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th
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
,
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
12.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY,
JANUARY
10,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
n
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Potent
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omb
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II
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u
United
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Weapon
Hay
l)
AIIAl
AnAfl
Rlf
ssea
naoss
3?
52
Below
Al
ui
.B
w,
"
jet
Continues
Its
teiake
United
Mates
iiou
i
test
At
Chinese
As
far
as
local
reports
are
con-;
WASHINGTON
D.
C.
(CP)
The
Truman
adeemed.
Burns
Lake
appears
to
i
.
i
have
hit
the
low
mark
for
cold
ministration
is
nearing
a
momentous
decision
lotialists
Presence
weather
over
the
week-end
a
atom
to
work
toward
whether
wnetner
to
to
r
put
put
the
uie
hydrogen
njuiugtu
"
v"
.
local
business
concern
received
received
word
from
its
branch
th
Here
to-
development
of
a
.super
bomb
far
surpassing
even
the
"
.
'
;
IsK
Sl'CCKSS
(CI')
Soviet
bloc
delegations
day
that
the
inermo.m
u;r
u;r
na
had
jHtust
Htust
atomic
atomic
weapon
weapons.
nil
OA
w
low.
iviittiiuiiii'-,
tin-
.u-
,
ficial
weather
report
for
the
day
The
nrmppt.
hiis
taken
on
UnrenCV
from
the
lis-
(,ut
f
three
United
Nations
bodies
today
in
nviT
continued
presence
of
Chinese
National-,
showed
Lac
La
Hachc
to
be
the,
.
-
'
quieting
knowledge
that
Russia
mav
also
be
working
desperate
coldest
spot
In
British
Columbia
with
72
below.
said
they
would
spread
their
boycott
to
ail
Nations
organizations.
.
first
new
walk-out
occurred
in
the
economic
,1
council's
commit-
-
'
ly
toward
the
same
goal.
The
whole
subject
of
the
hydrogen
bomb
Is
surrounded
by
deep
official
silence.
Energy
released
would
be
twice
that
al
uranium
fission.
Plane
Strip
Considered
tUTtllll'l'.
,
n..t....,l
iv;ikia
anu
mw"
Cold
Takes
Death
Toll
,sia
la
ii.s
pimcbi,
ui-
,t
v.iram
partleipa-st
run.
her
purtictpa-
maxlmiun
length
o
the
runway
would
accomodate
modem
four
;
Local
Committee
Working
on
I'ossibil
ty
of
Held
At
Tug-
Break
With
jolin
Lewis
Dlliit-rs
Defy
Hi
OnVr
to
Itrturn
l
Work
on
Thrr-U.iv
Basis
VANCCUVFR
'f
-
Wiot
T
coii-1
!
engine
machines
that
may
some
well
,
Island
;
tinue-s
hj
IwW
British
Columbia
'
day
land
at
Prince
Rupert
reg-
i:i
an
lev
rip.
Record
and
near;
l'ropo.'cd
landing
strip
on
ularly,
providing
the
airport
'
romrri
W-
tenwraturcs
have
Tua
well
island,
the
only
leas-
is
secured.
Motoribip
Iff
Jopon
taken
three
lives.
.
iblc
location
for
an
airport
to
I
At
Lilloet
Mrs.
P.
Mlauick
wa-i
i
serve
Prince
Rupert
and
dls-
j
found
dead
in
an
unhealed
nbln.
j
IMH.
was
considered
by
the
alr-SUe
hud
Iroen
to
death.
!
Port
conuidUec
of
the
Junior
K
l'i
.
l
he
thirty
-tun
KiM'l
Maru
Mink
off
idn
coast
today.
F.igh-
PITTSBURGH
(f
-
A
bij
fironp
of
striking
western
Pennsylvania
mtal
is
hrarinc
the
wuKC-and-
DirSCUJuS
WAOK
DKMANDS--A
federal
concilia
turn
boaid
in
Mm
At
the
wcek-eml
an
aged
wo-
i
.cnamuer
01
commerce
uuiu
s
;in,lsoft
coal
miners
yesterday
voted
to
right:
Isaac
intblado,
iis
arc
mis;.
inu;
a
ncd.
man
was
found
dead
in
a
fucl-
Oilier
two
strips
are
across
the
north
end,
a
length
ol
4,100
feet
and
down
th
east
side
of
the
Island
al
a
distance
of
5,000
feet.
"In
the
latter
two
cases,"
instrument
approach
would
bt
hazardous
due
to
the
mountains.
j
The
southeast
approach
would
he
clear
ol
obstructions.
hour
U;inands
of
inoie
thai)
100.000
railway
wir
'yvs.
