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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PHOIIE
8!
VOL.
XXXVIH,
No.
115.
'
FRINCE
RUPERT,
M.
C.
TUESDAY,
MAY
17,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
lioese
Communists
Aire
Soutliwarei
Sweeping
r
.
i
even
v.anton
is
inow
iiiiiiinism
Is
Snubbed
By
Eastern
Germans
T
I
prising
lurn
in
Directed
Poll
Menaced
By
Reds
Threat
To
Shanghai
Undiminished
Great
Port
of
Hankow
Has
Fallen
SAN
FRANCISCO
(CP)
Chinese
Communists,
in
a
50-mile
lunge,
have
seized
a
city
only
87
miles
by
road
from
the
big
southeast
China
port
of
Foochow.
It
is
on
the
Min
River
which
flows
past
Pooch
ov
to
the
sea.
Foochow
is
an
important
port
op.pcsito:
For-'
mosa,
the
big
island
province
on
which
the
National
FISH
UNION,
CO-OPS
SIGN
AGREEMENT
Agreement
was
reached
at
the
week-end
between
the
United
Fishermen
and
Allied
Workers"
Union
and
the
three
coast
fish-erment's
co-operatives
covering
working
conditions
and
w,'ges
for
fresh
fish
and
cold
storage
workers
on
a
coastwise
basi:;,
EL
IN
(CT)
Eastern
Germany
has
dealt
ism
an
unexpected
blow
in
Soviet-controlled
,
Official
figures
in
the
People's
Congress
today
showed
a
surprising
snub
by
one-third
oters
on
12,024,221
valid
ballots,
4,080,272
I
1
i.X'
"
ists
may
make
their
last
stand.
Meantime
a
new
threat,
to
menaced
Shanghai
developed
today
as
pressure
enied
on
the
SEEKS
PACIFIC
PACT
SEATTLE
Senator
Warren
G.
Magnuson
of
Washington
says
he
will
'agitate
at
Washington
for
a
Pacific
alliance
similar
to
the
Atlantic
Security
Pact
to
"give
protection
against
the
Communist
menace
in
Asia."
He
said:
"We
hare
been
asleep
at
the
switch.
It
is
nobody's
fault
but
everybody's."
LABORlTd
REBUKED
LONDON
Leadership
of
the
Labor
party
decided
today
to
rebuke
63
party
members
who
voted
against
the
government
during
last
night's
debate
in
the
House
of
Commons
on
the
controversial
Ireland
bill.
INDIA
STAVS
IN
NEW
DELHI
With
only
two
dissenting
voles,
the
constituent
assembly
today
approved
the
agreement
under
city's
vital
sea
and
air
gateways.
according
to
an
announcement
by
R.
L.
Gardner,
secretary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
local
of
the
union.
he
Comiiimilst
hand-f
the
solid
"Yes"
vol"
id
not
materialize.
Is
wore
so
surprised
withheld
the
rcsulU
;
hours.
mmuiiisl.s
wanted
a
irs,.inent
(if
Congress
at
the
foreign
min-irii
at
raris
next
week.
BASEBALL
LEAGUE
IS
ORGANIZING
Art
Murray
Elected
President
Junior
Loop
to
Be
Sponsored
The
age-old
annual
baseball
competition
of
Rookies
versus
Old
Timers,
which
has
been
a
feature
of
the
opening
of
the
swat
season
here,
will
see
some
The
agreement
calls
for
a
10-cent
an
hour
wage
Increase
for
Co-operation
On
Railway
Management
and
Union
Mrn
of
CN
R.
Get
Together
MONTREAL
The
far-reaching
results
arising
from
co
all
workers
covered
by
the
con
In
Central
China
the
Reds
were,
reported
walking
into
H-mkow,
the
country's
greatest
inland
port.
Red
forces
are
within
ten
miles
of
Shanghai.
A
government
spokesman
said
that,
unless
mistakes
arc
tnt'dc,
"the
city
could
hold
out
indefinitely.
