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Daily.
Delivery
PHONE
81
if
!
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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
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vnf
utished
ot
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pocific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Ky
to
tha
Grot
Northwest"
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XXXIX.
NO.
129.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
JUNE
3,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
n
n
n
n
-
Dispute
arge
Holding
Featured
In
L
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rrL
I
Baseball
Scores
American
TO
WEIGH
JUMBO
MONDAY
AFTERNOON
Jumbo
will
be
weighed
Monday
atternoon
and
then
It
will
be
decided
who
is
the
winner
of
the
wrist
watch
which
is
the
pme
in
the
weight
guestrtne
contest
which
has
been
In
progress
for
the
past
week
in
aid
of
the
Manitoba
Flood
Relief
Fund.
New
York
3,
Chicago
1
Jpotroit
6,
Philadelphia
1
.Washington
and
St.
T
rained
out.
Louis
East
and
West
Detaining
Each
Others
Canai
Boats
BERLIN
(CP)
West
German
police
seized
11
Soviet
zone
barges
today
as
hostages
in
a
row
wit
a
:
the
Russians
over
canal
traffic.
"
i
The
Russians
are
holding
up
seventy
Western
'barges
on
the
pretext
of
searching
for
contraband.
'
The
Eastern
ships
will
be
held
until
the
Russians
!
permit
water
supply
lines
to
resume
schedules.
"
.
,
'!
UNEMPLOYMENT
IM)WN
'""
'$
OTTAWA
The
number
of
'
i
;r9JP,'f
unemployed
workers
in
Can-
4
MC
I
aoa
dropped
sharply
durin;
t
''In
'
th
first
two
weeks
in
May.
-
National
Boston
10,
Pittsburgh.
6
Now
.
York
and
Cincinnati
I
IV
JfVf
'-Vi
i.
K
I
the
labor
department
report-
j
rained
rained
out.
out.
Albert
Guay
f
V
i
i,
f
f
-T
V
ed
today.
The
department
said
nfy-
Jjt
'
'
at
May
19
a
total
of
3116,000
job
seekers
were
registered.
"
f
VfjL
Tl,c
total
represented
a
drop
'
v
'
f
81,00(1
from
the
number
un-
..-...
i
8?
'
employed
at
May
4.
Telling
All
r.,
FRIDAY
I
American
S.
Louis
10-9,
Washington
5-3
DHroit
8-16,
Philadelphia
2-5
Cleveland
5,
Boston
11
Chicago
6,
New
York
5
ir
National
Brooklyn
8,
St.
Louis
1
'
Boston
4,
Pittsburgh
5
New
York
7,
Cincinnati
6
Log
Scale
Increased
I
QUEBEC
'9
-
J.
Albert
Guay,
the
jeweller
who
timo-bombed
Sunday,
June
4,
!
an
air
liner
last
summer
to
kill
i.
Fiv,
Miiiinn
Hoard
Feel
Philadelphia
-
Chicago
his
wife,
has
made
a
statement
Higher
Than
Last
Year
1
Hign
3:38
1950
20.7
It
el
18.3
feci
2.3
fr-t:
8
5
feet,
to
police
and
reports
nave
it
that
wg
scaling
in
rnnce
ituperi
he
has
lniDlicated
sever:,!
other
wresiry
district
tor
May
mis
16:57
Low
10:23
22:38
year
was
24,370,683
board
feet
as
icomnared
with
19.315.760
board
-
poned.
,
Western
International
Spokane
9,
Tacoma
7
Tri-City
8,
Salem
1
Wenatchee
8,
Yakima
4
Victoria
8,
Vancouver
6
persons.
-
i
'
.
I
,0mm
munrri
Hi
n
ii
imii
i
i
j
TWO
MISSING
PETAWAWA,
Ont
Two
soldiers
are
missing,
presumed
drowned,
and
four
other
men
in
military
hospital
following
a
boating
accident
last
night
on
the
Ottawa
River.
