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VOL-
XXXIX,
NO.
190
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
AUOUST
15,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CI
CENTS
Civic
Centtrre
:
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L
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&
CARNIIVAL
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ore
AUGUST
19th
26th,
1950
....
;
Program
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
19
Ship
Burned
Cliff
Fall
Was
Cause
01
Death
H
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rfl
UUIUOUI
I
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i
hjm
i
wii
iu
wi
iwn
No
Moves
In
Rail
Strike
Security
Council
India
Proposes
Settlement
Of
Korea
By
Six
Smaller
Nations
Wednesday.
August
16,
1950
Unacceptable
to
Coroner
M.
M.
!
High
2:43
21.0
feet
bp.m
O-piane
muusmui
juu
rnuiu
Exhibits.
OFFICIAL
OPENING
Midway
Industrial
and
Photo
Exhibits
Outdoor
rides.
Junior
King
and
Queen
Contest.
Miss
P.N.E.
and
Carnival
Queen
I
Stephens
and
chief
ol
city
police
!
15:16
20.5
feet
Boh
Railway
Companies
and
Bgt.
L.
Potterton
was
the
ver-'LoW
9:03
2.3
feet
Unions
Holding
Firm
.
dict
of
a
Jury
yesterday
after-!
21
20
4
4
feet
'
MONTREALQuestloned
wSqUtWtwih
.
,
TTx
ho
garding
reportTfrom
various
fif
'
It's
A
Girl
L,r,
iL
ffr.
.h-
r.
tound
dead
at
the
foot
of
a
cliff
,
LAKE
SUCCESS
(CP)
Security
Council's
big
battlers
today
studied
an
Indian
proposal
to
let
small
countries
seek
the
path
of
peace
in
the
Korean
war.
As
the
council
recessed
until
Thursday,
the
Indian
delegate;
Sir
Bcnegal
Rau,
suggested
that
six
Another
Disaster
For
Eastern
Excursion
Vessel
TADOUSSAC,
Quebec,
(CP)
Quebec
provincial
police
today
found
in
searching
the
fire-i?lacH-
p.m.
p.m.
n
StUw
Place
early
last
Thurs-nri
ldents
of
the
Canadian
National
ranartian
PaHfin
RanW9VJ
day
morning.
T'.ie
cause
of
death
Prinrcc
Contest.
NIGHTLY
DOOR
PRIZE
MONDAY,
AUGUST
21
elected
to
find
a
non-partizan
members
might
be
better
le
"
i
last
to
,
night.
Up
solution
l0
public
and,
,
J".
syyTsas
of
an
kind
hvA
hPPn
mnrf.
hv
liquor.
under
Officials
wanted
a
more
Qf
1
is
5
Dorn
UVJIII
i
w
u
private
meetings
at
which
dele-
II
itt'
torn.
Outdoorrides
I
rain
and
Lhair-
gates
of
the
cold
war
partici
aii
unicers
pants,
Russia
and
the
United
the
representatives
of
the
un-i
ul
"c
-ttuoc
LONDON
'w
A
six-pound
cruise
binp
vucucc
av
ions
In
an
effort
to
bring
about
ot
death.
ibaby
girl
was
born
today
to
small
St.
Lawrence
port,
three
a
settlement
of
the
wage
dis-1
The
body
was
identified
by
princess-
Elizabeth,
heiress
-'
bodies
believed
to
be
those
of
States,
were
not
present.
Rau
suggested
that
such
a
put.
.
Teaaie
west,,
Droincr
ui
ae-
Rumors
to
the
effect
that
the.ceasea.
little
council
study
"all
resolu
Staying
On
presumptive
to
the
Throne,
tMr
and
Mrs.
R.
W.
Shapljo
and
touching
off
Jubilant
celebra-
smaii
SOn,
Leonard.
They
were
tions
throughout
the
Common-
unacccunted
for
after
a"
fire
We.aL
,
last
night
which
resulted
in
the
n
the
..k-
."Both
doing
well,"
was
tions
'
or
proposals
that
have
railways
are
about
to
make
'
In
evidence
Dr.
J.
A.
Macuon-new
offer,
following
uDon
the
aid
said
he
was
called
to
the
All
Drovincial
colice
officers
three
offers
already
made
bv
the
I
scene
of
the
accident
and
found
been
or
may
be
presented
for
peaceful
and
Just
settlement
in
Korea
and
submit
their
recom-
official
report
on
mother
and
0"'"0,r"
'
in
Prince
Rupert
division,
in-!
railways,
did
not
originate
with
the
man
dead.
