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JUNE
23.
1949
PRICE
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1
Britain
May
R
un
Yanatse
Ri
New
Service
inaugurated
Federal
Minister.
Ladv
iver
polosy
For
Attack
On
Ship
Mayor
and
Island
Industrialist
in
'Phone
Talk
Inauguration
of
the
new
long
distance
tcjephone
service
between
Prince
Rupert
and
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
-
was
officially
marked
at
3
o'clock
Wednesday
afiernoon
with
a
three
way
conversation
In
which
Reds
Clamp
On
Blockade
Anchises
Was
Mistaken
For
Communist
Vessel
SHANGHAI
(CP)
hi-i...-,.-.
l
J
lir-
.
I
1
a
federal
cabinet
minister
at
Victoria,
the
mayor
of
Prince
Rupert
and
a
Masse
t
industrial
ist
participated.
Mutual
greetings
were
exchanged
between
Hon.
R.
W.
Mayhew,
minister
of
fisheries,
Mayor
Nora
Arnold
and
S.
L.
Simpson,
shellfish
cannery
operator.
All
expressed
eratifir-;
Presence
of
a
British
sloop
off
the
mouth
of
the
KING
OFFICER
TAKES
SALUTE
OF
VRIKCF
pt
i,
,,.'
"
"
busby.
King
George
take,
the
salute
om
Ws
daScr
B!-W1-Koed
hand
to
bcar-e
after
the
ceremony
of
the
trooping
3
Z
'
tion
over
the
institution
of
the
service
which
will
prove
a
boon
to
carrying
on
of
the
increasing
business
between
Prince
Rupert
and
such
Island
points
as
Massct,
Port
Clements,
Sklde-
V
Reefer
Hay
Change
Style
In
DUTCH
PLANE
CRASH
BARf.
Italy
A
four-engirwd
Roydl
Dutch
Ajriines
plane
crashed
into
the
sea
off
Bari
today,
killing
an
estimated
28
passengers
and
crew
of
seven,
a
Bari
newspaper
reported.
Twenty-one
bodies
have
already
been
recovered
from
the
sea.:
The
ship
was
bound
from
Batavia
to
Amsterdam
and
was
piloted
by
the
son
of
the
Royal
Dutch
Airlines
president.
NEW
ASBESTOS
PLANT
MONTREAL
The
Canadian
Johiis-Manville
Co.
announced
here
last
night
that
they
have
discovered
new
asbestos
properties
in
Ontario,
70
miles
east
of
Timmins,
which
will
increase
the
flow
of
asbestos
from
Canada.
Lewis
H.
Brown,
chairman
of
the
company
board,
said
that
$10,000,000,
originally
to
be
spent
on
further
development
of
the
company's
property
at
Asbestos,
Quebec,
would
now
be
used
In
connection
with
the
new
mine
located
near
Larder
Lake.
gate
and
Queen
Charlotte
City
Mr.
Mayhew
expressed
the
V
shimmer
fit
PandiiltlA
xangtse
River
today
caused
speculation
that
efforts
may
be
made
to
run
the
nationalist
blockade
of
Chinese
communist
ports.
The
blockade
is
due
to
be
clamped
down
on
all
Red
ports
from
Foochow
northward
beginning
Sunday.
f
British
sources
here
were
mum
on
their
plans
but
the
sloop
Black
Swan,
damaged
only
a
few
days
ago
by
Communist
artillery
on
the
Yangtse,
was
known
to
be
near
the
river.
MeanwhHe
the
Chinese
nationalist
government
has
sent
an
expression
of
regret
to
the
British
government
on
the
ma.
chine-gunning
and
bombing
of
opinion
that
the
service
would
WAGE
DEMANDS
BEING
STUDIED
Railway
Companies
Considering
Latest
llrnlherhoud
Proposal
he
of
great
advantage
to
the
lw.1ically-c.K,lc.drefrtK(.r.,t.iri!
which
irc-and-salt
in
pres
fishing
industry
in
particular
and
the
residents
of
the
Isl
ide
only
one
or
lU
rut
refrigeration
ral1
.