WASHINGTON
Will
Clayton,
former
under
secretary
of
state,
predicted
today
that
Southeast
Asia
will
fall
to
the
Communists.
He
said
it
will
be
extremely
difficult
to
keep
Japan
from
doing
the
same."
NATIONS
ENTER
POOL
PARIS
France,
Western
Germany,
Uolgium,
Italy,
Luxembourg
and
the
Netherlands
agreed
today
to
pool
their
coal
and
steel
production
as
a
means
of
unifying
Western
Europe
and
strengthening
it
ecorcmically.
Britain
declined
to
come
in.
j
rremier
uupiew.s
yc.siercwy
(
feet
5n
tHe
month
list
year
!
confirmed
that
Guay
had
talked.
he
margin
of
increase
for
1950
j
Guay,
who
decided
not
to
appeal
to
date
is
about
the
same
as
for
la
verdict
of
guilty
returned
lhe
month
of
May,
the
count
to
U
'
against
him
May
14,
Is
scheduled
the
mA
o
the
month
being
an
:SG
OILFire
of
undetermined
origin
roared
through
several
tanks
at
the
Imperial
Oil
storage
plant
at
North
Bay,
Ont.,
and
caused
$150,000
damage.
This
photo
shows
flamming
a
blossom
of
dense
smoke
Into
the
sky
while
at
extreme
right
a
tanker
adds
its
aliens
of
gasoline
to
the
inferno.
A
change
of
winds
saved
an
additional
120,000
gallons,
m
Injured.
.'
;
-
(CP
Photo
I
Pacific
Coast
Oakland
5,
San
Diego
innings)
Mauna
Loa
Lava
Covers
Acres
KEALAKEHUA,
Hawaii
-Heavy
black
stone
from
erupting
Mauna
Loa
covers
100
aeii.,
to
be
hanged
June
23.
j
aggregate
oi
(u,oi,ozo
Doara
feet
in
comparison
witn
bt,B.J3,-190
board
feet
in
the
first
fiva
months
of
1949.
The
log
scale
per
varieties
this
The
Premier,
who
did
not
re-
i
veal
the
nature
of
Guay's
state-
ment
.announced
that
a
decision
will
be
made
next
week
in
the
matter.
May
was
as
follows,
1949
figures
also
being
shown
for
comparison
:
of
Hawaii's
Kona
coast
tod.iy.
Between
60
and
80
families
have
fled
their
homes.
The
lava
has
eaten
into
par'.j
of
villages,
making
a
scene
of
both
desolation
and
beauty,
cre-
BASEBALL
CANCELLED
Tomorrow's
baseball
games
between
Smilhers
and
Prince
Rupert
have
been
cancelled
because
of
unfavorable
weather
prospects.
San
Francisco
4,
Portland
0
Seattle
5,
Los
Angeles
1
Sacramento
5,
Hollywood
3
THURSDAY
Pacific
Coast
Portland
2-9,
San
Francisco
0-3
Sacramento
4,
Hollywood
3
Los
Angeles
7,
Seattle
4
San
Diego
3,
Oakland
1
Western
International
Tacoma
8,
Salem
5
Wenatchee
6,
Spokane
3
Bd.Ft.
963
Bd.
Ft.
191,275
Fir
I
ated
by
one
of
the
world's
most
;
FUND
OPTIONS
;ipert
Shrine
'
i
100.00
I
School
$54.00
SI
M
Love
5.00
s
2.00
i
fa.
John
Lamble
10.00
bh-
5.00
k
m
....
'
6.00
I
it
Cooke
-..w,
.,5,00
I'D
.Smith
3.00
k
looo
active
volcanos
Mauna
Loa
broke
loose
Thursday
night
after
a
sleep
of
18
months.
