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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
141.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
JUNE
17,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ike
Patrols
Aumeiitedl
Wiftfci
Hoali
Cemtkiii
THE
WEATHLR
Fraser
(limbs
As
Creeks
Racketeers
And
Hie
In
Havy
Heads
Synopsis
It
will
be
mostly
sunny
and
warm
over
British
Plane
Crashes
Columbia
today,
but
there
will
scattered
thunderstorms
this
OTTAWA
W
A
shuffle
affect-
evening
over
the
southern
pari
i
PARIS
tfi
The
Paris
news-
Choke
With
Melting
Snow
Telephone
Communications
Interrupted
By
Electrical
'
Storm;
Dike
Seepage
Still
Under
Control;
Army
"
Engineers
Keinforce
Patrols
,
faper
Franc
Tiereur
charged
today
that
two
men,
killed
In
a
French
CD-4
ulane
that
crashed
at
Bahrein,
died
because
they
knew
too
much
about
racketeers
In
Indo-China
The
racketeers,
trio
newspaper
said,
operate
a
Chain
of
gaming
houses
and
brothels
and
pay
the
Vietminh
(national
insurgent
movement
nig
mree
oi
me
top
aoministra-
of
the
province.
Warm
sunny
tlve
posts
of
the
Canadian
navy
,
weather
will
continue
on
Sunday
'and
four
of
Canada'
naval
offi-jwlth
afternoon
temprature?
cers
was
announced
yesterday
by
j
ranging
fiom
75
to
90
degrees
in
I
the
Defence
Department.
almost
all
regions,
j
The
changes
stem
from
tli
North
Coast
Region
Sunny
'
retirement
in
September
of
Rear
and
warm
today
and
Sunday.
I
Admiral
Frank
Houshton
of
Light
winds.
Low
tonight
and
Ottawa.
He
has
been
vice-chief
high
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
of
naval
staff
since
1947.
His
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert
50
successor
will
be
Rear
Admiral
and
70.
,
Harry
Dewolf
of
Halifax
who
i
jhas
been
flag
-officer
of
the
High
Water
.'
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Rivers
and
creeks
across
British
Columbia
roared
sullenly
today,
choked
with
know
water
and
facing
no
indication
of
any
cooler
weather
to
stem
the
potential
havoc
they
may
spread.
The
lower
part
of
the
province
yesterday
went
for
protection.
Forty-six
persons
ACQUITTED
'
EDMONTON
A
Supr-me
.
Court
Jury
yesterday
acquitted
!)-
ear
old
Mis.
Marie
Smith
uf
the
knife
slaying
of
Chinese
grocer
Wei
Hon
Pon
in
'
his
"vn
lo-vn
store
last
April
13.
The
all
male
Jury
deliberated
one
hour.
The
trial
lasted
five
days.
U.S.
WINS
TENNiS
WIMBLEDON
The
Vnited
,
States
team
won
the
Wight-man
eup
tennis
tronliy
today
for
the
14th
consecutive
time.
The
U.S.
team
took
Us
fourth
victory
today
in
the
best
of
yeven
competition.
THREE
MISSING
POMEROY,
Wash.
A
flash;
flood
brought
on
by
a
cloudburst
roared
down
a
gulch
through
the
hottest
day
of
the
year1,
while
the
mighty
,
i
'
Ci
;
i,
Mr
s
racmc
coast
since
1848.
j
Rear
Admiral
Wallace
Creery
'
will
succeed
Dewolf.
Capt.
James
Skeena
River
Still
Rising
Revolt
Downed;
Peru
is
Quiet
AREQUIPA,
Peru
ffl
Peru's
F
rater
inched
up
against
100
miles
of
dikes
protecting
thousands
of
homes
in
the
Fraser
Valley.
Dike
patrols,
augmented
at
Agassiz,
up
river,
by
army
engineers,
report
seepage
has
been
controlled
for
the
time
being.
An
electrical
storm
severed
telephone
lines,
hampering
flood
control,
while
farther
down
the
were
killed
in
the
first
'
crash
Tuesday
and
39
died
Wednesday.!
The
crash
of
a
second
,
Air
France
skymaster
in
the
Persian
Gulf
led
to
strong
suggestions
yesterday
that
the
lost
air
liners
may
have
been
sabotaged
by
Indo-Chlna
rebels.
