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AND
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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
f
Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PH0,!Eq1
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
42.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY
20,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
r
ectiort
OVS
o
at
V4
1
(it
1
i
'
-
i
British
Election1
Consensus
That
Is
FY
I,
Result
Be
V.!
!
Will
Close
Last
Minute
Manoeuvres
Anticipated
(7
''7
-
(1
Sentence
"tomorrow
IToljcrt
Vogeicr,
CtnfcsscU
!
Aniriran
Spy,
To
Learn
Fate
Search
Keeps
On
Five
Airmen
Stiil
Sought
They
May
Have
Landed
mi
Aslidown
Rather
Than
Pri.rvess
Royal
Standings
Of
Parties
Seals
Cut
625
In
British
House
LONDON
a
Division
of
large
constituencies
in
1945
resulted
In
the
member
ship
of
the
House
of
Commons
being
Incrieased
from
615
to
640.
A
redistribution
of
constituencies
tlfective
at
the
February
23
g-eneral
election
cut
the
number
of
seats
to
625.
Following
Is
the
standing,
of
parties,
at
dissolution,
Feb
3.
Labor
..
.....
390
Conservative
....
201..
National
Liberal
13
Liberal
10
.
Labor
Favored
by
Majority
of
Observers
t
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.,
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IN
ON
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IAIj
i,i.jJa3
iiaiiau
tuition
xiumaiAji
I.OMnnv
(fi)i
i
:
day
3rke,i
r0r
"mest
severe
cun-
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Search
for
five
mcmoei's
of
the
ishmi&il"
for
the
American
busi-
Uieai
hl'Uain
s
lronprnl
crew
of
the
United
dates
Army
i
ness
i
an,
Rob:
rt
A.
Vo",clcr,
und
B-3G
which
was
ditched
in
the
SiX
et-delend
intj
on
trial
fo'
ff
Erlif
.-.
11CVIO,
IJliUWII
ft
lOIl'IIl
1U.IIK14.1
UUU
e
'o.isi"
Hist
afler
a
dinner
given
in
i-h
en,
.v.
ft
Hi''
Villa
M:id;ima,
which
was
at-..mbris
if
I
lie
Italian
cabinet.
During
his
visit
to
visited
v.nii
Kaiy's
president,
Lulgl
Elnaudl,
and
his
Holii'"''.
P'V-
Phis
XII,
at
Vatcan
City.
darkness
early
last
Tuesday
'spyhn
morning
as
it
took
fire
while
on
I
not
a
a
flight
from
Alaska
to
Texa.1:,
j
est
j:
turned
today
to
tiny
Ashuown
to
be
snd
saootasc.
But
he
dii
tuaijy
iisk
lor
the
yever-nally
death.
Sentence
is
Kissed
tomorrow.
election
moves
into
the
stretch
drive
today.
Foreign
Secretary
Ernest
Bevin
said
that
his
Labor
Island
at
the
joining
of
Whale
Channel,
Squally
ChantKi
and
"S
FINAL
PHASE
i
no
imn
was
di.s.'ii.s.sing
'
steps
ui.
m,
ii',,h,.,i
ci'.i..."
I
Campania
Sound
off
the
Wcs'.
..
vua.'ii
oi
ri
iiici.'hs
noyai
iu;iiiu
Of
National
AhiOi
tokt
the
People's
Court
tiuit
Vofjeler.
33-year
old
asslst-r
nt
vVr-r'-e-iit'eiit
of
the
Intcr-natioil'l
Te!
'jihoiic
and
Tele-
.)!-;l"h,.
js
",t
,Spy
W10
lost,
dn(J
is
v.'.i:ia
.ked."
Vosf.ir
tin-lessrd
to
the
fii
'n'o;
a:::t
s-i'd
tliat
the
ron-fe-d!m
v.
is
vv;
1'out
pressure.
He
National
Labor
.........
'-
'
National
(Non-Party).
2
.
Independent
Labor
Party
'
Labor
Independ.
dndlvj
,
5
Independent
Labor
'.
.
1
Common
Wealth
......
...t..
-
"
Independ.
Conservatives
Irish
Nationalist
2
Communist
:
.'......:.'
2
Scottish
NaUonalbt
Scottish
Nationalist
Independents
-
....1
14
Vacant
Totals
.",640
.
economic
ussiUance
when
the
Marshall
Plan
ends
in
1932.