Front
ni.v.
Wimtinrv
railway
retirescntat
ive;
Mr.
Justice
J-
O.
Wilson
of
th
Ii
remain
on
s,,im
uciyhig
an
order
of
John
L.
Lewis.
Who
n
few
f'Mpr.'ine
.Court
of
British
Col-
mt.hhi
.le.n-nmii.
a-ul
Alfred
J"
Wickfiis.
MiiOse
.'u.
Sasl:..
r-in.-.vi,ir.live
el
Uie
railway
uwoiik.
wpty
suburban
home
ill
Chilli-wuck
tifteT
i)v
mother
had
to
be
'
arried
to
h
isrUal
on
a
si
rets-lvr
days
inso
snvKfst.fd
that,
they
re-
ail
llUUi
1UU1
UlL-UbUIB
Itucumji
with
Norton
Youngs,
chairman
ol
air
trasportation
for
the
se-niur
Ciiamber
of
Cmmerce,
and
Phil
Linaey,
secretary
of
the
senior
Cnamncr.
V
K'Hini
returned
i"
,,iini
to
work
tomorrow
on
a
Hack
row.
Ii
It
to
rii.li!
:
I
0.
McNeill.
Canadian
u-f-
Hallway
v-.T-J'ient,
in
charge
of
personnel;
Frank
Hail,
chairman
of
tin;
iieuotlnUn
n.iunii!t"e
of
ttv-
intertiation;
X
brotherhoods
of
Yailwav
ointjloyers
'
'
and
R.
C.
Johnston,
Canadian
National
Railway!
yice-pre:;idi-nt
for
personnel.
i
c.
p.
riiuioi
when
a
taxi
was
snowbound.
Over
on
Vatxouver
Island
la-dysinith
i.s
running
short
nf
wa
An
airport
committee
with
t
KaKinl
-y
sil'enioonV
j
UirW-tkiy
a
wick
bas-'s.
The
a
a
brW
Ilyiiir
trip
t
men
want
to
work
five
days.
j
At.
least
22,000
United
Mine
j
Woi
hers
Haiti
lli"y
would
.stay
at
,
-,..,..
home.
Local
after
local
in
llv.
Down
the
east
side
of
the
is
Protest
Consulate
Seizure
TMC
WLAYHFR
..I..
I.
C.....II..
I.,
n.,l.l
ni'it-
Kd
VV.lHams,
agent
for
the
C.
P.
A.
Here
as
chairman
was
organ-
j
.
.:d
some
time
ago
to
assist
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
effort
to
i
.creel
an
airfield
.
for
wheeled
i
aircraft.
The
"Tnov"'resutacf
fri
1
a
visit
from
W.
R.
May,
con
I.UI
.
1,11
d,
'
.'MIIH0I
.....
!
Unluiitywn,
I'l
nnsylvanla,
ignor
I
.
1
um
iuvcr
..
-..
Sfa
nre:
tc
followln!!:
the
freeznl'j
up
ol
the
reset
voif
ly.d
Mayor
Iw
ar;!
Byan
has.
made
an
appeal
for
conservation
of
dwindliin:
sup-iiy
:.uuly,'
WuUt
is
alEoruniiioy
low
at
Uuncait.
Gas
was
cut
off
in
three
sections
of
Greater
Victoria
where
kindergarten
and
primary
grade
children
have
been
sent
home
from
school.
ed
pica.-;
ihini'
tliMr
Icadera
fhat
1
Ihey
(iiit
their,
unexplained
.strike,
l
wis
iliil
liol
Siiy
u
word.
Paul
'JVi
rt
'a,
president
of
o!"-
of
tin'
United
Mine
Workers
i
:ii(
l
.ii-r
tliat.
mrnib
is
Evt
reinely
Knv
I"!
ri';,?:i""i
m
tti'
UrUish
Cl.'ii!hi
i
in'criur
Uiis
liioniiiu:
luclmted
1Z
llo.
ut
Luc
I.u
liaelii
.
eolde.-t
spot
on
11
if
continent."
Kamkovjw
set
a
(ua
rt
i
.
New
nected
With"
C.
F.
A.
hi
Vancouver,
who
was
here
lo
locate
satisfactory
location
for
an
airfield.
An
explanation
of
the
geographical
features
of
Tugwell
Island
was
idven
by
Mr.
Nor
Offbiai.
Personnel
Out
Of
Communis!
China
oo
1
2!
.17
.20
r
..
