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VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
126.
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
WEDNESDAY.
MAY
31,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CKNTS
ecissoo
For
Powers
C33
c
p
iieson
ime
Of
D
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flp
Man
itoliii
Flood
Sufferers!
filust
Become
Stronger
Or
Face
Failure
He
Declares
Seven
Provinces
Ask
For
Review
of
Rate
Increase
,
The
Daily
News
Is
Receivinq
Subscriptions
FLOOD
FUND
'
OTTAWA
(CP)
The;cabinet
was
asked
yesterday
to
hold
up
application
of
the
latest
freight
rate
increase
and
to
hear
the
appeal
against
it
and
two!
pevious
increases.
""
!
Seven
provincial
Governments,
after
losing
the
nt
west
round
in
the
long
battle
before
the
Board
of
WASHINGTON
D.C.
(CP)
Reporting
on
the
recent
cold
war
strategy
talks
in
London.
Secretary
of
State
Dean
Acheson
said
today
that
the
western
pov
ers
have
reached
"another
time
of
decision"
in
v.'-ich
they
must
either
strengthen
their
North
At-k.ntie
Treaty
and
western
European
partnerships
or
'-
!
.
-'
failing
back'.v
rd
into
"total
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Rev.
E.
A.
Wri'jht
$
2.50
Pave
Hjdland
5
j
Carl
Breckin
5
Art
Aler
,
5
Clarence
Adlund
5
.'
L.
Franklin
,..
.50
I
J.
Thompson
i
i
Uo'o
Powell
2
i
in
ort.
c
run
:
doner
,
inr.rv
'he
whole
ipsue
into
the
Government's
lap.
The
appeal
Is
nrainsi
ra.e.
increases
totalling
SO
per
cent
around
$0,000,0a0
Organizing
a
year
in
freight
charges.
Ai:
:0f
Credit
provinces
except
Ontario,
Quebec
and
Newfoundland
joined
Pakistan
'
Is
Heard
Prime
M'.vi'slcr
Ali
Khan
Sees
Key
ta
World
Peace
in
Asia
OTTAWA
World
peace
pends
upon
the
future
of
Asia,
declared
Liaquat
All
Khan.
Prime
Minister
of
Pakistan,
;
In
rddM
s'ng
a
j.-ir.t
session
of
Can-;u
Senate
and
Koiise
of
Coin-
REDS,
LOOK
ON
COPENHAGEN
Three
mod-er-i
Russian
'
tiawl.f
i
hliowtd
up
yesterday
in
Skar:rrak,
h'nai1
channel
betw,
n
Norway
and
Dpnmaik,
tli
;
Danish
Navy
press
bureau
anno-irued
tnday.
British
fle't
manoeuvres
are
to
be
hi
Id
in
Danish
waters
soon.
GOVERNMENT
I
PHI
I
D
JOTTAWA
Parliament
yesterday
by
140
to
31
rejected
a
Irogrcssi
ve-Cr.-i
eiva
i
vn
motion
calling
for
a
royal
commission
with
a
view
to
obtaining
economies
in
government
expenditure.
A
Social
Credit
motion
alng
similar
lines
was
rejected
121
to
49.
Passage
of
either
motion
would
have
ben
Iri'.errupted
as
want
of
confidence,
Hon,
Doujlus
A'lhoU,
minister
of
finance,
said.
COMPLETING
P.G.E,
VICTORIA
Tenders
for
the
completion
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
into
Prince
George
will
close
June
12
so
that
work
on
the
rcmainta;
40
miles
may
proceed
this
sum
mer.
Premier
Byron
Johrnon
announced
yesterday.
failure.
The
twelve
Atlantic
Treaty
foreign
ministers,
inckriinj
himself,
Aehesan
disclosed,
did
rot
say
anything
at
London
which
indicated
any
immpdist';
threat
of
war.
They
were
concerned
rather
to
meet
the
Russian
threat
which
"will
exist
unless
we
act
now
to
prepare
our
defences
against
ag&ression."
