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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port-wPrince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
216.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
15,
1949.
PRICE
FIVE
CENT3
HEW
COMMUNIST;.
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ection
CONTROLS
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FORESEEN
HOW
'
WASHINGTON,
W
New
blows
against
communism
in
Europe
and
the
far
east
were
forecast
today
by
diplomatic
authorities.
They
viewed
these
as
coming
from
cold
war
strategy
talks
now
building
to
a
climax
here.
Top
subjects
for
discussion
at
the
foreign
ministers'
confers
ence
were
believed
to
be
the
development
of
a
new
western
German
state,
review
of
negotiations
with
Russia
for
an
Austrian
treaty,
exploitation
of
the
split
between
Yugoslavia
and
Russia
and
the
erection
of
far-eastern
barrier
against
the
spread
of
communism
outside
China.
merit
on
Wire
Cost
ROCKSUDE
AT
BURNS
LAKE
DELAYS
TRAIH
A
rockslidc
which
crashed
Into
the
side
of
a
C.N.R.
freight
Reached
by
C.B.C.
ransport
Dept.
AND
THERE
ARE
MILLIONS
MORE
LIKE
THE
M
This
New
York
crowd
is
part
of
the
16,000,000
war
veterans
who
have
signed
apDlications
for
their
Insurance
dividends.
The
applications
are
available
for
all
men
and
women
who
served
In
the
armed
forces
from
Oct.
8,
1940,
to
Jan.
1,
1948.
The
dividend"
amounts
to
$2,800,000,000.
Ve
ts
will
receive
amounts
ranging
from
a
few
dollars
to
several
hundred,
based
on
such
factors
as
the
time
the
policy
was
In
force,
Its
face
value
.and
the
age
of
the
policy
holder..
Checks
will
start
going
out
to
vets
about
January
at
the
rate
of
200,000
a
day.
train
last
night
derailed
seven
nt
On
Wire
Costs
Being
Reached
cars
and
will
delay
the
arrival
of
tonight's
passenger
train
department
of
Transport
and
CBC
J
(Special
to
the
Daily
News)
NO
BOOST
IN
GOLD
PRICE
I
I
f
"
-'('
-V-
,
bearing
railway
President
R.
C.
Vaughan.
The
slide
came
down
at
10
o'clock
.Wednesday
night
two
miles
east
of
Burns
Lake
as
a
reduction
in
wire
uaiisiiu&Muii
costs
COHSTITUTIQNALC
HANGES
FORECAST
SPEECH
FROM
THRONE
OPENS
HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Treasury
secretary
John
W.
Snyder
has
icouvtr
and
Prince
Rupert,
which
will
Icr
selection
of
network
programs
pver
II
is
being
negotiated
here,
it
was
learned
westbound
freight
train
was!
passing.
The
rock
struck
a
car
I
I
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Speech
from
the
Throne
HART
MAY
BE
J
LIEUT.-GOV.
&
OTTAWA
(CP;
It
Is
reported
ln
political
circles
here
that
for
mer
Premier
John
Hart
of
British
Columbia,
instead
of
'
going
of
the
moving
train,
throwing
reyj
to(av
at
tne
opening
of
Parliament,
forecast
il
irum
uie
raii;.
oia
uwiei
cuia
A
.
j
ii
1
a
J
1
f-titlK
of
commercial
network
programs
,1
j
:p
in
the
past
by
notified
the
International
monetary
fund
that
the
United
States'
will
not
agree
to
a
boost
in
the
price
of
gold.
Snyder
made
the
statement
a
a
closed
meeting
of
the
gold
fund's,
committee.
It
helped
crush
for
a
moment
a
South
African
proposal
for
the
fund
to
study
a
new,
higher
price
for
gold.
It
is
now
$35
an
ounce
on
Steps
toward
me
mure
complete
muepeiiutiite
ui
Canada
from
the
United
Kingdom
"Parliament.
