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AND
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COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
vol
xxxrv6
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Strategic
Pacific
Port
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th
Key
to
th.
Great
Northwest"
81
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSDAY,
APRIL
6,
1950
.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Bus
Service
lo
Prince
'Canada
Yield.
rt
is
Sought
by
Terrace
'15)-
Bases
On
At
kite
Ll
of
Trade
to
Survey
Housing
Needs
v
-
"aa,
United
States
Takes
Control
Conciliation
In
Progress
"
:
-.
Prince
Itupcri
ir
ouiij
ravurea
RRACE
The
Terrace
and
District
Board
of
1
'
1
ii;1ve
decided
to
sponsor
a
petition
for
a
daily
'vice
between
here
and
Prince
Rupert
but
de-I'ainst
sponsoring
any
particular
bus
line.
-"was
felt,
was
up
to
the
Public
Utilities
Coni-tnwliuin
the
completed
petition
will
be
sent
SIX
BL'RN
TO
DEATH
-
-
asking
iivprtns
icim
taken
place
concerning
k11s
.service
kave
Tor-
ghad
and
re
the
National
Housing
Act.
Th?
i,.
mf.rniii
OTTAWA
Canada
has
accepted
full
United
States
military
control
of
three
of
the
most
important
armed
forces
bases
on'
the
Atlantic
Coast,
informed
quarters
said
today
but
moderation
of
cerain
civilian
privileges
possessed
by
American
-
troops
stationed
at
the
bases
in
New
in
the
ev-
hi
tlie
coast
1
Central
Mortgage
and
Loan
are
awaiting
the
zoning
bylaw
before
doing
anything
here.
In
4.
ttcrly
meeting
of
thc
s
held
in
llifi
Credit
!
on
Wednesday
nii?l)t
thc
meantime
all
those
inter
ested
In
building
through
th.
foundland
is
expected
to
result
J
(turrlngtun
presiding.
;
NBA
are
being
asked
to
submit
It
i
"
I'
'
V
"
1
f
f
-l
f
-
I
u
on
the
Housing
their
names
to
Mr.
Kirkaldy
from
decisions
by
the
two
governments
within
the
next
G.
Kirkaldy
stat-i
who
will
supply
the
forms
and
some
correspondence
.,iirsllonaire
which
must
be
Case
Between
City
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Firemen
Being
Heard
Arbitration
proceedings
between
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
Fire
Department
began
In
City
Hall
yesterday
as
a
conciliation
board
'of
H.
K.
Bate,
chairman,
Mrs.
Norah
Arnold,
representing
the
city
and
M.
O.
Howell
of
Vancouver,
representing
the
firemen,
heard
and
discussed
a
brief
presented
by
J.
Ewart,
on
pehalf
of
the
firemen.
.
Solictor
T.
W.
Brown
is
acting
as
spokesman
for
the
city.
The
brief
explained
the
branches
of
fireflghting,
qualifications
needed
by
firemen,
fire
gases
encountered,
the
cost
of
living
differential
and
requests
of
a
change
in
vacations,
superannuation
and
service
pay.
'The
City
is
presenting
its
brief
'
today.
J
The
firemen
compared
their
t
wages
with
wages
of
firemen
in
filled
out.
A
letter
will
be
sent
to
the
W.A.
TORONTO
Six
children,
ranging
in
age
from
8
to
16
years,
were
burned
to
death
today
.when
fire
destroyed
their
home
in
suburban
Scarborough
Junci.un.
Two
other
children
in
the
family
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Harding
were
saved
by
their
parents.
Firemen
said
today
they
had
not
ascertained
the
cause
of
the
Uidie
which
destroyed
the
house
in
less
than
an
hour.
NOT
SUPPLYING
CHINA
OTTAWA
Canada
is
not
supplying
arms
to
China,
Milliliter
of
External
Affairs
assured
Parliament
today.
Supplies
to
Nationalist
China
had
stopped
last
fall
and
none
had
ever
been
scat
lo
Communist
China.
LABOR
WINS
.
LONDON
In
the
first
by
election
since
the
recent
gen
Charges
Are
Lies
,'
inintsters
of
public
works
with
j
1
a
copy
to
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney
I
placing
before
them
the
prob-j
j
lems
of
the
district
and,
in
par
Tea
Premises1
ticular,
the
straightening
of
the'
highway
at
the
northern
ap-,
proach
of
the
Skeena
bridge!
and
the
pavlg
Uirough
town.