In
the
south
the
Coimmiulv
;
have
advanced
to
within
225
miles
of
Canton.
tract,
four
paid
statutory
noli
dlii
I
aays
year
and
certain
con
cessions
to
the
employees
re
garding
working
conditions
and
concentrated
striving
in
1949
on
the
part
of
the
youngsters
to
equipment.
operation
between
management
take
their
first
game
in
history
The
union
has
agreed
to
give
and
members
of
railway
union;
on
the
Canadian
National
sys
pn
Is
dictate
Dark
hints
In
this
direction
were
aired
last
night
at
an
or
tem
were
emphasized
at
a
system-wide
conference
attended
by
consideration
lo
"work
standards"
on
certain
marginal
operations.
Arbitration
between
th"
union
LARGE
HALIBUT
which
independent
India
will
remain
in
the
Commonwealth.
The
156
to
2
vote
endorsed
an
agreement
reached
with
Britain
which
permits
India
to
become
a
sovereign
republic
and
still
maintain
its
tie
to
the
crown.
the
chairman
and
president
and
ganizing
meeting
of
the
baseball
association
which
plans
to
start
its
league
activities
about
June
1.
Prior
to
that,
however,
the
other
top-ranking
officers
of
the
i
and
the
ftehng
companleg
has
l-ry
(
iialttiun
Banner
SHIPMENT
EAST
rauway
ana
reprcscniauves
oi
(
now
reacned
lu
n,lai
stae)j
alld
youth-versus-old-age
competition
uie
employees
in
me
mouve
a
decision
Is
expected
soon.
power
ana
car
departments
irom
Oniric
Kitlinu,
GEOKGE
(t
-Harry
i(ini,'.a!ion
and
apri-PDrcsi'ntath'e
of
the
must
be
decided
and
this
year
the
emphasis
will
be
on
youth.
Biggest
shipment
of
fre
h
halibut
to
leave
Prince
Rupni,
Newfoundland
in
British
Columbia
the
east
to
in
the
west
.
i
j,
sV-y
i
.iak
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
1949
OFFICERS
Officers
of
the
association
this
by
rail
so
far
this
season
he.vct-ed
eastward
last
night
in
express
refrigerator
ears
attuehc.t
National
Railways
i
The
conference,
part
of
the
co-
operative
movement
which
was
year
are:
3
C.S.U.
RESPONSIBLE
OTTAWA
The
Canadian
Seamen's
Union
(T.L.C.)
must
accept
full
responsibility
for
the
east
coast
shipping
strike,
Labor
Minister
Mitchell
laid
today
in
an
open
letter
distributed
to
all
Canadian
trade
unions
a,md
"oifiers'
concerned
the
first
of
Its
kind
in
Canada,
Honorary
President.
Alderm?n
to
the
eastbound
passensjer
train
chiwn
to
carry
the
wnr.er
m
Fort
Qeorgo
ific
13
provlncirl
el-was
Her
ted
ca;v!W.i
Vancouver
was
held
in
the
board
room
of
CN
R.
headquarters
here
and,
in
George
Rudderham.
which
leit
at
its
regular
hour
President,
Art
Murray.
.of
9
o'clock
daylight
time.
Vice-President,
A..
S.
NicHer-.l
..,.The..shij)mentoii3i.sj.;d.,ot,v10.
addition
to
the
Canadian
labor
When
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway
is
completed
ocean
liners
will
be
sailiivj!
post
Montreal
about
the
level
of
the
steeple
of
old
Bou-sceours
church,
shown
here.
According
to
proposed
plans,
a
dam
80
lulb'Kfc
will
be
built
across.
thci.
Lawrence
river
at
the
foot
in"
Mr
CHI
St.
This
will
raise
the
level
of
the
river
west
of
Montreal
40
ieet,
-
utii
at
a
reconvening
j
.00
9.25
.03
1.17
Bayonne
Bralorne
B.
R.
Con
.
.
criDoo
Quartz
Congress
with
labor.
Mr.
Mitchell
at
son.
Secretary.
David
Abel.
Treasurer,
Art
Jones.
cars,
all
of
which
were
eo
f
signed
to
the
American
n;arki,--
lliree
for
Boston,
four
fur
N'-v
York,
and
three
fur
Chicago.