Eighty
-five
were
killed
in
the
sister
planes
under
almost
identical
conditions
within
less
than
three
days.
The
weather
was
bad
in
both
eases.
Sabotage
is
common
place
in
the
long
fought
war
between
the
French
sponsored
Viet
Nam
state
in
Indd-Chlna
end
the
communist
led
forces
of
Ho
Chi
Miii.
";
k
PLACED
UNDERGROUND
Native
Torontonians
think
jn
i
1
1
1
a
r
y
government
today
Up
to
18
inches
of
water
covers
C.
Hibbard
of
Victoria
will
succeed
Creery
as
chief
of
naval
personnel.
Mrs.-McNeil
laid
at
Rest
Funeral
services
for
Mr?.
Janet
i
Jenny)
Jackson
McNeil,
who
passed
away
at
Prince
Rupert
,:.ge
dappearance
of
College
Street
over
the
past
few
is
sure
sign
that
their
city
Ls
growing
up.
These
before
r
pictures
show
College
between
Bay
and
Yonge,
on
the
3
looked
last
fall
and
on
the
right
as
it
looks
today.
The
i
appearance
was
brought
about
by
placing
the
overhead
-
tiring
underground
and
removing
the
old
cross-armed
five
miles
of
the
Skeena
highway
between
Kwlnitsa,
45
miles
east
of
here,
and
Salvus,
56
miles
distant,
it
was
disclosed
by
the
Public
.
Works
department
here
today.
And
the
rise
of
the
river
gradually
continues
at
all
points,
J
river
near
Chllliwack
two
huge
spotlights
went
on
as
watchers
probed
two
possible
troubls
yjots.
Forty
families
have
moved
from
the
undiked
area
in
Albion.
Albion.
t
claimed
complete
control
of
Are-qulpa
and
said
leaders
of
the
,
short,
bloody
assault
there
had
been
arrested
The
government
blamed
the
revolt
on
commun-Usta
and
leftists.
(A
broadcast
bv
radio
station
at
Lima,
Peru,
said
imorc
than
120
persons
wer?
killed
and
300
wounded
in
the
fighting
at
Arequipa
since
Tues-
day.)
'
r
poles.
It's
all
part
of
a
city
and
hydro-planned
policy
to
wiring
in
the
downtown
area
underground
over
the
next
pars
and
give
Toronto
a
place
alongside
London.
Ont..
General
Hospital
Wednesday
in
her
thirty-third
year,
were
held
At
Usk
.the
Canadian
National
krircal,
Canada's
two
leading
cities
In
this
movement.
;
Big
Deal
Friday
afternoon
from
B.C.
Un-
Railways
announced
today,
water
dertakers
fune'ral
chanel
Rev
E
!
has
risen
three
Inches.
J
near
Here
today
and
luted
a
house
from
its
foundation.
Three
persons
are
missing
and
'
presumed
drowned.
'
'
DIE
IN
ICE
BOX
'
ALEXANDRIA,
Va.
Three
negro
children
were
smothered
in
an
abandoned
'ice
box
in
a
rural
home
near
here.
The
lid
apparently
fell
shut
while
the
three
were
playing
inside,
and
the
latch
caught.
KILLED
IN
AIR
CRASH
,
SHANNON
AIRPORT,
Eire-Eight
men
were
killed
when
an
R.A.F.
Halifax
bomber
crashed
last
night
into
Croag-
U.S.
Editors
Visit
Canada
Inj
Ivory
i
Is
In
j
r
ii
Pioneer
City
Woman
Passes
ST.
LOUIS
Oi
St.
Louis
Temperatures
in
the
flood-threatened
area
remain
in
the
80's
and
no
decrease
in
readings
is
expected.
Public
Works
Foreman
W.
A.
Wright
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
officiating.
Hymns
sung
were
"Lead
Kindly
Light"
anC
"Nearer,
My
God,
ta
Thee."
Mrs.
F.
