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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
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NXW8PAPIR
PHONE
81
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest
"
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
203.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
30,
1949.
,
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
OBS
midystiry
mmin
grit'
rike
lim
Coast
Logging
WA
HARD
HIT
Thirty-Two
Thousand
Tuna
Fish
anks
Collapse,
r
t
.
i
:.:-;-''.
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i
........
-
?
i
a
Railway
And
Are
Bigger
Ran
turff
But
Albacore
Are
Not
Biting
The
largest
number
of
tuna
fish
to
be
landed
this
year
to
ildte
totalled
8,000
pounds
which
eleven
boats
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
caught
off
Marble
Island.
However
the
feeling
Is
that
this
may
be
the
total
catch.
Men
Could
Be
Workless
British
Columbia's
Major
Industry
Is
Threatened
by
Crisis
at
'Crucial
Time
VANCOUVER
(CP)
The
multi-million
dollar
lumber
industry,
which
provides
one-third
of
British
Columbia's
dollars
and
attracts
one-sixth
of
Marshall
Plan
aid
to
Canada,
faces
a
strike
of
32,000
coastal
loggers.
Trade
experts
describe
the
time
of;
the
'
threatened
strike
as
"crucial."
-
Machinery
to
supervise;
.
Quake-Damage
1
D..Ai
Pollnf
rl
Niimprnm
na
ccau'va
.
t
slides
Along
the
Shoreline
jrjpjr
camp
of
Powell
River
Co.
Ltd.
at
nw
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
appears
to
There
are
several
Interesting
features
of
the
run
this
year.
The
,0
worst
hit
of
any
place
on
(he
coast
in-
,u
I.,
A.o.-,lmo-
tn
UWorl
rnnovt
"n"
tt,e
mt"
1,1
nuinwrs
strike
vote
among
members
of
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America
is
being
geared
by
mil'l""'-
v...
.ru.jbut
arc
n(jt
fpedin
Dne
boal
r,
.i
41
1,.
..r
,i..n
a
1.
ncC
Jul
it'l
l,
uiouhtuiun
ui
uuudir.
uciiuag'j
.
ii.snea
an
aay
apparently
111
the
1,
K
,K.i.,..
I
school
all
the
time,
vet
caucht
9
i
4
filf
"
i
1
ni
iu
'
l
at
.ri
i.
u
if
Lilt:
iii.ilui-
"
M
-tfT-fc.
?..
.....
'
1
1
1
II
1
1
1
only
two
fish.
The
temperature
,mii
tlir
Islands
seenio
to
be
suitable.
,,cr
(liKice.
the
I
f
Briti-.li
Cnhimbia
ALL
SET
FOR
WASHINGTON
of
August
21.
Another
feature
Is
the
size
of
the
fish.
This
year
they
are
averaging
nineteen
pounds
against
last
year's
average
of
thirteen.
The
largest
one
in
this
catch
measured
about
three
feet
q
afliT-slinrks
up
the
provincial
Labor
Relations
Board.
It
Is
the
Board's
biggest
task
since
being
established
in
1947.
The
Union
claims
that
major
locals,
'
in
weelt-end
balloting,
ratified
President
Stewart
Als-burys
rejection
that
the
recent
conciliation
board's
majority
report
and
his
subsequent
call
for
strike
action.
.-,
In
conciliation
proceedings,
operators
of
165
plants
asked
,
for
a
13
percent
reduction
in
wages
and
a
general
return
to
I
last
week.
th
,-'
LONDON
h
Th
monetary
SEALING
OFF
YUGOSLAVIA
BERLIN
A
Berlin
newspaper
says
that
East
German
police
are
being
sent
to
the
Balkans
to
seal
off
Yugoslavia
for
the
Russians.