Since
the
halibut
season
opened,
there
have
been
s
t,
e
a
ci
y
tacked
"misleading
and
incorrect
statements"
attempting
to
put
the
responsibility
foi'
the
strike
on
the
federal
Hedley
Mascot
22
Paciric
Eastern
05
Pend
Oreille
3.70
STREET
WORK
STARTING
THIS
WEEK
Thursday
night
had
i
five
lime,
In
baliol-caiitiidai".
lay
r.icht's
convention
t
of
delegate?
was
!n-'m
2j
tu
fi)
in
th.
ef-sk
the
deao'ock.
was
uv
1
Ib'fi'iil
caii-
FISHERMAN'S
WIFE
SUCCUMBS
HERE
ent
representatives
of
the
employees
on
the
United
Siatct
lines
of
the
Canadian
Nationa'
Railways.
Heading
the
employ
dele-Rates
was
J.
O.
Whit,'
Niagara
Falls,
president
of
Federation
No.
11,
American
Federation
of
Labor.
E.
R.
Battlcy.
chief
of
motive
power
and
car
equipment,
C.N
R.,
was
in
the
chair.
Pioneer
Premier
oBrder
....
Reeves
McDonald
Reno
3.30
.023,4
'
1.05
.05
'i
Surfacing
Program
at
Last
Getting
I'nder
Way
City
workmen
are
completing
Mrs.
Thelma
Elizabeth
Pcrt-
tula,
34-year-old
wife
of
Paul
r
the
noT'iintlon.
The
Sheep
Creek
1.20
installation
of
a
large
asphalt
Pertulla,
Vancouver
troller
fish
storage
tank
at
the
hot
mixing
Conservative
Lyic
Knight.
streams
of
halibut
east,
but
la.it
night's
was
the
largest,
consisting
of
almost
300,000
pound.
Canadian
National
Railways
authorities
here
anticipate
a
continued
lively
flow
of
fresh
fish
east
because
of
a
demand
which
has
caused
a
constant
rise
in
price
Tor
the
last
weci:.
Top
price
paUt
'for
American
fish
here
Monday
was
18
cents
a
pound.
.
.30
.1114
.08
Silbak
Premier
Salmon
Gold
...
Spud
Valley
....
plant
on
the
east
.side
of
Roosevelt.
Park
In
preparation
for
the
Oils
Anglo
.GOV'T
Canadian
3.90
Citing
past
achievements
in
the
co-operative
movement,
Mr.
White
said:
"We
are
happy
in
our
relations
with
the
management
and
we
appreciate
the
opportunity
for
amicable
discussions
such
as
this."
erman,
died
In
hospital
here
Sunday,
a
few
hours
after
she
had
been
brought
here
in
her
husband's
boat.
She
had
been
assisting
him
in
his
fishing
operations
on
the
north
coast.
She
is
survived
by
her
husband
and
her
mother
in
Vancouver
and
her
father
at
Sointula.
The
body
will
be
sent
to
Vancouver
for
burial.
6
OUT
street
surfacing
program
which
Is
expected
to
start
this
week.
Prior
to
the
main
street
projectsSecond
Avenue,
Seventh
Avenue,
Third
Avenue
and
other
heavily
used
roads
work
Is
likely
to
stArt
on
less
important
streets
in
order
to
give
the
crew
an
op-portunily
'to
perfect
its
technique
in
applying
the
material.
A.
P.
Con
21
Atlantic
70
Calmont
38
C.
St
E
5.70
Central
eLduc
93
Home
Oil
10.75
Mercury
lO'.i
Okalta
,
2.40
f
Saskatchewan
by
'Council
a
year
ago,
Conrad
Street,
and
a
portion
of
the
Seal
Cove
bus
route
Hafs
Cqve
Avenue,
Claude
Street,
Seventh
Avenue
and
Donald-
Street
vill
also
be
hard
surfaced.
..
.
.
At
present,
the
-city
has
about
$30,000
of
iU
original
grant
of
$245,000
from
the
federal
government
left
for
street
hard
surfacing.
In
addition,
it
has
several
thousand
cubic
yards
of
gravel
which
will
be
used
in
the
process.
Five
thousand
cubic
yards
of
gravel
which
were
purchased
last
fall
from
Highway
Construction
Co.,
stockpiled
on
property
owned
by
Shell
Oil
Co.
near
the
mouth
of
Morse
Creek,
must
be
moved
to
a
new
stockpile
near
the
asplialt
mixing
plant.