Meanwhile,
both
parlies
arc
henplllfr
r
llr.Iin.-"lvf.c
'.
inijl
l'il
j
after
three
of
the
survivors
of
t
lie
'crashed
bomber
nad
arrived
hark
hi
si
nitslit
from-
Fort
Worth
to
A
PHOTOGRAPHER
IN
THE
ROYAL
FAMILY
The
Marquis
of
Milford
Haven
turns
photographer
to
snap
his
fiancee,
Mrs.
Roni-aine
Simpson,
in
the
drawing
room
of
the
train
taking
them
to
Washington,
DC,
where
they
will
bo
married
February
4.
The
marquis
is
a
cousin
of
King
George
VI.
er
:e
To
See
I
minute
manoeuvres
"aimed
at
licl,p
k
Ulcil''
sli11
m,SKl8
com-
nvasion
rades.
inal
seven-
1
is
rcporiid
to
have
said
that
he
Members
of
the
ori;
swayin;?
'he
crucial
on-tiiefence
voters
between
now
and
Thurs-
fi'iv
Tlilv
i
ri'i'
n
I
nri
rvic
Yukon
(CP)
Exercise
WW.
itcen-man
crew,
these
ihue
li;,d
i
.vris
vel'
t'ca'-d
while
in
custody
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
.
D.
Johnston
Co
Ltd
ticuii.rly
imnortant
since
'alll?n,d
"?ut
companions
n,iht!
nnd
t.fnmrt
(
:im:m
nans
am
Americans
hau
driven
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
AIRMAN
IS
KILLED
have
landed
on
Ashdown
railirr
P'llitifal
nb.
ei
v
rs
are
ai;i"ceU
than
Princess
Royal
island
to;
Th?
general
opinion
seems
to
be
'.which
the
other
twelve
had
lM:it.
t.ht.
Iilll..ltl.'
U'ill
hr
tflnn
Robbery
At
Burns
Lake
that
neither
Labor
or
Conserva-;
'
ly
parachuted.
IMratiiuietl.
I
i
OTTAWA
0i
Lt.
Lpslie
Fry
'
Peever,
ager
25
,of
Lynn
Valley,
Eriti.s-h
Columbia,
was
killed
Sat-jurday
when
a
Firefly
fighter
Main
Break
Drops
Vcler
is
ami
were
skinni.shin
alonjf
the
mw
today
on
the
way
to
resist
an
Alu4:a
ly
'Vm-my
(American)
force.-?.
as
nt
all
today
was
that
the
weather
Alter
seven,
-
The
Royal
Canadian
Aii
Fore
fives
will
get
a
clear
majority
and
that
Liberals
and
others
m.'iv
li:ivi
IHn
It'i
l:i
n
.!
i.t
riiiu-nr
Vancouver
Bayonne
Bralonic
...
B.
R.
Con
B.
R.
X
Cariboo
Quartz
.
said
that
CaU
Ilarolti
Harry,
pilot;
Lt.
Paul
Gerhari
and
Lt.
plane
crashed
nito
the
Atlantl-
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9.33
.02
y'i
.06
1.25
.20
s
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-.in
A
breaking
nd
interlng
!
Rr-r-ir;
of
a
main
on
the
water-
temperatures;
charge
was
laid
Friday-
against
Congress
New
l
4'J
ban,
till:
j
li'onl
lj(
:'.r
the
drv
di'k
during!
jlhc
vrk-eiiJ
caused
a
six
fool'
Oeean
during
exercises
off
Charleston
on
ine
east
coast
of
South
Carolina.
He
had
taken
off
from
the
aircraft
carrier
Magnificent.
A
companion
was
saved.
David
Leon
Georfie,
an
Indian
Hedley
Mascot
25
led
upward
to;
Pacific
Eastern
In
fact,
one
popular
opinion
Ls
"1"'1'"
win
icinaiii
on
that
there
will
be
su;h
a
situa-ilhe
coast'
to
sludy
P'
of
the
ttnn
after
ihe
ekvllon
that
a,rea
,ul
Pl)olnt
spots
where
tllf
y
Jumped
and
where
their
cither
a
coaliicn
of
-some
khiU
,
will
be
f
rm
1
or
another
elec-
comrade
may
have
lauc'ed
They
.ion
Iwld
at
an
early
dale.