.
A
letter
will
be
sent
to
the'
radio
division
npmrtmpnt.
nf
I
i
iMTHPf
lWM'fcf.'.ll
Legion
Ladies
Aux-
8
sale
held
Wcdnes-j
Transporti
Ottawa
asking
for'
oon
in
the
new
build-
CIRCLINO
CONTINENT
The
R.C.M.P.
vessel
St.
Roch
expects
lo
be
the
first
to
clrcle'the
North
Amercian
continent.
The
St.
Roch,
which
has
made
the
trip
through
Arctic
waters
from
Vancouver
to
Halifax
and
return,
left
Victoria
yesterday
for
Halifax.
Most
of
the
14-man
crew
under
Inspector
K.
W.
N.
Hall
are
from
Halifax.
Built
at
Vancouver
in
1928,
the
St.
Roch
is
103
feet
long
wjth
a
23-foot
beam,
has
a
displacement
of
80
tons
and
is
powered
by
a
300
horsepower
heavy-duty
engine.
She
has
visited
Prinre
Rupert.
(CP.
Photo)'
capacity
crowd.
The
pened
by
Mrs.
George
;
other
B.
C.
cities
stating
that
the
I
WASHINGTON
D.
C.
(P
Owen
Lattimore,
accused
by
Senator
Joseph
McCarthy
(Republican-i
Wisconsin)
j
of
being
Russia's
top
l
spy
in
the
United
States,
swore
'today
that'
the
charges
wera
I
"base
and
contemptible
lies."
Lattimore,
an
authority
on
Far
Eastern
affairs,
made
his
denial
in
testimony
prepared
lor
tho
Senate
foreign
relations
subcommittee
investigating
McCai
thy's
charges
tha
Communist;
and
Red
sympathizers
have
infested
the
8tate
Department.
Lattimore
flew
back
to
Washington
from
a
United
Nation
I.
h,
i(e
of
thc
mayor,
action
on
radio
interference
here
as
satisfaction
cannot
.be
gained
from
the
B.
C.
office.
A
copy
of
this
letter
will
be
sent
to
E.
T.
Applewhaite
M.
P.
The
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
resolution
for
an
cost
of
living
here
is
15
per
cent
'.
miented
thc
ladies
on
lint
a
place
for
the
higher
than
in
Vancouver
and
that
they
are
only
asking
for
an
increase
with
this
and
other
jliuig
every
success
to
eral
election,
Labor
retained
the
seat
in
Sheffield
where
the
former
members
had
re
signed
to
make
way
for
Sir
Frank
Hotchkiss
who
had
been
defeated
in
the
general
election.
The
general
election
margin
was
ciit
by
6008
but
Slellars
Win
Western
Title
Politician
Murdered
ALBERTA
SESSION
COMES
TO
CLOSE
'
EDMONTON
Q,
Hon.
J.
J.
Bowlen,
Lieutenant
Governor
of
Alberta,
last
night
prorogued
the
i
air.
strip
.
at
Tugwell
Island
:
was
brisk
after
that
!
Prince
Rupert
which
will
make
circumstances
in
mind.
I
A
graph
was
produced
illustrating
the
trends
In
wage
scales
if
many
articles
were
;
possible
an
air
line
between
the
d
up.
The
main
hall
coast
and
Prince
George
will;
have
the
support
of
the
Board'
KANSAS
CITY
J)
Charles
Dl-
8,nce
1924-
Tne
firemen,
they
there
was
a
much
smaller
vote.
VANCOUVER,
fi
Stcllars,
a
great
f
the
stalls
and
the
Maggio,
time
sald-
have
been
receiving
much
Hotchkiss
competitive
lsla,
ure
42
,iavs
aflcr
it
h,.d
one
underling
to
iiati
2,000
votes,
mission
in
Afghanistan
after
McCarthy
had
made
his
accusation.;.
a
in
the
ladies'
quar-al
the
ProPer
Ume-
the
late
Democrat
boss
Tom
Pen-
lower
wa&es
than
plumbers,
car-
A
request
that
a
night
opera-
"m.
came
from
behind
last
opened.
ladies
partook
of
his
Conservative
opponent
MftO
and
a
Communist
a
mere
700.
tor
be
installed
at
the
Terrace;
night
in
the
third
quarter
to
win
;ta
there.
