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BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NIWSPAPXB
Published
at
Canada's
Mont
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
PH0IIE81
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
202.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
MONDAY,
AUGUST
29,
1949.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
.Jobs
Redoes
ritain
iFull
U
c
uman
o-operatiori
vdown
For
Believed
Near
YugoSI
avia
Essential
in
Great
Effort
To
Achieve
Peace
and
Prosperity
3
be
Liquidated
Movie
Taker
Is
Visitor
n
6
Months,
'Tis
Said
ROBESON
PROTEST
DL
YuoSlavia
(CP)
Yugoslavia
gov-kcsmcn
were
kept
busy
today
denying
a
World
Is
Suffering
From
Aftereffects
of
War
and
Russian
Hostility
to
European
Recovery
PHILADELPHIA
(CP)
President
Truman
today
pledged
full
co-operation
of
the
United
States
to
crisis-ridden
Britain
as
part
of
a
great
effort
by
the
world's
free
countries
to
achieve
lasting
prosperity
and
peace.
In
a
summary
of
the
international
economic
situation,
Truman
said
that
world
trade
is
PEEKS
KILL,
New
York
Some
500
war
veterans,
protest
lOl'S
a'lOUL
iiiuwri
ami
tuuuifi-iiiuvea
ill
irly
heated
war
of
words
between
Russia
i
'
-
V.
Nfc
-
.
..
i
t
X
-i
.
;
'
ft
.
Lvia
hut
the
government
and
people
were
Paul
Ilorflr.r,
Prominent
In
...
Film
Industry,
in
Prince
Rupert
In
the
course
of
a
journey
that
started
In
Victoria,
covered
Vancouver
Inland,
then
Vancouver
and
continuing
along
the
coast
to
Prince
Rupert,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul
Hoefler
of
Los
Angeles,
arrived
in
the
city
Friday
evening
on
the
steamer
reports
that
Russia
and
her
satellites
r
attempt
In
stir
I
2
"seriously
out
of
balance"
and
,t
the
regime
ui
CYNTHIA
NORTON
ing
at
the
proposed
appearance
of
Paul
Robeson
at
a
picnic
concert
near
here,
clashed
In
bloody
pitched
battle
with
thousands
of
concert
goers
yesterday.
At
least
eight
persons
were
injured,
two
seriously,
in
a
fierce
three-hour
riot.
The
trouble
began
when
several
veterans'
groups,
which
had
announced
plans
for
a
"peaceful"
protest
parade
against
Robeson's
appearance,
marched
with
blaring
bands
past
the
picnic
grove
half
an
hour
before
the
scheduled
concert.
No
arrests
were
made.
RETURNS
HOME
Warmest
Day
Of
Year
Here
;
Tito.
There
wa.i
act
to
back
1
,ig
troop
move-
g
that
flew
from
m
coffee
shops
prrrd
in
ciiplo-
Catala.
Mr.
Hoefler
Is
a
charter
has
posed
problems
which
affect
us
all
and
In
the
solution
oi
which
we
have
common
Interest."
Ths
President
promised
American
"friendliness
and
helpfulness"
In
keeping
Britain
on
her
feet
In
a
world
suffering
from
the
terrible
after-effects
of
the
war'
and
from
Russia's
hostility
'member
of
the
Allied
Independent
Film
Producers
Associa
Glowing
with
happy
reminiscences
of
many
memorable
ex
tion,
a
group
oi
live
who
are
leaders
in
the
production
of
periences,
Cynthia
Norton
of
Trraee
"MIks
PHnrp
Rimert."
The
official
reading
of
the
(icrmany
11
was
'
f
i
i
...
.
1
1.
..
4
.
.
meteorological
station
at
Digby
of
1949
at
the
Pacific
National
-
v-
sent
Mr.
I
Island
gives
the
temperature
thl3
Moener
is
engaged
in
Exhibition
in
Vancouver,
arriv
I
afternoon
ns
77
5
t.hp
uarmpnt.
a
film
to
be
entitled
ed
in
the
city
on
the
Camosun
"l?1?1?.
