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iice
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CABS
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
135.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
9,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
'
.....3
CAMPAIGN
I
Ijective
$25,000
bribed
to
Date
$5,963.73
N
Up
.In.
Menace
Of
-HigSa
Water
JL(i
s
0
Fraser
Flood
S20.000
4.1100
At
Least
Temporary
Peace
Is
Assured
For
Palestine
Is
Menacing
Vancouver,
Ontario
By-Elections
.Further
Damages
Are
Seen
Lulu
Island
Threatened
'
;
MISS
MACPHAIL
1
ELECTED
AGAIN
Bulletin
Truce
Is
Accepted
.
(15,000
Jti.ltOO
VANCOUVER
Fraser
Valley
Return
Two
"CCF.
Candidates
flood
developments
are
not
encouraging.
Hot
weather
con
A
.
-v,
-
v
TURK
GOVT
QUITS
Socialist
Victories
Cost
Liberals
Two
Seats
In
Commons
Both
Arabs
and
Jews
ditions
and
there
appeared
the
possibility
of
Lulu
Island
being
more
seriously
threatened.
Much
of
the
produce
consumed
In
Van
VANCOUVER
(CP)
C.C.P".
victories
in
the
by-
$10,000
Jll.OOfl
couver
is
grown
on
Lulu
Island.
elections
in
Vancouver
Centre
and
in
the
Ontario
Agree
to
Stop
Fight-ing
in
Palestine
CAIRO
(CP)
Count
Koike
Bernadotte
disclos
TORONTO
Agnes
Mac-phall.
first
and
only
woman
in
the
House
of
Commons,
when
she
was
elected
in
1921,
today
is
the
only
woman
in
the
new
Ontario
Legislature.
While
five
other
women
candidates
were
beaten
at
the
polls,,
veteran
Miss
Macphail,
58,
defeated
three
men
to
become.
C.C.F.
Member
for
York
Easts.
And,
being
one
woman
among
If
the
scope
of
the
flood
keeps
riding,
cost
the
Liberals
two
House
of
Commons
expanding
there
is
a
possibility
seats.
The
winning
candidates
yesterday
were
Rodney
ed
last
night
that
he
has
asked
the
Jews
and
the
Young,
i)-year-oia
law
stuueni,
in
Vancouver
i;nut:
and
Welsh-born
Laoor
organizer
Arabs
to
stop
fighting
in
Palestine
at
G
a.m.
Green
feet
weather
conditions.
There
$5,000
r.(IIM)
were
43,000
on
the
voters'
lis:
wich
Time
Friday
(11
p.m.
of
it
spreading
Into
the
State
of
Washington
with
the
city
limits
of
Belllngham
threatened.
Columbia,
Fraser
and
Kooten-ay
Rivers
in
southern
British
Columbia
rose
further
today.
At
Rvelstoke
the
Columbia
River
was
up
another
foot.
At
Mission
the
Fraser
was
up
three
Inches.
The
Kootenay
rose
two
inches
at
'
Wardmer.
The
Fraser
River
situation
was
declared
today
to
be
still
"most
but
only
22,854
voted.
In
the
194!
ANKARA-
The
government
of
Premier
Hasan
Saka
collapsed
today
under
harsh
fire
from
critics
of
its"
domestic
economic
policy.
The
cabinet
resigned
early
today
and
Premier
Saka,
in
office
since
last
September,
was
asked
to
form
a
new.overn-
ment'
Shortages
of
staple
foodstuffs
are
a
factor
in
the
crisis.
'
'
FIGHTING
TONIGHT
v
NEWARK
Rocky
Graziano
meets
Tony
Zale
in
Rupp'ert
Stadium
tonight
in
a
rubber
match
of
.
their'
violent
ring
series.
At
stake
for
the
third
time
is
Rocky's
world
middleweight
championship
which
he
won
.from
Zale
July
16,
1917.
In
their
first
fight
September
27,
1946,
Zale
was
victor
by
a
knock-out.
Betting
odds
that
at
first
favored
Graziano
5
to
12
narrowed
on
the
eve
of
the
clash
to
1
to
2.
.
PARLEY
COMING
LONDON
Official
British
sources
disclosed
Thursday,
Pacific
Daylight
ceneral
election
34.074
of
the
Time).
He
said
he
had
asked
46,08
on
the
list
voted.
The
C.C.F
that
Arab
and
Jewish
replies
victory
revived
unofficial
Liberal
be
made
by
noon
today.
;
and
Progressive
-
Conservative
Arabs
and
Jews
both
replied
talk
of
closer
co-operation
fol
to
the
United
Nations
mediator's
Arthur
Willtauis,
52,
In
the
Ontario
riding.
