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VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
128.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
FRIDAY,
JlJNE
2,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
fit"
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J
f
1
I
H
Go
rlrice
01
en
K
A
Jobbers
Enter
Vault
and
:
!
t
h
Tremendous
Value
of
Fishing
to
This
City
Conditions
An
I'roblcms
Discussed
By
District,
!
S'.?pervisor
In
Ifotary
Address
!
The
tremendou:-,
value
;of
the
fishing
industry
j
to
Prince
Ruport
-was.
brought
forcefully
to
the
at-
tention
of
Rotarians
at
their
luncheon
meeting
Remove
Precious
Oars
TIMMINS,
ONT.
(CP)
Three
gold
bars
worl'i
$75,000
were
stolen.
during
the
night
from
Delnite
mines,
five
miles
southeast
of
here.
The
robbery
wa.i
reported
by
J.
J.
Mangan,
mine
office
manager.
Man-gan
found
the
walk-in
vault
at
the
mine
had
been
entered
and
a
small
safe
containing
the
three
bar.-
.....j
'ermved-
-
,
j.
....
.
ONTARIO
AT
SIMPSON
PORT
SIMPSON
ThK
village
will
be
host
for
thi
n-xt
four
days
to
II.M.C.S.
Ontario
cruiser
and
flagship
of
the
Canadian
Navy
on
thr
British
Columbia
coast.
The
warship
arrived
last
night
and
is
ly-ng
at
anchor
in
the
stream.
She
has
a
personnel
of
7tt
on
r
?-
-
i
.
-
l
I
'
1
.
i.
1
-V
-
Wednesday
by
Gordon
S.
Reade,
Dominion
Department
'of
Fisheries
district
supervisor.
Fishermen
in
the
area,
he
said,
received
r
$12,00,000
per
year
for
Montreal
Vice
Probe
Ordered
V
:
fish,
$4,000,000
riKhb
In
Trinee
Rupert.
That,
the
speaker
ex
Police
arranged
road
blo'-ki
at
strategic
points
on
the
si'itila
highway
through
the
norUi-eastetn
section
of
nortnern
Ontario.
It
was
not
clear
immediately
how
many
robbers
pohe
are
convinced
there
were
J-i"-i
than
one
man
involved
obt
tm.
plained,
was
money
paid
at
thej
Need
Urgency
board.
A
special
ohsrrvanre
of
the
Ktrij's
Birthday
h
b--ing
planned
for
next
H'tnnday,'
the
vessel
to
leave
thaf
day
in
continuation
of
her
coastal
cruise
.
BOARD
IS
ASSAILED
OTTAWA
Declaring
that
the
Board
of
Transport
Com
MONTREAL
A
judicial
prcbe
into
big
city
vice
problems
was
ordered
here
yesterday
by
Chief
Justice
O.
S.
Tyndale
of
j
Cct
entry
to
the
mine
office
For
Aid
Plain
!
I
'Truman
Asks
Over
Billion
A..
I
dock.
He"
did
not
quote
the
amounts
paid
in
salaries
and
w&ges
in
processing
plants,
shipping
and
storing.
In
addition
fish
from
American
brats
landed
at
Prince
Rupert
amounted
to
$750,000
per
year.
He
spoxe
nf
the
9.000.000
oounds
yearly
The
$75,800
valuation
c.u.ie.
from
the
police.
It
wa3
based
on
'
the
official
price
the
Superior
Court,
who
grantea
g
n-'t'uon
charging
corruption
on
tthe
part
of
members
of
tins
civic
administration
and
the
police
force.
The
probe,
the
third
in
25
veers
involving
the
Mjnt'.eal
'
Dollars
More
for
Foreign
Aid
!
'
-WASHNGTON,
President
Jumbo's
Progress
landings
boasted
about
so
mucn
Truman
of
the
United
States
to-in
Seattle
and
compared
tt
to
day
asked
his
Congress
for
a
the
17,000,000
pounds
'
landed
new
$1,222,500,000
program
of
missioners
had
exhibited
confusion
and
InBomprtenc
in
recent
freight
rate
increase
decisions.
Opposition
Leader
George
Drew
moved
that
the
estimates
of
the
board
he
cut
to
$1.
The
C.C.F.
indicated
that
they
would
support
Mr.
Drew's
resolution.
ARMS
AID
ASKF.D
WASHINGTON
State
Secretary
Acheson
today
urged
Congress
to
approve
the
new
$1,222,500,000
foreign
arms
aid
police
force,
was
set
for
Sep
-moer
1.