The
Speech,
read
by
the
Governor-General,
Lord
Alexander,
said
that
Parliament
will
be
asked
to
ap
icatlon.s
between
78
CASUALTIES
IN
KOREA
JAIL
BREAK
a
of
Transport
:an
BroadrasUng
regard
to
the
use
to
the'
Senate,
will
be
appointed
Lieutenant
-
Governor
of
his
home
province.
This
explains
the
recent
surprise
appointment
of
Tom
Reld,
MP.
for
New
Westminster
to
a
prove
a
bill
abolishing
appeals
piled
up
behind
It.
It
was
learned
from
Superintendent
C.
A.
Berner's
office
this
morning
that
the
tracks
will
not
be
cleared
in
time
to
permit
uninterrupted
passage
of
the
westbound
passenger
train
which
was
due
to
reach
the
spot
at
noon
today.
The
passenger
train
which
left
the
city
last
night
will
proceed
as
far
east
as
the
wreck
the
ship
building
Industry
and
merchant
shipping.
the
world
market.
Senate
seat,
which
it
had
been
SEOUL,
Korea
.,
Seventy-eight
persons
were
killed
or
wounded
today
In
a
break
by
430V'tsoners
from
the
Jail
at
Mokpo,
a
seaport
200
miles
south
of
this
Korean
capital.
to
the
Privy
Council.
!
The
measure
would
make
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
th"
highest
tribunal
In
the
country.
'
Steps
also
.will
be
,
taken
to
give
Parliament
power
to
amend
Ips
ol
wire
between
i
Prince
Rupert,
tlialte,
Member
of
i
Skeena
said
that
f
of
Transport
has
Emergency
gold
mining
assistance
act.
No
details
on
any
of
the
bills
were
disclosed.
thought,
would
go
to
northern
B.C.
or
Vancouver
Island.
R.C.M.P.
BREAK
NARCOTIC
RING
Ten
guards
and
68
prisoners
i
'
Jn
relation
to
th
constitution
.pnP
whPre
haesaee.
mail
and
The
recent
death
of
Ian
Mackenzie
leaves
another
Senate
vacancy
for
B.C.
SISTER
OF
QUINTS
WED
SEPT.
5
Rase
Marie
Dionne,
sister
of
the
famous
quintuplets,
Is
snown
with
her
fiance,
Maurice
Olrouard,
as
they
looked
forward
to
their
wedding
day
Sept.
5.
The
marriage
took
place
In
the
Church
of
the
Sacred
Heart
in
Cor-bell,
Ont.,
and
was
followed
by
a
reception
In
the
Dionne
home
at
Callander.'
to
the
CBC
to
waiting
company
rd
price
for
the
MONTREAL
O
Royal
Can
matters
that
do
not
come
with-j
passengers
will
be
transferred
adian
Mounted
Police
today
an
B.
WOODCOCK
IS
from
the
westbound
train
on
ln
"
provincial
jur.su.uv.u...
nounced
the
seizure
of
$80,000
were
reported
shot
In
a
battle
at
a
village
two
miles
south
of
Mokpo.
Twenty-eight
prisoners
and
10
guards
were
known
ded
and
40
other
prisoners
were
either
dead
or
wounded.
THEWLATHER
present,
the
constitution
cannoi
be
amended
without
consent
of
TInltrt
Kincrlnm
Parliament.
worth
of
heroin
in
a
station
baggage
locker
and
the
arTest
POOR
CONTENDER
th
east
side
of
the
wreck,
Four
of
the
freight
cars
are
now
btanding
at
right
angles
l
i
bring
network
I
Prince
Rupert.
iC
took
over
the
I
(turn,
only
sustains
have
been
The
Speech
also
said
that
the
CAH
CICTIf
f
DfWJM
of
two
men
ln
a
widespread
narcotics
racke..
kn
tVia
Jraob
onH
tforpp
nff
thA
The
seizure
came
after
several
,
.
scope
of
the
National
Housing
rails,
are
parallel
to
It.
