'.triO
after
a
"Ai'm,
Mr.
Toot.il
cx-'ipiiiini)
that
Stewart
overnight.
Tomorrow
will
see
Kingdom
Is
showing
4
"ereat
continued
showers
on
me
coast
deal"
nf
rptlfor.o
in
ii..
..!.,
fr
another
era
of
ateHorCl0Udy
Wealh6r
,n
ln".the
amount
of
lumber
sh0
wl
The
month
of
November
has
I
seen
city
firemen
rush
to
nine
Reynolds
1.
Total
Z7.
,
placement.
Bo-Me-Iil
Carlson
4,
Spring
F
Cost
of
rcpwrlnu
or
replacing
B.
Srlierk
6.
Webster
7,
Moore
6,
Bill
2,
Ratchford
4,
McChesncy,
mlBM
range
between
$6,000
Sharpe,
Kristmanson
2.
Total.and
$10,000,
Board
of
Works
37
'
chairman
George
Rudderham
Ladies'
League
The
regular
told
his
colleagues.
A
works
rec-Icague
fixture
played
between
ommendation
suggested
that,
in-High
School
and
the
league-
stead,
a
modern
diescl
unit
be
leading
People's
Store
team,
purchased
at
a
cost
of
$9,000,
produced
the
best
basketball
of
Su(,h
a
unll
Akl(,rmaI1
Rud.
thr,
nunnlnrr
Tn
frnt.
it
un&
hv
.
.
.
...
uupuiv
irum
uanaaa
in
limo,
a
j
Department
of
Trade
spokes-Varlable
man
says-
Sunday.
Despite
constant
prodding
by
and
to-
Canadian
officials
ln
London,
in
tern-
the
United
Kinadom
'c6vern-
(Forecasts)
North
Coast
Region-cloudiness
today
and
Showers
tills
evening
night.
Little
change
AoSiiNGERS
:,'"'i'
(Todayt
C.
Miiishell.
calls,
only
one
of
which
caused
financial
loss.
This
brings
the
1
1-month
call
total
to
78
as
compared
with
94
in
1948.
W
iToilayi-
Mr.
imd
J
I'o-Me-Hi
rooters
were
out
in
full
force
last
night
',o
cheer
their
team,
on
to
a
decisive
victory
over
this
year's
edition
of
the
Kay-hi
team.
It
was
a
Prince
Rupert
victory
all
the
way
as
the
students
took
a
margin
over
Ketchikan
early
in
the
game
to
lead
10
to
G
at
the
quarter,
20
to
10
at
the
half,
27
to
15
at
threc-diiarter
time
and
to
-
I
During
the
same
month
last
wis,
Mr.
mid
Mrs.
E.
Mrs.
M.
Demchuck
and
perature.
Winds
light,
lncreas-
ment
is
still
leaving
ln
abeyance
ing
to
easterly
(30
mph)
this
the
possibility
of
giving
marl-evening
and
decreasing
to
time
countries
another
contract
southeast
(20
mph)
after
mid-1
next
year
night.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
General'
expeqtatlon
is
that
vti
,
V
..
.
cerham
said
.would
nave'
a
tti
till..'
r,.
IUn
t-il..irftf4
mi
u,c
u
pumplng
cupacity
of
1,250,000
division
for
many
a
day.
The
gallons
daily,
equal
to
that
of
the
nuniA
tioc
.-ill
tinrt
nn
nt.
ftlll
lie
was
,..in
hv
n
ten
ooint
nun-Kin,
the,
seconds
left
to
to
play
play,
It
would
also
be
i
steam
Plant.
limi.
nnri'a
three
minute
over-
t
o'
:....
.
.
:
J"tt"u,
Britain
will
make
a
sharp
cut
44,
year
nine
calls
were
received
and
the
men
at
the
fit
3
station
hope
the
situation
doesn't
become
worse.
On
November
6
at
11:30
a.m.
the
fishing
boat
M.S.
was
rocked
by
a
gas
explosion.
Docked
at
the
provincial
government
float,
Cow
Bay,
fire
on
the
vessel,
owned
by
Walter
Morns,
caused
$30
damages.
ri;i'i,
t'.