State
Secretary
Dean
Acheson
told
Congress
'
yesterday
that
the
growhtg
power
of
Russia
-?n
onlv
be
met
by
orRani7inj
the
military
might
of
the
West
in.o
"balanced
coiltctive
forces."
II;
app-al"d
to
Congress
to
support
such
a
course.
...
anca.er
o
Nora
Dougherty
2
Jack
Willie
2
T.
McNcice
5
J.
Hawryluk
1
S.
Savllle
5
i
.
Forsythe
,
5
Oceanview
Hotel
10
in
the
move.
Under
-appeal
were
the
two
Grantors'
Association
Formed
increases
of
eight
per
cent
1m-
In
Prince
Rupert
"
posed
a-s
one
16
per
cent
hike
Principles
and
functions
of
a
March
1
and
the
new
one
of
3.4
Credit
Bureau
were
explained
by
p-r
cent
awarded
last
week.
The
P,
H.
Linzey
and
Mrs.
C.
Laurie,
ma"er
one
is
scheduled
to
go
t0
city
merchanU
In
the
Civic
into
effect
June
18.
-'Centre
last
hight
0frlcers
for
I
the
newlv
formed
Prince
Ruoert
P.
R.
Hotel
25
cavoy
t.otel
10
A.
E.
Jones
2
Wm.
MAeod
2
O.
B.
Casey
2
Eelmont
Hotel
10
Commercial
Hotel
.'....
10
King
George
Rooming
House
2
Retail
Credit
Grantee's
Association
were
also
elected
following
the
talks.
.
,
Mr.
Linzey
told
the
group
that
Credit
Bureiiu
Is
Indesp'wible
to
the
merchant
and
felt
that
Air
Force
Seeks
Skilled
Pilots
mor.s
today.
Enunciating
psace,
progress
ai'd
co-oporu'lon
as
the
tials
of
the
world's
future
welfare,
the
distinguished
Visitor
cal'cd
upon
the
Ri
itish
Common-wraith
of
Nations
to
take
the
load
in
establishing
the
brotherhood
of
man
throughout
the
world
and
in
the
outlawing
of
;
war
and.
aggression.
Ke
pledged
his
own
nation
to
!
the
defence
of
principles
of
dem-tepry,
lreedom
tolerance
and
former
organizations
of
Us
kind
OTTAWA
-
Canada's
Air
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
here
failed
because,
'
for
example,
Force
today
launched
a
drive
to
.
,
;ncic
wa.i
iiu
jmiiuiiai
iiu;iv-uu
Pope's
Crcwn
Mny
Be
With
Treasure
GLASGOW
C
The
r:jW,
crown
may
be
lying
anions
Epani-h
gftiieon
treasures
lyinc;
many
fathoms
deep
in
land's
Tobermory
Bay,
Island
Of
fill
Its
reserve
ranks
with
600
with
other
bureaus
from
which
I
Si.
Elmo
Rooming
House
2
I
Duncan.
Munro
2
Central
Rooms
2
I
Eagle
Rooms
2
.
Royal
Hotel
10
j
Amy
Kasper
2
i
Commodore
Rooms
2
.trained
pilots
a
year
to
be
used
SOurce
valuable
Information
Is
as
flying;
instructors
or
staff
derived
and
the
amueLumbAriiiy
Coiiiniofid
pilots
in
the
event
of
a
national
contained
only
emergency.
0f
names.
Of
Flood
Ends
In
its
drive
for
r.ian
power
!
"An
efficient
Credit
Bureau
Is
th
r
r
a
v
vioo
nftooM
t
;,,
in
organized
Dlan
wherebv
the!
social
and
economic
justice
atiiVUlu'
treasure
nunung
uuKe
all
co-its
and
to
resist
netn-e.-.sirm
of
Argyle
said
yesterday.
The
Du'.e
is
arranging
thi3
i
roV
fnf
cr.lvonfl
nf
f
Y
-
ft
im
A
in
!r.y
quarter,
from
which
it
a
bonm
of
$100
to
each
Air
niercnant
ls
Protected
against
j
WINNIPEG
(CP)
The
rmcd
r
lui
.-uiiagi.
j
t
Liic
tk
memo
j
i
might
come.