The
British
licensed
Social
Democrat
said
that
3500
heavily
armed
policemen
left
Saturday
for
anti-Tito
action
and
recovery
plan
for
Britain
has
six
Inches
and
weighed
thlrty-
now
been
finally
approved
by
,h
,.
a
slat'
"f
alarm
st
If
yaws
among
;
tremor
at
Aero
mule
nil
tanks
10
pilous
of
fuel
NAVY
PILOTS
CRASH
Still
burning
after
its
collision
with
a
similar
aircraft
at
the
Toronto
suburb
of
Malton,
this
Royal
Candlan
Navy
SeaMre
crashed,
killing
its
pilot,
together
with
the
pilot
of
the
other
wrecked
plane.
The
two
fliers,
Lt.-Cmdr.
C.
G.
Watson
and
Lieut.
Charles
f.lson,
both
of
Toronto,
were
practicing
formation
flying
for
a
display
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
-when
the
propellor
of
one
plane
chewed
off
the
tail
of
the
other.
The
planes
were
based
at
the
naval
air
station
at
Dartmouth,
N.
S.
(C.
P.
Photo
the
cabinet
preparatory
to
the
j
dollar
talks
In
,Wa.tlilii5toii!
which
arc
now
in
the
prelimin-
(
HpM
A
Tfl
arv
staaes.
The
proposals,
com-
VllLI
ilvlLJ
lw
t
and
Ml
to
the
i
completely
flat-
pre-war
conditions.
PORT
EDWARD
The
men
asked
for
a
15c
raise.
employer
-
sponsored
welfare
said
that
12.000
more
were
to
be
sent.
They
are
commanded
by
the
Russian
General
Fmirnov.
RELAXING
CONTROLS
OTTAWA
Export
controls
S
STOCKS
thf
(it
her
wreck-Links.
In
Its
fail,
irt
of
Ilic
wharf.
piled
by
the
treasury
foreign
office
and
-trade
experts,
list
suggestions
to
help
Britain
recover
her
financial
strength
and
also
asks
the
United
Stales
to
give
more
Tielp.
The
r
plan
will
d
Whirl
of
Excitement
as
Shrine
I
plan
and
closed
shop.
James
Griffiths
shipping
in
JotmitcD
Co
1.K5.)
The
Board's
recommendation
k
Hie
end
of
th"
terests
of
Seattle,
whose
Canadian
subsidiary
is
the
Coast-
r
r
rv
iv-
n
left
most
of
both
requests
alone,
o.
,.i,i
i
t),,
rv
i
-lrniwni
mnnr
in
f
rir
r
r
i
r
rrr
on
lumber
will
be
relaxed
next
Vansowver
Bayonne
Oo1,:
Bralome
10.25
B.
R.
Con
03
virtually
retaining
status
quo.
The
recommendation
Is
bind
with
Tj
feet
of
it.
ts
tit
dislodged
of
tlie
resident
week
but
this
should
not
be
Ukrn
to
Washington
by
Sir
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Y
Ul
Urjl3
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III
"'i'
I
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II
IV.
C
IXUUCIl
Stafford
Cripps,
chancellor
of
"anded
an
Important
con-p"u""TU'
,XUrUV
Ernest
tract
in
coiinecUon
with
the
.
,
,
r,
RtmpJ
manv'
and
(he
Exc1,e.,uer,
f
vimnirsters.
and
mean
higher
lumber
prices
in
ing
on
neither
side
since
neithef
operation
ol
ine
uommoia
i.ei-1
.
T
v
cB-ll
was
badly
Bevln
foreign
secretary,
for,
j
u-
r
I
e
B.
R.
X
'
Cariboo
Quartz
,
1.10
'
cu
lUKJSc
U),
a
pulp
null
now
uiuin
o.i
i
vivtnici
v
1
1
jv
j
v-vt
it
1111
1111
tAvntmtia
ui
uuiuvi-
conatruction
at
Watson
Island.
Canada.
A
Trade
Department
announcement
means
that
the
United
States
market
will
be
w
ide
"open
to
Canadian
lumber
after
September
6.
himiiey
toppled
onlo
the
lawn
.