EASTER
RECESS
station
will
be
sent
to
Super-'
the
Western
Canada
junior
bas-intendent
C.
A.
Berner
and
a.ketball
championship
with
a
54
request
for
a
maU
box
to
be'
to
46
decision
over
Vancouver
Y.'
placed
'at
the
station
wUI
bVM.C.A.
Winnipeg
had
won
the
Defeat
Alaska,
Mohawks
Back
B.C.
Makes
Gi(r
To
Newfoundland
crgast,
and
an
ex-convict
were
Pentrs
or
electricians
over
the'
slain
today
in
a
political
club
vears
slnce
1924-
-
,
here.
Both
men
had
been
shot
"tht
,lre
fighters
are
request-,
in
the
head
and
It
is
believed
to
lnS
wa8e
Increase
of
15
per-
j
MfVe
been-A
case
f
double
mur-
cent
across
thc
board,
prr
or
j
tier.
-
"
J
;
,
time
off
in
lieu
of
statutory
holi-
f
The
ex-convict
has
been
lden-
dsvs
5
a
month
bonus
after
tified
as
Cliarlie
Gargotta.
.
ten
years'
service
and
increased
1
DiMaggio
was
the
head
of
a
contributions
to
the
superannu-
OTTAWA
Parliament
adjourned
yesterday
for
the
first
and
third
games
of
thc
best
of
three
series.
spring
were
every-daltotlils
and
other
am
Rolhwell,
I'res-
Auxiliary,
welcomed
k
of
ladies
of
the"
ih
Mrs.
Darrow
Go-.or
worked
hard
to-
Easter
recess
and
will
recon-
j
vene
April
17.
After
a
clean
sweep
of
fivn
I
wins
in
their
Alaska
scrip?.
sent
to
the
Postal
Department.
Another
request
to
be
sent
to
the
Public
Works
Is
for
a
daily
report
on
the
condlUon
of
tiie
Outhustled
during
the
first,
ST.
JOHN'S
Nfld.
Vh
A
friend-ih
mil
lv
gesture
from
British
Columbia
"
'
-
,llllol
(anllnn
nnn.ln.
the
aon
fund-
I
i
find
the
range
as
they
trailed
ws
warmly
received
in
the
New
r
'
ta.8
Highway
New
members
welcomed
to
foundland
Legislature
-
by
-
Prem-
remnants
of
Pendergasfs
once
13
to
"
9
at
the
"
start
""
of
the
"-
second.
--
MONTREAL
LEADING
,
'three
at
Ketchikan
and
one
at
MONTR
EAL-Montreal
Young
I
Metlakatla,
the
California
Mo
-Men's
,
Hebrew
Association
J
hawks
will
be
back
in
Priiir?
took
a
three
to
nothing
lead
in
i
Rupert
tonight
for
another
the
Senior
canau.an
iiasket-
game
with
the
local
Senior
Jet.j
ball
finals
by
defeating
Uni-
whom
they
defeated
twice..
last
I
Ik.
mll-
..
lf,Hn
Mil.
,
..
I,,:
i
,
.,
itcess
attained.
Sew-
ere
taken
care
of
by
Hie
..u-ctmg
r.Ci.
"
,
The
Stcllars
then
however
be-
er
Joseph
Smallwood
yesterday,
""-"u.
.u,
wuauiwiwou.
.
ler
and
Alan
Campbell.
J
cfub
Canada's
most
westerly
Pcal
leader
recently
was
001X6
GlOLMdS
Followins
a
lenethv
meetlnz
gan
w
iook
use
,
me
compact
compaci
ciuo
r
prov-
g
wtin
hufnm
o
hriomi
iron
lIIVIVV
VIUUIIUJ
circle
convenors,
week.
This
gave
the
Mohawks
Mrs.
Muncey,
Mrs.
1
"
.
"
.
.
,
h,pv
are
riiirine
earlv
In
the
third
lnce
preseniea
uanaaas
most,
-
nbole
easterly
province
with
a
golden
Id
versity
of
Manitoba
47
to
34
last
night.
Stay
Unchanged
Russell,
'Mrs.
D.
42
wins
out
oi
a
games
on
their
winter
tour
season.
After
V.I
one
of
Nelson
Brothers
baimon
,
mere.
uiao
mln
hv
DiMaggio
is
reported
to
have
Osborne,
Mrs.
A
private
mem-
Mrs.
Canton.
ca"n!ng'.