.
Kaicn
Consumers
Co-op
j
Assn
..
25
I
Saanich
Plumbing
10
Howe
St
McNulty
;
5
;
Kalen
Hardware
....'.
5
Gordon's
Hardware
10
!
i
Gordon
&
Andersun
....
20
r
MKenzie
Furniture
'
..
5
j
.
Thompson
Hardware
'
.
..
'
5
r
orce
,
veteran
cnosen
to
under-
u""cccdiy
tieuii.
iuaoc
uy
sum-
:
rorces
,Bt
g
a.m.
tomorrow
tlrop
'
t,0
lr,lnin
cft
nlvino-
him
with
Informfltian
to
7.
.
.....
.
.
.
.
.
-Bauvui,,
wte
lucauuii
uas
ai-
v.;
y
"
4
-
'
.
,.A
t
rr.r
WinCim,
rv-.
"itneir
control
01
nooa
iignung
:
mr.
Liapm
mi
Mian
paw
ira-
..f1v
w,-
nnfirVfi(.,j
i,
2,1
hours
in
the
.air
and
20
hours
ihi
paying
habits
of
thecredlt!
relic-
-jj
m
f.-,,,
r
tr-.-.
';v
",n..:
1
.
yu
!
ground
sthool
work.
To
the
applicant."
He'
sated"-that
the
1
get
j
winnj
peg
TEMgadler
R
.E
.A
.;
purpose
4
Wwng'
toward
'xtn'hiU
scheme
under
way,
the
Air
Force
Bureau
here,
hich
has
23
mem-i
.n
Armv,B
f,
.
rnm.
,
aRromnJjsh7mpnl,
of
thp
aims
W
i
on
I
C.F.P.R
19(1.43
j
said
It
was
purchasing
:
37
new
bers
at
present,
eight
of
whom
mander,
will
move
from
the
leg-
;
democracy.
.
THE
WEATHLR
Sot
the
usual
earb
for
a
mayor
and
a
M.L.A.
but
if
vou
low
wing,
two
seater
Chipmunk
were
at
the
meeting,
collects
in
aircraft,
four
of
which
will
be
formation
from
its
members
and
placed
in
reserve,
the
remain-
affiliated
bureau
across
the
cler
distributed
to
Canadian
fly-
country.
ina
clubs.
,
.
.
,
!
"Not
only
does
the
merchant
Britain
Changes
Wheal
Agreement
legislative
building
back
to
;
Prairie
Command
headquarters
j
at
Fort
Osborne
barracks
in
the
j
west
end.
j
Provincial
and
municipal
an-
thorities
will
take
back
a!!
their
j
normal
functions.
The
risk
of
j
further
serious
flood
damege
has
ended
although
the
river
is
still
benefit,
but
the
applicant
him
nto
tie
Mayor
of
Morris,
Manitoba,
and
M.L.A.
for
.
w
Municipality,
which
was
completely
wiped
out
by
M
River
floods,
such
pnrb
is
a
necessity.
Mayor
Harry(
aan
was
one
nf
the
lirroos
of
the
flood
disiistor.
He
atl
his
townai)cople
and
is
now
engaged
in'
tj
livestock
by
boat.
His
town
lost
more
than
ft,-'
W
due
to
llootl
damaRO
and
will
be
(leprndinn
on
the
ba
Flood
ltdiof
Tund
to
help
replace
furniture
and
'
"
?4lJb.-lonKinjis.;
self
will
be
anxious
to
safeguard
Jumbo's
Progress
LONDON
(CPJ-The
Ministry
JUII
UU
i
riUUICii
18
own
crealc
raclng
Mr'
un'
"
.
jot.
rorry
a
r
If
on
of
Food
announced
last
night
A
talk
by
Mrs.
Laurie
stre&ed
seven
feet
above
flood
stage.
that
Britain
will
buy
wheat
from
!