...
v
-v.
ous
and
ingenious
types
lastriightasjlenry
Meyer-.(..Heuey
u-ZZl.-3Z
financial
talks
with
American
pnd
Canadian
representatives
wttirti
-jwirrne
toptevel
:Btature
on
September
7.
side
accepted
It.
The
last
strike
in
1946
paralyzed
the
Industry
for
6
days.
'interior
and
northern
loggers
are
still
negotiating.
Employers
there
have
asked
for
a
twenty
percent
reduction.
colorful
Crescent
Shows
ten-day
stand
.
of
caustic
"0"
8
opened
a
or
15,000
tons
liquid
furl
oil
spread
and
chlorine
chemicals
annu-
m
i'rince
Rupert
under
the
auspices
of
the
Prince
Ku
r"h"s
himI
across
Pacific
Eastern
05
Pend
Oreille
4.75
Pioneer
3.25
Premier
Border
03l,i
Privateer
21
Reeves
McDonald
2.25
BIG
FIRE
IN
SOO
SAIXT
STE.
MARIRf
fire-,
r
as
BcaMy
An-
ally
from
the
Hooker
diemical
t
ghHne
CJub
Crescent
gh
ws
h
been
coming
b
plantatTaconxa
tote
blg
Porti;
pert
t
for
many
1
,
men
stood
by
helplessly
(6day4
TUNA
JUST
years
now
but
never
before
has
as
a
$100,000
fire
swept
TRUMAN
PLEDGES
Cum.slirwa
Inlet,
liilrs
came
hurt-'rying
rork
and
Meyernon
assemoiea
sum
a
IWUMIIIMI
m!1
"(Ml"""!
diverse
outfit.
If
opening
!
night
night
tuwara
piani.,
liic
wicmuciu
w
be
used
in
connection
with
the
manufacture
of
the
pulp
at
Port
Edward.
The
chemicals
will
be
transported
north
in
barges
which
have
been
pur-
NOT
BITING
a.
v
x
iterion,
f
"
.
',
may
be
taken
as
any
criter
through
the
yards
of
the
t
Chromium
Mining-
and
Smelting
Corporation.
None
were
injured.
Flames
ate
power
lines,
left
watermains
without
the
show
is
to
enjoy
a
substan
The
tuna
fishing
situation
is
HUH
rather
strange.
There
are
)
cllasec
by
the
Griffiths
con
H
railway
trestl?
c
locomotive
was
eitlB
plunged
off
1
the
bench.
Sheep
Creek
118
Silbak
Premier
40
Salmon
Gold
12
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
3.20
A.
P.
Con
17
Atlantic
-62
Calmont
.
-30
Central
Leduc
75
Home
Oil
9
85
Mercury
10
Okalta
:
140
preat
schools
of
fish.
They
are
cpm
from
Canadian
Transport
AID
TO
BRITAIN,
PHILADELPHIA
a
President
Truman
yesterday
pledged
Great
Britain"
that
the
United
States
would
help
her
in
her
financial
crisis.
He
laid
down
a
lour
point
program
at
the
American
Legion's
5Ut
National
Convention.
It
called
for
sound
expanding
economy
essential
to
Jumping
all
around
and
uic
schools
are
large
but
the
fish
are
not
biting.
,
In
addition
to
the
9,000
Co.
of
Vancouver.
Tlie
barges
have
been
used
for
log
carrying
and
will
be
fitted
with
tanks
In
connection
with
their
conversion
for
the
new
purpose.
TOPPING
L
)
I
I
'
uar
1,
INUING
tial
measure
of
patronage
by
well-satisfied
customers.
Incidentally,
weather
last
night
could
not
have
been
excelled.
Warm
and
clear,
it
was
ideal
fall
carnival
weather.
