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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NIWSPAPIH
PHONE
81
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
Trince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
198.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGU6T
24,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Fate
May
Be
K
Buowim
W
imiim
F
ew
.
Days
NEW
SCHOOL
AT
HOUSTON
Course
Of
Events
In
Yugoslavia,
Russia
May
Culm'mate
Soon
BRITONS
ARE
TURNED
BACK
i
MAMORONECK,
N
Y.
The
j
cream
of
Britain's
amateur
golfers
were
repulsed
10-2
In
the
Walker
Cup
clash
here
against
the
United
States
team.
The
only
British
win
was
thpt
of
Ronnie
White,
the
28-year-old
Picnirlif
Having
completed
hi3
duties
as
supervisor
for
the
board
of
school
trustees
of
construction
of
a
modern
stream
-
lined
schoolhouse
at
Houston,
R.
C.
Mutch,
local
builder,
is
now
moving
to
Terrace
to
supervise
biuhblc
Around
nine
i
English
captain,
over
United
BELGRADE
(CP)
Marshal
Tito's
government
evening
residents
'
gUics
titleholder
Willie
TuV-
r.
I
says
it
is
ready
to
end
the
feud
with
Russia,
provided
,t..,i(pii
up
dv
i
nesa
by
4
and
3.
The
United
the
construction
of
a
new
car
r,F.-"'-
-
which
struck
the!
States
won
three
of
the
four
seems
to
oc
a
'Scottish
foursomes
and
seven
of
miuii
as
to
the
Hie
eight
singles
matches.
ase
building
on
Lakeise
Avenue
j
Russia
keeps
hands
off
Yugoslavian
affairs.
In
a
i.r
Mr.
Mutch
.V1.11?1
has
aHaug,land
also
been
Km;
at1
stiff
.
note
to
Moscow,
'
the
Belgrade
b
regime
declared
Burns
Lake
in
connection
with
I
its
preparedness
to
reach
a
settlement
w
ith
-in'
Kussm
I
tit
....
p
,
n
tremor
but
alii
the
remodelling
.of
the
com-
on
"all
disputed
questions."
""'
J.
Replying
to
a
Soviet
protest
that
Tito's
regime
had
imprison
Is
Not
Being
Kicked
Around
as
something
i.s
shook
im
their
iKimonUs
moved
urrs
Happed
anl
nearly
everyone
quake
left
their
outdoors.
.The
ed
and
tortured
thirty-one
Rus
sian
citizens,
the
note
offered
to
let
the
Russians
go
home
The
munity
hall
there,
i
Increatng
of
the
school
accomodation
at
Houston
from
one
to
two
rooms
is
a
reflection
of
the
general
expansion
in
that
area,
one
of
the
factors
of
which
has
been
the
arrival
of
many
new
Dutch
settlers
who
are
making
a
notable
success
of
farming
there.
Ninety
pupils
for
the
Houston
school
are
now
enrolled.
offer
holds
good
to
all
Soviet
nationals
who
want
to
leave
Labor
Member
of
British
Psrliamrnt
Warns
I'nited
States
Yugoslavia.
The
Russians
had
been
jailed,
the
note
added,
be
HOPES
FOR
I'NliERSTANDfNG
'..o,
.
"v
"
"
;
r
a
.
i
'
-
,
-
l.n-,,
-
At'
--
-
'
"
''
"
A
lwi
cause
they
'seriously
violated
Yugoslav
laws
by
espionage
and
SWANSEA
if
bickering
and
hard
words
are
to
be
used
instead
of
sympathetic
under
hostile
activities."
--
)!"'
-
Diplomats
expected
today
that
ight
wires
did
an
,d
a
Uiiw-foot
rolled
In
on,
the'
''
.ats.
i,
here
swung
out
were
promptly
the
gnosis
and
w,
tliere
was
ic
and
no
cusu-uraUoil
of
the
-jously
estimated
i
bix
minutes'.
!
Hyder.
Alaska.
standing
in
negotiations
be
tween
I'nited
States
and
Tito's
fate
In
the
dispute
with
Russia
would
be
known
within
Great
Britain,
only
Moscow
Mrs.
C.
L.
Youngman
and
two
daughters
returned
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
afternoon
from
a
visit
to
Vancouver.
FRENCH
MASTERPIECE
"Le
Pont
rie
Narni"
by
the
19th"
century
French
master
Corot
U
included
In
the
exhibition
of
paintings
which
will
be
on
display
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition.