Jacoj.M
!"".
Miss
M.
rberg.
Bray,
knocked
out
cold,
and
carried
off
the
rluyins;
luii
r
by
the
twi
final
score
beln;
37
to
27.
Only
In
the
final
period
did
Ketclii-
Rupert
34
and
40.
much
cheaper
to
operate.
time
period
was
played.
Rusty
Thain
of
Peoples,
was
the
hero1
City
Engineer
Stewart
told
-
A.
pi:
i
Friday
i
kan
outscore
Rupert,
and
thai
St.
Jonrs
Amuuiaiice
mi
n
m
j
()f
Ule
ovcrume
period
getting
council
that
he
favored
diescl
Helen-.
baskrt.
Typical
of
i
"
two
quick
DasKcis,
io
give
ner
power
over
gasoline
power
oe-
by
a
single
ti
i-
exiinl.e'l
that
lie
will
lie
j
team
team
a
a
four
four
point
point
lead.
lead.
High
High
cause
cause
while
while
there
there
was
was
only
in
the
500,000,000
board
feet
she
purchased
from
Canada
in
1949.
Most
of
the
pinch
will
be
felt
on
the
east
coast.
The
outlook
is
better
on
the
west
coast,
where
the
United
Kingdom
timber
controller
has
called
for
tenders
to
compete
for
a
100.000,000
board
feet
contract
to
cover
United
Kingdom
requirements
for
the
first
quarter
of
1950.
fnr
to-
ficnooi
aiso
scoren
mrce
points
slightly
more
man
ji.uuu
tiiuer-
hack
In
the
line-up
most
exhibition
and
play-oil'
ser.es
games,
tills
first
game
of
a
two-game
total
point
serle;
was
ragged,
with
a
lot
of
pour
.shooting
anil
sloppy
chei-kln-Toniuht
should
see
both
teams
nlchl's
Kniiie
Coach
Jack,'"
"
overume,
ana
uic
unai
ence
ln
cost
the
diesel
being
Evans
had
his
subsUUifons
score
was
People's
Store
27,'
higher
the
cost
of,
operating
a
working
effectively
and
youmij
Mo"
Lykejraard
of
High
diesel
was
about
$2.50
an
hour
Ratchford
and
Lawrence
j
ncuoui
myi-u
un
""w"'s
iess
than
gasoline.
Hud
CHECK-UP
ON
STEAMSHIPS
WEST
VANCOUVER
STILL
MAROONED
VANCOUVER
-
The
Army
would
make
no
guarantee
today
that
the
temporary
Bailey
bridge
replacement
across
raging
Capiiano
Creek
would
be
in
before
Monday.
Meantime
traffic
to
West
Vancouver
continues
entirely
by
ferry.
The
new
Bailey
bridge
replaces
another
whicn
collapsed
on
Thursday.
l..,
at
their
best.
Ketchikan
will'
Kristmansim
gave
good
aecoini
he
used
to
the
floor
and
Rupert
i
of
themselves
when
.
relievim
will
no
doubt
pet
over
their
up
"inber
0:12
12:0
0:10
19:03
1.
1019
1S.1
fe
21.0
fe.
8.9
fe
3.9
fe
in
parent
lack
of
confidence
their
own
ability.
Mrs.
T.
Fraser
returned
to
Terrace
on
last
evening's
train
following
a
brief
business
visit
to
the
city.
game,
garnering
1M
puinis,
wnicn
,
,,
.,
,
...
Council
agreed
with
a
suggest-league.
is
mighty
fine
scoring
in
any
,
lon
&
Alderman
Daggett
that
Last
night
at
the
re-
quest
of
players
and
coaches
bWs
from
srveral
conipanle.
be
fouls
were
called
very
closely,
obtained
before
any
choice
is
and
if
any
tiling
It
proved
the
made.
t
heory
that
the
closer
the'
game'.
The
present
steam
boiler
could
is
called
the
faster
the
play
be-'be
converted
easily
to
a
storage
comes.
If
players
are
avoiding
tank
for
diesel
fuel.
City
Engin-(Coiitinued
from
rage
41
I
eer
Stewart
said.