To
mark
the
opening
of
the
show,
the
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
Band
turned
out
to
participate
in
a
parade
which
led
from
the
Civic
Centre,
along
Third
Avenue
and
around
to
the
carnival
grounds
on
First
Avenue
between
Sixth
and
Seventn
Streets.
Fez-topped
local
Nobles
pounds
that
the
Fishermen
s
Co-ojicratlve
Association
boats
caught
yesterday
the
Atlin
Fish
pressure
and
the
city
without
lights
and
telegraphs.
FIRE
IN
'FRISCO
SAN
FRANCISCO
A
$4,-000,000
fire
swept
an
entire
.
city
block
today
occupied
by
a
Safeway
warehouse
valued
at
$1,000,000
and
containing
grocery
stocks
of
$3,000,000.
Thirty-five
firemen
were
injured,
six
going
to
hospital.
W.VAWWWWWIWNW
THL
WLATHER
world
peace,
and
a
plan
for
try
pping
of
Second
ng
ciiiitinued
by
'
works
depart-
eries
report
landings
of
6,000
ing
to
expand
the
exchange
of
goods
and
services
among
the
Auto
Court
Pacific
Pete
2.35
i
Princess
-20
Toronto
Athena
.'
13
Aumaque
Wz
Seattle
-
-63
Bevcourt
26
f
ill
width
of
the
pound.
The
B.
C.
Packers
have
1,200
pounds
to
date.
I
nd
Avenue
from
'The
boats
are
on
-the
grounds
i1'
to
First
Street
'lack
top
dressing
Badly
Needed
Bobjo
14
mil
cuirues
are
uiiv
auu
u..,
j
niatlons.
They
were
not
looking
for
any
trick
solutions
In-
an
attempt
to
solve
deep-seated
problems.
The
President
said
that
the
problems
could
not
be
solved
unless
they
were
dealt
with
all
P
on
the
present
twenty-four
foot
Morse
Cre'k
appoluting.
me
price
penis
paid
Is
down
from
last
year's
$635,
the
current
rate
being
of
the
Mystic
Shrine
participated
In
the
parade.
Distribution
of
the
fez
caps
lo
the
kiddies
len
Synopsis
i'
expecterl
that,,
Former
Local
Business
Man.
Sees
New
Look
and
New
Spirit
Here
...i..,
tH,,n
Tjnorrt.
after
the
time,
from
time
to
time.
'
further
colorful
atmosphere
to
Moist
Pacific
air
entering
the
'
been
completed
the
scene.
It
was
not
long
be
IveviMMiiK
-
,
D-
Buffalo
Canadian
nva
Conwe.Jt
106
Donalda
&5
Eldona
59
East
Sullivan
2.30
Giant
Yellow-knife
6.65
Gods
Lake
43
Consol.
Smelters
9400
Hard
rock
-23
Harricana
06
Vi
Heva
10
PILOTED
CRASHED
PLANE
Flt.-t.
F.
J.
Rush,
D.F.C.,
of
Winnipeg
was
at
the
controls-of
the
R.C.AF.
Canso
aircraft
which
crashed
300
miles
north
of
Winnipeg
during
a
flight
from
Churchill,
Man.,
killing
all
21
persons
aboard.
(CP.
Photo)
ubout
$325.
This
would
be
satisfactory
If
the
fish
would
only
bite,
but
some
of
the
fishermen
are
considering
turning
their
attention
to
the
codflshing
where
catches
are
more
assured.
Finally
the
democratic
nations
were
not
proposing
to
interfere
with
one
another's
internal
politics.
.
V
lore
evpijomy
ui
nu,
having
left
three-and-a-hair
..'
,
i
h
Macev.
former
.knew
this
show
was
on
and
was
southern
coastal
areas
of
British
Columbia
will
bring
an
end
to
the
warm
spell
of
the
past
several
days.
Although
the
Interior
regions
of
the
province
are
expect-
will
be
given
u
T"
(lutiniinber
the
Is.
phenomenon
f
:al
in
the
anlma!
local
business
man,
is
impressed
aware
that
it
is
carnival
week
again
In
Prince
Rupert.