Both
led
their
nearest
opponents
by
roughly
2,000
votes.
In
Vancouver
Centre,
revised
final
totals
for
183
polls
showed:
Young
9345;
Ralph
Campney,
Liberal
734t,
and
Lyle
Jestley,
Progressive-Conservative
5160.
Young,
former
railroad
and
shipyard
worker
and
a
member
of
the
C.C.F.
for
15
years,'
had
a
narrow
margin
over
his
Liberal
and
Progressive-Conservative
opponents
in
nearly
all
sections
of
the
riding.
lowing
defeats
in
Vancouver
proposal
for
a
four
weeks'
truce
The
peafe
high'
tide
of
r-cntre
inH
Yalp
But,
it
broueht
serious.
A
TransJordan
spokesman
said
the
comment
from
Mr.
Campney.
ason
tomorrow
is
expected
..if
t
h
nn
for
thn
to
accentuate
the
gravity
of
the
all
Arab
stales
had
accepted
un
I
Rupert
Baseball
Ifjrtatioa
.$103.23
jpius
Halverson
5.0(1
fe.as
Yule
3.00
iplson
5.00
li.ymous
2.00
OCaardal
2.00
jUardal
2.00
linloy
5.00
crisis.
There
were
two
more
minor
breaks
in
Fraser
River
dykes
Liberals
and
Conservatives
to
merge.
What
Is
needed
is
a
pro-
conditionally
and
the
President
of
Israel
indicated
that
the
Jew?
would
accept
the
armistice
plan.
Meantime
both
Arabs
and
Jews
porUonal
representation
vote.
;
,
measures
afe
fce
Mr.
Jestley
commented,
Merge
hM
dykeg
mt
Liberals?
I
wouldnt
with
the
Trai,
There
ha?e
bMn
sey.
The
vote
was
light
despite
per-
In
an
apparent
endeavour
to
continued
fighting
in
Palestine
strengthen
their
positions
before
De
iouna
aeaa
wim
sonic
ui
wm.
,
-
hr..u.
Two
-olrt.
Im
Klnc
4
00
It
Elpctrlc
.'
10.00
i
11.
..
n
n
crowd."
plete
25-bed
emergency
hospi-
the
truce
becomes
effective.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
-I
tats
varr-:-etnr-
-flown
;-
into
Egyptian
planes
bombed
Tel
K
Electric
:
2.001
;?Hhrubsall
2.00
ii.ynious
1.00
jTalspth
1.00
i
Aviv
even
as
Israel
leaders
were
meeting
to
consider
the
truce
reply.
It
is
feared
that
casualties
are
heavy.
Jewish
Army
headquarters
said
that
during
the
night
Israel
ln
Machine
Shop
MERE
YOUTH
111
ONTARIO
HOUSE
TORONTO
Election
of
Reld
Scott,
21-year
old
C.C.F.
candidate
in
Toronto
Beaches,
estab
Trail
against
the
emergency.
There
has
been
a
washout
on
the
railway.
A
further
three-foot
rise
on
-
the
1
-
Columbia
River
at
Trail
is
forecast.
Meantime
in
the
lower
Columbia
River
Valley
between
Oregon
and
Washington
the
river
cut
even
further
into
soggy
dykes
and
the
situation
grows
more
critical
by
the
hour.
10.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
5.00
!Man.sen
.
Jensen
...
Ifii'nkiltsan
pyen
iX'lafsun
...
.
Courtesy
8
D
Jihntou
Co.
lt.
Vancouver
Bralorne
8.10
B.
R.
Con
.03
B.
R.
X
-
.05
Cariboo
Quartz
130
Dentonia
.OlVi
'Grail
Wlhksne
04
Hedley
Mascot
45
Minto
01
Pend
Oreille
3.90
Pioneer
2.75
Premier
Border
03
Vi
Privateer
20
Reeves
McDonald
190
planes
bombed
Arab
artillery
positions
at
a
former
radar
station
near
Kfar
Biddu
and
Nebl
Samwll
from
which
shells
had
been
burled
Into
Jerusalem.'
I'nymous
1.00
I
Simondson
1.00
Iwge
Viereck
2.00
f;
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
23.00
AGNES
MACPHAIL
lishes
him
as
the
youngest
member
ever
elected
so
the
Ontario
Legislature.