Antrobus
pre-
I
urowin
International
Head
Coming
Browns
and
New
York
Yankees
of
the
American
League
Thurs
OTTAWA
A
group
of
25
editors
and
publishers
from
twelve
states
In
the
United
States
ar
Death
removed
another-
of
!
day
night
closed
the.
biggest
Prince
Rupert's
highly
esteemed
'
Sided
at
the
,r8an
Pallbearers
,
Mathews
arrived
in
the
city
last
player
deal
in
major
league
base
wcic
uauj
uiub.ic.o.
ivuuu,
n
5hl
and
rpnorted
that
a
erad-
rived
here
Friday
on
an
editors'
?EG-During
the
past
4-ithern
and
central
i
experienced
warm
Secdine
nf
all
trrnln
a
nrl
Unll
If
nnan
ninniuip
nnmon
!
Prince
Rupert
Gjfro
Club
will
i
.
.
.
...
,
.
,
and
Norman
Munro,
and
John!Ua1
but
not
aiarming,
rise
is
!
ball
since
the
season
opened.
j
goodwill
tour
of
Ontario,
upon-1'
T
T
T
.
-J
.
1
VT
Q
i
receive
a
visit
nex
week
from
K.
The
Browns
secured
pitchers
noticeable
in
the
Skeena
river.
sored
by
th
province
of
Ontario.
At
a
breakfast
in
the
Chateau
aiiy
completed
with
;Prlnce
Rupert
Generah,
Hospital,
haun
on
Achin
Island
off
the
coast
county
of
Mayo.
,
Bewer
and
John
McLeod.
the
new
.
loternaticviai
preside-
He
returne
dthis
morning.
j
Duane
Ptllette
and
Don
Johnson,
after
a
brief
Illness
of
Mrs.
Mar
"
!our
,to
six
inches
Deceased's
little
daughter:
Public
Works
employees
con-J
infplder
Ctsorge
Stlrnwelss.J9JQd
GOVERNOR.
BE'
fcihCWEir,
01!?-
tha
Lorne
McKlnlcy,,
.ho
had
J
Joyce,
living
wits
tm-gnnti-'i
,Inue-
lo
rclnforce
embankments
outfielder
Jim
Detslng
in
ex
wouaVwho
will
be
here
on
his
(Canadian
National
Railways
the
nkrentli.
Mr.
and
Mr
Joe
Me-'
change
for
hurlers
Joe
Ostrowskl
!
editors
were
welcomed
by
E.
A.
at
Hazelton.
The
C.N.
R.
announced
this
morning
that
the
railway
is
not
being
affected
by
high
water.
llvefl
here
for
about
forty
years.
Predeceased
in
1940
bj
her
husband,
the
late
J.
W.
fcKinley,
who
was
an
early
investor
and
property
owner
here,'
Mrs.
Mc-Kinley
ls
survived
by
a
son,
J.
Nell,
at
Fairilght.
Saskatchewan.
Her
husband,
John
Christopher
McNeil
lives
In
Prince
Rupert.
Interment
was
at
Falrvlew
cemetery.
Funeral
arrangements
TAIPEI,
Formosa
General
Chen
Yi,
first
post
war
Chinese
governor
of
Formosa,
will
be
executed
by
shooting
tomorrow
for
aiding
the
Chinese
Communist
government,
a
spokesman
announced
today.
The
announcement
said
Chen
pleaded
guilty
before
a
court
and
lorn
Ferrlck.
In
addition,
the
Browns
sold
iriflelder
,
Leo
Thomas
outright
to
the
Yankees
farm
club
at
Kansas
City
and
optioned
right
hander
Sid
Schact
to
the
same
club.
-
I
1
tilhf
ni.ttud.
.nxrUrji
a
according
to
the
np
report
of
the
de-
2
ol
agriculture
of
the
National
Railways.
icaJier
was
also
ex-
'1
in
southern
Saikat-licrs
timely
rains
alle-il
drifting
and
grass-latchlr.g.
Is
urgently
required,
'
In
east-central
ahd
tberU
where
crops
vary
to
ten
inches
in
height.
Garfield
McKinley,
fruit
farmer
,
were
by
B.C.
UndertakersA
at
Oliver,
and
two
daugh-
j
way
home
after
attending
the
international
convention
which
ls
being
held
In
Banff
this
week.
Accompanied
by
his
wife,
Mr.