The
inquiry
was
sparked
y
one
time
vice
buster
Pac-ilique
if-ixi
Piante,
who,
with
Jean
Drapeau,
Montreal
law
V
The
sum
of
$255
has
so
far
been
realized
for
Manitoba
flood
Relief
in
the'
popular
gerw
v;
contest
on
the
weight
of
the
b:g
here.
jarms
aid
to
loreign
countries,
,
coupled
with
sweeping
powers
to
Rogarr;
trend.,,
Mr.
Hcacie,
lve
miuta
M
to
was
optimistic
about
halibut.
.in.
.
j
.
,
Communist
threatened
countries
and
errln
but
pessimistic
around
the
world.
:,bout
salmon.
Halibut
was
in
"The
need
and
foi
i
!.,,,
v,
,u
on
urgency
f
yer,
.
presented
an
1,100
word
document
naming
GO
members
cf
the
city
council
and
polue
force.
halibut..-
Expectation
is
tint
this
effort
may
net
a
total
fit
$5C0
for
the
fund.
One
w.-vd
were
cauEht
in
one
month
with
protecting
the
ramparts
of
free-
.35
less
effort
on
the
part
of
f
ishr
r-!
di:n
has
never
been
more
phufc,"
nirn.
b
nrnner
r.oni.rols
halibut!
Truman
told
the
Senate
and
ANOTHER
MERCY
has
hpen
made
and
hv
:i
r.
IN
program
to
help
free
peoples
protect
jthemsclvcs
against
"those
who
would
enslave
them."
Acheson
said
the
United
States
must
continue
its
."'.'.
'
.
,
FLIGHT
TODAY
.
i-Mryman
at
that.
Eviden't;;,
l.o
'e
toUrested
In
help..
Second
mercy
flight
by
Quee."
nd
an
wmiur.g
tno
Charlotte
Air
Unes
wUhln
twentji-four
hours,
a
Norseman!
watch.
i;
scapUne,.
piloted
by
Capt.
Wil-1.
:
'
-
:
fisheries
had
been
brought
into
,
House
of
Representatives.
The
j
a
good
stale.
.
Soviet
Union
has
dedicated
it-j
"
.
.
.
1
self
to
the
destruction
of
Democ-
i
,
The
herring
catch
last
season
;
.
.
,
.
.
,.
which
it
r
and
everything
was
the
bluest
in
history
at
presents
and
Is
waging
a
grand
,
.
74.000
182,000
tons
on
the
coast,
1
to
.make
thettwd
U.ni-IMh.
MhUto,
;trv.fle
khiunri'BMycsc'reached
here
early
UArSr
MANAvitK
this
district.
The
uepartment
""
-
IS
DOING
WELL
Operated
on
soon
ater
aniv.
this
'
afternoon
from
J
ustkatia
Inlet
logging
camp,
Masset
Inlet
brought
in
a
logger,
J.
Mos-covich,
suffering
from
injuries
-
'n
.ein
with
herring
was
that'
happened
after,
fishermen
were
finiihed,
he
said,
and
added
Halibut
Sales
American
"
"
-"'
nr-TTi-
1rt-MT-fnr
ml
Her
f.icc
hhowiiiK
the
strum
of
her
exf-rienc
of
the
previous
few
hours,
Mm.
IIukIi
kmnclt,
dauglitT
f
Primo
Minister
Loui
St.
Iaurent,
accepts
a
cup
of
canteen
coflee
j
the
Ho(ii'(i
arc;i
of
Winnipeg.
Accompanying
her
father,
she
haul
just
finished
a
ttn
nu-tour
of
the
district
hv
air
and
water.
Before
leaving
Winnipeg,
the
Prime
Minister
urge.!
n-widr
snt.iM.rt
of
the
Manitoba
Flotx!
Belief
Fund,
for
which
donations
can
be
Kent
here
by
emergency
Queen
Olur
sustained
in
an
accident
at
thelotte
Air
Lines
yesterday
al
and
24c
Edsco,
11,000,
24.1c,
S.
Anderson,
m.n.-
camp.
Moscovicn
was
at
oiil-b
i
j
Vopforrlaw
'
that
pictures
taken
of
schools
'
before
and
after
taking
'10,000
I
ton
catcher
from
sphools
show-1
led
little
differcne
in
numbers.!
But
salmon
was
the
headache,'
tt
to
Fund
heftdquarters
io.Winnipcg
or
paidjinto
any
bank
in
Canada.
braneh
of
ruMitu
w,
"Z,
ager
&
of
the
Stewart
afternoon
a
QCA
Fairchild
flew.
the
Bank
of
Mnnta
Montreal,
was
re
20c,
Storage.
Canadian
.
Victorac,
26,000,
25.6c,
25.5c
and
22c,
Atlin.
Steveston
III,
10,500,
26c,
25.5c
and
22c,
Bacon.
Bank
Manager
G
J.
S.
Anderson
of
Stewart
to
the
city
for
surgery.