.
.
,
K
.
.
,
.
..
Act
w
l
be
broadened.
It
gave
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courteny
8.
D.
Jobation
Co.
Ud.
!i
the
netwoi
k
.illy
major
spon-
months
Investigation
of
the
rac
i-resuicm,
VSUBnan-
nls
"".
na'teuils.
but
it
Is
believed
that
kc't
by
12
R.C.M.P.
constables
"nls
are
heard.
'
Synopsis
An
active
storm
Is
approach-
lng
the
.
southern-
British
Columbia
coast
this
morning
and
should
move
into
the
southern
iriterlor
this
evening.
In
the
coastal
areas
tho
storm
will
be
preceded
by
rain
and
strong
southeast
winds
and
followed
who
posed
as
addicts,
peddlers
and
daughter
will
arrive
on
the
delayed
train
early
tomorrow
morning
and
will
immediately
CHICAGO
PRINTER
STRIKE
ENDING
as
a
result
of
recent
conferences
with
the
provinces,
steps
wil!
be
taken
to
lowr
the
down
pay-
the
Department
vliHh
controls
a
former
Pacific
and
dealers.
One
man
arrested
was
ldenti
,
,
...By
ALAN-RANDAL
Canadian
'Press
Staff
Writer
MONTREAL
ft
Here
In
Mon-real
Is
a
fistic
expert
who
ana
no
lessening
of
his
love
for
Empire
and
Jolly
old
Britain
and
all
that,
looks
not
too
highly
on
the
ring
chances
of
Britain's
go
aboard
he
S.S.
Prince
George
1
I
1
,
.
I
J
V-
.......
,
ment
on
homes.
fied
as
Father
Arthur
Taillefer,
wnicn
win
iioiu
up
nci
auuui-
j
a
Roman
Catholic
priest.
Provision
also
will
be
made
for
aid
In
the
construction
of
a
;
transcontinental
highway.
by
showery
weather
and
fresh
westerly
winds.
Along
the
nor
Bruce
Woodcock.
thern
coast
strong
easterly
winds
will
-shift
to
northerly
during
MacDONALD
HOUSE
SPEAKER
CHICAGO
The
long
end
costly
strike
by
1,500
printers
against
Chicago's
five
major
daily
newspapers
appeared
.
today
near
settlement.;:
'
'
;
The
strikers,
who
quit
work
nearly
22
months
ago
ln
a
dls
Dute
over
a
new
contract,
will
bound
sailing
until
the
train's
arrival.
The
rockslide
occurred
in
a.
rock
cut.
It
was
i
not
.a
-
jarge.j
slide,
but
its
timing
was
such
that
it
disrupted
traffic
by
de-j
railing
the
freight
cars.
I
The
expert
is
Elmer
Ferguson
fi
Service
wires
to
Sment
with
the
tjs's
has
been
a
$tk
in
the
release
ii'loik
programs
tpM.
who
went
to
of
weeks
ago,
ifriiicemcnt
on
the
rung
of
Parlia-
Other
matters
for
approval
are.
"A'.bHl
respecting
forest
con-servatl6n..
'
.
A.
bill
respecting
assistance
to
the
afternoon.
Rain
from
the
OTTAWA
0)
Ross
Macdon
storm
will
spread
into
the
in
and
in
taking
this
view
he
is
joinng
sports
columnist
John
Macadam
of
the
London
Daily
Express
Vanenuver
1
Bralorne
9.35
B.
U.
Con
.03
B.
R.
X
08'i
Cariboo
QuarU
.
1
05
Congress
04
Hedley
Mascot
-22
Pacific
Eastern
05
Pend
Oreille
4.85
Pioneer
3
45
Premier
Border
03V2
Privateer
"
.17
Reeves
McDonald
227
Reno
04
i
Sheep
Creek
'
1-18
Silbak
Premier
-
38
Taku
River
.24
Vananda
10
Salmon
Gold
12
Spud
Valley
08
Oils
Anclo
Canadian
3-70
A.