The
canvas
had
been
loaned
by
the
National
Gallery
at
Ottawa
for
the
exhibition,
arranged
by
the
C.N.E.
Association
and
the
Art
Gallery
'of
Toronto.
(C.
P.
Photo)
will
benefit,
declared
Rt.
Hon.
the
next
few
days
and
that
the
course
of
Premier
Joseph
Stalin
Anthony
Eden
here
today.
It
was
unthinkable
that
Vnited
States
would
change
her
policy
of
aid
towards
Britain,
LONDON
f)
A
Labor
Member
of
Parliament
said
Monday
nigh',
that
Britain
might
be
tempted
to
prefer
Communism
to
being
kicked
around
by
unlettered
pot-bellied
money
magnates
oi
the
United
States."
He
accused
American
big
business
of
"conspiring
to
overthrow
the
Labor
government."
Tom
O'Brien,
Union
leader
and
member
of
the
House
of
Commons
for
Nottingham
W;st,
made
the
statement
In
a
political
speech
in
London's
Finckley
district.
"What
the
Americans
do
t.ol
realize,"
said
O'Brien,
"is
that
of
Russia
would
also
be
known.
These
appear
to
be
Stalin's
alternatives:
1.
To
go
to
war
with
Yugtv
Slavia.
.
'
.
'
.
i
iinr
movies
to
a
rips
Islands
he
felt.
No
country
had
been
aice
reue
more
loyat
to
Britain
in
time
TAKES
POST
AT
PRINCE
GEORGE
John
Martta
Succeeds
Hon.
Harry
Bowman
of
stress
than
Canada,
he
ihe
time
and
it
i
a
bit.
irwarl
resident:;,
c
building
shake
2
To
Incite
revolution
within
Yugoslavia.
3.
Continue
the
propaganda
I
NO
TUNA
CAUGHT
Further
Disturbance
Is
it
of
ihe
window
j
and
boycott
campaign.
OFF
CHARLOTTES
the
horses
i
John
Falrkk
Martin
has
ar-'
rived
at
Prince
George
to
suc-
I
scare
Ii
"
There
are
no
reports
of
any
re
using
the
Felt
In
Prince
Rupert
......
.
1
nv.
I
.
WASHINGTON
The
his-
(
toric.
Atlantic
Treaty
allying
J
twelve
countries
in
a
defence
I
tuna
being
caught
off
Queer.
itniriR
post
He,
the
British
Labor
government
ceed
Hon.
Harry
Bowman,
now
Charlotte
Islands
yet.
The
Fish
pisti
young
man
and
not
their
dollars
is
the
only
provincial
minister
of
agrlcul-j
!
-r
t
..i:n
41.,.
.
......
rM...i..it
Finland
Has
Labor
Crisis
turc.
as
district
superintendent.
1
.
UUl-.C
"'wr
Mill
K
ii'S
uie
Vurvii
v,imhuhk
.ered
there
were
effective
bulwark
again.it
Com-.,
.,...
Imunkm
tlnnvinatlon
of
Europe."
department
ii
CMiuwizijun
ami
-Islamic
totlay
and
elsewhere
alvrng
the
liritish
Colum
plan
for
the
west
went
lniv
.effect
toUay
warn
President
Truman
signed
the
liocument
in
a
.ceremony
at
(he
White
House.
Lak
picnickers
eries
Patrol
boat
Kitimaat
has
been
on
the
-west
coast
o
he
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
Is
heading
south.
There
are
reports
that
the
fish
are
there
but
they
are
not
biting
yet.
FOREST
FIRE
anrlcuTlure.
Canad.an
National
)ja
C()ast
nf,
(,
at
p,.;
Iupc.t
as
csewhere,
Railways.
.
.;
.
,
.,
j
A
are
wondering:
"Is.
there
a
bicr
one
coming.
A.
Land
settlement
has
been
a
life
work
with
Mr.
Martin
since
1:31
p.m.
Pacific
Daylight
Time
yesterday
British
he
returned
from
overseas
after
Columbia
'survived
.its
second
'quake
within
forty
the
First
World
War.
Following
,
0
.
.
.
.
,
:
!
ii
Hie
lake
bubble
sway.
The
point
'h
they
were
exilic
lake
and
It
:i
that
they
left
Communists
May
Try
to
Tic
.