Smith
will
arrive
here
by
train
next
Thursday
night
and
will
sail
Friday
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
He
will
meet
the
club
at
luenheon
on
Friday,
the
weekly
luncheon
being
postponed
from
Wednesday,
and
a
cruise
and
beach
party
with
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
"as
host,
ls
planned
for
the
evening.
ters,
Mrs.
J.
C.
(Aletta)
Gllker
It
ls
understood
the
Yankees
also
paid
$50,000
to
the
Browns
Bourque
.Mayor
of
the
city
of
Ottawa.
Walter
S.
Thompson,'
C.B.E.,
director
of
public
relations,
Canadian
National
system,
told
the
editors
that
Ottawa,
could
ttiij
week
be
regarded
as
the
press
headquarters
of
the
democratic
countries
of
the
wojld.
Meeting
here
were
publishers'
"
from
43
countries
of
the
British
Commonwealth,
along
with
leading
representatives
of
the
Unitsd
States
press
Including
Robert
McLean,
president
Of
the
Associated
Press;
Frank
E.
Gannett.
in
the
eight
player
swap.,
martial
to
charges
of
collator-
1
ation.
'
'
.
REMANDED
FOR
WEEK
'!
I
Uf.
II
and
Mrs.
F.
G.
Daniels
(Beulah)
also
of.
Prince
Rupert.'
t
'
.
;
Mrs.
McKinley
was
born
sev-'
enty-fivc
years
ago
In
Brownsville,
Ontario,
of
English
descent.
Deceased,
who
had
a
wide
cir
vvdim
Si.
Laurent
Flays
Russia
OTTAWA
Oi
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent,
in
a
stinging
attack
on
Russian
Imperialism,
charged
that
the
whole
communist
press
is
a
"vast
apparatus
of
falsification."
He
charged,
too,
that
Russia's
'imperialistic
power
is
VANCOUVER
Bail
ol
$10,000
each
was
set
yeterday
in
police
court
for
two
men
charged
with
possession
of
forgery
equipment.
Charged
are
Tony
Warfield,
39,
and
Theodore
Welch,
40.
Both
were
re-.manded
for
a
week..
Is
Coming
Up
Dry,
hot
and
calm
weather
is
slated
for
Prince
Rupert,
and
area
for
the
week-end
according
to
the
weatherman
on
Dlgby
Island.
For
the
past
few
aiter-
More
Atomic
Arrests
Made
cle
of
friends
by
whom
her
death
will
be
deeply
regretted,
was
a
prominent
leader
of
the
Rebekah
Lodge
and
for
years
had
been
active
in
the
work
of
the
Presbyterian
Church.
The
funeral
will
take
place
Monday
afternoon
from
Gren-ville
Court
Chapel
of
B.
C.
Baseball
Scores
,.
TODAY
National
League
Brooklyn
10,
St.
Louis
2.
Philadelphia
5.
Cincinnati
2.
American
Chicago
7.
Washington
1.
New
York
7.
St.
Louis
5.
Detroit
4.
Boston
1.
Cleveland
3,
Philadelphia
2.
National
Brooklyn
1,
St.
Louis
3.
Boston
6,
Pittsburgh
5.
Chicago
1,
New
York
6.
Pacific
Coast
Hollywood
3,
Sacramento
1.
Los
Angeles
12,
Seattle
3.
Portland
9,
San
Francisco
4.
Oakland
4,
San
Diego
3.
Western
International
Yakima
7-12,
Spokane
0-1.
Tri-City
8,
Tacoma
4.
Victoria
6,
Salem
3.
Vancouver
4,
Wena
tehee
1.
Gas
Price
Moves
Up
"wielded
by
an
"autocrat"
through
"slave
labor"
methods
employed
by
a
small
group
of
ruthless
men.
He
told
the
seventh
imperial
president,
Qa,nn.et
Newspapers;
and
Paul
Bellamy,
editor
of
the
Cleveland
Plain-Dealer.
Mr
.Thompson,
reminded
ho
visitors
that
about
15
U.S.
tail
carriers
cross
the
border
into
,
Canada
very
day,
nd,
in
turn,
Canadian
National
Railways
operated
in
many
of
the",
states
south
of
the
border.