P.
Con
.18
aid,
Liberal
member
for
the
On
terior
sections
of
the
province
tarlo
constituency
of
Brantford,
during
the
late
afternoon"
and
vote
Sunday
on
terms
agreed
oday
was
elected
speaker
of
the
evening.
House
of
Commons
during
a
.
Forecast
SUSPENSION
OF
SEAMEN'S
UNION
upon
last
night
by
union
and
publishers'
representatives.
brief
meeting
of
members
prior;
..,.
Tug
In
Distress
In
Gulf
of
Alaska
SEATTLE,
&
Coast
Guard
headquarters
here
reported
enriv
tnriav
that
six
nersons
had
Over-
The.
new
pact
calls
for
.wage
l
m,
rmal
rmonlntr
of
thft
"
vuaov
Increases
of
$10
a
week.
The
with
Intermittent
rain
this
first
session
of
Canada's
twenty-.
TO
BRING
FIGHT
Union
originally
had
demanded
morn
ng
oecomu.,
v
uouy
w,u,
first
Parliament.
Fergie
note3
that
Macadam
has
tossed
out
the
window
the
tradition
that
Britons
always
stick
together,
also
the
ola
school
tie
and
the
jolly
dish
ol
afternoon
tea.
He
quite
bluntly
wants
the
British
heavyweight
written
off
as
a
serious
contender
for
the
world
title.
"What
can
you
make
of
a
heavyweight
title
aspirant
whr
admits
taking
a
sucker
punch,
prepares
for
his
next
Important
CALGARIf
CT
The
executive
apayboostof
$15aweek.
Wage3jabandoned
the
strlcken
tug
before
the
strike
were
$85.50
for,
Af
ak
m
Sw
wind.whipped
occasional
snowers
uus
niier-noon
and
evening.
Cloudjr
with
scattered
showers
Friday.
Wlnd3
IDS
LEAD
U
FINALS
f
J
Burrard
yd
an
upset
vic-f
league-leading
f"t
Adanacs,
wln-Mve
them
a
3-2
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Con
BIG
FOUR
MEET
a
30'4-hour
week
for
day
snlu
Gulf
of
Alaska.
The
Coast
gress
of
Canada
today
recommended
at
the
annual
conven
easterly
(25)
this
morning,
,(
shifting
to
northerly
(20)
this
afternoon
and
evening.
Winds
tion
the
eviction
of
the
Can
Atlantic
69
IS
PROBABLE
MOSCOW
tt
Foreign
Minister
Andrei
Vishlnsky,
slated
to
head
the
Russian
delegation
at
the
United
Nations
Assembly
in
New
York
next
week,
Is
ex
northwesterly
(20)
Friday.
-Little
adian
Seamen's
Union.
At
the
opening
of
the
conven
over
the
Royal
change
ln
temperature.?
Low
ljthp
inter-city
la-
fight
by
breaking
stones
and
Hon,
the
executive
asked
the
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Port
"yoff
finals.
The
getting
a
chip
In
his
eye?"
Asks?
more
than
900
delegates
to
slated
here
to-
Guard
said
the
vessel
had
radioed
that
the
six
went
over
the
side
in
a
14-foot
lifeboat
and
that
there
was
no
land
In
sight.
ATOMIC
TALKS
START
TUESDAY
OTTAWA
Ch
Canada,
the
United
States
and
Britain
will
discuss
their
relations
in
.
the
field
of
atomic
research
in
Macadam.
"And
who
trains
lor
Hardy,
Masset
and
Prince
Rupert,
50
and
60.
a
world
fight
by
driving
a
truck
pected
to
press
for
a
new
meeting
of
the
Big
Four
foreign
min
and
$91
for
36v4-hour
weex
withe
night
shift.
The
strike
against
the
dallies
Is
believed
to
be
the
longest
against
any
group
of
metropolitan
newspapers.