Total
tjck"-
sales
in
the
Canada
In
the
1950-51
season
Jumbo
halibut
guessing
contest
that
the
bureau
wants
merchar
ts
to
realize
"that
we
are
here
to
help
them;
wo
Intend
tD
do
ev-
j
under
the
International
Wheat
for
Manitoba
Flood
Relief
were
Baseball
Scores
American
1
Washington
4-1,
Philadelphia
3-5
Boston
7-2,
New
York
11-4
Cleveland
4-2,
Detroit
0-5
Chicago
14-12,
St.
Louis
2-9
National
Philadelphia
6-4,
Brooklyn
7-6
New
York
2-10,
Boston
7-3
Cincinnati
4-4,
Chicago
1-7
St.
Louis
17-8,
Pittsburgh
13-5
Western
International
Wrnatch.ee
2,
Spokane
3
Salem
2,
Tacoma
11
Tri-City
2,
Yakima
12
Vancouver
2-1,
Victoria
5-5
Pacific
Coast
Seattle
3-9,
Los
Angeles
2-4
Hollywood
5-6,
Sacramento
4-0
Oakland
11-1,
San
Diego
2--6
San
Francisco
3,
Portland
1
Acrrppmnnt.
pnrMnp
ehp
hi!nt.prn1
rpnnrt.eH
this
mnrninff
ns
nvpr
Halibut
Sales
buying
arrangement
of
the
last
;
$200,
including
$48.61
collection
Holiday
Loss
Of
Life
Staggering
collect
your
own
accounts
and
it
Synopsis
Clear
skies
were
general
over
the
southern
regions
of
British
Columbia
during-
the
night.
A
very
weak
disturbance
moved
into
the
northern
coastal
areas
early
this
morning
and
will
drift
slowly
eastward
over
the
province
in
the
next
24
hours.
A
little
rain
fell
on
the
Queen
Charlottes
and
over
Northern
Vancouver
Island
but
there
is
little
likelihood
of.
any
appreciable
precipitation
over
tha
southern
coast
or
the
interior.'
Afternoon
temperatures
whl
be
a
little
higher
than
those
of
the
past
few
days.
Forecast
i
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
today
clearing
tonight.
Occasional
light
rain
or
drizzle
this
morning.
Mostly
clear
Thursday.
A
little
warmer.
Winds
southerly
,20)
in
the
exposed
areas
of
the
Queen
Charlottes
today
decreasing
to
light
this
eveninj:.
donated
by
the
baseball
associa
tion
last
night.
ie
Rejects
t
Proposal
is
only
when
you
have
completely
exhausted
your
own
efforts
that
four
years.
.
The
ministry
statement
said
both
governments
agreed
In
London
talks
last
week
that
the
International
Wheat
Agreement,
Last
night
he
took
in
the
ball
j
we
suggest
you
turn
your
ac-
CHICAGO
0!
The
United
States
counted
its
stagerin
1
Kodak,
45,000,
24.8c,
21.0c
and
21c,
Booth.
B.
C.
Rover,
03.000,
24
6c,
24.5c
and
21c,
Atlin
.
San
Juan,
26,000,
24.8c,
24.7c,
and
21c,
Royal.
Miss
Jean,
35,000,
24.8c,
24.7c
and
21c,
Pacific.
igame
at
Roosevelt
Park.
Today
.counts
over
to
us
for
collection."
i
he
met
the
steamer
Prince
Ru-
Both
Mr.
Linzey
and
Mrs
Laurie
pert
when
she
docked
here.
I
hoped
that
the
merchants
of
this
which
sets
maximum
and
min-
!
imum
prices
for
wheat
and
guar-
I
antees
Britain
a
quota
drawn
!
Jumbo's
manager,
Jim
Allison,
I
city
will
soon
te
educated
to
the
has
paid
high
tribute
to
the
I
fact
that
a
Credit
Bureau
is
an
Navy
boys
here
who
have
kept
!