He
had
been
six-year
old
Another
son,
it
I
turned
over
by
the
time
he
ar-
daughter
who
becomes
third
in
a!?"11"8
Inspector
F.
B.
Woods-,
th
the
ratiMav
railway
manaempntfl
managtfmenta
mendatlons
to
the
council
by
T
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specified
date.1
o-plane
indusrnai
ana
rnoro
Exhibits.
p.m.
Todd
and
Pluto
Stage
Show
children
free,
p.m.
Doors
open
Midway
Outdoor
rides
Industrial
and
Photo
Exhibits.
pm
COMMENCING
POST
OFFICE
CARNIVAL
"P.N.E."
QUEEN
PARADE.
p.m.
Coronation
Carnival
Queen
and
Junior
Kin
qand
Queen.
p.m.
Todd
and
Pluto
Stage
Show
and
Dancinq
till
1
a
m.
NIGHTLY
DOOR
PRIZE
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
22
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Potterton,
are
advised
of
their
made
the
of
fer
of
Thursday
last
,
had
set
In
although
there
was.
she
Is
second
chiid
of
Princess
landed
last
evening
along-
wun
OUld
Thorp
W91
rihnhoth
onH
Trirvo
Phllin
I
3Q7
rvt.hpr
nasSenBers
and
WaS
The
"Little
Council"
retention
,
with
.uu
the
v
T3..l
Royal
Can-
i
i
It
it
was
referred
r
to
v
as
a
final
final
:
still
till
some
enmo
warmth
warmth.
r-
'
j
u
i,
i.
u
.
.
.
.
.
v
1'-
'
w-
i
be
composed
of
India,
Yugo
Their
first,
Prince
Charles,
is!
taken
to
Murray
Bay,
Qwbep.
adian
Mounted
Police
which
took
'
offer
for
the
reason
that
the
marked
evidence
of
injury
over
provincial
policing
as
from
.
railways
made
It
clear
they
had
around
the
right
side
of
the
face
slavia
and
Norway
all
of
which
twenty-one
months
old
now.
I
ship's
officers
said
the
bnap-As
bcth
parents
are
descended
iros
wno
came
from
Mount
have
recognized
the
Commun
tomorrow.
I
decided
to
go
as
far
as
they
'and
jaw
and
the
wounds
wercj
Constable
Harold
Haighland
is
possibly
could
In
an
effort
to
imbedded
with
gravel
grains
cor
persons
from
Queen
Victoria,
that
name
R0yal,
were
the
only
ists,
and
Cuba,
Ecuador
and
Sgypt
which
have
not.
the
only
member
of
the
force
achieve
a
settlement.
It
was!
responding
with
the
gravel
in
.
may
be
chosen.
Another
possi-.
unaccount,ed
for
after
a
J
stUl
The
western
Big
Three,'
to
leave
at
this
time,
having
specifically
pointed
out
that
it
the
surrounding
area.
bility
Is
Mary
after
Che
Dac-y
s
,
dramatlc
disembarkation
here
resigned
to
join
his
father,
Chris
was
not
being
put
forward
as
;
There
were
no
other
extensive
great
granamoiner,
tne
yueen
irQm
lhe
burnm3
Haughland,
!u
the
sawmilUng
;
a
bargaining
point,
or
with
any
marks
of
violence.
An
.autopsy
j
Mother,
and
her
aunt,
the
Pnn-
6
Dleasure
crat.
.:.
France,
Britain
and
the
United
States,
gave
the
idea
a
cordial
reception
In
principle
but
said
business
at
Terrace.
thought
of
further
haggling,
had
revealed
he
had
been
well,
cess
Koyai.
rrJtnn
.ihpr
failed
to
Nobody
in
authority
spoke
of
Former
local
officers
who
are
btrt
represented
an
all-out
el-
nourished
and
the
Internal
or-
they
would
like
to
hear
more
fort
on
the
part
of
the
railways
gans
were
in
normal
condition.
being
superannuated
include
In
p
p.m.
Outdoor
rides
Train
and
Chair-
'
'
details.
keep
a
crowd
from
its
vigil
out-
the
Shapiros
as
missing.