NEW
DESIGN
FOR
JET-POWERED
PLANE-A
series
of
tests
are
being
conducted
by
U.S.
research
engineers
at
Muroc
Air
Force
Base,
Calif.,
with
the
Consolidated
Vultee
Model
7002
jet
plane.
The
craft,
pictured
here
from
three
different
angles,
was
built
to
prove
the
design
superiority
of
the
delta
wing
configuration
over
conventional
"sweptback"
wing
styles.
Engineers
say
the
triangular
wing
offers
far
less
drag
and
therefore
provides
greater
performance
duing
flights
made
in
the
transonic
and
supersonic
speed
ranges.
in
Canada
will
leave
Uin
is
about
10
degrees
above
ands
in
general.
Mrs.
Arnold
observed
that
it
Rupert
tonight
as
part
ar
trainload
of
fish
and
MONTREAL-
N.
ji.
Walton.
was
a
service
which
had
been
ciHss-rniimxy
Journey
it
k
the
beginning
of
a
in
refrigerated
trans-
.uuve
vice-president
of
the
long
awaited
and
was
greatly
Canadian
National
Railways,
(
appreciated,
and
N.
R.
Crump,
vlce-presid-1
Mr.
Simpson
hoped
that
the
ent
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
.service
would
weld
more
solidly
Railway,
said
today
that
the
de-,
the
business
link
between
the
mands
received
last
week
from
Islands
and
Prince
Rupert.
He
zero.
It
is
believed
that
overall
cost
of
operation
of
a
mechanical
reefer
will
be
about
the
same
as
the
ice
cars,
but
greater
efficiency
may
be
achieved.
This
morning,
the
'units
sent
the
temperature
in
the
car
froi".
T9
degrees
to
24
degrees
In
atl
hour
and
a
half
as
It
was
being
FOODSTUFFS
TO
BE
SHIPPED
VIA
the
British
flying
a
British
flag
ar
luiil
.s
like
any
oilier
..uii-upi-iaung
railway
Dro-
urged
Prince
Rupert
people
to
ilor
car
except
for
two
lik''
devices,
one
at
eaeh
d
the
roar
of
motors
and
was
believed
to
be
a
communist
vessel.
THE
WEATHER
thcrhoods
arc
being
studied.
These
demands
Include
a
reduction
in
hours
of
work
from
fortv-
visit
the
Islands
more
frequently.
Later
there
was
a
conversa
times
from
it.
It
is
the
mctliaiiieally-coolod
re-
OPENING
OF
elglit
to
forty
hours
a
week,
but
tion
along
similar
lines
be
Mi
rar
in
Canada
and
RUPERT
TO
INTERIOR
OF
ALASKA
Transfer
to
Be
Made
at
Ocean
Dock
Where
Barlow
Elevators
Are
Now
Running:
Again
An
experimental
shipment
of
perishable
foodstuffs,
which
may
pave
the
way
to
a
steady
traffic,
will
be
made
from
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow,
bound
for
Fairbanks,
Alaska,
via
the
Haines
Cut-off.
The
shipment,
19
carloads
of
vegetables,
fruit,
meats
and
other
nroduce.
will
arrivp
in
Prin
Rh.
without
reduction
in
present
tween
Mayor
Arnold
and
W
J
"
take
U
i.
i
.jj,.,
i
.
.
.
LIMBERLOST
cooled
to
receive
the
fish.
Constant
temperatures
within
the
zero
range
arc
necessary
to
preserve
frozen
fish
while
in
transit.
I
'RKEZI
It
AMI
IIE,mit
u
n
the
continent.
a
loaded
with
30.0(1(1
Davies,
prominent
Queen
Charlotte
City
business
man
and
former
Canadian
National-
Tele
Official
opening
of
the
Lim-
i
down
halibut
at
the
graphs
manager
here.
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-
home
pay,
and,
in
addition,
for
a
further
general
wage
increase
of
seven
cents
an
hour.
In
the
case
of
the
Canadian
Brotherhood
of
Railway
Employees
the
request
for
an
additional
wage
increase
is
ten
cents
an
hour.