UNION
(
II
AKf.l
I)
LOS
ANGKI.ES
Seven
fish
canneries
are
charjin
the
C.I.O.'s
fishermen's
union
with
trying
to
lake
over
the
$.?$.0n0,-
Insuring
Against
(Continued
on
page
5)
Airmen
Continue
On
to
Ketchikan
Labor
Brings
Flood
Fund
Also
Joining
in
Drive
For
Tugwell
Island
Air
Strip
At
an
executive
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council
Thursday
'
night,
the
council
urged
support'
front
all
union
members
and"
citizens
by
donating
to
the
Manitoba
Flood
Relief
Fund
through
the
Prince
Rupert
Citizens'
Committee.
The
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
is
supporting
the
cause
by
cash
donations
and
by
contacting
all
affiliates,
recom-mundine
immediate
aid
for
the
i
Yakima
8,
Tri-City
2
S
f
Illicit
Affair
vs.
non
l:
11
.
,
:
r
.
...
'
,'sr"Si,
..;accHJver
8,
Vistri
5
i.-dustry.
The
union
and
its
;
:
Joseph
Garon
Passes
Away
.Pioneer
XUUn.
Dies
MUm
Long
Illness
Joseph
Garon,
75,
pioneer
resident
of
Prince
Rupert,
died
yesterday
in
General
Hospital
following
a
long
illness.
He
was
struck
by
a
car
in
December
and
had
failed
since
then.
Born
In
St.
Bernard,
Quebec,
Mr.
Garon
affdiates
arc
accused
in
a
Sherman
anti-trust
aet
com-
the
Canadian
dollar
may
be
re
After
a
miraculous
escape
whea
his
Sea
Bee
struck
and
ts.
C.
Lundstrom
5.00
tUPnec
t0
par
with
the
United
Wedding
Divorcee
NEW
YOR2C
The
Duke
of
Windsor
saj's
he
thinks
the
T3ticH
rrnw.,pnmcTil
nf
1QriT
i
plaint
filed
yesterday
to
con
Film
Board
Cracks
Down
cut
a
telephone
wire
when
coming
in
to
land
at
Seal
Cove
air-
States
dollar
has
led
to
a
marked
Increase
of
Canadian
exporters
taking
out
"coverage"
on
American
orders
on
which
payment
i
Inches
Of
Rev.
Charles
Rollback
and
port.
d
rather
have
had
Us
Kin,
!
i
is
outstanding.
A
spoKesman
iui
li
NlflP
HflllK
the
foreign
exchange
control
in
milV
llUUI
J
board,
throuch
chartered
banks,
carry
on
an
illicit"
love
anair
than
see
him
marry
a
divorce
and
make
her
Queen.
'
The
former
King
Edward
Vltl
tells
his
own
story
of
how
the
took
off
for
Ketchikan
at
2
p.m-
Thursday.
They
stopped
here
to
clear
customs.
Mr.
Railback
said
he
did
not
knew
of
any
other
way
the
2T0N,
Texas,
?
Tor-
,
has
covered
millions
ot
dollars
homeless
sufferers,
s
-
j
The
Council
also
decided
to
:
Rive
fullest
co-operation
to
the.
as
Hooded
this
island
worth
of
Canadian
business
with
abdication
crisis
flared
over
his
!
today.
Water
6tood
the
United
States
against
the
trol
the
industry
by
forcing
the
signir.fl;
of
illecal
price
fixing
contracts,
establishing
a
boat
owners'
pool
and
preventing
the
canneries
from
buying
from
boats
outside
the
pool.
STRIKE,
MARCH
FLOP
TOKYO
The
Communist
"March
on
Tokyo"
flopped
today
as
did
Hie
Communist
called
strike
for
all
Japan.
Both
bad
been
set
to
protest
the
trial
of
ei?lit
Japanese
who
attacked
United
Stales'
soldiers
Memorial
Day.
STIli
DOMINION
DAY
OTTAWA
Tbc
House
of
plane
could
have
cut
the
wire
for
WalUs
gimpson
rf
Chamber
of
Commerce
m
he
Pta
the
business
sec-!
eventuality
that
the
Canadian!
the
Campaign
for
proposed
Tug-
Id-morning
after
the
dollar
might
be
revalued.