3.2'l
Mascot.
ltd
Bii:.t-m
iwn'iim
lvtia
i
v
recmd
at
1,7
bHw.
jwcre
'
clis'inatocl
wiUi
the
present
I
,.
n.,..
,i..
the
Ioi-ihi
r
record
set
'
lu.l
i"
'
t
"
....
rf
land,
the
approach
from
tilt
north
would
also
be
difficult
due
to
the
mountains
in
close
proximity
oft
the
end
j?f
tin
rufiwayMnciir'
landing
"wtiult"
prevail
Irom
the
southern
approach.
'
.
:
'
":
'
If
plans
for
an
airport
an
okayed,
clearing
of
the
laridirn
strip
would
entail
three
week,
work,
the
committee
airreed
The
island
has
a
small
amoun:
of
rock
with
a
nominal
amoun
of
muskeg
and
sulfldeni.
Hli-h
close
ot
hand
to
make
a'
solk
foundation.
In
regard
to
service
between
the
proposed
airport
and
the
office
here,
the
committee
stated
that
the
time
element
would
bt
much
the
same
s
from
downtown
Vancouver
to
Sea
Island
which
Is
a
distance
of
twelve
miles.
Tilie
Ii.
!((
r
r
week
inslvad
of
the
three-day
i,rE,a,,n
.
the
.-an.
10
nulcs
wrs
.
iweek
orderly
Lewis.
Ho
said
Vancouver
...
d
old
a
.,
l
ie
:(1,e
miners
are
stayinu
ont
so
.03
.13
HI"
M
1
Mt
'It'll
i
'in
u'
",'-"
WASHINGTON
I).
C.
(CP)
In
contempt
f
Ainen'caii
protests,
Chinese
Communists
Saturday
took
over
the
United
States
consulate
office
in
Pei-ping.
The
State
Department
immediately
ordered
all
its
official
personnel
out
of
Red
China.
It
is
reported
io
have
acted
with
President
Truman's
direct
ap
ton
Youngs.,
who
stated
the
island
was
an
Indian
Reserve
controlled
by
the
Metlakatla
tribe.
He
Informed
the
group
that
necessary
steps
had
been
taKcn
by
E.
T.
Applewhalte
M.
P.
In
Ottawa
to
see
that
the
island
can
be
obtained
at
a
reasonable
price,
when
ami
11
the
occasion
arose
to
obtain
the
cround
for
an
airport.
,o:i:l
,
1
Hi
.'.i't
.It's
.1
1
V
Id
Ofi
!
a
head.
Another
miner
said:
R
e.ard-less
of
what
Lewis
says
now,
there'll
!
no
contract-no
wnik.
.The
miners
want
a
showdown."
I'l'l'inief
vi
r
a
(if
id
:,liy
Vancouver
area
later
UiU
week
but
for
the
next
two
day
!(
will
continue
cold,
onow
lurries
are
cxpeeled
in
llv
southwestern
part,
of
the
province
today
and
Tuesday,
Tlii-
nortii.-rn
sections
will,
remain
clear
and
extremely
cold.
General
"Hap"
Arnold
Dies
SONOMA.
Cul.
(P
General
Henry
P.
(Hap)
Arnold,
who
directed
the
United
States
air
war
against
Axis
powers,
died
at
his
ranch
home
here
yesterday.
He
was
C3
years
of
age
and
a
veteran
airman.
The
wartime
commander
of
the
proval.
I
Rescuers
Digging
'For
Biricd
Miner
Mtt"sV
f'lTV,
rM-i!vv.i
W
'.iiiadian
There
are
three
possible
meUi-
i
ods
of
runway
construction
on
Tugwell.
After
close
study
and;
(I'm
ccast
The
State
Department
blast-id
at
the
Communists'
latest
unti
-American
move
as
"flag-vnt
violation
of
our
treaty
ih's
end
of
the
most
elementary
standards
of
elementary
i
-;a.:e
and
conduct."
1
2i
l.r3
..')(!
1.37
12
:u
.(KM
l.i
due
deliberation,
the
group
concluded
the
most
practical
land-inii
striu
would
run
down
the
Two
calls
were
answered
by
city
ambulance
over
the
weekend
Fl
i
his
residence
on
the
Co-op
road,
William
McLcud
was
tak'.Ti
to
General
Lo.-pUa!
Sauir-day
at
4:15
p.m.
At.
10
am.
Gan-day.