This
fact.
wn
Alberta,
moisture
a
are
satisfactory
and
"jspects
are
good.
in
is
required
in
most
of
both
Saskatchewan
"Ta.
however,
la
order
crop
prospects.
There
tW3
inches
of
rain
in
"
Saskatchewan
Thurs-Ji
lesser
quantity
in
'ten
Saskatchewan.
'Okanagan
Valley
wea-tarmlng
up,
with
hot
34
col
nights.
'
Some
s
and
other
vegetables
"ercd
from
frost
and
:rm
magots.
With
the
"
ol
the
apple
crop,
pros-'
not
look
too
promising
;nt.
NEW
YORK
tt
A
tormer
United
States
non-commissioned
officer
at
Albequerque,
New
Mexico,
was
afrested
yesterday
noons,
temperatures
have
reached
into
high
60'g
and
during
evenings
dropped
to
between
48
to
58
above.
This
morning
the
mercury
stood
at
55
and
a
calm
prevailed.
FREAK
CAUSES
RCS1I
BOMBAY
Ten
thousand
tried
to
storm
a
tenement
after
a
rumor
that
a
woman
gave
birth
to
a
horse.
Police
took
possession
of
the
-still-born
"infant,"
which
resembled
a
foal
eight
inches
long
with
hoof
at
end
of
limb,
a
rudi
by
the
Federal
Bureau
of
Investigation
on
a
charge
of
giving
Temperatures,
before
this
after
press
conference
delegates,
"Russia
remains
the
typical
empire
of
the
past."
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
(today)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Williams
and
daughters;
H.
L
.Campbell,
C.
A.
noon
is
over,
are
expected
to
Sockeye
Season
Opening
Sunday
The
Skeena
and
Naas
Rivers
symbolized
the
goodwill
that
existed
between
the
two
countries
for
over
one
hundred
years.
Following
a
tour
of
the
city,
the
editors
were
entertained
at
luncheon
by
the
Canadian
Restaurant
Association,
and
at
din
atomic
secrets
to
Harry
Gold,
Phlladelphlan
accused
of
passing
atomic
serrets
to
the
Ttussians.
The
F.B.I.
Identified
the
man
as
David
Oreenglass,
23,
of
New
York.
'
The
'
Greenglass
arrest
cam.e
less
thun'24
hours
after
the
seizure
in
Syracuse,
N.Y.,
of
reach
over
75.
The
weatherman
predicted
hot
and
dry
wreather
for
the
entire
coast
with
Vancouver
probably
receiving
a
90
degree
reading.
In
Prince
Rupert,
75
degree
temperature
ls
quite
sufficient
to
warrant
loosening
ties,
rolling
Lind,
Miss
E.
Holmes,
R.
Colbert,
R.
Altken,
A.
H.
Young,
J.
G.
Lee(
Mrs.
Oulllet,
Mr.
Yosyk,
C.
Mc-
w
ill
be
dotted
with
little
glllnet-ters
tomorrow
evening,
when
hundreds
of
fishermen
will
be
er
Trout
mentary
tail
and
equine
head.
HAZE
DISPERSING
.
HONOLULU
The
haze
pail,
which
shrouded
Hawaii
and
the
vast
mid-Pacific
for
three
days
and
nights
was
being
swept
away
today
by
a
north
trade
wind.
Skies
are
blue
over
Honolulu
a.rd
most
of
the
Hawaiian
Islands.
The
haze
is
persisting
on
the
west
coast
of
Hawaii
near
the
erupting
Mauna
Loa.
another
suspect
in
the
Klaus
out
to
catch
the
first
fish
of
the
Kenzie.
season
Normally
about
800
fish-1
To
Sandspit
(today)-L.
Pollard,
.lng
licences
are
issued
to
Skeena
L.
Pearson,
Mrs.
O.
Jones
and
Manitoba
beeves
and
Uklng
a
dip-
Price
of
gasoline,
went
up
H'2cuP
fishermen
and
about
150
to
naas
miam,
Mrs.
r.
ivusa,
!
even
u
it
iias
tu
uc
u
mc
iww,.
I
Sunday
should
prove
an
excel
In
the
first
shlD-
From
Sandspit
trnaayi
w.
fishermen.
No
indication
of
the
ner
in
the
Chateau
Launer
as
guests
of
the
Canadian
Government
Travel
Bureau,
Hon.