-
Mr.
Reade
claimed.
The
Skeenai
was
barely
holding
its
own,:
while
th"re
were
reductions
in
he
Naas
and
Smith's
Tnlct
production.
However
he
quoted
Hs-
ported
this
afternoon
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
to
be
doing
splendidly.
Mr.
Anderson
was
rushed
here
after
being
stricken
with
acute
appendicitis.
He
arrived
at
3:30
yenler-day
afternoon.
Invcrean
III.
11.000.
25.6c.
25.5c
military
assistance
to
Western
Europe
in
ordc?
to
preserve
the.
North
Atlantic
area
from
aggression.
VOLCANO
ERUPTS
HONOLULU
At
least
two
'persons
are
missing
and
15
homes
were
destroyed
in
the
eruption
of
Mawm
Loa
volcano
which
is
pouring
a
river
of
red
hot
lava
into
the
ocean,
Kona
Hawaii,
police
said
today.
The
massive
volcano
erupted
last
night
driving
60
families
from
their
homes.
ANOTHER
CLOSE
ONE
.
VICTORIA
Thrilling
3,200
fans,
the
touring
English
foot-hall
association
team
defeated
Victoria
All
Stars
by
a
3-2
score,
but
on
the
run
of
play,
the
result
should
have
been
five
or
six
goats
to
one.
Victoria's
two
goals
came
from
penalty
kicks.
A
beautiful
playing
pitch,
just
like
a
lawn,
was
made
to
order
for
the
English
team
and
they
held
the
crowd
spellbound
with
scintillating
football.
AIR
PASSENGERS
ures
over
the
past
15
years
to
and
Bacon
FLOOD
FUND
SUBSCRIPTIONS
dillis
Rover
$2.00
V
II.
Elkins
-
5.00
Malcolm
Montgomery
2.00
Mr-
and
Mrs.
J.
Wilkie
....
5.00
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Rxlhead
10.00
Mrs.
M.
Oirarclet
-
203
show
totals
were
holding
up
Arthur
Assassination
emot
Called.
Fake
iJKYO
(CR)
Major
General
Charles
Will-y
said
tonight
that
occupation
headquarters
wived
Japanese
reports
of
another
plot
to
Emergency
Relief
Law
Asked
by
Drew
OTTAWA
(Pi
Progressive-Conservative
leader
George
Drew
last
night
urged
the
Government
to
bring
down
legislation
which
would
permit
it
bet
Sunny
Boy,
13,000,25.7c,
25.5c
and
22c,
Booth.
Nafco,
21,000,
25.5c,
255c
and
22c
Booth.
Good
Hope,
13,000,
25.6c,
25.5c
and
22c,
Storage.
M.
W.,
10,000,
25.6c,
25.5c
and
Packs,1
he
thought,
were
no
anier
in
the
ol
1
day
than
now.
A
bright
spot
was
the
fact
th':;t
!
00,000
sockeyes
were
on
tho
pawning
ground
now.
,
Sn'nion,
he
said,
were
family
THE
WEATHtR
Forecast
North
Coast
ttegiou
Cloudy
With
occasional
ugnt
ram
tuitay.
variable
cloudiness
tomorrow.
M.
Stevcrt
-
5.05
j
M
Cheater
10
03
"Jiate
(len.
McArthur
but
he
called
them
an
Oonrad
W.A.
Hoy
Utouts
fish
and
always
-used
the
same
22c,
Royal.
ter
to
cope
with
emergencies'
yog
Danks
over
open
w&ter
tu
Ill-
and
Cubs
10
1,3
Bayview
Hotel.
5.00
x
fake."
"Nobody
is
goin.o;
to
kill
Santa
Claus,
JShby,
McArthur's
intelligence
officer,
said.
such
as
the
Manitoba
Hoods.
U1g
0Ver
exposed
portions
of
the
Speaking
in
the
Commons,
hei
t
.
sunrise.
Little
change
.-pawning
ground,
uiiterent.
Mother
III,
29,000,
25.7c,
25.5C
families
spwaned
In
different
22c,
Booth,
tributaries
"to
the
same
river,
Kaare'
II,
52,500.
25.7c,.
25.6c
were
as
different
from
one
nn--ant,
22
lc
slorage
closed
the
"excitable"
directed
his
remarks
at
Re
in
temperature.
Light
wind;;
in
creasing
to
southeast
tl3
th'S
and
sources
Minister
Winters,
whose
departmental
estimates
were
under
study.
The
chamber
em-
afternoon.
Lows
tonight
1
Cape
Beale,
20,500,
25.5c,
25c
and
22c,
Atlin.
omer
as
SKeoiia
saimnn
wt're
from
Fraser.