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Prince
-
Rupert,
Region-Rain
today,
cloudy
with
showers
tomorrow.
Wind,
westerly
(25
'
m.p.h.),
continuing
cool.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
At
Masset
47
and
53,
Prince
Rupert
beriotit
-Lodge,
Prince
Rupert's
new
summer
resort
on
the
famous
north
beach
of
Graham
Island,
Is
taking
place
this
Saturday
when
a
special
reception
is
being
arranged
by
the
man
p
fail
view
Bay
plant
niwn
Tlie
car
is
!-r
Mimireal
and
enroute
wive
attention
which
fs
of
railroad
rolling
tional
Railways
and
be
loaded
into
refrigerated
trucks
aboard
47
and
53.
A
feature
of
the
car
is
that
it
can
also
be
used
as
a
heat:d
car
with
the
flick
of
a
swiu
h.
By
reversing
the
refrigeration
process,
the
units
become
heat
pumps
which
take
heat
from
the
atmosphere
and
blow
it
into
tne
car.
This
principle
was
demon-
a
converted
landing
baree
at
-pjve.
Last
year
all
railway
employees
received
a
general
wage
increase
of
seventeen
cents
an
hour
which
meant
in
effect
the
Alaska
Highway
between
Dawson
Creek,
Alberta
and
the
Haines
Cut-off.
The
cargo
originated
hi
Seattle
and
is
travelling
over
Canadian
agement,
for
inaugural
visitors
front
this
city
who
are
Joining
in
the
excursion
aboard
the
steamer
Coquitlam,
sailing
tomorrow
night
and
returnine
the
ocean
dock.
The
two
Borlow
lift
elevators
at
the
ocean
dock,
from
which
Port
Hardy
Region
Overcast
today.
Intermittent
rain
tonight
and
tomorrow.
Wind
light.
Cooler
tomorrow.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy
50
and'
46.
monthly
increases
amounting
to
.i-
i
i.....
c-..
..
i
motors
were
removed
after
the
i
territory
in
bond.
"
reo.ua.y
ncn
me
$35
36
an(,
upwar(is
car
was
used
to
shin
a
load
of
1
t
u..i
-
Jdr;
d;.
s'
t
wh.
t.tl
..
s'r
iltl
L
t
ne
irvii
srt
lay
76
t
j.
i
t
20
67G
:S
n)t
Id.
SE
:
7p
Sunday
morning.
for
the
This
in
war.
nave
Deen
put
inoperationl
On
arrival
at
Massett
Satur
BASEBALL
SCORES
TODAY
National
Boston
12,
Chicago
5.
Philadelphia
0,
Pittsburg
3.
WEDNESDAY
American
St.
Louis
5-8,
New
York
1-0.
Detroit
13,
Boston
4.
Chicago
4,
Washington
1.
Cleveland
7,
Philadelphia
3.
National
Brooklyn
3,
"Cincinnati
4.
Boston
8,
Chicago
9.
Philadelphia
3,
Pittsburg
12.
New
York
8,
St.
Louis
11.
day
morning,
the
visitors
will
crease
is
costing
the
railways
over
$71,000,000
a
year.
be
whisked
in
cars
out
to
the
North
Beach
there
to
spend
the
Ted
Applewhaite'
day
inspecting
the
new
resort.
unanagaii
apples
to
Montreal.
Temperature
in
the
car
during
the
whole
journey
ranged
from
32
to
3G
degrees,
although
it
was
10
degrees
below
zero
outside.
Interested
officials,
both
of
the
railway
and
the
Fisheries
Research
Hoard
will
travel
with
the
again
and
will
be
used
in
the
transfer
of
the
goods.
These
elevators
may
also
be
used
for
lifting
automobiles.
'
'
The
barge
will
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
today
to
await
the
cargo
which
will
be
shipped
in
refrigerated
cars.