Up
Offensive
Metal
Industry
HELSINKI
A
serious
split
IS
UNCHECKED
in
Finland's
powerful
Trade
Union
Federation
appeared
im
Planes
and
0
spell
with
the
Soldier
Settle-
p
.
RunPrt
noticed
'
it
in-'
i.
.
tl,o
frv
f
thP
TORONTO
0
firth
of
the
main
ARMY
Bl'YS
HOTEL
VANCOUVER
The
Salvation
Army
has
purchased
(he
old
Dfinsnmir
Hotel
here
from
the
Dominion
government
and
will
use
it
as
a
men's
hostel,
it
is
announced.
ment
Board,
he
Joined
Canadian;
.
..
..
wnm,
wh
ns
b
,''
cm,,or
m,i
thway,
"
,
......
"
,..,
1
1..
inn
Dnlllh-
,v
bulldozers
are
standing
by
to
aid
nearly
400
weary
firefighters
In
haltlne
Ontario's
biggest
fores-t
ported
in
the
Dally
News
heard
jn
the
Pacific
far
below
the
sur-
ment.
representative
In
Prince
fire
which
Is
still
blazing
out
Albert
and
went
from
there
to
her
kltchenware
rattle.
A
hard-!
face,
v.ure
store
reported
that
goods
j
on
the
shelves
moved.
However,
Grande
Prairie
as
district
super-
minent
last
night
when
.live
Communist
unions
refused
-
to
obey
a
Federation
ultimatum
and
started
wild
cat
strikes..
While
the
intra-union
struggle
i
aged,
observers
feared
that
Communists
would
try
to
extend
their
strike
to
the
offensive
metal
Industry.
This
would
endanger
Finland's
war
preparations.
lis
S
FUNDS
it
was
nothing
in
severity
like
lntendcnt
In
1931.
In
1933
he
rc
turned
to
Edmonton
to
under
of
control
In
Snowdown
township,
about
185
miles
northeast
of
Toronto.
Ihe
blaze,
one
of
129
in
On-
that
which
was
recorded
Sun-,
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
O.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
Vancouver
Bayonee
05
''2
Bralorne
1015
B.
R.
Con
03
Cariboo
Quartz
1-10
Congress
03
V2
Hedlcy
Mascot
-23
V2
Pacific
Eastern
-04
z
Pioneer
3-50
Premier
Border
04
Privateer
21
12
Reeves
McDonald
2.30
Reno
v-
-04
Sheep
Creek
I-22
Sllbak
Premier
37
Vananda
15
take
farm
appraisal
and
settle-1
(
.
I
WOULD
WIDEN
DIVORCE
LAWS
SWIMS
CHANNEL
DOVER
A
young
English
school
boy
succeeded
today
in
swimming
the
English
Channel
from
Cap
Griz
Nes
to
Dover,
a
distance
of
20
miles,
in
23
hours
and
40
minutes.
Canadian
mil-
tario,
is
sweeping
over
more
than
meni
wors
lor
dihuu
u
'
Immigrants
brought
in
by
tire
C
N
R.
He
hus
been
there
until
Queen
Charlotte
fslands
reported
fecliiiR
the
afternoon
j
fing
crippled
by!
WO
acres
of
bushlsnd
uncheck-lw
national
con-led
In
Hie
northeast
section
of
VANCOUVER
shock
distinctly
as
well
as
other
his
new
appointment
CP
Canadian
University
In
addition
to
his
duties
wl'H
tremors
at
intervals
during
the
,
Federation
of
day.
The
people
there,
reported
Women
passed
a
resolution
yes-
Mrs.
Stewart-Burton
to
the
Daily
lcr)ay
ur?ing
widening
of
div-Ncws,
are
still
nervous
-although
ur.e
Uws
aclnlit
desertlon
the
area,
forestry
officials
said
late
yesterday.
Army
and
civilian
fire
fighters
won
a
last-ditch
battle
against
the
forest
fire
early
Tuesday
and
saved
the
Laurentiun
foothills
villages
of
Terrebonne
Heigh
and
Poncour
from
threatened
"titles
said
he-e
1
appeal
for
dlr-i
from
the
f.-d-Without
such
ronre
said
S;
a
the
univeisi-aMt
to
keep
up
!h
of
the
Dun-
the
railway,
Mr.
Martin
ha?
served
with
the
Edmonton
ad
visory
committee
under
the
Veterans'
Land
Act
during
the
pas:
lew
years.