Important
project
In
a
comniun-Jumbo's
ice
bath
In
good
condi-
jltv-
Behind
them
are
the
recent
record
death
toll
far
above
the
over
the
four
day
Memorial
D.y
week-end.
A
country-wide
survey
show-547
violent
deaths.
Th"re
we
e
330
people
killed
In
traffic
accidents;
92
persons
were
drowned
and
125
others
lost
their
lives
in
violent
accidents.
Tho
four
day
total
compared
with
!
from
Canada,
the
United
States,
24
6c,
j
Australia
and
France,
removes
I
the
need
for
a
new
contract
to
S'A
9ny
a
vote
of
lh
Hou.;c
of
Cbmmons
'I'tejccU'd
a
Progresslvc-lle
proposal
for
the
Jltnt
of
u
Royal
Com-to
seek
new
ways
of
Itderal
spending
and
-"'!
ovcrlupping
of
scrv-
by
a
count
of
121-49,
Good
Partner,
78,000,
24.5c
and
21c,
Storage,
tlon
so
that
he
does
not
become
-signed
up
members.
One
or
nem
LOAL
TIDES
Thursday,
June
1,
1950
is
William
Stone,
who
actel
as
an
odiferous
neighbor.
Sea
Pride,
27,000,
24.8c,
247c
j
replace
the
Anglo-Canadian
hikI
21c,
Bacon.
I
wheat
agreement
which
expires
High
1:16
14:25
23.2
feet
j
Light
winds
elsewhere.
Lows
to-19.8
feet
niaht
and
highs
Thursday
At
'
at
the
end
of
the
momn.
chairman
of
the
meeting.
Following
were
elected
as
executives
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Credit
Retail
Granters
Associa
last
year's
unofficial
total
for
Canadian
413
Low
8:00
0.2
feet
20:00
6.8
feet
a
three
day
holiday
of
violent
deaths.
Pert
Hardy
and
Sandspit,
45
and
55;
Prince
Rupert
45
and
60.
J.
R
17,000;
Takla,
37,000;
Anker
A.,
22,000;
Oldficld,
16,000;
-r
defeated
a
Social
-.:
wih
w.'iulri
!
Fredella
III,
37,000;
and
Strafen,
17,000,
Co-op.
Uluicci
"Controi'.
01
-ares
il)r
"reuueuon"
oi
Proposed
In
the
"osreasive
-
Conservativi;
Counterfeit
Bills
Seized
in
Toronto
TORONTO
(CPI
Two
seamen
j
were
arrested
and
more
than
I
$20,000
In
counterfeit
money
seized
today
by
police
in
a
raid
on
a
down
town
hotel.
Red
Riot
Threat
Along
Vest
Border
tion:
President
Norman
Baker
Vice-president
R.
H.
Parker
Second
Vice-president
A.
S.
Nickerson
Secretary-Treasurer
Mrs.
C.
Laurie
A
committee
of
Earl
Gordon,
John
Bulger
and
H.
F.
Brown
were
appointed
to
draft
by-laws.
No
meeting
date
of
the
organization
was
set.
Action
on
Airport
v
.f
if
-
A
j
AH
Stars
Hold
'Bills
are
the
same
as
those
f.
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TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co
Ltd.)
Bnvaonnc
03
Bralornc
8.15
B
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Con
3'
B
R
X
5'2
Cariboo
Quartz
120
Congress
25
Hcdley
Mascot
34
'j
Pacl-ric
Eastern
Pend
Oreille
Pioneer
3.15
Premier
Border
03
Privateer
13
Reeves
McDonald
2.60
Reno
4
4
Sheep'
Creek
1.18
Silbak
Premier
32
Taku
River
10
Vananda
17
Salmon
Gold
05
Spud
Valley
Sliver
Standard
150
Oils.
Anglo
Canadian
5.00
A
P
Con
52
Atlantic
1.95
Calmot
58
C
&
E
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8.50
Centra)
Leduc
8.50
Heme
Oil
15.50.
.
printed
by
the
counterfeit
ring
violence
avo.ded
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tn
BUn
Rprlin.s
hcadquarter8
BuKald.-Communist
Whitsuti
ra.iy
,
p
c
M
p
.spokesman
said,
threatened
alon?