"But;
his
unshakeable
resolve
to
marry
her
In
a
Life
magazine
article
He
is
a
missionary
for
the
t
this
week.
OTTAWA
"to
The
National
Film
Board,
now
thoroughly
screened
as
a
security
risk,
has
rapped
the
Defence
Department
i
over
the
knuckles
for
soliciting
non-government
filai
firms
.to
do
defence
photography
jobs,
frWa's
learned,
but
Defence
Department
officials
say
it
was
all
a
mistake.
One
Of
the
big
explosions
of
the
last
session
of
Parliament
came
when
It
was
disclosed
that
the
Defence
Department
had
re-!
fused
to
let
the
National
Film
Board
do
certain
secret
photography
until
employees
were
given
a
security
screening.
It
was
announced
there
were
three
"separations"
due
to
the
investigations.
Christian
Church
working
out
of
Ketchikan
and
was
on
his(
way
there
after
picking
up
hisi
well
Island
air
strip
and
will
contact
the
federal
ministers
concerned,
seeking
definite
acton
in
this
matter.
went
to
Dawson
during
the
gold
rush
in
1899
and
in
1909
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert.
From
1912
to
1935,
he
was
In
the
bakery
business
here
operating
the
Prince
Rupert
Bakery.
In
1935
he
retired
and
during
that
period
until
late
last
year,
assisted
at
the
Daily
News.
He
is
survived
by
his
widow
and
one
son,
Dennis;
four
brothers,
Edonies,
in
Dawson,
Willy
and
Emile
In
St.
Bernard,
and
Elphege
In
Drummondville,
Quebec;
three
sisters
in
St.
Bernard.
Mass
will
be
sung
at
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation
at
W
storm
dumped
13
the
official
added,
"there
is
aD-rain
on
the
city's
West-!
solutely
no
truth
in
the
revaluc-
nine
hours.
There
ap-
3
Hon
rumor
as
lar
as
we
are
no
danger
to
life
!
concerned."
IKiSl
ft
,!....
on
nn.t
'
r-
'
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
plane
in
southern
Illinois.
He
intends
to
use
the
plane
to
get
around
his
district
more
quickly
ilft
marooned
at
home.
Battery
Has
to
38
miles
an
hour
Jamboree
Proves
Popular
Affair
if
rain
deluge.
Over
an
inch
of
rain
fell
In
Prince
Rupert
overnight
but
the
southern
part
of
the
provinco
was
clear.
Gradually
Increii'dnct
cloudiness
is
forecast
for.
the
next
two
days
and
rain
is
expected
Halibut
Sales
Canadian
Kenia
Falls,
20,000,
25.5c,
25.3c
Easy
Victory
,
llevy
Battery
registered
a
clear
three
goal
win
over
Gen
father
9
a.m,
by
Rev.
Father
F.
J.
Ray-
and
22.2c,
Storage.
Normal
Commons
yesterday
voted
against
a
private
member's
bill
73-30
that
would
have
changrd
the
name
of
Dominion
Day
July
1
to
Canada
Oiy.
A
similar
bill
was
passed
by
the
Commons
two
years
ago
but
was
killed
in
the
Senate.
BISHOP
DIES
LONDON,
Ont
Most
Ttcv.
John.
T.
Kidd,
81,
fifth
bishop
Broken
Back
And
Other
Injuries
A
larger
crowd
attended
the
second
night
of
a
Job's
Daiigh-
(
ters
jamboree
In
the
Armouries
'
last
night
and,
besides
taking'
part
in
various
games,
heard
solos
and
duets
by
members
of
the
organization
and
parents.
A
door,
prize
consisting
of
a
roasting
'
chicken
was
won
,
by
John
a
short
In
1950
of
eral
Motors
last
evening
in
the
second
game
of
the
tforth
Star
football
competition.
The
game
r.tarted
with
rain
falling
slightly
and
.finished
in
a
downpour.
Pavlikls
narrowly
missed
but
ner.