While
the
rides
are
the
exciting
feature
which
attract
old
I
ing
to
enjoy
another
day
of
rela
tively
clear
skies
and
somewhat
Czech
Plot
i
above
normal
temperatures
with
the
new
appearance
uuu
new
spirit
of
the
city.
"Prince
Rupert
Is
certainly
on
the
way
now,"
he
observed
this
morning
in
looking
about
and
noting
the
stir
and
activity
on
Third
Avenue
so
unlike
the
Revolution
Cloudiness
will
spread
to
the
coastal
areas
and
the
Lower
Street
Work
and
young
alike,
the
show
is
not
without
other
attractions
such
as
the
animal
tents
with
their
Hosco
14
Vi
Jacknife
06
Joliet
Quebec
45
Lake
Rowan
06
Lapaska
06
Vi
Is
Crushed
DAY
diiiml
Piltsiniri!
1
monkeys,
rats
and
mice
which
.61
old
quiet
pre-war
days.
"I
only
intrigue
all.
Is
Welcomed
Mainland
during
the
day.
There
is
some
risk
of
Isolated
thunderstorms
over
the
Lower
Mainland
this
afternoon
and
evening.
Tomorrow
will
be
cloudy
and
coolei
In
the
coastal
areas
with
cloudiness
spreading
to
the
lnterioi
PRAGUE
Cf
Czechoslovakia
In
Bolivia
General
Call-up
to
Head
Off
Threat
Against
Government
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
McKenzie
Red
Lake
McLeod
Cockshutt
Mone
ta
wish
I
was
a
few
years
youn-er
and
I'd
be
back
again
myself
to
stay."
Mr
Macev
sees
not
only
an
.13
2.91
.50
1.25
.41
government
announced
It
had
crushed
an
anti-communist
un
For
those
who
like
the
usual
carnival
games
there
Is
no
lark.
These,
like
the
rest
of
the
shuw,
plied
a
substantial
trade
last
night,
Second
Avenue
Receiving
Hard
Surface
Atte.-rtion
opportunity
but
a
real
need
for
derground
movement
just
as
the
group
began
preparations
to
start
an
armed
revolution.
.
.
Taking
advantage
of
the
pres-
LA
PAZ,
Bolivia,
P
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j,the
es,abnshnwiit
of
auto
court
The
dizzy
show
continues
until
;
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Kppll
o
gnod
weather
the
i
regions
in
the
next
24
to
48
hours
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North
Coast
Region
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Negus
2.2B
Noranda
56.50
Louvicourt
16
Pickle
Crow
2.20
for
survival
against
Kigniesi.(
facmtles
here.
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official
press
bureau
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"It's
a
shame
to
see
the
motor
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,
.
city
engineering
wp.u..
ed
the
underground
with
a
"cer
innrWts
coming
here
day
after
there
win
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v,,
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progress
in
repair-
tain
western
Imperialist
power
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Victoria
2
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SaTamento
0
limci
revolt,
the
government
oi
uoi-Ivla
began
today
'to
draft
all
nd
24
are
called
up
and
orders
citizens.
Reservists
between
20
for
general
mobilization
of
men
which
it
did
not
Identify.
-
Regcourt
05
'z
ver
the
Queen
Charlottes
and
San
Antonio".
4
20
northern
Vancouver
Island
and
Senator
Rouvn
37
clear
over
the
northern
maln-
from
The
purported
plot
came
after
suitable
accomodation.
receiving
general
approbation,
,..,
which
has
been
mnk-
mak
California;
Shcrrit
Gordon
2.90
Hand.
Cloudy
over
the
entlrt
"A
well-appointed
auto
court,
a
secret
trial
wnere
six
were
condemned
to
death,
ten
to
life
Second
Avenue
is
being
levelled
and
graded
with
the
block
be
Steen
Rock
165
area
this
afternoon.