:wm
tel1
1,10
ol'dcr
ot
Jum,
lime
However,
ten
of
twenty
polit-
i
'"'val
etc.,
for
computation,
ieal
experts
in
Britain
forecast
a!
Meanwhile
300
searchers
sir-Labor
viettay
in
Thursday's
con'.
i
f'-nt
muuig
an
inch
-
by
-
inch
at
Bums
Lake,
fullong
the
theft
of
$50
from
theXmineca
Cafe
there.
Tlie
divisional
.office
of
the
B.C.
Polloe
1ier
was
Informed
that
a
large
cash
regis
'loss
Ins!
lie
water
level
in
Acrop-iiilis
Ilfal
reservoir.
Before
the
.
break
t
he
level,
gaining
at
the
'
rate
of
a
foot,
daily
since
the
re
Vcronto
Is
final
phuM'Sj
..
MinUi'-r
of
BriKike
Clax-j
Ambassador
inll
and
.sen-1
us
KH
Uj-Uw;.,
iorse
today,
i
cent
rril-ic-
weather,
had
been
'up
iiiilP;.
feet
of
the
normal
tmit
fiix
w
u
f:bnservaUve
win
noyat
isiana.
Pend
Oreille
Pioneer
Premier
Border
Privateer
Sheep
Creek
.Silbak
Premier..
Taku
River
Vananda-
A
Salmon
Gold
....
Spud
Valley
12
foi,
level.
Following.
Uiel
ter
containing
the
sum
of
money
was
removed
and
later
discovered
btCLskle
:
the
"
cafe-..
.
The
machine
had
been
opened
with
an
axe.
Following
the
arrest
of
the
native,
the
sum
of
$47-51
was
recovered,
it
Is
reported.
-
.
f
lotij.itnc
of
ttir?
break,
the
gain
was
resumed
again
today.
,
.
.or,
5.40
!
3
45
.1)3
V2
.14
1.13
.3:;
-
.
.12
ii
.11
Oli'i
.04
4.05
.22
1.50
'
7.15
l.?0
!
;
11.25
10'i
Won
From
League
Leading
nij
hmr
say
1tre
e'n-f)
K'''
--low-Uyhig.fcurt
-wMh
-inKl
they
Vui
'not
hazard
a
guess.
All
Waker
has
been
going
over
'foresee
a
narrow
margin
rur
f
s";e
any
survivors
who
may
I
whoever
wins
Bookmakers
odd:;
.be.
lpU
ui'VC
at
thC
sarc',
is
still
favor
Labor.
being
continued
and
not
to
give
Door-to-door
canvassing
and
"I'
"Pe-s)Wfch-ina!:ing
has
teen
stepped
--
-
-
i
up
throughout
the
country
by
THE
WEATHER
ttNGLRS
I
BEST
CANADIAN
TENNIS
PLAYERS
Oils-
(
lttroit
Saturday
But
Lost
To
,
Rangers
Last
IWiglit
j
'
NFVV
YORK
il;
After
ing
to
within
tnree
games
of
the
t
(Sat
in
day
I
j
Mil
Mi.
II.!
Mrs.
E.
Uunbur!
burial
Held
the
candidates
necking
6o
Anglo
Canadian
A.
P.
Con
Atlantic
C.
&
E
Central
Lcduc
...
Home
Oil
Mercury
MONTR'.-.iJ,
H
Henri
Ruchon
vl
Montreal
'A.:s
named
top
male
u'aved
by
the
Canadian
Lawn
Tennis
As-
iciation
today.
Lome
Main
of
V.iih
reiver
is
second.
Jim
Mac
ken
if
Montreal
third
and
Walt
Slolilberg
of
Vancou
Saturday
-
A.
Mrs.
11.
iielin,!
,rvc"
Af
Cedaro:
u
tVs
I
Synopsis
I
Cloudy
and
mild
weather
was
,
being
reported
from
most
of
the
j
province
this
mornin1;.
Mote
rain
is
on
its
way
for
the
coast
tonight
land
tomorrow
in
the
form
of
a
'i-tor
in
new
well
out
over
the
Pc-Icitic
and
due
to
reach
the
cort
ParlUmentary
seats.
Seamen
Stage
Bloody
Baiile
Okalta
,..
200
P.