The
company
has
informed
the
city
that
it
requires
the-
property
and
asks
immediate
removal
of
the
huge
gravel
pile.
Removal
will
add
considerable
cost
to
the
city,
because
of
the
extra
handling
Involved.
COLD
NIGHTS
Willi
Hith
Taxes,
J
Reviewing
the
progress
achieved
by
tlx?
movement,
H.
Smith,
president
of
Division
No.
4,
A.F.
Capital
and
NrcU-il
REDUCE
RIJM-OiF
Hip
fnriwr
inxuilfin
i
of
L..
Montreal,
said
that,
of
2.93
It
is
probable
that
the
first
'
development
capi-i
35.502
suggestions
.submitted
bv
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Pacific
ePtc
...
.
Princess
South
Brazcau
27a
surfacing
will
be
applied
to
the
MONTREAL
ROYALS
WIN
WINNIPEG
Montreal
Royals
won
the,
Canadian
junior
hockey
title
last
night
by
defeating,
Brandon
Wheat
Kings
6
to
4
in
the
eighth
game
of
the
Memorial
Cup
finals.
SOUTHERN
B.C.
FLOODS
VANCOUVER
Warm
weather
returned
to
Vancouver
and
the
southern
mainland
today
after
a
rain
and
thunder
storm
yesterday.
The
flood
gauge
at
Mission
is
up
to
1915
feet,
the
highest
yet.
A
sharp
drop
in
temperature
had
lessened
the
flood
threat
in
the
Similkameen
valley
but
residents
are
still
anxiously
scanning
the
skies
in
hope
of
re-life
from
the
warm
spell.
LIFE
IMPRISONMENT
VANCOUVER
Clyde
Robertson,
aged
38,
father
of
five
children
in
suburban
Burnaby,
was
sentenced
to
life
imprisonment
on
two
charges
of
attempted
murder
by
Mr.
Justice
A.
D.
MacFarlane
yesterday.
BASEBALL
SCORES
TODAY
National
Brooklyn
8,
Chicago
5.
American
Cold
nights
in
the
interior
appear
to
be
reducing
the
dan-
.15
1
"f
roads
and
public
employees
to
those
conferences
hrso
arc
sumn
nf
ti,P
30.125.
or
85
nercent.
had
been
a
C.C.F.
Kovernmenl!
accepted,
3G5
or
1
percent,
de-'an,
says
p.
j.
Mc-!
ferred
and
pending,
and
5,102,
TORONTO
Athona
12Vi
r'l
known
uioneer
of
Aumaque
14',
4
1
Cloudy
skies
and
frequent
ger
of
floods
along
the
.Skeeiv.i
rain
showers
persist
over
the'
River,
according
to
Canadian
Na-southern
Interior
while
aides
tlonal
Railways
Divisional
Su-are
generally
clear
elsewhere
in
perintendent
C
A.
Berner.
who
the
province.
Clear
skies
in
the
said
this
morning
that
water
Cariboo
brought
cooler
tempera-
level
had
showed
a
marked
tures
last
night
with
Prince
downward
trend
Monday.
single
blocks
between
Second
and
Third
Avenues
in
the
downtown
area
and
to
the
Morse
Creek
and
Hays
Creek
bridges,
then
to
Second
and
Seventh
Avenues
or
the
two
blocks
on
Third
Avenue
between
Eighth
Street
and
the
Park
Avenue
Intersection.
Failure
of
the
provincial
gov-
lt.
who
Is
revisiting
"a
few
days.
He
pre-
Beattie
55
Bevcourt
21
Bobjo
HUi
Buffalo
Canadian
.........
13
or
14
percent
dropped.
II.
Ross
Rutherlord,
of
llv:
Department
of
Labor,
Dominion
Government,
,
Ottawa,
said
an
endeavour
wa
being
nade
continuously
to
extend
the
Cana
w
Douglas
Kovrrn-
George
reporting
a
low
of
32,
oCnsol.