Rather
side
the
wrought
iron
gates
of
they
termed
them
unaccounted
Clarence
House,
the
London
for
since
the
safety
of
all
other
to
reach
an
agreement,
mis
There
was
a
fractured
Jaw,
a
However,
Russia's
delegate
and
point
was
made
clear
at
the
bruised
chest
and
abrasions
on
;
spector
H.
H
Mansell.
Kam-loops;
Sub-Inspector
O.
A.
Johnson.
Pouce
Coupe,
and
Inspector
Alex
Macdonald.
Vancouver.
passengers
was
known
and
In
the
hip.
One
lung
was
stuck,
home
of
Princess
Elizabeth.
the
current
council
president,
Jakob
Malik,
made
no
reference
Cheers
went
up
as
the
official
meeting
with
negotiating
committees
of
the
unions
who
expressed
understanding
of
the
p.m.
to
the
InGian
suggestion
in
state
against
the
chest
wall,
suggest-,
nig
a
former
attack
of
pleurisy.
There
were
brain
contusions
and
a'
lacerated
cerebellum
..ou
-Uie
bulletin
was
posted.
Minutes
later
the
roar
of
cannons
ppread
the
news
abroad..
railways
position
and
agreed
ments
lashing
back
at
Norwegian
and
French
attacks
on
o-plane
.
Industrial-
and
Photo
Exhibits.
Doors
open
Midway
Outdoor
rides
Industrial
and
Photo
Exhibits.
Todd
and
Pluto
Stage
Show.
Todd
and
Pluto
Stage
Show
and
Dancing
till
a.m.
the
wajLhe
has.
been
filling
the
In
the
ancient"
Tower
oi
Lon
'
1
Crossing
nmnu
fmm
tVin
vt.prnnll
P
pm
r:.L,
"L
Ar
nloth
m
hi.
f
don
the
Honorable
Artillery
"J""
"V'l'Comoany.
following
old
tradl
lp.m
chair.
Will
Discuss
opinion,
was
uuc
-
w
vcicuio.
-
-
m
sEock
resulting
from
massive
in-
tL
i'Zt
tv's.
-it
Hyde
Park
the
regular
army
sig
that
they
did
not
consider
the
offer
as
being
put
forward
with
a
"take
it
or
leave
It"
mentality.
P.
R.
Bengcugh,
president
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada,
said
lost
night
that
"It
might
help"
if
the
railways
would
'
suggest
some
definite
date
as
to
when
they
might
inaugurate
a
forty
hour
week.
Naktong
jury
to
the
brain
stem.
r
Cooking
Show
entries
received
afternoon
i
nailed
the
birth
with
41
guns.
and
evening.
NIGHTLY
DOOR
PRIZF
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
23
Rail
Strike
OTTAWA
0
The
cabinet
meets
today
and
Wednesday
Naval
units
throughout
the
Commonwealth
also
marked
the
event.
Inside
Clarence
House
toasts
were
drunk
in'
champagne.
Prince
Philip,
home
on
leave
from
his
naval
duties
as
lieutenant
commander
in
the
Royal
Navy,
is
due
to
return
to
sea
in
about
two
weeks
as
commander
TOKYO
Red
troops
with
tanks
burst
out
further
on
Naktong
defence
lines
today
below
Changnyong
and
surged
to
points
seven
miles
east
of
the
river.
They
overran
segments
of
the
24th
Infantry
Division
in
bitter
fighting
and
piled
up
casualties
on
both
sides.
P
P-m.
FLASH
!
!
COLONELS
NAMED
OTTAWA
Lt.
Col.
A.
A.
Stein
of
Fort
William;
Lt
Col.
Jamse
Stone,
Salmon
Arm,
and
Lt.
Col.
Dextrose
of
Montreal
have
been
appointed
commanders
of
the
three
battalions
of
the
new
special
Canadian
Army
brigade.
Col.
A.
F.
Baillie
of
Duncan
will
be
in
charge
of
the
artillery
the
confusion
the
Shapiros
might
possibly
have
got
"safely
ashore.
The
finding
of
the
bodies,
apparently,
ruled
thi3
out.
'
The
Shapiros'
son
at
Murray-Bay
said
he
was
handed
throuch
a
window
of
the
Shapiro
cabin
by
his
mother.
He
got
ashore
with
other
passengers
but
did
not
see
his
family
again.
He
did
not
know
their
'hereabouts.,
r
Near
a
quay,
the
Quebec,
a
vessel
of
7,000
gross
tons,
smouldered
and
smoked
and
police
said
it
would
be
late
afternoon
before
Investigators
would
be
able
to
go
aboard.