.league
lcader.iJiip
by
defeating
the
pace-making:
Detroit
Red
Wmgs
in
a
hard-smashing
high-.sMckiii;;
fcame
r.t
the
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
iin
Toronto
Saturday
night,
the
Mapol
Leafs
went
to
New
York
last
nignt
and
lost
2
to
1
to
the
Rangers.
It
was
Toronto's
Hist
win
over
Detroit
on
I
Toronto
ice
this
winter.
I
UKiay
i
-
M.
C
Palmer,
A.
ver
fourth.
Filial
KM
Hero
And
at
Interior
Village
for
Mrs.
f.ditll
t
T'honipson
Pacific
Pete
4.45
Princess
36',i
Royal
Canadian
Otili
Ruyalite
945
.
Toronto
:i8.
-uy
i
-
Mr.
and
:
infant.
j
INSURANCE
FUND
FOR
PUBLIC
WORKS
i
c
tomorrow.
The
sto-n-.
NEW
YORK
h
A
band
of
men
"&V
will
br
ng
extensive
rloudine.-s
,7.
i
.
i
.
,i
,
armed
with
knives
.dubs
"
!a,,1
some
li,lv
sn;nv
to
the
in-least
om-
gun
staucd
a
b
oo
ly
lwmm-ow.
Tcm.ierat.ire.s
battle
and
broke
up
a
meeting
of
....
,
.
,.
,
OTTAWA
-F
ulianicntary
ac-Camida's
largest
ON
IIO(;
KONfl
KOKDKIt
I
!;
RO.VP-1ntornifd
tor-i
eiirn
smircFK
said
today
that
(
liinrsr
('onimnrhis
li
a
T
e
massed
more
than
Z.'i.OOO
lro
on
the
lliin?.
Kong-China
border
during
the
last
three
days.
They
said
that
41st.
and
4
!
ml
Communist
armies,
under
(ien-erals
Wu
Yuan-Man
and
Sung
Clii-Ilu-v;,
are
being
concentrated
less
than
five
miles
from
the
border.
ANTI-COMMCMST
RKVOI.T
T.U'IT,
Formosa
The
Nationalist
defence
ministry
announced
today
thai
lUO.OOB-farmers
bad
revolted
in
the
Tune
linn
Lake
region
of
Hunan
Province,
killing
nwiv
Communists.
The
ministry
said
the
revolt
bad
been
marked
by
excessive
requisitioning
of
rice
by
(
binese
Communists.
The
revolt
occurred
in
the
main
i-ice-crowing
district
of
China.
MINKI5S
STAY
OCT
MW
YORK
Although
the
most
of
the
coal
miners
refused
to
return
to
work
today
'.-
response
to
John
I..
Lewis'
latest
oriler,
a
federal
judge
today
extended
the
stop
strike
order
until
March
3
in
the
hope
that
a
settlement
may
yet
be
reached.
New
York
was
a
duli
place
last
night
is
"The
Great
While
Way"
went
bl.uk
with
the
strict
curtailment
of
all
street
lighting
owing
to
in-creasin'jjy
critical
coal
short
(e
Day
lion
to
open
i
will
remain
mild
in
"rank
and
lib;"
of
CIO.
nier-
".U
'v,
r.rrtTv
lna,me
boaro-the
six
minor,
!
midnight
Tuesday.
chant
seamen
here.
i
!
Precast
Forecast
,
Unemployment
lnsurar.ee
Fund
iiimn
of
r-nnstnbles
said
that
30
to
3a
;
..
,
,
,
;
to
nnance
puuiic
worss
is
nov,
uesday
bt'in"
consiorred.
Beiore
the
fimrf
could
be
touched,
the
con-.
i
North
Coast
Reoion
Cio;idv
I
with
scattercd.diowers
of
mixed
snow
and
rain
tociav.
Overci-'
vith
intermitient
rain
tonight
;piid
tomorrow
A
little
milri-r
Light
winds
today,
increasimi
t"
soulheast
gales
(45
mnlu
Tues
employers
Tlie
little
cemetery
at
Cedar-vale,
In
which
interior
community
deceased
had
for
so
many
years
made
ner
home,
w:L4hft
scene
ot
the
burial
on
Saturday
afternoon
of
Mrs.
Edith
Thompr
son,
who
passed
hay
1n
Prince
Rupert,
last
Wednesday.