Frlenfis
will
assemble
for
j
Brooks
Bay,
58,000,
25.1c,
25c
i
to
spread
southward
along
the
prayers
at
Grenville
Court
Cha-
and
22c,
Storage.
j
coast.
However,
the
souther,
'
pel
at
2:30
p.m.
Sunday.
i
Sea
Ranger,
55,000,
25c,
25c
and
interior
will
have
two
day.-;
o:
BurlaKwill
be
at
Fairview
22c
Atlin-
j
sunny
weather
with
temperat.tticj.
Co
op
iin
the
e'ghties.
'
.
;
Cemetery
Monday,
in
charge
of
;
B.
C.
'
Undertakers.
Gulvlk,
14,000;
Rodney
P,
5,000;
Forecast
"
"
,
.
!
Morris
H.,
8,000;
Northern
Breeze,
I
North
Coast
Region
Intcrmit-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Lundstrom''
34,000;
Clipper,
21,000;
Bumper
tent
rain
today.
Cloudy
with
a
n
of
being
one
f
the
months
fmm
o
..,
"
u
mil"
ljNnt.
it
was
.
not
It
was
Mntors
who
tnreatenea
8ood
as
April
and
indeed,
was
almost
when
Hornell
and
Price
com-
j
Thompson.
,
bined
cleverly.
Boulter
Inter-,
Miss
Barbara
TenK,
accompan
are
sailina
tomorrow
ninht
f)1
Catch,
10,000;
Isa,
9,500;
Neptune,
few
showers
Sunday.
Light
'
"bruarv
with
it
Ma
Injured
logger
J.
Moscovitch,
1
:
who
was
flown
here
yesterday
by
j
j
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines,
is
rest-
I
;
ing
comfortably
In
hospital
this
morninu'
It
was
announced
to-day.
An
operation
was
per-,
formed
early
yesterday
evening,
j
His
doctor
pronounced
his
injuries
as
a
broken
back,
a
very
badly
crushed
body
and
multiple
cepted
Cameron's
fine
cross
ana
ei
on
lne
pi(ino
y
Mrs.
Nora
20,000;
Viking
I,
8,000;
Gustav,
winds.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
17,000;
Borgund,
9,000;
Selma
H.,
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy,
45
20,000;
Taplow,
40,000;
Primrose,
and
60;
Sandspit,
48
and
58;
4,000;
Atli,
20,000.
Prince
Rupert,
48
and
60.
the
Coquitlam
for
Stewart,
their
former
home,
where
they
will
spend
the
summer
months
then
Morgan
saved
a
long
drive
from
Price
Morgan
saved
twice
'al'
this
May
was
9.72
Thompson,
vocalized
on
"t's
a
Grand
Night
for
Singing."
Later
she
teamed
up
with
Alex
Mitchell
"Wd
with
3.2
Inchei
from
Hornell
once
right
on
the
;
"
February
this
first
goal
after
Lien
had
failed
.S:
,
closes
toniEht.
'
this
1
lie
J
amuuret
year
preclpita-
I
to
clear.
Boulter
ran
out
to
stop
!
W
Inches
compared
another
drive
from
Pavlikls.
fractures
of
the
right
arm
and
ley.
Moscovich
sustained
Injuries
at
the
Juskatla
Inlet
logging
camp.
"ne
in
the
first
five
'
Motors
threatened
and
Hor-
of
the
Roman
Catholic
diocese
f
of
Lecrlon,
and
fmmer
bishop
of
Calgary,
died
last
night
suddenly
from
a
heart
attack
at
home.
He
will
be
succeeded
by
the
Most
Rev.
John
C.
Cody,
former
Bishop
of
Victoria.
$200,000
MILL
FIRE
SPRINGFIELD,
Ore.
Fire
levelled
the
Benmt
Lumber
Company
mill
here
early
yesterday
with
a
loss
of
some
$200,000.