.'
..
Hon
HPrhrrt.
Anscmh
Bp,Rh
curried
political
favor
'
from
OTTAWA
W
leaving
Prince
Rupert
they
will
complete
the
season
at
Powell
River.
Refreshments
were
served
oy
Injured
Bank
Man
Has
Sister
Here
lis
were
in
charge
as
Miss
Margaret
Columbia's
deputy
Premier
and
President
Truman
by
whom
he
ber's
proposal
that
grounds
for
Peter
Adlem
headed
by
E.
S.
had
been
spurned.
i
divorce
in
Canada
be
enlarged
a
committee
Sargent.
Tail,
Miss
Enid
Ball
and
Miss
minister
of
finance.
Jean
McDowell
are
local
school
plant-Mrs.
Dvornan
ran
into
an
almost
solid
wall
of
i
"r
B11'
manager
,
j
of
the
Market
branch
of
the
NO
PAPER
TOMORROW
Currie,
Mrs.
D.
Kerr.
teachers
sailing
by
the
Prince
wking-Mrs.
Michal-
M.
J.'Saunders
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
from
Ocean
Falls
where
PPii
"
"I"
use
oi
oni-
Bank
Q
Montreai
ln
New
West.
Tomorrow,
being
Good
Friday
mons
yesterday.
The
proposal
minster,
who
was
shot
by
a
i
Rupert
tonight
for
the
south
to
p
R
Bean.
awu
puuuc
nouuay,
uie
iauy
,HKrfrom
,
bandit
at
th
first
of
this
week.
k.
'
.
Westminster
And
L.A.
Lead
m
I
P.
Smith
and
News
will
not
be
published.
The
i
.
"
V"
,
"
"
"
.
T
ne
nas
5l,e"1
wle
two
vv
bill
next
regular
edition
will
be
Sat-
by
David
Croll
(Liberal-Toronto-
,
,
ty
"inaugurating
contracts
for
bridge
urday
afternoon.
Spadina).
He
made
the
with-
brancnland
wharf
building
for
the
Fac-
regularly
wlth
tne
mn
P.
Elert
and
Mrs.
J.
spend
Easter.
F.
R.
Wright
and
R.
D.
Cleland
will
leave
by
plane
Saturday.
Also
leaving
on
Saturday's
plane
are
John
G.
Moc
of
Ocean
Falls,
Mrs.
Jean
Singer
h
presided
at
the
:
drawal
after
hearing
a
cross
s
and
servitcurs
VANCOUVER,
New
Westminster,
in
the
north,
and
Los
Angeles,
in
the
souUi,
today
held
two
to
one
game
leads
ln
their
arbutt,
Mrs.
Mar-
1950
21.4
feet
17.5
feet
3.4
feet
:
Mills
whlch
wil1
keeP
ni3
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
in
Ne;lflc
I
Westminster.
Latest
reports!
crew
busV
tor
the
coming
year,
were
that
Mr.
Jack's
condition
!
Mr-
Saunders
leaves
again
for
'
was
fair.
Mrs.
'Whitman
is
at
Ocean
Falls
tonight,
accompan
I
present'
visiting
in
the
south,
led
by
Mrs.
Saunders.
H.
M.
Wightman
of
the
iocal
section
of
members'
views
from
Bank
of
Montreal
staff
left
by
....
.
.
,
.
,
.
,
,
,
.
.
i
different
y
party
J
speakers
'
and
todays
plane
for
a
trip
to
Van-
,
Friday,
April
7.
High
4:03
17:12
Low
10:48
22:46
Baliingcr,
Mrs.
B.
of
Massett
and
H.
F.
Noakes
of
8.7
feet
Terrace.
Mrs.
Gilchrist.
Acting
Mrs.
W.
Wallace
J-
Croxford,
Mrs.
respective
divisions
in
Pacific
couvcr.
Mrs.
Wightman
and
lrum
u""ae"'
v1
ul
Coast
Hockey
League
play-offs.
family
are
already
in
the
south,
country.
The
Royals,
winners
of
regular
1
;
;
"
M,s-
V.
Deane.
Mrs.
11(1
Mrs.
Barker
were
l(
lhe
kitchen.
league
play
in
the
north,
had
a
tough
time
subduing
the
Vancouver
Canucks
4
to
3
last
night.
Los
Angeles
goes
to
San
Diego
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
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and
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Westminster
moves
to
Vancouver.