Many
friends
toined
with
the
fanyjy
In
the
lust
rites.
Owing
ta
snow
-wi
ice
condition?,
it
Was
hnpojlbtt
to
hold
a
service
in
the
Cedarvaii
Church
so
the
obsequies
'
were
confined
to
the
graveside.'
Rev.
P.
H.
Mallett.
United
Church
pastor
8t
Terrace,
officiated.
The
hymn
wss
"Lead
Me.
O
My
Saviour,
Lead".
Oid
friends
of
the
family
acted
as
oallbearers-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
3,
Haapala
and
Mrs.
Kenneth
Reid
went
from
,-.er.l
of
contrt'juting
i
would
be
required.
r"ve
Tuesday,
;
idaesdav
and
''111
.
To
iiKinv
'
day
morning.
Lows
tonient
anc'
The
Detroit
Red
Wings
had
taken
a
two
goal
lead
in
the
firvt
half
of
Saluiclay
night's
game
with
Howe,
assisted
by
Abel,
and
Black,
unassisted,
scoring
for
the
Red
Wing.;.
In
the
third
the
Maple
Leaks
smothered
the
Red
Wings
in
a
wild
attack
and
scored
through
Smith,
assisted
by
Meeker;
Ezimcki
from
Gardiner
and
Watson,
and
Smith,
from
Jin-da
iuid
Kennedy.
Detroit
is
now
leading
the
league
with
tiG
points
with
the
other
teams
running
as
follows:
Toronto
lid;
Montreal,
56;
.New
Yoik,
53,
Boston,
47;
Chicago,
43.
Week-end
scores
were:
Saturday
Detroit
2,
Toronto
3
New
York
4,
Montreal
2
Sunday
Toronto
1,
New
York
2
Boston
4,
Chicago
4
Montreal
is
playing
at
Detroit
tonight.
highs
tomorrow
At
Port
Harriv
,
Sandsoit
and
Prince
Rupert
35
!
men.
battered
their
way
into
a
Ihall
where
200
members
of
the
National
Maritime
Union
were
!
meeting.
Four
were
taken
-to
hospital.
Five
wen:
hold
for
questioning.
I
-Rank-nd-fil","
opponents
of
President
Joseph
Cumin,
met
to
discuss
what
they
called
"anti-Democratic
leadership."
Curran
calls
them
Commumst-
Jcd.
v
iSees
Churchill
iAs
Peacemaker
Father
of
Norman
j
looker
Passes
Away
'
Father
ot
Wt.rnwa
Baker,
pro-1
prietor
of
te
Civic
Centre
din-!
In
re
ini
and
a
visitor
In
Prince!
Rup-rl
l.i
t
year
when
he
madcj
many
friends,
t-'ercy
Jack
Baker
j
pa-.ved
a
way
'
list
night
in
Sail!
Lake
City.
Deceased
was
bom
1
ai.
Stoke
on
I
rent.
F.ngland,
In,
lttll!)
and
is
.survived
by
fouri
.sons,
the
oldest
being
Mr.
Baker
of
this
citv
and
three
others.
"Mans.
Shrove
1
I'ancake
Day.'
I)uiSS
and
old
''ilh
a
least,
of
""Jlliered
pan-
l
special
Pan-'
ni"'-I
in
(he
ll"',
(lie
slarl
Housewives'
I'l'
Pare
their
!
called
"Sliriv-'
"
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a
pees-
I
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98.00
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Athona
Aumaque
Beattie
-
....
Bevcourt
Bob
jo
Buffalo
Canadian
Consol.
Smelters
Con
west
Donalda
Eldona
Fast,
Sullivan
Giant
Yellowknife
...
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harricana
,
Hcva
HOSCO
..:
Jacknife'
Joliet
Quebec
Lake
Rowan
La
pu.sk
a
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
..
McKcnzie
Red
Lake
McLcod
Cockshutt
Monet
a
Negus
Noranda
Louvicourt
Pickle
Crow
..."
Regcourt
San
Antonio
.,:
-
Senator
Rouyn
..'
SUerrit
Gordon
Sl
eep
Rock
Sturgeon
River
i
Silver
Miller
.
..
Upper
Canada
"...
HOCKEY
SCORES
1
Victoria
1,
Fiesno
3.
Iaxs
Angeles
2,
San
Francisco
(i.