DOCKS
SENTENCED
NELSON
A
tolitl
of
f.9
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukhobors
were
sentenced
to
three
years
in
prison
for
nude
parading,
bringvv;
to
more
than
250
the
number
sentenced
in
recent
weeks.
.
U.S.
Studies
Plan
1
1919.
t?
May
totalled
""Ws
cnninnverl
nell
seemed
to
have
the
goal
at
his
mercy
but
Darrow
Gomez
saved
spectacularly.
Robinson
stopped
Ounanoot
and
from
Price's
pass
Hornell
was
wide.
Battery
were
pressing
and
Pav-HiHa
cot
mi
Vnekovich
who
To
Ban
CommunisSs
TOKYO
iff
Reliable
sources
said
yesterday
'
General
McAr-
thur's
headquarters
is
studying
4.000
CABS
IDLE
LONDON
Taxi
cabs
were
scarce
today
as
4,000
hack
drivers
struck
to
enforce
demands
for
a
bigger
slice
of
fares.
About
2,300
cabs
operated
by
owner-drivers
were
not
affected,
but
virtually
all
union
members
refused
to
work.
'
In
May
1949
and
83
J
'Ml
and
105.8
hours
'
..ic
sunshine
this
,chas
aggregated
390.7
with
362.7
hour.
.Ponding
period
of
1
scored
the
second
goal
Letour-
a
government
plan
to
outlaw
the
neau
made
headway
but
Maz-1
communist
party
In
Japan
zcnl
cleared.
Then
Pavlikis
scored
the
third
goal
for
the
Details
are
already
Known
ui
Communists
through
the
usual
leaks,
the
sources
said.
Whether
telh?,S,miniary
for
this
the
plan
will
be
adopted
or
not
may
depend
greatly
on
the
Communist
demonstrations
tomorrow.
""''mpcrature,
58.8
on"
33on
May
17.
.
Pcratiim
.1
ANIC
THE
YODELLING
RANGER
Battery
mid
the
game
ended
in
a.
three
to
nothing
win
for
the
Gunners.
Teams:
Heavy
Battery
Morgan,
Dunbar,
D.
Gomes;,
Farkhouse,
Maz-z'oni,
Cameron.
Vuckovlch,
Pavlikis,
Gunnanoot
and
W.
Gomez.
General
Motors
Boulter,
"
Prompt
SNOW
t"aJhrf"
ih.
imii.
in
May
j
'
tauiiiB,
ftitl0n-2
inches
on
to
In
Person
CIVIC
CENTRE
JUNE
8TH
Two
Shows
7,
p.m.
&
9
p.m.
Tickets
Reserved
$125;
Adult
$1,00;
Students
50c
'At
Civic
Centre
&
McRae
Bros.
Stores,
News
Open,
j
Offices
to
Close
!
The
Dally
News
and
retail
merchants
will
remain
open
Monday
but
government
offices
and
banks
will
be
closed
in
honor
of
the
King's
birthday,
celebrated
at
that
time.
Robinson.
Lien,
McKay,
Wellens,
WARM
WELCOME
A
light
rain
fell
to
dampen
the
warm
welcome
extended
to
Liaquat
AU
Khan,
prime
minister
of
Pakistan,
on
his
arrival
in
Ottawa
for
a
three-day
visit.
He
is
seen
here
meeting
Sir
Andrew
Clutterbuck,
British
high
commissioner
to
Canada.
Left
to
right
are:
Francis
Forde,
Australian
high
commissioner
to
Canada;
Sir
Andrew;
Liaquat
Ali;
and
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent.
The
lady
holding
the
umbrella
in
the
background
Is
Mrs.
E.
A.
Bourque,
wife
,-f
Mcyor
Bourque
of
Ottawa.
'
'
'CF
PUoto;
Large,
White,
Gilchrist,
Hornell,
;'-C-hou
on
18
davs.
(HI
tnd
velocity,
28
Price,
McGee
and
Letourneau.
Morgan
was
not
very
severely
(Continued
on,
Page
4
f!t
hour
south,
May.
4.