The
youthful
secretary
of
the
Teamsters'
Union
In
Toronto
bettered
the
record
set
by
Far-quhar
Oliver
who
was
elected
in
today
that
they
expect
a
three
power
agreement
soon
opening
the
way
for
the
United
States,
Britain
and
France
to
resume
allocating
war
repara-
.
tions
to
Russia
from
Western
Germany.,-
.
V.
RUSSIA
TO
JOIN
LONDON
Foreign
Secretary
Ernest
Bcvin
told
Commons
today
that
Britain
still
hopes
to
bring
Russia
into
the
four-power
agreement
on
the
future
of
Germany.
Bevin
said
Britain
has
approved
recommendations
for
a
federal
government
in
western
Germany,
western
occupatien
for
an
indefinite
period
and'
international
control
of
the
industrial
Ruhr
Valley.
QUEBEC
ELECTION
QUEBEC
Premier
Duplessis
announced
today
that
a
provincial
general
election
in
Quebec
will
be
hld
July
28,
'
KING
COMMENTS
,
OTTAWA
Commenting
on
C.C.K.
victories
in
three
federal
by-elections,
Prime
Minister
King-said
the
results
"reflect
inevitabl
dislike
of
the
pople
for
higher
living
costs,
privation
and
restrictions."
TO
BAN
COMICS
OTTAWA
Minister
of
Justice
J.
L.
Ilsley
told
E.
D.
Fulton,
M.P.
for
Kamloops,
today
that
legislation
was
being
prepared
to
make
illegal
the
sale
of
crime
comic
books.
"They
are
a
shocking
abuse
of
the'press
but
I
am
afraid
they
are
legal
at
present,"
Mr.
Ilsley
said.
LOCAL
TIDES
(Standard
Time)
Thursday,
June
10,
1948
High
2:50
21.6
feet
16:01
18.6
feet
Low
9:35
1.5
feet
21:35
8.0
feet
Reno
08
Yz
MUCH
BUTTER
FLOWN
WEST
Air
Lines
Rise
to
Occasion
While
Railways
Washed
Out
1926
at
the
age
of
22.
Despite
his
youth,
Scott,
gra
Ird
Electric
5.00
8
Taxi
Co
2.0U
li'rge
Woods
1.00
lUmyinous
15.00
fc'Mc
Fisheries
Ltd
..
10.00
l'Ui
Fisheries
Ltd
20.00
&
McDonald
5.00
Pz
Fislierles
10.00
duated
in
political
science
and
Salmon
Gold
HVi
Sheep
Creek
1.13
Taylor
Bridge
40
Taku
River
35
Vananda
36
Congress
03
Pacific
Eastern
05
Central
Zeballos
00
Silbak
Premier
34
economics
at
University
of
Toronto
last
Wednesday,
has
been
connected
with
Socialism
for
13
years.
He
delivered
party
literature
when
he
was
eight.
VANCOUVER
The
largest
air
shipment
of
butter
to
reach
this
Progressive-Conservative
Thomas
Murphy
who
Is
63.
The
new
member
for
Beache3
89
men
in
the
90-seat
House
fazes
her
not
a
bit.
"I'm
sorry
I'm
the
only
woman
and
that's
not
because
I'm
embarrassed
there,"
she
said.
"After
14
years
at
Ottawa,
I'm
conditioned
to
it.
Besides,
there
are
a
good
bunch
of
boys
in
the
C.C.F.
"But,
oh
my,
only,
one
woman
at
Queen's
Park!
But
I'll
come!"
"It,"
she
said,
"should
be
an
equal
number
of
men
and
women."
With
that,
she
would
be
satisfied.
Clausen
&
Son
10.00
city
since
the
rail
tie-up
created
P'Hiymous
5.00
old
is
studying
law
and
will
en-
Scott
broke
the
22-year
R.
Brett
5.00
a
shortage
of
the
commodity
wa3
completed
by
TransCanada
Air
hold
on
the
Beaches
riding
by
ter
Osgoode
Hall
in
the
fall.
Oils
(')iiymoua
'
1.00
'i
Eby
2.00
Lines
yesterday
when
25
tons
was
atxt
Mrs.
S.
J.
Hunter
5.00
P'
Woodsldc
5.00
1
Saildvar
5
00
A.
P.
Con
17
Calmont
53
C.
&
E
6.70
Foothills
:
2.95
Home
:
8.75
landed
at
Vancouver
Airport
from
the
East.
It
brought
to
104.000
pounds,
or
52
tons,
the
total
butter
supplied
to
the
city
by
T.C.A.
In
a
little
over
24
hours.
Fifty-four
thousand
pounds
were
flown
in
late
Monday
night.