'
Vancouver
3,
Tacoma
7
Portland
3,
New
.We(stmin-j
'
ster
3.
Snow
flips
on
the
Falls
River
being
resident
in
the
United
States.
'
ins
(inne.
Ilieu
i
niin-lies
to
be
'Ived
(lf
their
;is'
day
before
,,vi'
Tuesday,"
Prince
Rupert
to
join
other
mem-Vr.
of
tlie
family
at
tlie
funeral
Beforp
the
remains
were
sent,
to
Cednrvale.
a
service
was
held
here
in
the
Orenvllle
Court
Chanel
of
B.
O.
Undertakers
at'
"
hieh
Rev.
Canon
Basil
S.
Procter,
reclor
of
St.
Andrew's
Cafche-Tni.
of
fic'nted
wlh
Mrs.
3.
CGH.
Ver
nccompanvlng
the
hynuj,
which
were
"Neurer
My
Ood
to
Thee'
and
"Abide
With
Me,"
.
The
fnllnwlr.g
sent
beautiful
Horal
tributes
The
Fnmlly.
Mrs.
f.
Hicks.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
Christie
and
fifher.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
L.
Hanaon
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.F.
Paavola.
Mr.
and
(Continued
page
K'-ad
loreman
with
the
Department,
ef
Public.
Works
nl
Pt.
Clements.
F.
Ward
arrived
in
the
Hty
from
Masci.
aboard
the
Chileolin
'in.
'.day
nielit.
transmission
line
sent
the
electricity
off
in
the
city
for
about
twenty
minutes
just,
after
six
this
morning
and
aain
this
morning
about
10.30.
"'Ml
il'l
i':ile:ikn
LONDON
(P
-Lord
Heaverbrook
says
tliat.
Former
Prime
Minist-r
Winston
Churchill
can
end
the
atomic
armaments
race
between
east,
and
west
beraus!
be
enjoys
.the
respect,
and
regard
or
Joseph
Stalin.
He
said
tliat,
if
Churchill
was
Prime
Minister,
a
facc-
to-face
meeting
would
offer
high
i
hope
of
"peace
and
tranquility"
WAS
AS
GOOD
AS
j
LEGAL
MARRIAGE
j
CAMBRIDGE,
Eng.
Justice
I
Gordon
Stable
.summing
up
a
!
case
here
in
which
it
appeared
''I'l'ake
Day
"""ive.i
of
yore
i:i
.''
of
an
on-
age.
STEAMHt
Ft.AM.K-SWF.rT.
j
COI'LMIMiF.N
Flames
i
i
j
swctil
the
tittle
Danish
steam-
j
j
ship
Kronprinz
Olav
In
foe-
!
covered
Kattegat
Strait
early
lodav.
driving
108
passengers
into
lifeboats
for
safety.
All
passengers,
travelling
from
Oslo
to
Copenhagen
aboard
the
3,n:s8-1on
vessel,
were
picked
up
a
short
lime
later
by
the
Sv
ed-ish-Anieriran
liner
Stockholm.
On'y
a
few
were
injured
in
abr.
j
(oiling
ship.
While
the
passeiieers
were
ordered
off.
most
of
Hie
ship's
crew
of
f
if
-V
r-niained
aboard
to
fieht
the
blare
which
several
boors
late!
was
reported
to
be
under
control.
i
"MHMMl
MINE
MLAST
i
that,
a
woman
witness
.
was
M'
I
In
ir
aceinn-
'
f
known
by
the
name
of
a
man
'
to
whom
she
was
not
married,
;
remarked:
"The
fact
that
the
i
efendant
and
the
witness
have
''"n
'"'ir
Pancakes.
"Hied
by
in,,.
air
and
a
skillet.-cak".;"
beeunie
for
the
world.
Victoria
Newspapers
Roisc
Their
Prices
VICTORIA
(!
Subscription
rates
of
(lie
Times
and
Colonist
ne-vspapers
are
un
from
$1
to
$1.25
per
month
eflecl.ive
March
1.
Street
sales
are
still
5c.
not.
been
married
has
nothing
i
In
do
with
this
case.
Their
as-j
sacialion
seems
to
have
stood
up
jas
well
as,
if
net
better
than
a
:ccJ
many
ly;al
marriages."
"s,'l(ild
spur'..