British
Columbia
and
the
Car
Robeson
did
not
being
appear,
day
of
tne
year
to
diverted
from
the
concert
in
rlri
hli,
t
to
European
recovery.
In
British-Canadian-American
discussions,
as
well
as
in
talks
with
other
countries,
Truman
last
evenin?
from
the
south
and
toon
was
on
the
road
back
to
iboo
Trail."
Russia
planned
Tito
within
six
by
assassination
n
within
Yugo-
w
ip
that.
Soviet,
ived
from
Hun-iiiia
anil
were
Yugoslav
border
view
of
the
trouble.
12.
Yesterday
maximum,
accord-
Terrace
to
resume
her
normal
Durlnc
the
last
anr
hP
mar
ing
to
the
weather
bureau,
was1
asserted
four
principles
must
be
WW
'64
although
many
residents
felt
kept
in
mind:
TODAY'S
STOCKS
work
as
a
local
telephone
oper-
public
relations
officer
for
the
ator
of
the
Government
Tele-1
American
forces
in
Africa
with
gaphs.
She
was
met
here
by
her
hls
ba,se
al
Cillro
His
aP.qualnt.
mother,
Mrs
Norton
of
Swindon,
anre
wlth
Afrl(.a
oes
bapk
for
sure
that.it
was
much
warmer.
Last
year's
record
tempera
1.
That
sound
and
expanding
economy
is
essential
to
world
ture
was
83.8
Uiat
being
the
of
finlol
nigTimnm
on
.Tuna
in
Tn
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johns
ten
Co.
Ltd.)
MWWWAWWWiTWAf
Vancouver
Bayoniie
05',i
Bralorne
10.25
TRAVELLERS'
FAVORITE
Pal,
a
ctiocolate-brown
Chesapeake
retriever,
usually
meets
the
trains
nt
Banff,
to
accept
such
tidbits
as
the
doughnut
being
fed
Mm
by
Gwen
Richardson
of
Montreal
in
this
photo.
In
the
background
is
9,665-foot-hlgh
Mount
Rundle.
C.
P.
Photo)
tM,
Mia
2.
That
we
are
trying
to
ex
thirty
years.
He
is
the
producer
of
the
film
"Africa
Speaks'
which
he
"
made
over
twenty
years
ago
and
wntch
is
still
be'
27
when
the
mercury
reached
a
England;
Charles
Adam,
Terrace
TUveatre
proprietor
and
her
sponsor
in
the
provincial-wide
contest,
and
Bob
Pethick
also
of
Terrace.
It
was
one
exciting
round
of
shows
and
entertainment
at
pand
exchange
of
goods
and
services
among
nations,
not
engaging
In
"charitable
enterprise
"
high
of
78.
3.
That
we
cannot
succe"
'
B
R.
Con
.03
BR.X
06
Cariboo
Quartz
1.10
Congress
04
APPEAL
FOR
unless
we
keep
everlastingly
u".
Ing
shown.
It
has.
been
edited
'
"
in
seventeen
languages
and
has
pjneJ
por
Assault
had
the
longest
run
of
any
n
rtf
film
on
the
market.
jUn
Police
Utlicer
-Following
the
end
of
the
war
Convicted
on
a
charpe
of
i
Vancouver
during
the
week's
'
stay
there
but
Mrs.
Betty
Mor
ARMY
DRIVE
1
.
Jfv
H
ton,
Cynthia's
chaperon,
report-
It
4.
That
the
democratic
nations.,
lire
uot.
proposing.
t
lUr,
terfere
with
one
another's
internal
politics."
t
f7f
thai,
ufljir
-m
ftrut,
phflrmln
?
Mr
Hoefler
turned
his
aTrcn-
saulting
Consume
uurr,
a
,
Major
W.
Yurgensen
is
of
$100
and
costs
or
two
months
Hon
almost
entirely
to
the
pro
shyness
wore
off,
her
pretty
Salvatifi
Army
Speaker
.
duct.km
of
educational
and
do
I
!
protege
entered
into
things
with
Hedley
Mascot
.22
;
"
Paclfiq
Eastern"
...