From
Prince
Rupert,
the
baree
The
estimated
cost
to
the
railways
of
the
new
wage
increases
and
to
establish
a
forty-hour
week
without
reduction
in
present,
weekly
pay
would
mean
established
through
the
enterprise
of
a
locally
formed
com
NEWSETTE
!!
ri'.se
attention
to
the
'
"f
i'.s
refrigeration
i
be
representatives
of
'fies
Research
Hoard
of
nl
Canadian
National
whose
recommendation
'
the
difference
bo-'l"Mion
as
standard
1
r
i'.s
modification
w
r'i
Kueecssful
and
ef-'rs
r
Hiat
design
may
h"
present
ire-refriu-"''f'rs
'
which
arc
now
011
continental
rail-
Miccr.f,,!
rrfri;;era-''
"'f
only
considera-"'
Hie
railway
must
''
1
-
maintenance
of
b'ls
of
such
cars
is
:
f'ire
il
u'lini.i
.,...
..i.
i
pany,
partaking
of
hospitality
and
generally
enjoying
the
surroundings
of
one
of
this
a
a
iuiuici
further
annual
iiimu.u
expense
1'jipriiau
to
iu
the
uie
YOUR
FEDERAL
CANDIDATE
r
.
,
,
,,
.
.
,
,
ie
rigerator.
riding
In
a
tounst
for
th
groups
district's
most
celebrated
beau
"
l"
uini-muiiui.
I"
flf
mure
th:.n
tFi9
nnn
fKlfl
or
a
will
go
to
Haines,
Alaska,
where
Montreal.
ty
spots.
total
of
over
$74,000,000.
It
was
announced
this
morn
ing
that
further
bookings
for
NAVY
WILL
BUILD
SHIPS
HALIBUT
SALES
FINAL
COUNT
June
24
Meeting
at
Port
Edward,
7:30
p.m.
LIBERAL
RALLY,
Civic
Centre
SATURDAY
NIGHT,
JUNE
25
at
8
p.m.
Hear
Applewhaite
Speak
Everybody
Welcome
the
trip
were
still
available.
Among
those
already
listed
are
Mayor
Nora
Arnold,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
M.
Gordon
and
famllv.
the
trucks
will
be
unloaded
and
start
a
700-mile
run
over
the
Haines
Cut-off
and
Alaska
Highway
to
Fairbanks.
They
are
operated
by
the
Alaska
Freight
Service.
Purpose
of
the
shipment
is
to
test
the
feasibility
of
supplying
foodstuffs
to
Alaska
via
this
route
which
would
cut
off
almost
1,000
miles
of
truck
haul
over
American
Thor.
55.000,
Cold
20.2c,
20c
and
16c.
Storage,
OTTAWA
Xf'
First
step
in
a
program
of
building
fast
new
escort
vessels
for
anti-submarine
SET
FOR
JULY
July
7
has
been
set
by
Returning
Officer
T.
W.
Brown
as
the
date
for
the
commencement
of
('a
nadian
work
was
announced
by
the
Navy
yesterday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Skinner
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
R.
Foster,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H
Stang-bye,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Van
Meer,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
A
Hunter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hugo
Kraupner,
Mrs.
T.
W.
Boulter,
Mrs
R.
Allen,
Miss
Marie
Boulter.
Miss
Winnie
Mc-
Margaret
I,
38,000,
Atlln,
19.6c,
present,
cars
,,ui"l)
('lenient
in
the
known
as
"freon
'
""'
"'(!
in
hou.selK.ld
l
rs
There
are
two
in-
1
'"'its.
urcordiiiR
ti)
riv.i,,,...!
the
official
count
following
the
19
5c
and
15c.
Contract
has
been
let
to
Can
repent.
nmvlneint
eleet.ion
The
'
r..Wnri
f
1
.TuMnufinin
28,000,
adian
Vickers
Ltd.
of
Montreal
operation,
complicated
by
hund-'cold
Storage,
19.6c,
19.5c
and
15c.
1..
..r
l.
1
u..it.
.t
r...
-
..
,...
.
to
start
work
immediaUlv
on
reds
of
absentee
ballots
from
Pacific,
Joan
W.
II,
20,000
Caskill,
Miss
B.