But
the
newspapersthe
Tribune,
DaUy
Sun-Tlmcs,
Dally
News,
Herald-American
and
Journal,
have
not
missed
a
day's
publication
since
the
strike
began
on
November
24,
1947.
South
African
Woman
,
Ended
Water
Poison
at
night?"
isters.
The
latter
hobby,
Fergie
notes,
Juhn
Good
on
the
Prince
caused
the
postponement
oi
W.
G.
Kelsey,
ol
Winnipeg,
assistant
C.N.R.
tax
commissioner,
will
arrive
ln
the
city
next
Tuesday
on
business.
Cahnont
32
C.
&
E
5.90
Central
Leduc
72
Home
OH
10
50
Mercury
10
Okalta
160
Pacific
Tete
2.78
Princess
27
Va
Royal
Canadian
07
Toronto
Athona
12',a
Aumaque
'
"
Bcattie
-60
Bevcourt
-..
29
Bobjo
14
Bufiak)
Canadian
11
Consol.
Smelters
99.00
CANADA
PACKERS
Woodcock's
return
bout
with
make
permanent"
the
suspension
of
Its
re-tlnged
affiliate.
The
controversy
between
left
and
right
wing
factions
ln
the
Congress
is
expected
to
produce
a
rousing
fight
on
the
Issue.
A
number
of
locals
have
asked
that
the
suspension
be
lifted
The
C.S.U.
Itself
has
withdrawn
from
the
Congress
following
the
suspension.
Lee
Savold
until
sometime
hi
NET
PROFIT
UP
Washington
next
-week,
It
was
the
spring
after
the
Doncaster
announced
today.
The
talks,
TORONTO
ff
Canada
Pack
Yorkshireman
broke
a
shoulder
HEADS
.'
forecast
by
President
Truman
ers
Ltd.
reported
that
sales
ln
ln
a
statement
on
July
23,
will
CAFETOWN
ih
An
elderly.
begin
Tuesday.
the
year
ending
March
30,
1949
boosted
the
net
profit
for
that
period
to
$2,807,237
as
compared
with
a
net
profit
of
$2,182,300
for
the
same
period
last
year.
fcoft-spoken
woman,
now
living
quietly
among
the
bulky
volumes
and
microscopes
of
her
white-
ft.-,;,
(?
riusiia
I
Unitrcl
Nations
itliun.s
to
tho
Unit-;tawmiii5
General
it"
hradf-ci
by
For-
walled
cottage
ln
Capetown,
has
played
a
major
role
In
saving
v.Antiioi
v
vi.
i,i
blade
when
he
drove
his
blasted
lorry
Into
a
blinking
tree.
"Why
Bruce
should
be
sticking
to
night
truck
driving
when
promoter
Jack
Solomons
had
6,000
tickets
sold
for
his
fight
is
beyond
Macadam'
s
understanding,"
says
Fergie.
A
GLIMMER
OF
HOPE
Adds
Fergie.
Perhaps
Macadam
Is
unduly
worried.
Woodcock
and
his
eccentricities
may
be
a
bit
trying
but
there
isn't
much
to
brag
about
in
the
wrorld
heavyweight
division
right
now.
thousands
of
Transvaal
cattle;
and
sheep
from
the
highly
dan
BIG
CROP
Pakistan
Is
the
world's
producer
of
jute.
Coinvest
1.18
Donalda
.52
Eldona
6
East
Sullivan
2.80
Giant
Yellowknlfe
....
6.60
God's
Lake
42
Hardrock
27
Harricana
07
Heva
-13
Va
Hosco
12
gerous
algae
poisoning
on
the
banks
of
the
Vaaldam
Lake
near
SCORES
Johannesburg.
AIR
PASSENGERS
She.
Is
Edith
Stephens,
who
un
til
her
recent
retirement
was
a
jacKnue
"'"a
lecturer
in
the
botanical
depart
mil
Ei.zard
Charles
Is
most
convinc
(CPA.)
To
Vancouver
H.