Albeit
Bartiett,
was
l.raiv,-frrred
to
General
Hospital
from
;
n,,
ve"r-"
iate
snnrn-a
hv
i
North
Coast
Keon
Mostly
I,,,.
e,,
;
(;,.
tranred
c,,l
!
miner
today,
made
renewed
ef-
clear
hot
rr
.Mona'iy
cloudy
with
fl).
,
,,,:
his
brother
still
en-
Wm
Hurries
r
Ihe
nuunland
col-
shore.
Co;,:
ii
:
very
cold.
2
1
1,
,,!,
,5
n
:hde
i
Wind,
i.nio
1
'
'15
miles
Hurda.
3.
was
here.
John
hcry
'.
f,,,.,:
,
sarfaee
.Sunday
hour,
xc
pt
.some
mainland
m-
west
side
of
the
Island.
Its
length,
the
maximum
of
the
Tuesday,
January
17,
1850
three,
would
be
7000
feet.
This
;
nai'ticular
strln
was
chosen
lor
The
first
Bible
from
the
Cambridge
University
Press
was
published
in
1023.
,
J
C...
!,.
'.f
I
S
I
'!
Ill'tl.'
'
i..."
i-
Army
air
force
succumbed
to
a:
heart
condition.
He
had
been
ill
!
since
1941.
H
was
not.
until
June
j
194G,
however,
that
lie
allowed
,
hiiiLseU
to
be
retired
to
his
50-
acre
ranch,
40
miles
north
of
San
j
Francisco.
Arnold
wus
ona
of
four
five-,
star
Unitod
States
generals.
The
others
arc
George
Marshall.
;
Douglas
MaeArthiir
and
Dwight
F.
Eisenhower.
i.im
1.50
.37
0!i
;)
10
and
hihs
ills
home
at
329
Seventh
Avenue
.alter
oeinii
r.iinieo
ui
j
,
'.
m
llw.
Is
houri.
Lows
totilBliI
'anadian
Port
Hardy,
15
and
East.
nours.
r
iii
oiri
nwwi.
.....
i
.
,w
broliur.
iiddie.
25.
Rercucrs
tomorrow
a
jo
fost
22.4
feet
8.5
leet
1.0
feet
two
.reasons:
first,
no
obstruc-
High
1-0'
Hons
for
Instrument
approach
12:32
and
landings
from
cither
north
Low
6:32
or
.south
exist
and.
secondly,
the
19:18
lti
and
21;
Prince
2;;
saiiosi'ii
Toronto
'held
out
little
hope
that
he
was
Rupert,
IP
and
2(1.
.0
i
still
alive.
12Va
I.
-
i
f
n
.52
.27
.13
Mf-
II:
I
.
.
-
-
;no
flash
victory
Prince
Rupert
Jets
Are
Clear
Masters
Of
Smart
Aggregation
From
ll.B.C.
ik
Three
Missing
Gillnel
Boat
Men
Safe
After
Trying
Trek
,
After
three
days
of
trudging
along
the
ice-clad
land
desolate
shores
of
Burke
Channel
heading
for
1
the
nearest
known
human
habitation,
a
homestead-!
er's
cabin
at
lonely
Kwatna
Inlet,
three
men
from
;
two
gillnct
boats,
which
had
been
missing
for
eight
!
days
on
a
projected
trip
from
Namu
cannery
to
Bel-
la
Bella,
were
sighted
and
pick-
ulliv
V.
II.
e'.knili;
,37
!.7"
i
1)
,.:r.
..
,
.07
HOCKEY
SCORES
'
SUNDAY
j
National
Detroit
1.
New
York
0
Chicago
5,
Boston
1
SATURDAY
'Chicago
0.
Montreal
3
Hostoti
3,
Toronto
4
New
York
2,
Detroit
4
Western
International
Nelson
0,
Klmberley
3
Spokane
4,
Trail
1
Pacific
Coast
Victoria
5,
New
Westminster
7
Los
Angeles
5,
San
Francisco
5
San
Diego
4,
Fresno
2
in-
i;V;i,!
,
Prinet
!
S!:il
iird:iv
....
i-.i
c-itnniuv
riprnoon
!
Chic!
wh
en
located
the
tnrec
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rnl
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vi
c
o
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11
?i:eb(.i
uuaii'
men
una
iook
mem
aooaro
by
cy
the
mi.
B.
C.
Packers
search-
llH,y
lwci
tl0t
euten
for
Uue.
boat,
Uie
packer
Tahsis
Chief.
;
wero
suffcrtag
some
!