West
Gpr""Thls
ring
Is
now
smashed,
but
muny's
borders
today
as
more
are
a
number
0f
Canadian
than
10,000
pro-Red
youths
nU
gU1,
loosc;.
Police
said
flocked
home
from
the
east.
I
mnl1PV
was
earmarked
;
vr-The
British
1
Au
Giars
held
tl:c
1
"
Stars
to
a
4A
dra
v
Tuition
soccer
tilt
la
:t
Visitor
,,!..
At
Lubeck
police
were
stoned
.,,"-.
Ilood
arens
and
Here
is
Expected
i
Confident
that
something
j
would
come
from
renewed
aglta-j
tion
for
the
federal
financing
of
j
an
air
field
on
Tugwell
Island
to
j
serve
Prince
Rupert
was
express-i
ed
by
T.
Norton
Youngs
in
re-i
porting
to
the
Prince
Rupert
"khintt.
ah
other
western
cities.
?e
by
Joiinnv
Hancoi-
:.
Penalty
kh-ks.
.1
!d
States
as
7,000
blue
shirtcd
memDers
of
the
Communist
led
free
German)
youth
refused
to
take
the
medical
examinations
ordered
by
Western
frontier
guards
Victorians
Still
Prefer
No
Taverns
tow...?
7
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
its
meeting
Monday
night.
Co-incident
with
a
visit
which
is
to
be
paid
early
next
week
by
W.
R.
May,
director
of
development,
i
AIR
PASSENGERS
j
.
I
To
Vancouver
(today)
H.
I
Norbcrg,
Miss
F.
Chaplin,
F.
Judd,
I
D.
J.
Doswell,
C.
Sargent,
J.
Beck-
'
et.
M.
Larsen,
H.
L.
Warren,
R.
t
Nelson.
Ralph
Hansen.
To
Sandspit
t
today
)
H.
Chris-
!
Hansen,
E.
Encksln,
A.
Mittinen.
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,
....
WW
mmUm
Maine
(CP)-Ce
-11
.
0e.
mantis
a
5,000
V"P
frm
Ala;'ka
m
has
completed
the
;
cti0n
of
his
trip.
J'oned
his
wife
from
U-
last
rtsh
m;
p
From
Vancouver
(Tuesday
-w.
'Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines,
and
!
E.
T.
Applewhalte,
M.P.
for
Skeena,
to
the
minister
of
trans-!
port,
various
local
organizations
I
will
send
telegrams
to
the
n,in-;
lster
urging
the
need
of
the
project
upon
which
a
new
brief
has
.been
drawn
up.
Mercury
14
V
Okalta
1-75
Pacific
Pete
5.85
Princess
.58
Royal
Canadian
08
Rovclite
.
7
14
50
CANADIAN
SOLDIERS'
TOUR
OF
HAWAII
END
S
IN
PINEAPPLE
CANNERY
These
Canadian
soldiers,,
while
touring
Hawaii,
het
up
with
one
of
countries
best
known
products,
the
pineapple.'
rifty
five
of
the
visitors,
here
with
the
Canadian
cruiser
Ontario,
toured
Hawaiian
Pine's
cannery
and
were-
guests
of
the
company
for
lunch.
Here
they
are
shown
along
wth
two
pretty
guides,
waching
the
conveyer
belt'
move
the
fresh
fruit
to
ntachhis
v.hich
will
then
cle:.n
them.
.,;i
lnt()
the
UniL
-ri
Rit-
yesterday
decided
against
beer
Maclntyre.
AJt
TJ
ng
Mr
Bat
K.
F.
haiaing.
o.
parlors
for
the
fourth
time
since
ten,
1924.
More
than
half
of
the
SO.-
W.
K.
Nachtrieb
000
eligible
voters
were
out
to;
From
Sandsp.t
(Tuesday)-
w.
vote
11089
against
and
8,688
for.!Pr!et.-..
Canada
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