Cloudy
with
between
19
and
50
have
been
issued.
and
an
unspecified
number
to
Sturgeon
River
21',
occasional
light
rain
Wednesday
Silver
Miller
-39
I
Winds
light
except
southwest-
tween
McBride
Street
and
First,
Avenue
already
finished
withi
The
call-ups
will
fight
a
re
lesser
terms.
Ten
were
acquitted.
.
..
....
,
erly
(20
m.p.h.)
over
the
exposed
volt
against
the
middle
of
the
ing
an
Alaska
cruise
on
the
steamer
Chllcotin,
vlslta
the
show.
The
visiting
Nobles
will
be
met
as
the
steamer
arrives
by
the
local
Shrine
Club
and
its
band
as
well
as
by
the
local
Job's
Daughters,
all
taking
part
In
a
parade
from
the
dock
to
the
carnival
grounds.
black
top
dressing
The
mix
is
spread
at
a
temper
areas
of
the
Queen
Charlotte;
The
charg?s
were
treason
and
road
govenrmeni
which
broke
it
seems
to
me,
is
one
oi
me
city's
most
crying
needs.'
Mr.
Macey
arrived
from
Vancouver
a
few
days
ago
by
car.
He
will
be
returning
south
in
a
few-days.
Mi's.
Macey
is
accompanying
h:m.
Their
son,
Glen,
has
been
employed
during
the
summer
at
the
celanese
mill
construction.
spying
on
behalf
of
a
western
rommy
ana
tiuooy
Cooier
Lowes
tonlgnt
and
higns
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Hoi
;
or-.,
52
WednesdayAt
Port
Hardy
ature
of
200
degrees
and
with
the
thermometer
registering
80
deg
r-
-
U1
""'""Z
."'and
62,
Masset
52
and
62,
Prince
cut
in
scattered
sections
Saturday
and
now
controls
all
of
Bolivia's
major
cities
except
this.
Bolivian
air
lorce
bombers
attacked
rebel
air
field
Installa
rees,
the
workmen
are
having
a
it-w
ou
-
.am.oops,
Rupert
50
and
65.
home
on
Monday
evenings!
hot
time.
Three
trucks
are
haul
ing
the
hot
mix,
a
small
power
eastbound
train.
They
were
working
here
during
the
vaca-
roller
is
rolling
it
and
the
rest
power
"with
which
they
hai
been
in
contact."
The
government
said
that
the
leader
of
the
plot
was
Dr.
Jaroslav
Borkovec,
brother
of
the
former
chief
of
Prague
police
criminal
lnvestljatlon
department.
His
brother
was
ousted
when
the
Communists
took
over
in
1948.
tions
again
and
massed
troops
against
nationalist
revolution
tion.
At
Jasper
they
will
meet
of
the
men
are
doing
the
neces
sary
raking
and
smoothing.
TODAY'S
BASEBALL
ROOSEVELT
PARK
Commercials
vs.
Merchants
6:30
PJVI.
Mrs.
Holt
and
their
sister,
Carol,
P'
August
31.
1949
FAMOUS
BRITISH
COMEDIAN
DIES
LONDON
(CP
Arthur
Chesney,
67,
British
character
comedian,
died
yesterday.
aries
defying
a
eurrende-or-dle
ultimatum.
The
bombers
made
their
second
raid
In
24
hours
at
The
large
city
grader
is
doing
and
brother
Jimmy,
all
of
whom
'
15.7
feet
NOM
VE
PLUME
The
real
name
of
George
Sand,
famous
French
woman
novelist,
was
Arnuindine
Lucile
Aurore
Dudeviuu.
the'
the
preparatory
work
in
filling
have
been
visiting
on
"
18.6
feet
052
5.7
f;et
Cochabambra
after
the
first
at
and
levelling.
prairies.
Santa
Cruz.
"
8.6
test