Johnson,
Miss
M
.
mm.
u
i.v...
v.
u
iviliu
WUl'MllC
19.7c.
19.5c
and
15c.
drawing
of
the
hull
structure
of
nenung,
k.
Harrison,
a.
f,
SEVEN
DAYS
FOR
DRUNKEN
DRIVING
Two
men
were
sentenced
to
Dovre
B.,
35,000.
Co-operative.)
the
irs,
tnree
shipf.
,
Keneral
uu-
'
P"'i;hal)ln
traffic
for
company.
's
V.e,P
t,,V(.oprd
,
Slates
by
the
Thrrm..
Skattebol,
Dr,
J.
P.
Cheney,
R.
Dudley,
George
Martin
and
Q.
within
and
without
the
riding,
is
expected
to
take
at
least
a
few
days.
Already
there
arc
200
absentee
votes
In
for
ALlin
and
Skeena
ridings.
'''I.
(if
HI
....
si"er.
Cv
n,,..
.
j
hi
ii
j(
i.-s
Absentee
"
votes
from
"
various
seven
days
in
jail
on
charges
of
drunken
driving
hi
city
police
court
Wednesday
afternoon
while
a
third
man
received
fines
totalling
$350
this
morning
on
"
1
"
(IM
on
1
l.r....
r.l
iiieni
They!
,yl)0
similar
to
thos
parts
of
UlD
l"'ovi,,('e
for
,llls
",p
-"imny
n
hunl
'"c
starting
to
come
in.
TrlKeialed
trueks
in
ThC
11laJor,y
of
J'
D-
McRaf'
!
SUips'
the
Coalition
candidate
here,
is
i
.'
alre-jflv
viiffleiellt,
1.0
remove
UlC
L.
Simons.
LOCAL
TIDES
Friday,
June
24,
1949
High
12:33
16.8
feet
Low
!
6:16
4.1
feet
18:03
9.0
feet
BASEBALL
BOSS
AND
NEGRO
BOY
iwr,'r
installed
in
the
charges
of
Illegally
supplying
liquor.
Sentenced
to
seven
days
in
jai!
by
Magistrate
Vance
after
entering
pleas
of
guilty
to
separate
charges
of
drunken
driving
were
possibility
of
any
change
due
to
'leers
of
ii,..
i.
Ezzard
Charles
Called
World's
Heavy
Champ
After
Beating
Walcott
'
.Youth
Served
Well
In
Bout
At
Chicago
Last
Night
Jersey
Joe
Fought
Gamely
CHICAGO
(CP)-Ezzartl
Charles,
27-year-old
lean,
hungry
negro
from
Cincinnati,
last
night
won
the
National
Boxing
Association
share
of
Joe
Louis'
vacated
heavyweight
boxing
championship
by
a
unanimous
15-round
decision
over
35-year-old
Jersey
Joe
Walcott.
ambling
fightiner
Daoov
from
Camden.
-
..
i-
im
Ties
"ard
under
fii-n..-
absentee
votes.
The
"situation
In
AUin
is
....
.
i..
nt,.
.....
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tu
m
,
uunc
nt
BROADCASTS
HON.
BROOKE
CLAXTON-Thursday,
June
23,
11:15
a.m.
TED
APPLEWHAITE
Thursday,
June
23,
9:15
p.m.
TED
APPLE
WHAITE-Friday,
June
21,
11:15
a.m.
TED
APPLE
WHAITE-Friday,
June
24,
4:20
p.m.
CCF
AND
DEMOCRACY
VT
bavy0U
have
a
very
great
resPe
for
Social-
'
um
Ism
of
the
CCF
brand-wlth
its
passionate
and
young
awareness
of
human
irregularities
tSS
and
its
sincere
belief
iplr
iS
aUon'
O0t
human
elf-development.
But
,
there
is
one
hitch.