.05
;
Pioneer
3.55
Premier
Border
04
Reeves
McDonald
2.35
Reno
04
Vz
Sheep
Creek
1.18
Salmon
Oold
13
Spud
Valley
07
cumentary
films.
Last
year
he
was
passed
on
Oie
Anderson
by
police
Msgis'ate
W.
'
D.
Vance
Saturday
morning.
The
evidence
showed
that
the
ac-
Hie
speaker
of
the
regular
weekly
meet
in'
of
the
Prince
completed
a
film
on
Alberta
entitled
"Glaciers
In
the
Canadian
Rupert
Rotary
Club
was
Major
Rockles."
This
film
was
awarded
cusen-
wnu
w"
"u,w.
Yurgensen.
local
Salvation
enthu.sla.sm.
Many
notable
personalities
were
met
including
Premier
Byron
JiJhnson
of
British
Columbia;
Hon.
Robert
May-hew,
provincial
cabinet
minister;
Mayor
Charles
Thompson,
to
say
nothing
of
Edgar
Bergen
and
Charlie
McCarthy.
an
Oscar
by
Cleveland
Film
Corporation,
a
national
organization.
In
course
of
their
present
Jounvcy.
Mr.
Hoefler
and
his
Deen
oeiiavmg
in
rtuHji.tviu.-
manner
and
tried
to
evade,
the
constable
who
wished
to-
qufts-tion.him.
The
police
officer
was
orced
to
arrest
the
accused
v.
ho
resisted
and
tried
to
inflict
Tuesday,
August
30,
1949
Army
commandant,
whose
discourse
was
in
connection
with
the
Red
Shield
campaign
of
the
Salvation
Army.
He
used
the
film
"Marching
Forward,"
to
illustrate
the
work
of
the
Army
from
the
cradls
to
the
grave.
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
3.30
A
P.
Con
17
Atlantic
65
Calmont
29
C.
&
E
5.15
High
..
5:54
17.0
feet
.Cynthia
placed
fourth
In
the
ITHKR'S
FOOT-
1
17:55
19.5
feet
Miss
P.N.E."
contest
which
"",viie
nave
laticn
many
ieev
oi
.,,,
,
,c
n
,
nfieer
Low
..:
11:42
.8.0
feet
l.
Huijues
ir-"W
Liberal
won
by
Marjorie
Hildebrand
color
films
of
their
voyage
al-,
"Miss
English
Bay."
0ng
the
B.
C.
coast
a
voyage
Two
natives
came
to
the
as-
labout
which
they
are
mosf
en-
sistance
of
the
constable
and
Parliament
for
FOREST.
HILLS
Extinction,
quick
and
painless,
came
to
Australia's
Davis
Cup
challengers
for
the
fourth
straight
time
as
Ted
Schroeder
of
I'nited
States
played
some
of
the
finest
tennis
of
his
career
to
overwhelm
Frank
Sedgman,
the
Australian
champion
6-4,
6-4,
6-4.
Pancho
Gonzales,
second-seeded
American
star,
practically
tore
Billy
Sidwell
apart
winming
by
6-1,
6-3
and
6-4.
Today
Ted
Schroeder
and
Gonzales
start
their
attempt
for
the
United
States
singles
championship.
OTTAWA
WINS
MONTREAL
Ottawa
Rough-riders
battered
their
way
to
a
close
7-6
victory
over
Montreal
Alouettes
yesterday
In
a
big-four
curtain
raiser.
hwm
named
a
Central
Leduc
72
Home
Oil
9.85
Mercury
09
Okalta
.'
10
Pacific
Pete
2.37
thuslastic.
ParU
depict
the
ac-
Anderson
was
uiKen
w
me
pui-
t:ip
cabinet
in
tlvitles
of
the
fishing
and
logging
ice
station.
r.
the
late
Rt.
Mint"!,
onre
sat
ister.
Mr.
La-
WOULD
GIVE
ALL
INSURANCE
CARDS
Suggestions
that
it
would
be
The
speaker
pointed
out
thati
here
in
this
community
nearly!
C00
articles
of
clothing
were
supplied,
several
hundred
meals
are
given
each
year,
the
pris-.
ons
are
regularly
visited,
families
in
need
are
helped
and
destitute
children
outfitted.