He
Is
a
member
of
the
Appraisal
Institute
of
Salmon
Gold
13
I
-
iT
7
'a
becoming
somewhat
inured
to
cruelty
and
insanity
as
grounds.
oil!W
thp
rrnnt.ttinn
of
the
riistur
TILP
MILLS
REOPENING
VANCOUVER
The
British
Columbia
Pulp
and
Paper
Co.
announces
the
reopening
of
Woodfibre
and
Port
Alice
pulp
mills,
both
employing
about
500
men.
The
former
will
open
September
14
and
the
latter
October
3.
Anglo
Canadian
..
A
P.
Con
Atlantic
3.35
.17
.67
.29
triennial
conference
re-.
The
.
bancrs.
They
are
not
sleeping
In
their
clothes
any
more,
Mrs.
-jected
an
additional
clause
ask-Stcwart-Burlon
said,
but"
we
do
in3
restrictions
on
applications
wish
things
would
quieten
down."!
0f
divorce
to
first
three
years
of
maintain
present
destruction.
'ion
is
a
provin
Exhausted,
terrified
resident:;
r
the
British
of
the
bush
town
of
Terrebonne,
Calmont
C.
&
E
51"
rt
but
the
brief
twenty-three
miles
north
of
Mon-
MUNICIPAL
Confrdei
at
ion
thp
Ureal,
began
to
relax
with
the
Home
Oil
9-85
Mercury
-09
Okalta
142
Pacific
Pete
2.34
hope
that
the
ring
of
fire
which
r
"'"i
nas
oeeonie
DELEGATES
marriage
and
remarriage
of
Seismographs
at
Ottawa,
Vic-
and!
re
ons.
torla,
Seattle,
Berkeley
rasadena
recorded
yesterday's
j
Quebec
delegates
said
that
tremor
as
"large."
However,
.
the
resolution
would
weaken
there
was
no
record
of
anything
I
divorce
laws
to
a
point
where
but.
slight
damage
to
property,
j
they
were
as
elastic
as
in
the
Like
Sunday
night's
coast-1
United
States.
gripped
the
district
yesterday
Is
't
dependent
on
research
at.d
per-
Royal
Canadian
07
'4
toy
a
change
of
wind.
The
blaze
ADt
NAMr!)
had
roured
Un'ough
bone-dry
HIL
ZlHI
11.1
1
rV'ft;?.
Toronto
Athona
13'
i
Aumaque
l'
Beattle
60'z
Thursday,
August
25,
1949
oruce
and
nine
bush
country
rr..
nlrlnrmnnir
delegates
to
nd
came
within
a
whisker
of
RnnU!li
convention
of
the
High
1:48
22.4
feet
14:23
21.4
feet
Low
8:11
1.1
feet
demolishing
the
town.
The
des-
Uninn
0(
Central
B.C.
Munici-licrate
efforts
of
'hundreds
of
Damics
Ht
Terrace
were
selected
20:27
3.6
feet
Wit
1
V
iH
V
i
itiunal
Brooklyn
3-4
w
Ymk
5.
-
Boston
5
members
of
army
and
civilian
by
city
coimcil
Monday
night
to
lighters
coupled
with
a
sniu
m
jolll
Mayr
Arnold
as
voting
rep
Bevcourt
25
Bobjo
14
Buffalo
Canadian
....
.11
V:
Consol.
.
Smelters
96.50
Conwest
11
5
Donalda
58
Eldona
'.
.....
-64
East
Sullivan
2.32
Giant
Yellowknlfe
6.55
J
1
I
wind
saved
the
town
ana
me
rrsrntatives
of
the
city.
THE
WLATHER
(Synopsis)
Philadelphia
4
'Wean
nearby
village
of
Poncour.
The
CoutKil
mrmbers
chose
Aldcr-1
fire
Is
still
smouldering
on
three
H
'
g
whalen
and
J.
N.
t
t,A.
a
..I-
TA..nl...ni.li
nralpllWI
....
a
1
With
a
low
of
moist
air
spread
ing
rom
the
west
over
the
prov
jauK
ji
ui
iiucuuniic
uu
Fijimaii
to
Join
Mayor
.iiium
Detroit
B
Cleveliuul
2
Louis
5
eased
me
,.,,
.he
city
at
cue
ml
threat
unless
a
sudden
shift
of,
.
f
rrinllai
rnnnicipali-
ince
variable
cloudiness
will
persist
in
most
sections
today
and
Thursday.