Rob-
,
ert
H.
Winters,
Minister
of
Resources
and
Devslopment,
as
host.
Last
evenlngr
the
party
boarded
the
Continental
Limited
of
the
Canadian
National
''iaSlA'ays
and
proceeded
to
the
Lake
of
tha
Woods
area,
where
they
wiii
visit
kind
from
the
Jas-1
lent
holiday.
a.
Duncan,
J.
Blackburn,
W.
"mal
Park
flsli
hatchpr-
i
number
licensed
this
year
can
be
elven.
as
yet.
Some
Japanese-
P.
Karol-
Fuchs
spy
ring
and
within
hours
of
the
arrest
of
a
scientist
in
Pasedena,
Calif.
At
Syracuse,
Altred
Dean
Slack,
44-year-old
chemist,
stood
accused
of
conspiring
to
supply
Russian
a?ents
with
samples
of
a
powerful
United
States
explo-five.
Slack,
who
claims
he
Is
"violently
opposed
to
commun
Rodeers.
C.
Trudell
f1
yearling
lake
trout
left
in.
Prince
Rupert
as
well
as
thorughout
the
province
today
following
art
authorization
of
the
Increase
yesterday
by.
the
provincial
government
on
recommendation
of
the
Fuel
and
Petroleum
Board
.The
wholesaler
gets
lc
of
the
advance
and
the
.
Halibut
Sales
.
American
have
obtained
lic-
vlch,
J
Papei,
T
Orr
From
Vancouver
(Friday)
Klamc
Minmt.aln
Na.
i
D.
Canadians
ences.
Pai
Manitoba,
to
stock
,
'
i
emith
H
MarHnnftlri.
Llndy,
68,009.
Atlln,
28.1c,
25c
Gtllnetting
season
lor
socseye
(
i.
.
.
--
r,,
Ma
as
i?
rtnkka
L.
Calvert.
E.
A.
KUtn-
and
21c.
"fs
of
clear
Lake.
'he
sunervlslnn
nf
Wlll-
Two
Ohio
Families
Missing
in
Flood
'
CROOKSVILLE,
Ohio
Two
families
were
unaccounted
for
today
in
the
wake
of
a
.flood
on
tne
onceim
o..
-
.
opens
leading
Industrial
plants-
ar.d
spend
Sunday
at
Minakl
Lodge.
the
erford,
t.
a.
oerge,
u.
prc,
.
fnmnrrnw
at
6
cm.
and
lor
Jasper
hatehprv
min-
ism,",
was
arrested
on
a
charge
of
espionage.
He
was
Jailed
at
Saxbee.
retailer
Vic.
The
pump
price
uptown
in
Prince
Rupert
today
ls
39
cents
PM.
the
fish
were
placed
They
will
return
east
via
Port
Arthur,
Fort
William
and
Snd-.
bury,
making
stops
at
each
of
these
cities.
Ketovla,
48.0C0,
Cold
Storage,
26c.
25c
and
2!c.
Marconia,
72,000,
Cold
Storage,
26c,
25c
and
21c.
,
-Canadian
Waterfall.
41,000,
Atlln,
2H3ic,
27.2c
and
22c.
.
.
TODAY
1
sPeclal
baggage
car
in
tanks.
for
regular
gas
and
41
cents
fo
No
Fires
Yet
But
Conditions
Acute
the
co-oneratinn
of
remainder
,
of
the
district
at
6
p.m.
June
25.
Seining
in
the
Butedale,
Grenvtlle
Channel
and
Principe
areas
opens
at
midnight
June
25.
Canneries
operating
this
year
will
be:
.
'
Skeena
area
Canadian
Flsh-intr
r.n
Ltd.
Dlant
at
Carlisle,
premium.
At
the
waterfront
the
price
for
the
fishing
fleet
of
all
marked
gas
is
27c
Including
provincial
which
broke
a
dam,
exploded
a
huge
pottery
kiln
and
set
off
a
fire
that
burned
the
pottery
to
the
ground.
The
flood
was
an
aftormath
of
a
cloudburst,
which
cut
a
wide
swath
through
Ohio
from
southwest
to
northeast.