Altogether
the
Airline
has
brought
In
more
than
200,000
pounds
with
Actually
Miss
Macphail
sat
In
Toronto
the
House
of
Commons
for
18
tElkins
5.00
'
P.
Astoria
2.00
Hsilaud
2.00
t
Luadon
2.00
fcvd
Hamblin
...
L.L.
2
00
t"a
Sollien
1.00
i'r
aildMrK
K
rt
i.nth
5.00
years,
first
as
a
Progressive
KENNEY
GIVES
ASSURANCE
OF
FLOOR
HELP;
DEFENDS
RETAIL
SALES
TAX
TERRACE
Guest
speaker
at
a
meeting
of
the
Terrace.
Board
of
Trade
last
Friday,
E.
T.
Kenney,
Minister
of
Lands
and
Forests,
having
come
to
his
home
riding
ahead
of
schedule
because
of
the
floods,
expressed
sympathy
with
all
those
who
have
suffered
throueh
the
floods
and
that
everything
that
can
be
Athona
...
Aumaque
Beattie
...
Bevcourt
member
and
later
as
U.F.O.
.16
.65
.35
Radio
Scientist
Here
Finds
Labor
but
between
1935
and
their
Increased
service
since
train
train
traffic
was
halted
by
E
E.
Moore
.
5.00
?
A.
Breen
10.00
8.
Wcatherby
2.00
f
lumbers
it
Steamfitters
the
floods
1940,
when
Miss
Macphail
was
defeated
in
the
federal
election,
she
had
company
Mrs.
Oeorge
Black
of
the
Yukon,
sitting
as
an
Independent-Conservative.
Butter
has
been
Uie
bulk
ot
the
air
cargo
shipments
into
the
city,
T.C.A.
officials
say.
Other
Union
50.00
done
will
be
done
for
the
suffer-1
OJficial
Title
Ponderous
Frank
T.
Davies,
a
scientist
who
considers
his
official
title
of
Superintendent
of
Radio
Propagation
to
be
a
bit
on
the
ponderous
side,
is
in
Prince
Rupert
to
take
a
peek
at
what
goes
on
in
the
ionosphere,
proportion
will
revert
to
the
Bobjo
12','g
Buffalo
Canadian
09
Vi
Consol.
Smelters
116.50
Conwest
1.10
Donalda
-
.75
Eldona
133
Giant
Yellowknlfe
4.65
God's
Lake
.66
Hardrock
i
16
Harrlcana
07
Heva
.12
'r-
McLatchle
'wnymous
,.
1.00
1.00
2
00
municipalities
as
a
supplemental
Inrnme
with
no
strines
at
cargo
shipments
througn
nave
been
very
high
and
have
reached
170,000
pounds,
120,000
pounds
ers
here.
He
advised
the
forming
of
a
dyking
and
drainage
committee
and
said
the
full
cooperation
of
the
government
wtll
ymous
O.
Lawes
.;
2.00
65
to
300
miles
above
tne
city.
.
Fulton
being
flown
eastbound
from
tne
city.
The
Airline
has
also
car
"It's
merely
the
science
ol
high
ireuuency
racuu
be
given
as
far
as
possible.
1.00
..
2.00
1.00
Frs-
J-
Moen
Antrobus
he
explained
communications,"
Hosco
40
Jacknlfe
04
Vz
British
Columbia
is
essentially
to
the
fact
that
the
scientists
ried
29,000
pounds
01
air
express,
11,500
pounds
In
and
17,-000
pounds
out,
in
addition
to
a
little
defensively
after
reciting
his
pfficlal
position
with
the
De
tached
whatever.
"A
sales
tax
is
always
unpopular
at
the
beginning,"
said
Mr.
Kenney
"but
food
and
shelter
will
not
be
taxed
and
it
should
be
tried
as
the
money
Is
going
to
a
cause
to
which
everyone
Is
willing
to
contribute."
Speaking
of
labor
legislation
Mr.
Kenney
said
that
the
Act
a
trading
country,
aeciareu
mi.
WARMEST
DAY
SINCE
MAY,
47
Prince-
Rupert
today
sweltered
cheerfully
in
the
warmest
weather
in
more
than
a
year.
Official
temperature
recorded
at
the
Digby
Island
weather
station
at
1:30
this
afternoon
was
76.t
degrees,
just
a
little
Jollet
Quebec
42
Kenney.
Forty
cents
out
of
every
rrs-
A.
Sharun
1.00
Wis.
w.
Fluen
1.00
Mrs.
Knox
1.00
Mrs.
Arnoth
1.00
fence
Research
Boara
at
uiwiw.
dollar
comes
from
her
forests.