Socialism
is
not
Democracy,
in
which
TT
V
bC
the
agent
of
hls
own
PSvess
and
n
which
the
state
is
an
impartial
referee,
constituted
by
the
people,
neither
a
contender
against
individual
enterprise
nor
any
more
of
a
protector
than
is
absolutely
necessary
to
save
man
from
social
abuses
Those
who
aim
at
socializing
Industry,
production
and
distribution,
and
this
is
the
CCF
platform
would
make
it
impossible
for
Government
to
be
such
aTferee
They
wlsh
jTf?
maStCrS
imtead
f
b'nes;
masTers
nn,,nl6
n
Industries,
and
in
the
basic
economy
of
the
!!
?
Way
withln
human
nature.
by
which
such
a
-
policy
widely
applied,
can
avoid
ultimate
regimentation
of
the
people
or
a
destruction
of
initiative
among
the
people,
'
as
rewards
for
effort
depend,
more
and
more,
on
governmental
paternalism
and
not
on
personal
competence
There
Is
no.
way
in
which
it
can
avoid
a
decadence,
sooner
or
later
of
the
state,
that
finds
itself
in
possession
of
so
much
unchallengeable,
economic
power
and
monopoly
that
it
need
no
longer
be
answerable
to
the
voice
of
the
people.
This
is
the
main
reason
why
Free
People
oppose
the
CCF.
VOTE
LIBERAL
ON
JUNE
27
(Published
by
the
Skeena
Federal
Campaign
Committee)
Harry
Cecil
McVety
and
Michael
'"ham
"uvt
'
;
somewhat
clilierctu
in
nm
!
"al
(
rrfiiBeratlnn,'
whcre
w.
d.
Smith,
the
Coali-that-a
minimum
I
tion
candidate,
has
a
majority
"
live
degrees
be-'so
far
of
116
with
at
least
the
iaawka.
Clarence
Leinrn
was
found
guilty
on
a
charge
of
supplying
liquor
to
a
minor
and
fined
$300
.
"
niaintainerl,
200
absentee
ballots
still
to
be
CHICAGO
Frank
Lano,
general
manager
of
the
Chicago
White
Sox;
baseball
club,
has
been
accused
of
striking
a
negro
youth
whom
he
caught
sneaking
'"
mwest
tempera-
counted.
into
the
ball
park
with
five
white
or
three
months
In
jail.
He
was
also
convicted
of
a
charge
of
supplying
liquor
to
Indians
and
fined
$50
3U
or
rf
one
month
momtl
in
111
M
jail.
'
'
'
t...
t..,
i
new
o
riotr
jr.
Lane
was
arrested
June
14
boys.
it
has
become
known,
on
a
com-l"lea
Tlie
sec0,ld
Jal1
sentence
was
t
nlaint
bv
t.hP
P.rm
hnv
Erturri
C.F.
FisiaH
Eally
llc
Meeting
SATURDAY,
8
p.m.
f
s
of
Norway
Hall,
Sth
Avenue
East
Wallace,
aged
13.
He
is
accused
run
concurrently
with
the
first
one.
of
assault
and
battery.
The
filzzle-toppea
Charles
failed
to
flatten
his
ancient
foe
after
having
him
on
the
way
to
a
knockout
In
three
rounds
The
last
three
rounds
were
fought
to
an
accompaniment
of
boos
from
the
crowd
who
wanted
more
action.
Judires
Frank
McAdams
and
78
to
72.
Referee
David
Miller
found
for
Charles
77
to
73.
The
Associated
Press
had
it
even
more
lobsided
with
an
82
to
68
point
margin
for
Charles.
It
is
possible
that
Charles
may
meet
the
winner
of
the
British
version
of
the
world's
championship
between
Bruce
Wood
L
H.
G
ARCHIBALD
i.r
1
IHIU
G.
ARCHIBALD
X
Baseball
Tonight
ROOSEVELT
PARK
6:30
P.M.'
Merchants
vs.
Commercials
PERSONAL
WILL
EVA
WEBB
'PLEASE
TELEPHONE
RED
213.
ROBERT
FORRER
cock
and
Leo
Savold
later
in
the
Harold
Maroutz
scored
the
fight
"
1
IS
(148i
i
the
same
way,
voting
for
Charles
summer
in
London
the
CCF
Campaign"
Committee
i
.
it.
r