Sitka
Publishes
Daily
Newspaper
SITKA-
The
t.rst
daily
newspaper"
in
tlie
history
of
the
one
time
.Rusiian
capital
of
Alaska.
Is
now
publishing.
It
is
the
Sentinel
and
will
appear
five
days
every
week.'
diver.siop
;
":"derii!
ti.
'
Day
l)e.,n
'
Phere
of
eel
-''d
Hiii,
,,,.,,
V
A
'
.--.'
I
OSLO
'OT
Ai
explanation
lias
now
been
found
for
a
vio-;
lert
explosion
which
shook
!
homes
and
bulldinns
on
the
in-
1'
t
General
Power
Situation
Good
A
nicliire
of
Frank
Calder,
weeKS
withi
ner
(
s
o
f
hit
several
Native
Child
?
T
Dies
Suddenly
A
seven
1'ioiilh
s
old
native
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chris
Johnson
of
Atyahlsh
died
suddenly
at
10
p.
m.
Friday.
Dora
Mildred
(suffered
ervlng
artells
followed
bv
convulsions
shortlv
before
she
died
although
shfe
had
not
previously
been
reported
sick.
M.
M.
Steohens,
coroner,
was
no-WinH
tt
the
child'
death
bv
Mrs.
j
S.
Kinley,
field
matron
at
Aivnn-,
ish.
Mr.
Stenhens
stated
thl3
lmnrnln(?
that,
further
information
from
Mrs.
Kinley
Is
being
Iravelliwr
OF
member
for
Allin
In
the,
uir.i
A
,..,.-.,..l.,.U,
mini
lilallted
f
i-'aue,
i'f.ed
spee'!il
Columbia
Legislature,
i
'
'
,1.
...!...
.1..
u
...ii
h.
British
f"l
1
Cl-,,.,1.
uu
u,
u,e
w
.
oiw
u
-
i
,
southern
newspap-
J,
i
W
HI
1
I
1
1
I
L
Kill
iu
.iji
lllio-ni'v
1
-
Indian
first
tv
itiai
l'l
in
the
vil-"ver
yii
i,
.
ers.
Mi.
iinii'
i
of
the
n.ninher
in
the
history
f"ina
or
of
fish.
VrVM
ATOMIC
COMMITTED
CANBERRA
The
Australian
povernnienl
will
set
up
an
pan-
licat.s.
The
power
situation
in
general
is
believed
'0
be
gradually
improving.
T.
B.
Black.
Northern
B
V.
Power
general
manager,
stated
this
morning.
No
official
word
from
Falls
River
had
been
received
by
Mr.
Black
over
the
week-end
and
he
could
not
make
House-
was
beimr
sworn
in
by
V
K
Debeek,
clerk
with
thct
c'.CF.
leader,
Harold
Winch,
looking
on.
I
A
J.
Vrebosch
arrived
hi
the
Tuesduy,
February
21,
1950
DISCUSS
PACIFIC
PROGRAM
IN
TOKYO
-
Supreme
Allied
commander
in
Japan,
Gen.
Doiighus
M.icAithui
greets
the
U.S.
joint
chiefs
of
staff
on
their
arrival
at
the
Haneda
airport,
Tokyo.
At
left
Is
Gen.
Omar
N.
Bradley,
chairman
of
the
joint
chiefs
of
staff.
At
right,
is
Gen.
Hoyt
S.
Vandenbeig,
chief
of
staff
of
the
U.S.
air
force.
U.S.
navy
forces
have
recently
been
strengthened
in
the
Pacific
and
MacArthur
has
asked
Jor
further
reinforcements.
i
industrial
committee
to
advise
f'ar
Canadians'
n
,1',
devclomncnt
of
atomic
t
"enerav
rcnerators
The
commit-
High
3:56
20.2
feet
16:07
18.2
feet
Low
10:11
.
5.7
feet
22:07
6.3
feet
inon".'"
tee
will
susuest
a
policy
Qf
.
...
..
,
,
.
i..
t,.t
1
1
I
.
...411
1.1
...1
.
..
for
city
on
the
CoqulUam
yesterday
i
a
delinire
siatemeni
vouceuoiis
iwaiu"
uitu
oi
ucwuo
wj-the
situation
there.
ther
an
inquest
will
be
held.
-
I'
suctcs-
atomic
energy
generation
-
I
the
government.
from
Vancouver.