That
Radio
Propagation
Is
like
A
new
pulp
mill
has
been
start
ly
to
be
a
bit
confusing."
and
others
who
work
on
it
ara
habitually
security-conscious
because
of
wartime
secrecy.
Mr.
Davies
arrived
in
the
cl'.y
by
plane
Tuesday
from
Smith-ers
after
a
trip
across
Canada
ed
at
Port
Albernl
and
others
I.
A.
Johnson
1.00
.Irs-
A.
Morrison
2.00
Mr.
Davies,
a
portly
man
who
are
being
started
at
Nanaimo
the
Usual
amount
01
airman,
win
thousand
pounds
of
first
class
mail
has
also
been
flown
daily.
The
augmented
service
that
has
been
In
operation
during
the
emergency
is
being
continued
by
T.C.A.
and
three
flights
riaiiv
In
each
direction
between
was
a
great
improvement
over
"Us.
Vlckerman
3.00
',rs'
O.
Hudson
1.00
does
a
good
deal
of
travelling
and
lecturing
on
the
science
of
high
the
old
one.
Labor
and
capital
more
than
a
degree
cooler
than
Duncan
Bay
and
Port
Edward.
The
latter,
when
started,
will
take
a
lot
of
material
not
otherwise
saleable.
should
be
able
to
work
together
frenquency
communications,
is
M-
Bartlet
1.00
H.
Insulander
1....
10.00
here
to
Inspect
the
loospher?
,
.
irnw.nM
R.
James
1.00
Lake
Rowan
.10
Lapaska
05
Little
Long
Lac
86
Lynx
08
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.58
McKenzie
Red
Lake
.38
McLeod
Cockshutt
105
Moneta
-38
Negus
2.25
Noranda
49.75
Louvicourt
-64
Pickle
Crow
1.92
Regcourt
.07
San
Antonio
3.70
Senator
Rouyn
,
41
Sherrit
Gordon
2,51
Steep
Rock
2.06
Sturgeon
River
15
Silver
Miller
25
that
he
found
both
hot
and
dusty.
Prince
Rupert
weather,
he
finds,
is
"ideal."
Purpose
of
tne
60
ionospheric
stations
scattered
throughout
Vancouver,
Winnipeg,
-v.
and
Montreal
are
still
being
staUon
operated
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Corps
of
Signals
at
Westtiew,
one
of
six
in
Canada.
Although
It
Is
more
than
two
The
increasea
!'
flown.
M".
Jcrmaln
100
-
Beverley
Matson
100
Mrs.
W.
Oomen
1.00
f
fs-
Lasota
2.00
'
M".
H.
Hanson
1.00
a
total
of
5,450
v,,fo
carried
the
May
27,
1947
record
of
78
degrees.
A
flawless
sky
coupled
with
forecast
of
settled
weather
inspired
city
residents
with
the
hope
of
a
fine
week-end.
,
Previous
maximum
temperature
this
year
was
70
degrees
on
May
20and
23.
and
industry
be
carried
on
without
disruption.
The
Hospital
Act
is
in
embryo,
but,
when
carried
through
should
relieve
the
pressure
on
hospitals
of
which
there
is
not
one
In
tho
country
running
without
a
deficit.
As
for
the
highways
the
Minister
said
that
great
patience
(Continued
on
Page
Two)
passengers
to
and
from
the
Eui
In
defence
of
the
three
percent
retail
sales
tax,
-the
Minister
said
that
It
was
to
meet
the
government's
social
welfare
obligations.
He
stated
the
case
of
the
country
"Senior
Citizens,"
the
Old
Age
Pensioners.
Twelve
million
dollars
will
be
raised
by
the
tax
of
which
a
substanti
a
NO
FISH
SALES
the
world,
he
explained
Is
to
find
out
the
height
and
amount
of
electrons
per
cubic
centimeter
in
the
various
layers
of
the
ionosphere."
From
its
verticle
(Continuec
on
Pare
Two)
-
years
since
ionospheric
observation
techniques
have
shed
their
manUe
of
wartime
secrecy,
there
is
not
a
great
deal
known
about
them
by
the
public,
Mr.
Davies
finds.
This
he
attributes
being
with
catches,
No
boats
sale
of
halibut
on
no
,here
was
T'Zl,
Fish
Exchange
this
Mrs.
S.
Haugan
..
.
5.00
Mrs.
H.
Knutsen
1.00
Mrs.
W.
McChesney
r
2.00
to"
Thompson
2.00
'
R.
A.
Wilson
10.00
j
'Continued
oil
Page
Five)'
tilt:
morning.