One
girl
in
grave
difficulty
was
assisted
to
return
to
Vancouver.
Moreover
it
was
stressed-
that,
much
as
the
citizens
give
local
On
a
second
charge
of
Intoxication
a
fine
of
$25
and
costs
was
imposed
on
the
accused,
or
f;'P')inted
Solic-
seven
days,
the
sentence
to
run
iTPi-din?
Hon.
5
I-
.
...
.
j
a
mutter
of
advantage
to
have
consecutively.
f
ho
was
appoin-
industry.
They
continue
through
to
Stewart
and
then
will
return
to
Prince
Rupert
whence
they
will
complete
their
trip
through
the
Interior
and
the
Old
Carl-boo
Trail
Of
particular
interest
to
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
is
the
fact-that
Mr.
Hoefler
took
pictures
of
the
members
of
the
Princess
'
Wt'
Toronto
Athona
14
Aumaque
Wi
Beattie
63
Bevcourt
-26
Bobjo
l'i
Buffalo
Canadian
11
Vi
Consol.
Smelters
94.25
separate
hospital
insurance
fboc
Superior
C
P.
PhoUit
cards
issued
to
each
member
of
a
family
instead
of
to
only
the
ly
to
the
appeal,
tills
amount
is
THL
W
LATHER
Synopsis
.
Tir.Hi-p
to
sail
'"'ad
of
the
family
was
made
greatly
exceeded
by
the
amount
m
the
steamer
at
,1,e
nieetlng
of
tlic
Prince
Ru
distributed
locally.
This
is
w
will
be
Mrj
f"1'
t
Liberal
Association
Thurs
Job's
Daughters
drill
team'
who
returned
on
the
Catala
at
An
extensive
high
pressure
possible
because
the
fund
is
col-
I
Conwest
115
day
night.
Quite
often,
it
was
LOVE
AFFAIR
OF
GUELPH
PASTOR
pointed
out,
members
of
fam
L
St
ORES
area
is
centred
over
Northern
leeted
and
distributed
on
a
na-British
Columbia.
Clear
skies
tional
basis.
Major
Yurgensen
are
general
in
all
regions
and
asked
his
audience
not
to
be
present
Indication-?
point
to'
satisfied
with
what
they
ought
continuing
pleasant
weather
to
do
or
ought
not
to
do,
but
over
the
entire
province.
After-1
pointed
out
that
the
greatest
noon
temperatures
will
"Again'
measure
of
satisfaction
would
the
same
time.
The
girls,
m
their
uniforms,
went
ashore
at
Alert
Bay
and
Mr.
Hoefler
took
the
pictures
there.
!
While
completely
captivated
by
the
scenery
of
the
B.C.
coast
f'RDAY
Donalda
58
.
Eldona
64
East
Sullivan
2.30
Giant
Yellowknife
,
6.15
God's
Lake
40
Hardrock
24
Heva
11
Hosco
15
i
Joliet
Quebec
48Vi
dies,
covered
by
the
one
card,
might
be
separated
and
the
possibility
was
seen
of
complications
in
making
hospital
entry
It
was
pointed
out
that
ipos-session
of
a
card
was
not
necessary
on
entering
hospital
although
it
was
convenient.
All
'hat
was
required
was
possesion
of
the
number.
ioiuI
!'
New
York
2-Buslon
6
'loklyn
6
Philadelphia
2
reach
the
eighties
in
the
valleys
!
be
gained
by
the
extra
giving.
GUELPH,
Ont.
B
Rev.
Thomas
H.
Guthrie,
the
centre
figure
ol
a
storm
which
broke
around
York
Road
Baptist
Church
over
his
alleged
love
letter
to
a
married
woman,
said
yesterday
that
he
would
stay
at
the
church
of
the
interior
and
sixty
five
to
He
thanked
the
members
for
their
many
kindnesses
and
spe
Mr.
Hoefler
plans
to
return
to
Africa
again,
a
country
on
which
lie
is
an
acknowledged
expert.
His
fame
is
not
local
or
even
confined
to
the
continent
seventy-five
near
the
coast.