They
were
speeded
back
toj
wbat
fri;m
the
effects
o
Icon
.03'
;
.15
.00
.71
.05
,
.05
.47
'
.5'.
in
the
pan
variety.
im;v
wo.,
o
i
their
two-game
series
by
a
w.do
niargin
with
a
o.)
u
iiri
I
:;
Luc.
Namu
where,
at
last
reports
U
wcattitr
exposure.
Tiiey
hat
Uie
provincial
police,
they
were
beached
ami
abandoned
thei
resting
comfortably
over
the,
two
boat",
which
were
travel
:5
score.
This
gave
them
the
series
.y
.
i
to
the
("hiefs
two
game
total
of
7S.
H
iied
Lake
,
"'
Red
Lake
for
ling
together,
wiieu
ice
ciosei
r,
around
them.
It
was
not
fa:
week-end,
little
the
worse
Uicir
arduous
experience.
Mauaecr
M.
M.
McLean
-a
c
ickslnilt
ofi
from
Kwala
Inlet,
their
des
CVaeh
AtiKiis
MacpUee
put
nay
'sprini;
to
hold
the
hie,h-.sconn
iltaplis
in
check
.'or
lac
cveniiv,
1
,
,11,1
so
verv
cffeclivrly.
1
..cored
I'u
in
by
1
rcinl
to
nake
i'l!-c
s"!n-e
25
!!.
In
tli''
third
-er-'iod
the
Jets
had
the
Chiefs
com-I
i,.i,-iv
hit
I
ico
mi
and
outscored
Uuation
for
shelter,
that
the:
were
sighted
by
the
searcl
III)
'a
.Mir
A
boat.
Ice
conditions
had
bee:
NOTICE
OF
MEETING
The
annual
meeting
of
Uie
Civic
Centre
Association
of
prince
Rupert
will
be
held
Friday,
January
SB.
1050,
at
8
p.m.
kit
the
Civic
Centre
Auditorium.
The
order
ol
bULilnci
will
include
the
presentation
of
Annual
Reports,
election
of
directors,
etc.
All
paid
up
members
of
the
age
of
nineteen
years
and
over
will
be
entitled
to
voting
privileges.
C.
G.
HAM.
Secretary.
(Hi
Uantis
seorin;:
only
"
P"'"-'
the
mlil
points
to
ft.
i;oiuu'
into
t-ue
while
"aprlug
uinisclf
scored
12,
qUBrler
with
hampering
the
Tahsis
in
he
ir.irl,
Crow
Namu
promptly
reported
the
safety
of
the
men
by
radlp-'
telephone
to
Inspector
F.
B.
Woods-Johnson
oi
the
British
Columbia
Police,
enabling
the
calling
off
of
a.
search
which
had
hicluded
two
days
of
reconnaissance
Hying
by
a
Dakota
Aircraft
of
the
Royal
Can-nriinn
Air
Force
from
Vancou
2.3)
1
i
07.:
i
.i.-'j
1.
-
.(
H:
.
3.:.'.
.Vi
2.12
2.
-3
.'3
.'1
Mlllilonio
i,,,i
v-iM-cii
.
a
cm
to
nuiu
uon
o
W'it
Rouyn
search
but
she
kept
resolutei
on
and
can
very
likely
be
give:
the
credit
for
saving
tare
lives.
The
three
men
were
Georg
Robson,
Leonard
Crowe
;
an
Marshall
Cole,
all
of
Namu.
Kfil
Cordon
VETLIIAN
NEWSPAPER
MAN
-Frank
BitrU.
on
ins
CUUi
birtliday
anniversary,
mark?
completion
or
a
years
w-iui
The
Vuijiuuvt
Daily
Province.
Fellow
emp'oyecs
gave
iiim
80
roses".
Mr.
Bind
started
as
advertising
manager
and
ended
his
active
newspaper
carear
es
president
of
The
Province.
He
now
is
an
adviser
to
the
younger
men
carrying
on
his
work.
(CP.
Photoi
;
Ruck
lxm
Kchcik,
who
inacle
u
am.
plavcd
a
first
rls
gumc.
The
Jets
took
the
lend
rigii-ifrnm
the
first,
cndlns
up
the
!
quarter
7
points
ahead
at
10-B.
lead
v.
as
whi
-i
i
At
the
half
their
tied
down
a
bit
as
the
Chiefs
put-
the
Jots-
v.'iui
oui.M'.onxt
Hum
with
,
10
and
of
ciur.si'
won
the
gain
with
a
whopping
big
21
point
'
lead.'
(Continued
on
Page
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Iaiuh
River
ver
However,
it
was
the
Tahsis
lUt
if'
Miller
.
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