Three
thousand
residents
of
low
lying
areas
nearbv
Utlca
and
released
on
$10,COO
baii.
The
F.B.I,
said
Slack
pdmitted
giving
samples
and
production
secrets
to
Harold
Gold.
Philar?elDhia
chemist
awaiting
trial
on
an
esoimn?e
charge.
Gold
Is
alleged
to
have
passed
them
to
"his
Soviet
principal.
Semen
M.
Semenov."
At
Pasadena,
the
Federal
adlan
National
Railways,
'tents
were
made
for
re-
Pe
SUpnlv
tn
Vppn
'
the
LOCAL
TIDES
Sunday,
June
18,
1950,
52,000,
25.9c,
25c,
21c,
Songen
Storage.
Hoover
,
Fire
hazard
forecasts
indicate
ax
that
"burning
conditions
in
the
some
service
stations
had
not
a
'he
tanks
at
the
proper
High
58,000,
25.9c,
25c,
21c,
...
.
Cassiar,
forests
are
becoming
very
crlt-
increased
their
prices
up
to
early
food
or
cannerv
i
ai
20.2
feet
17.7
feet
2.7
feet
8
6
feet
2:32
15:42
9:19
21:15
Storage.
Svmphony,
50,000,
26c,
25c,
21c,
Low
of
the
pottery
making
commu
this
afternoon.
Anglo-British
Columbia
at
Noii:i',cal(
according
to
a
statement
of
Investigation
an-
nlty
scrambled
to
rnnf
tops
as
I
Bureau
urp-
Enroute,
the
fish
Wargp
of
w
D
Taylnr(
w'lcilife
Services
of
lw
and
Development
De-arti
D.
Mann,
Jasper
vf-i.-i-
Pacific,
B.
C.
Packers
at
sunny-
j
from
district
iorei
side,
J.
H.
Todd
&
Sons
at
Inver-
nere
today.
water
poured
down
the
narrow
jounced
the
arrest
of
Dr.
Sidney
valley
from
the
broken
Misco
,
Weinbaum.
52,
California
Insti
.
n
'
Pir.ha.lAG
T.t.H
The
statement
poimea
oui
Atlln,
..,.,
Touring
detachments
in
his
district
in
a
B.C.
Police
aircraft.
Inspector
F.
B.
Woods-Joh.ison
returns
to
the
city
today.
Dur
Mine
Company
dam
five
miles
ness,
Nelson
urus.
runcm..
at
Port
Edward.
niirfciiA
nrea
Canadian
Fish-
Thomas
B.
B'ack,
general
manager
of
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.,
left
on
yesterday's
plane
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
during
which
he
will
attend
a
"25
class
reunion
of
the
University
of
British
need
for
people
to
take
every
precaution
to
prevent
forest
fires
tute
of
Technology
scientist.
Formerly
with
the
jet
propulsion
laboratory,
Weinbaum
U
charsed
southeast.
Five
houses
In
the
community
near
the
dam
were
washed
away
Exhibition
Football
TONIGHT
AIYANSII
vs.
GEN.
MOTORS
7
p.m.
iiri
at,
Butedale,
J.
H.
.
t.he
week-end
and
until
the
ing
the
course
of
his
trip
he
Todd
&
Sons
at
Klemtu.
situation
Improves.
No
fires
that
with
periury
and
fraud
against
the
government
for
swearing
he
Columbia.
Mr.
Black
expects
to
landed
at
Smilhers.
Burns
Lake.)
by
the
flftst
rush
of
water.
Three
'
rst
United
States
Naval
10
circumnavigate
the
's
the
USS
Vincennes,
p
tt
Ncw
York
In
Scptem-and
returned
via
tVie
Gooa
Hnpe
in
Jun
13?".
Bella
Bella
area
a-
v..
raw
tne
Drancn
is
return
to
the
city
next
Weanes-
Ootsa
Lake
and
other
points
in'
families
are
accounted
for.
No
I
has
never
been
a
member
of
the
burning
in
the
disinci,
ciluci
trace
of
t.he
ot.he
two
was
fou.id
j
Communist
party.
the
Riihine
country.
idav.
wst
or
In
the
interior.
the
r
plant
at
Namu.
Rivers
Inlet
area
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
Lt
dat
Goose
Bay.