Lake
Rowan
09
LaDaska
06
DAY
Forecast
cially
remembered
the
members
of
last
year's
committee.
Hrinklyn
9
I'
I
N..w
York
3-4
and
fight
it
out.
Some
of
his
congregation
told
him
in
a
letter
after
a
meeting
last
week
that
his
pulpit
had
been
de
and
his
standing
is
indicated
by
the
fact
that
he
is
amember
of
the
Royal
Geographical
Little
Long
Lac
65
Lynx
13
Vi
Madsen
Red
Lake
2
95
McKenzie
Red
Lake
....
.50
McLeod
Cockshutt
1.26
Monet
a
41
V2
Negus
2.25
Noranda
-
56.75
clared
vacant
and
asked
him
to
Norh
Coast
Region
Clear
to-1
day
and
Tuesday
except
for
fo?
'THIRD
AVENUE
patches
over
Northern
Vancou-1
fJUILDING
SOLD
!
ver
Island
this
morning
and,
asain
tonight.
Continuing
warm.
I
Oscar
Havroy
has
purchased
Winds
light.
Lows
tonight
an
I
the
Smith
Building
on
Third
highs
Tueday
at
Port
Hardy,'
Avenue
East
across
from
the
48
and
68;
Masse!
t
48
and
65;
,
Pioneer
Laundry.
The
vendor
Prince
Rupert,
49
and
65.
I
as
Mrs-
Stanley
Smith,
former-
I
ly
of
this
ciy
and
now
of
Van-
i
couver
The
deal
was
transacted
NEW
POSTMASTER
-
GENERAL
Hon.
Edouard
Rinfret,
Liberal
Member
of
Parliament
for
Montreal
Outremont,
ha.;
been
named
Postmaster-General
of
Canada.
Mr.
Rinfret,
son
of
Chief
Justice
Thibaud-eau
Rinfret
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada,
succeeds
Hon.
Ernest
Bertrand
who
has
been
named
to
the
Quebec
Court
of
Kings
Bench,
Montreal
division.
(C.
P.
Photo)
Football
Tonight
Stewart
Shield
First
Round
7
P.M.
HEAVY
BATTERY
vs.
LEGION
vacate
his
parsonage
within
a
month.
Earlier
Sunday
Guthrie
told
Louvicourt
15Vi
the
remaining
congregation
John
Gordon,
retired
railwayman
from
Calgary,
is
a
visitor
in
the
city,
the
guest
of
his
brother
and
sister-in-law,
Mr.
'HDAY
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2
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5
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Pickle
Crow
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'members
that
he
had
confessed
Canadian
Title
To
United
States
VANCOUVER
a
The
Canadian
ladies'
open
golf
championship
is
buck
In
the
United
States
after
a
thrilling
all-American
final
on
the
Capiluno
Golf
course
here.
Grade
DeMoss,
aged
21,
from
Corvallls,
Oregon,
won
the
Duchess
of
Connaught
Gold
Cup
on
the
thirty-fifth
green
as
she
defeated
Mrs.
Marion
Herron
of
Portland,
Ore-
Regcourt
05
1
through
the
realty
office
of
and
Mrs.
Robert
Gordon.
The
brothers
Gordon
arrived
in
the
city
late
last
wees
from
Lakelse
l-l
Plii.
.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson.
Originally
built
by
Louis
Larsen,
a
painter,
his
sin
"and
God
has
given
mt'
grace
to
stand"
A
church
circular
said
that
the
love
letter
was
signed
"Thomas
(Honey)
Guthrie"
and
ended
with
the
words
"I
love
you."
with
Robert
Gordons
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Antllla.
Jack
Gordon
not.
long
ago
returned
from
a
year's
visit
to
his
native
home
in
Cavan,
San
Antonio
4.30
Senator
Rouyn
38
Sherrit
Oordon
2.76
Steep
Rock
1-66
Sturgeon
River
21',i
Silver
Miller
41
Lake
where
they
have
been
spending
the
summer
and
will
tle
building
was
at
one
time
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by
he
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this
week
for
the
Francois
and
also
by
a
bottling
works,
and
Ootsa
Lake
country
to
visit
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