Dcparlmenl
of
Transport
Investigators
I'a.vin(r
Surprise
Visit
VANCOUVER
tfi
Following
first
string
men.
Carlson,
SelieiU
and
SprioK.
Another
player
up
from
Intermediate
ranks
tlrs
year,
who
Is
coming
alonu
belter
eae.li
game,
is
Chuck
Webster
who
scored
s?ven
points
last
night,
and
played
a
good
game
whenever
on
the
floor.
Eric
ood
dis-
workiiifr
Ketchikan
cave
a
nlav
of
ball-handlinc
eoniplainis
by
th:
Vticouver
cny
the
ball
up
within
.'.linoling
rlls-tiince.
timi-
after
time,
only
to
loose
it
by
poor
play
innler
the
iv.iiri-i.
Nelson.
Tucker
aiul
if
council
as
to
the
passenger
service
being
given
on
the
Victoria
and
Nanahno
runs,
Canadian
RECITAL
Moore.
Ray
Spring
-and
Sid;
Rcherk
who
left
the
game
otij
FCNERAl,
NOTICE
BR
ENTZEN
A
t
Nanaimo
Kun-
well
tn
Tucker
Paciric
Steamships
vessels
mew
Ililinl;,,x
..hoWi
d
up
a
surpilse
inspection
last
night
(
assin!,
and
t-.tin
play.
I'TNEKAL
NOTICE
STFINHERO
At
Nanaimo.
SundHV.
Nov.
27.
1849.
0?nr
Ciiai
les.
aeed
22
vears.
beloved
husband
of
Mrs.
Dolly
Stein-Ivrif
of
L'31
Overlook
Street.
dav.
November
27.
jonn.
Theodore,
aered
36
vears.
beloved
husband
of
Mrs.
Pearl
from
Department
of
Transport
D,.liw
tlic
hih
scorer
ol
Mie
iiiveslicatoi-s.
I
pveniiK'
with
10
points,
followed
The
Insure
tion
continues
today
;
bv
riewi'S
of
KcU.liikan
wnb
Inaugurating
Installation
of
New
Hammond
Electric
Organ
ALEXANDER
E3LER
AGNES
HARROD
Eight-Year-Old
Boy
Soprano
Organist
Organist,
and
Composer
First
United
Church
Wednesday
&
Thursday,
December
7
&
8,
1949
Adults
$1.00
Students
50c
At
8:00
p.m.
Tickets
on
Sale
at
Ormes.
Civic
Centre
and
Church
Members
five
fouls
with
three
ni'iititfo
left,
all
scored
six
points.
The
time-out
Intervals
wee
enlivcnnd
during
the
evening
by
the
Bo-He-Hi
yell
squad,
und
the
half-time
period
was
the
occasion
for
a
very
fine
demonstration
on
how
basketball
was
first
played
fifty
.
years
ago.
Suitably
costumed
for
the
oe-
on
all
coastal
passenger
ships.
Life
bells
are
being
examined
as
Brent7.en
of
1423
Sixth
Ave.
East.
The
funeral
woeession
will
leave
thenville
Court
Chanel
and
nroeeed
io
SI..
Andrew's
Cathedral
where
services
will
be
conducted
by
Canon
S.
Prockter
at
3.0
n.m..
Mondav.
Dec.
5th.
Interment
to
follow
In
Fairvlew
Ceme-terv.
B.C
Undertakers
in
'Ray
Spring
of
Bo-Me-lu
played
a
driving
i;ainc
from
the
very
start.
In
fact
it
was
his
own
drive
going
Into
score
that
nilcd
him
full,
force
against
'Hip
funeral
urocession
will
i
leave
'
Orrnviile
Court
Cliaurl
nnr)
nroeeed
to
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
where
services
will
be
conducted
bv
Canon
Basil
S
Prockter
at
3:00
o.m.
Mon-rlpv
December
5.
Interment
to
follow
in
Falrview
Ometerv
B.C.
Undertakers
in
charee
of
arrangements.
well
as
fire
fighting
equipment
and
boat
drill
.
The
only
statement
was
that
a
report
will
be
sent
to
Ot
tawa.
wall
with
ninety
i
gymnasium
charge
of
arrangements.
'
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