Temperatures
.43
.23
.063,;
God's
Lake
Hardrock
...
Harricana
..
the
wind
started
the
blaze
again.
'
wiilch
Is
scheduled
for
Scp-
Heva
103i
uouages,
Duuaings
ana
U1UUB
I
tember
1
and
2,
just
prior
10
ands
of
acres
of
bushland
werelhc
annual
mrrUiiR
of
the
prov-ciestroyed
but
no
lives
were
lost.
..,..,,.,,,
union
of
B.C.
ivlunici-
will
continue
cool
with
maxmim
readings
ranging
through
the
seventies
and
low
eighties
in
the
interior
and
through
the
16Vi
06
wintry
Hosco
....
Jacknife
sixties
and
low
seventies
along!
Joliet
Quebec
4t
Lake
Rowan
09
Lanaska
07
pallties.
,
Regional
policy
on
resolutions
to
come
up
at
the
Harrison
Hot
Snrines
convention
will
be
dc-
CDR.
STORRS
IS
PROMOTED
the
coast.
(Forecast)
!
UW.
Div.
1)
North
Coast
Region
and
Little
Long
Lac
67
Lynx
13
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.90
ott.h,.
e.m.m.nrirr
An-'ririprt
at
the
Terrace
convention.
SINKING
Sir
Harry
Lauder,
Prince
Rimert
area
Clear
in
1,1
Uverniiol
n
itui
famous
singer
and
entertainer,
afternoon,
tonight
and
tomor
thony
H.
G.
Storrs,
42,
of
Vic-'Mayor
Arnold
and
City
Clerk
torla.
has
been
appointed
to
the
H.
D.
Thain,
who
secretary
of
rii..nii
.ff
n,
r.n.H'
na-'the
Union
of
Central
B.C.
Muni-
won
21
in...
f
Y
-
n
3
row.
Wind,
light.
Lows
tonight
at,
death's
door
in
his
native
and
highs
tomorrow
At
Mas-
Scotland.
-set
'
50
and
60,
Prince
Rupert
48
ruve"
4,
Hull
city
............
.
.
-
B
I
....
J.,.,.nlM
.51
1.25
.42
2.30
57.00
.15
McKenzle
Red
Lake..
McLeod
Cockshutt
..
Moneta
Negus
Noranda
Louvlcourt
tlonal
defence
college.
The
for-
clpallties.
are
ai.so
utKB-
mer
Esquimau
barracfea
heafi.
the
provincial
municipal
conven-
Jf'1'
Sheffield
Wed.
tlnn
with
the
acting
rank
of
captain
and
68.
Remainder
of
Region
Cloudy
today
and
tomorrow.
Occasional
United
1
'f'tiei
Swan;
Pickle
Crow
226
Little
change
Regcourt
05
'2
light
rain
today,
TODAY'S
BASEBALL
American
Philadelphia
5,
Chicago
0
National
Boston
6,
Pittsburg
3
Brooklyn
6,
St.
Louis
0
New
York
4,
Chicago
3
4i
.Htspur
4.
pi.
OLYMPIC
BROCHURE
Rt.
Hon.
Francis
M.
Forde,
Australian
Uigli
Commissioner
to
Canada,
presents
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
wila
.t
lcat..rr-';o"nd
brochure
of
Melbourne,
site
of
the
l'Jott
ulyuipic
viaiiu
s.
Hie
pruaeitiitiou
was,
in
ulfect,
a
token
of
thanks
for
Canada's
two
votes
which
iulptu
Australia
get
the
si-Ul
(C.
P.
Photo)
19SP
games
by
a
maigiu.
in
temrierature.
Winds
light-
will
be
naval
member
directing
the
staff
of
the
college
at
Kingston.
He
also
formerly
commanded
the
frigate
Antigonlsh,
Naden,
minesweepers
and
corvettes
dur-
Alternate
delegates
to
the
Terrace
.
meeting
will
be
Aldorn.en
George
Ruddcrham
and
WiUn'i
McLean,
whose
names
wete
put
consideration
Monday
up
for
night.
-
mj
fgyle
1
San
Antonio
.'.
4.40
Senator-
Rouyn
.42
Vi
Sherrit
Gordon
2.30
1
Uno.j
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrowAt
Port
Hardy,
52
and
60.
3,
L--ds
t
ing
the
war