At
Quebec
and
Montreal
of
fleers
of
Canada
Steamship
Lines,
owners
of
the
vessel,
insisted
that
they
bad
nothing
official
on
any
of
the
persons
unaccounted
for.
Twenty-five
miles
out
of
here,
fire
broke
out
in
the
Quebec's
hold.
She
is
declared
a
total
lOSS.
-at.
.
Capt.
D.
N.
Jones,
chief
examiner
of
masters
and
mates
for
the
federal
government,
has
been
ordered
to
make
a
thorough
investigation.
and
informed
quarters
said
Monday
It
is
"quite
likely"
the
railway
strike
set
for
August
22
will
be
discussed.
The
government,
so
far,
has
given
no
public
sign
that
it
has
any
Intention
of
intervening.
F
P-m.
of
the
frigate
Magpie,
his
first"
comrriand.
Outdoor
rides
Train
and
Chair-o-plane
Industrial,
Photo
and
Home
Cooking
Exhibition.
Doors
open
Midway
Home
Cooking
Rides
Industrial
and
Photo
Exhibit.
Todd
and
Pluto
Stage
Show.
Todd
and
Pluto
Stage
Show
and
Dancing
till
1
a.m.
-NIGHTLY
DOOR
PRIZE
Four
brideheads
across
the
river
have
been
established
by
the
Reds.
I
The
Queen
was
in
Clarence
i
House
when
the
baby
was
born.
I
The
King,
in
Scotland,
was
ad-j
vised
by
telephone
as
was
Prin
Earlier
Session
Is
Being
Asked
LONDON
h
Winston
Churchill
Monday
urged
that
parliament
be
recalled
from
its
summer
recess
before
September
12.
the
date
set
by
Prime
Minister
C.
R.
Attlee.
Mr.
Churchill
said
that
date
"is
altogether
too
remote
and
bears
no
relation
to
the
crisis
and
new
facts
which
are
before
us."
Mr.
Attlee
invited
Mr.
Churchill
and
Clement
Da
vies.
Liberal
leader,
to
meet
him
on
Wednesday
to
explain
their
reasons
for
an
earlier
calling
of
Parliament.
p.m.
p.m.
Allied
resistanca
to
the
Communists
has
slowed
down
the
Red
REID
CRITICAL
VANCOUVER
Senator
Tom
war
timetable.
North
Korean
cess
Margaret,
also
visiting
in
Official
line
has
been
that
the
two
factions
management
and
labor
are
capable
of
working
things
out
themselves.
The
feeling
U
general,
however,
that
the
government
would
step
In
before
It
would
permit
a
strike
to
commence,
particularly
in
view
of
the
international
situ
prisoners
said
the
schedule
Reid
is
critical
of
the
Royal
Scotland.
-
called
for
capture
of
Taegu
Canadian
Mounted
Police
tak-
j
Inr
over
the
B.C.
Police.
He
l
RSDAY,
AUGUST
24
KIDDIES'
DAY
5
D
m
Hi
itAnrr
rlrtnc
Inrli
ittrinl
nttd
ation.
South
Korea's
emergency
capital
on
Tuesday,
the
fifth
anniversary
of
V-J
Day
and
of
Koreas'
liberation
from
Japan.
Camgnyong
fighting
Is
bloody
but
Indecisive.
MONTREAL
Bandits
robbed
a
Montreal
city
branch-
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
of
$4000
and
escaped
in
a
stolen
automobile.
They
knocked
the
manager
down.
.thinks
it
may
lead
to
a'
police
controlled
state
and
ur?es
cities
and
municipalities
that
now
have
their
own
police
to
carry
on
with
them.
I
DONALD
GORDON
ON
AIR
TONIGHT
MONTREAL
The
events
leading
up
to
the
present
threat
of
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nation-wide
railway
strike
will
be
discussed
tonight
by
Donald
g.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
Gordon,
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
over
the
Bevcourt
Bobjo
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hi
1
v
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Photo
Exhibits.
!
p.m.
Todd
and
Pluto
Stage
Show
children
free,
p
m.
Doors
open
Midway
Outdoor
rides
Industrial
and
Photo
Midway
Outdoor
rides
Exhibit.
3
P.m.
Children's
Pet
Show
A
prize
for
every
entry
and
Special
Awards.
3
Pm.