Smellers
90.50
Con
west
100
-
-
i
li
i,
ivyo.i
)ast
general
election,
:,ri'tl
from
office
the
11
g'"-s
to
(he
country.
dian
labor-management
produc
.47
I
eminent
to
declare
Second
Av
Donalda
tion
committees
throughout
Can-
.63
Eldona
Halibut
Sales
is
the
government'
afia
enue
an
arterial
highway,
as
the
city
had
hoped,
means
that
surfacing
that
street
from
McBrlde
East
Sullivan
2.45
me
esteem
r.f
(ho
to
the
Park
Averue
intersection
J.
Duffin,
luesKient
of
Federation
No.
92,
Battle
Creek,
Mich-fold
of
the
advances
which
had
been
made
possible'
on
the
Grand
Trunk
Western
and
Central
Ver
American
Reglna
25,000,
17.5c,
16c
and
14c,
Atlln.
.
must
be
done
by
the
city.
Cityj
Engineer
Don
Stewart
plans
to;
'-lcf
.
'he
people
are
Province
by
the
'
Government
-operas
are
losing
money
Sdwrt.
Low
hospitali-
W'ice
and
nntnmiihlln
The
railway
company
keetw
checks
on
the
river
level
;it
various
points
and
yesterday
a
drop
of
eight
inches
wns
reported
at
Pacific,
divisional
point
125
miles
eaat
of
Prince
Rupert.
"There
seems
to
be
a
favorable
downward
trpnd
caused
by
the
cold
nights,"
Mr.
Berner
said.
"So
far
there
is
no
danger."
Hot
weather
last
week
in
lbs
Interior
brought
the
river
up
more
than
six
feet
but,
if
present
weather
conditions
continue,
a
normal
run-off
will
take
place
without
flood
danger,
Mr.
Berner
believes.
'
Lower
temperatures
are
in
prospect
for
the
province
as
a
whole.
A
weak
storm
in
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
will
bring
increasing
clbndi.-ness
over
the
north
coastal
regions
by
Wednesday
morning.
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coasts-Clear
today.
Cloudy
Wednesday.
Winds
northwesterly
(15
m.p.h.)
today.
Light
.Wednesday.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
WednesdayAt
Port
Hardy
42
and
58,
Masset
40
and
52,
Prince
Rupert
42
and
60.
lav
a
25-foot
wide
strip
of
pave
ment
down
the
centre
of
the
Wizard
55,000,
17.5c,
16c
and
mont
Railways,
part
of
the
C.N.
R.,
in
the
United
States,
through
He,
Cold
Storage.
60-foot
wide
thoroughfare.
raies
are
merely
wln-
Giant
Yellowknifc
....
5.70
oGd's
aLko
-35
Hardrock
1"
Harrlcana
06
V2
Heva
08
'
Hosco
-20
Jacknife
O4
Joliet
Quebec
:
-37
'2
Lake
Rowan
09
Lapaska
08
Little,
oLng
Lac
Lynx
11
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.80
MceKnzic
Red
Lake
....
-33
McLeod
Cockshutt
93
Seventh
Avenue
East
from
Mc-
.
k
aim
are
contrlbut-'r
taxation
,.-hl
Bride
Street
to
Hays
Cove
Circle
New
Washington,
40,000,
17
5c,
lfic
and
14,
Pacific.
Grant
50,000,
17.5c,
16c
and
Boston
4,
Chicago
3.
MONDAY
National
No
games
scheduled.
'
.
American
Boston
2,
Washington
3.
(Only
games
played).
t
DOnn
are
becoming
will
come
fn
for
early
attention.
Large
quantities
of
gravel
were
laid
there
last
summer
and
the
.lie,
Cold
Storage.
0
a"
around.
Tk
reports
that
it
an
exteremely
dry
l"C
Southeast.
n:irt.
f
the
union-management
committees,
s
MR.
VAUGHAN
R.
C
Vaughan,
C.M.O.,
chairman
and
president
of
the
National
system,
said
the
management
was
aware
of
the
importance
of
providing
facilities
for
employee
comfort
such
as
lunch
rooms,
etc.,
In
shops
and
terminals.
Everything
possible
was
being
done
in
the
fuce
of
rising
:llm,,luS.
DrouKht
has
Moneta
4
Nordby
55,000,
16.6c,
16c
and
14c.