J.
Myer,
J
McWillimas,
G.
W.
McLeod
ment
of
the
University
of
Capetown.
The
Royal
Society
of
South
Africa
recently
honored
her
by
ing
and
his
challengers
are
no
better
"rican
f
New
York
2-13
Boston
i
FashlnBton
1
Philadelphia
2
tional
I
St.
Louis
9
HCint"lnnati
2
i
,12.
Pittsburgh
4
icago
8
To
Sandsplt
E.
T.
S.
Moore,
"Maybe
Bruce
will
supervise
publishing
a
paper
on
her
research
on
algae
poisoning
the
jaundiced
Mr.
Macadam.
If
F.
Richards.
From
Vancouver
P.
Allen,
B.
he
beats
the
aging
Savold,
when
:
fa
O
-1
v"7ifc
i
-
,'
j
The
algae,
identified
by
Miss
Jollct
Quebec
-52
Lake
Rowan
09
Lapaska
-06
Little
Long
Lac
72
Lynx
13
Madscn
Red
Lake
....
2
90
McKenzle
Red
Lake
.47
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
1-45
Moneta
40
Negus
2.25
Noranda
58.25
Louvicourt
15
Pickle
Crow
2.15
and
If
Ihey
meet,
it
will
surprise
Stephens
was
noticed
ai
me
us,
too,
but
just
a
little."
Vaaldam
when
cattle,
sheep.
horses
and
dogs
began
to
die
along
Its
banks.
Toxlcologlsts
found
that
the
Am-
v-
REPRESENTS
SOUTH
AFRICA
Hon.
A.
A.
Roberts,
new
South
African
High
Commissioner
to
Canada,
has
arrived
ln
the
capital
to
assume
his
new
duties.
A
lawyer,
Mr.
Roberts
has
ben
legal
ac-viser
to
the
South
African
Government
and
served
as
(his
country's
representative
at
the.
United
Nations
agencies.
He
replaces
P.
R.
Vlljoen
who
is
now
ln
Australia.
.'
'
(C.
P.
Photo
MUSICAL
UNIT
A
gamut
is
the
set
of
eight
notes
ln
a
musical
'scale
which
forms
an
octave.
COLD
STEEL
McLean,
Lt.
Stapleton,
Mrs.
O.
Blackaby,
C.
Pearson,
J.
McQueen,
R.
Hall.
From
Sadsplt
Miss
A.
Mar-chlldon,
Capt.
T.
Laurie.
(Q.C.A.)
To
Masset
D.
Candow,
T.
King.
To
Queen
Charlotte
City
C.
D.
Palmer.
To
Alice
Arm
D.
H.
William-name
province.
To
Stewart
H.
Behnson
.
Regcourt
05Va
-JPbcr
16,
i949
Some
stainless
steel
can
be
1:00
deaths
were
caused
by
a
vigorous
water-bloom
which
extended,
through
98
percent
of
the
whole
water
area
of
the
dam.
Thousands
of
cattle
and
sheep
had
died
before
samples
of
the
algae
were
sent
to
Miss
Stephens
In
Capetown.
IT'S
THE
WORLD'S
"HOT-SPOT"
This
is
the
spot
where
Yugoslavia,
Hungary
and
Romania
touch,
the
hottest
spot
ln
the
world
today
if
reports
of
Russian
concentration
there
are
correct.
It
Is
only
80
miles
from
Belgrade,
ahd
a
Russian
concentration
of
five
armored
divisions,
backed
by
a
varplane
armada,
is
reported
there.
.
.
.
144
feet
17.1
feet
best
worked
at
90
degrees
below
San
Antonio
4.15
Senator
Rouyn
39
Sherrlt
Gordon
2.70
Steep
Rock
1.83
Sturgeon
River
21
Silver
Miller
.
.44
zero,
and
special
tools
have
had
j
19:37
i
1:41
J
13:18
7.7
;eet
to
be
designed
to
work
it.
11.4
fi