Parley
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of
Mrs.
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THE
WEAWER
Mrs.
Rolhwell,
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Skies
were
still
cloudy
over
most
of
British
Columbia
tills!
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E.
Johnson,
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although
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last
twentv-four
hours
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as
far
souCn
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Vancouver
Bayonne
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Cariboo
Quartz
1.27
Congress
.33
Vx
Hedley
Mascot
.24
Pacific
Eastern
04
Peiid
Oreille
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5.20
Pioneer
3.30
Premier
Border
.03
Vis
Privateer
.13
Reeves
McDonald
2.00
Reno
-
.04
Sheep
Creek
...i
1.05
Sllbak
Premier
.35
Taku
River
12
Vananda
.13
Salmon
Gold
:
.06
Spud
Valley
.06
Silver
Standard
.80
Oils
'
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,
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Anglo
Canadian
t
4.85
A
P
Con
.29
Atlantic
..
1.85
Calmnnt
43
C
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7.65
.
Central
Leduc
1.40
Home
Oil
13.23
Okalta
1.80
Pacific
Pete
5.95
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Cloth,
Mrs.
F.
ReU.hi
4,1
Ham,
ticket
'htW
Andrew,
tic-
ljriuoo.
r
requeue
snow
nuiura
and
temperatures
in
the
twenties
are
the
rule
in
the
cold
air.
The
large
storm
centre
just
ctf
the
coast
which
has
been
affecting
our
weather
for
the
last
twenty-four
hours
was
begin
Aumaque
.40
Beattie
07
Bevcourt
32
.Bobjo
.13
Buffalo
Canadian
15
Con.
Smelters
95.00
Conwest
1.15
Donalda
59
Eldona
31
East
Sullivan
6.80
Giant
Y'Knife
6.80
God
s
Lake
,
35
a
Hardrock
Harricana
.08
Heva
.08
Hosco
06
Jacknife
05
Juliet
Quebec
05
2
Lake
Rowan
.15'.4
Lapaska
-
.05
Little
Long
Lac
49
Lynx
23
Madsen
Red
Lake
3.10
McLeod
Cockshutt
3.75
Moneta
.41
Negus
1.59
Noranda
-
67.85
Louvicourt
'
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26
Pickle
Crow
1.75
'
Regcourt
05
San
Antonio
3.55
Senator
Rouyn
.28
,
Sherrlt
Gordon
2.17
Steep
Rock
2.85
'
Silver
Miller
.67
Upper
Caoada
3.85
Mary
Ann
m
Don,
M
52.
Geona
Currie,
Uc-
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hours
m...t
...
I
we
Kuitar
uAA
cd
'wnmcnt.
J.V.U
ning
to
move
southward
this
morning
with
resulting
improvement
in
coastal
weather
conditions.
Another
small
disturbance
developing
in
the
American
northwest
will
cause
continued
cloudiness
and
showers
over
the
southern
interior.
ForecasJ
North
Coast
-Region
Cloudy
today
and
sunny
tomorrow.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Winds
Easterly
(15
mph)
lows
tonight
and
hiehs
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy
35
and
47,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert
37
and
48.
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"'"i"i"yv
)HAWKS
1:30
nToni8ht
B.
C.
POLICE
DISAPPEARING
Tha
British
Columbia
Provincial
Police,
organized
In
1858
and
the
oldest
provincial
force
in
Canada,
soon
will
disappear.
.
The
province
signed
an
agreement
under
which
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
will
take
over.
Here
Corporal
P.
B.
Smith,
left,
and
Sergeant
O.
L.
Hall
are
on
guard
duty
as
a
session
of
the
B.
C.
Legislature
prorogues.
It
probably
was
the
last
time
the
provincial
forces
will
handle
such
a
function.
Both
Smith
and
Hall
were
formerly
la
Prince
Rupert.
(P.
inuue&a
3y?
Royal
Canadian
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Vj
U.N.
BUILDINGALMOST
READY
FOR
USE
This
striking
view
of
New
York's
United
Nations
secretariat
building,
which
is
practically
ready
for
occupancy,
shows
the
towering
skyscraper
monument
to
peace,
through
rows
of
steel
posts
which
could
be
taken
for
graveyard
markers.
The
posts
are
being
driven
into
tin
ground
for
new
buildings
and
a
roadway
that
will
form
the
approach
to
the
building.
Royalite
13.00
Toronto
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