Canadian
B.C.
Clipper
34,000,
17.5c,
15.5c
and
13.5c,
Atlln.
Kaare
II
50,000,
17.5c,
15.5c
and
13.5c,
Booth.
Record
Number
of
Voters
in
Prince
fart
2.31
Negus
2l
T'''e
has
been
Panlcd
by
sland-
Noranda
53.75
l
street
widened.
At
present,
it
is
in
good
shape
for
a
hard
surface,
according
to
Mr.
Stewart.
McBride
Street
and
Eleventh
Avenue
have
been
classified
as
arterial
highways
and.
therefore
will
be
the
responsibility
of
the
provincial
government.
Because
of
sewer
renewal
work,
which
Is
being
carried
on
at
present,
the
two
blocks
of
Third
Louvicourt
1
Pickle
Crow
I-92
Rupert
Prince
t
hero
In
i,.
i.
Rpirr.ourt
u
v
Good
Partner
50,000,
17.5e,
about
a
15.5c
and
13.5c,
Cold
Storage
costs
which
have
yet
to
be
fully
totals
4,991,
the
largest
in
the
Returning
Officer
Gordon
F.
city's
history.
,
Forbes,
carries
the
names
of
'Returns
from
the
100
rural
4.931
persons
entitled
to
vote.'
polling
divisions
in
Skeena
Rid-
Revision
of
the
federal
voter:,'
Ing
will
not
be
known
for
sev-
hst
will
take
place
in
Room
10,
era!
days
because
of
the
time
.Smith
Block
on
June
9,
10
an:1
required
for
reports
of
the
11
when
persons
whose
names
Sea
Pride
25.000.
17.7c,
15.6c
San
Antonio
3.98
Senator
Rouyn
37
Sherrit
Gordon
I-48
KteeD
Rock
-51
offset
by
freight
rate
adjustments.
"We
have
many
mutual
4,991
Names
On
Federal
List
Federal
enumerators
who
spent
last
week
compiling
the
voters'
list
for
the
June
27
Dominion
elections
did
an
ex
aiid
13.5c,
Royal.
'
Five
Princes
30,000,
Co-op.
Avenue
between
McBride
and
wkc
lip
residence
,SJ
hers
who
are
en-'
r
Wapciu.
just
re-J
five
weeks
in
hos-na
art,,,,
having
suf-
hu
right
eye
with
Second
Street
will
probably
be
Sturceon
River
16
Vi
enumerators
to
reach
Mr.
Mac-
were
inadvertently
misled
cu
Silver
Miller
37
among
the
last
to
receive
hnrd
surfacing
treatment.
The
street
Leod's
office
here.
The
federal
voters'
list
for
the
be
registered.
Revising
officer
ex-offieio
i".
County
Court
Judge
W.
O.
Ful-
tremely
comprehensive
J
0
b,
LOCAL
TIDES
Wednesday,
May
18,
1949
evcry
suggestion
made
by
the
problems,
and
all
of
us
must
work
together
to
make
the
C.N.R.
'a
success
for
it
Is
our
net
results
that
we
are
judged
by
the
public."
.
N.
B.
Walton,
C.B.E.,
executive
and
operations
vice-president,
told
of
the
careful
scrutiny
which
was
given
to
each
and
60
more
names
than
the
provln
ye
-
".;
iosi,
signt,
judging
from
figures
released
this
morning
by
Returning
Officer
Rod
MaceLod.
The
list
In
High
received
a
dust-allaying
application
at
the
week-end,
as
did
several
others
with
gravel
surfaces.
Under
the
progrnm
set
down
clal
list,
which,
according
to
'ton,
who
has
approved
the
ap-city
for
some
reason
contains'
polntment
of
Herbert
F.
Glascy
17.9
feet
i6.7
feet
employees.
B.
L.
Daly,
member
of
the
board
of
directors,
Canadian
Na-(
Continued
on
Page
4)
?e.S?diiy
n'Bht
tor
,JnenrbaCk
to
Sas-
5:07
18:46
V-.ul
the
eltv's
20
polling
divisions
figures
released
by
provincial
,
to
act
for
him.
Low
5.6
feet