Todd
and
Pluto
Stage
Show
and
Dancing
till
1
a.m.
'cultural
Exhibits
remind
during
evening.
NIGHTLY
DOOR
PRIZF
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
25
5
P-m.
Outdoor
rides
Horticultural
Show
-
Industrial
and
Photo
transcontinental
networks
of
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corpora-ttion.
The
flfteen-mlnute
broad
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Vancouver
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Hedley
Mascot
Buffalo
Canadian
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cast
will
be
heard
at
8
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p.m.
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Smelters
110.25
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THE
WEATHUR,
Synopsis
Donalda
Eldona
,
-.
East
Sullivan
Pend
Oreille
7.05
Pioneer
2.35
More
than
one
inch
of
rain
fell
over
the
southern
coast
of
02
3a
Giant
Yellowknife
6.50
Premier
Border
.11
Privateer
British
Columbia
as
a
result
of
a
disturbance
which
moved
In
iLA
ri.
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Reeves
McDonald
3.10
land
durlnz
tihe
night.
Another
.03
Reno
centre
appears
to
be
developing
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harricana
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Heva
-
Hosco
...w..
Jacknlfe
Joliet
Quebec
Sheep
Creek
112
off
the
Washington
coast
ana
Sllbak
Premier
.28
.05
12',i
05
Exhibit.
Doors
open
Horticultural
Show
Industrial
and
Photo
Exhibits.
Todd
and
Pluto
Stage
Show.
Todd
and
Pluto
Stage
Show
and
Taku
River
Vananda
...
p.m.
1
Pm.
1
Pm.
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Salmon
Gold
Little
Long
Lac
Silver
Standard
2.00
2
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Lynx-
cool
unsettled
weather
Is
expected
to
be
general
in
almost
all
regions
of
the
provinces
during
the
next
two
days.
Regional
forecasts
valid
until
midnight
Wednesday,
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
with
showers
today
and
Wednesday.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Winds
light.
Lows
to
Madsen
Red
Lake
......
2.10
Western
Uranium
70
Oils
Anclo
Canadian
4.95
uancing
till
I
a.m.
-
NIGHTLY
DOOR
PRIZE
McKenzie
Red
Lake
McLeod
Cockshutt
.
Moneta
A.P.
Con
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SATURDAY,
AUGUST
26
P.m.
Outdoor
rides
Horticultural
Negus
1
01
Noranda
68.50
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1
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1.11,,.,-v
Tft
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-
Louvicourt
night
and
nig'ns
weanesaay
at
Port
Hardy,
Sandsplt
and
Prince
Rupert,
52
and
60.
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Pickle
Crow
184
REFUGEES
ARRIVE
This
former
steam
trawler,
the
Goran,
Regcourt
i.05',ii
Pm.
Pm.
San
Antonio
2.45
docked
at
Bathurst,
hi
northern
New
Brunswick,
brought
123
17
Atlantic
2-55
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&
E
8.00
Central
Leduc
:.
1
70
Home
Oil
15
50
Mercury
.'.
12
Okalta
1-70
Pacific
Pete
5.95
Princess
'.
58
Royal
Canadian
07i
Toronto
Athona
-08
Aumaque
I7
Beattle
Senator
Rouyn
zz
Baltic
refugees
to
Canada
after
a
zs-aay
voyage
irom
oweueii.
Show
Industrial
and
Photo
Exhibit
Midway.
Todd
and
Pluto
Stage
Show.
Doors
open
Horticultural
Show
Industrial
and
Photo
Exhibit
Midway
Outdoor
rides.
Todd
and
Pluto
Stage
Show.
Grand
Award.
2.26
Sherrit
Gordon
LOS
ANGELES
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Penny
Clark,
seven-year-old
daughter
of
the
late
famed
crooner
Buddy
Clark,
was
killed
yesterday
when
she
darted
In
front
of
a
car.
BAUD
COKCERT
Court
House
Grounds
'
'
WEDNESDAY.
8
P.M.
Steep
Rock
3.35
Some
of
them
are
shown
on
deck
before
sailing
on
to
Quebec
for
immigration
and
customs
examinations.
Included
among
the
.15
Sturgeon
River
(CP
Photo)
Pm.
Pm.
Silver
Miller
861
nassencers
was
a
four-year-old
girl.
Clark
was
killed
in
an
air
crash
last
October.
Upper
Canada
1.83
'
,
CLp
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