He
mentioned
the
unknown
resiliency
factor
tint
May
Fire
Calls
More.
Numerous
P!i'nian
had
inform-1
jaUun
headquarters
that
arrested
a
Japanese
y
who
was
"apparently
:;c'-u
man
who
thinks
"4
i
at-ainst
him.
Head-
.
.
.
i
.
.
,rn
...t
Sentinel,
18,000,
25.5c,
25c
and
''jiispH
a
fnmilv
thnt.
had
heen
'
barked
yesterday
on
three
lt-'-
nigns
tomorrow-
run,
tings
a
day
with
an
unofficial
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert.
4j
goal
of
prorogation
by
June
30.
and
60.
Commercials
Are
Winners
Hut
Only
After
F,xra
Inn'np
With
Watson
Island
22c
Storage.
depleted
to
send
more
fish
to
,
'
'
.
Combat,
64,000,
25.7c.
25.5c
e
c
and
the
fpawnins
grounds
so
that
reluses
to
"accept
this
To
Vancouver
,
(
today
i
D.
Mulroney,
E.
Johnston,
A.
Ras-mensen,
G.
Martin,
K.
S.
Bos-
numbers
were
brought
back
to
"c
own
age.
Mitkoff,
13,000,
25.7c,
25.5c
and
normal
quickly.
evidence
of
a
plot,'.'
-
said,
lie
added
that
'iiRuarrt.shad
been
assicn-
worth,
E.
Ebutt,
N.
C.
Terry,
0
l
22c,
Royal.
Pauline
V..
11,000,
25.5c,
25.5c
narry
inoinjun,
iv.
jtuis..juoun,
"c
Supremo
Allied
to
Japan
W.
usDorne,
j.
u.
tsurns,
u.
and
22c.
Roval
Kire
calls
in
May
this
year
more
than
doubled
the
May
1949
total.
Firemen
last
month
responded
'to
12
calls,
the
most
serious
of
which
was
the
blaze
aboard
the
Millcrd
Cannery
seiner
"Point
Yoho"
on
May
10.
No
source
was
available
today
to
it
ate
the
amount
of
actual
damage
caused
to
the
vessel.
But
It
is
known
that
fire,
which,
char
1I
'explained
the
factors
f.ov-;
rrning
spawning
They
were
temperature,
time
and
place.
,Tiach
family
"had
a
different
time
to
spawn
while
optimum
spawning
temperature
was
p
round
52
degrees.
The
distance
Snowfall,
19,000,
25.6c,
25c
and
Boyes.
22c
Atlin
I
To
8anc,sllit'
'today)
B.
Prosperity
A.
23,000,
25.6c,
25c
Craft
H-
Ward-nnri
29P
Atlin
i
To
Port
Hardy
(
today
i
J.
i
r
-
:
so-American
Watson
Island
showed
up
well
in
their
first
Jeague
Inisebill
Commercials
ixi.
-ame
against
HooRCvelt
Park
last
iv.pht
as
they
forced
the
hotel
men
into
an
o-tra
innin-.
Fmal
score
was
Commercials
5,
Watson
Island
4.
The
Inlanders
started
tns
scoring
with
a
run
by
Warren
...i
rirjih
no
the
fir.t
ball
Dollina.
15,000,
25.5c,
25c
and
Billingsly.
travelled
t
spawning
grounds
'Hakes
Delay
l'
!i
:
-
Japan
formally
rrom
Vancouver
linursoayi-R.
K.
Vivian,
W.
V.
Lowry,
N.
C.
Terry,
Mrs.
Pihera
and
children,
had
to
be
covered
In
just
the
22c,
Pacific.
right
amount
of
time
to
get1
Hopewell,
9,000,
25.6c,
25.5c
and
ltirr
urliim
tho
u;:ltpr
rpclld
22n.
R.OVFlI
'
a
,i,
;"
1
I
today
U
sign
rii,
..
..
B-
L.
Shaw,
D.
E.
John-U
Putsey,
10,500;
the
proper
temperature.
At-S
Sea
Mount,
25.6c,
25.5c
B-
M-
,0Wffe.
MarUn-
mplB
to
change
or
provide
new
;
and
22c,
Royal.
1
son'
red
the
Interior
oi
iue
caused
$500
damage.
The
vessel
sank-following
the
blaze
but
was
raised
again.
During
May.
1949,
firemen
responded
to
five
calls
and
only
slight
damage
was
caused
to
property.
niinrti
must
he
mn!
akin-!
Robert
Rnhrt
n
B.,
40,000,
im
5S
Be
2S.Sr.
luue,
u.
iusy,
n.
wuji,
-
ol
the
game.
Commercials
tied
it
in
the
second,
only
to
have
the
Islanders
come
hack
with
two
more
in
the
tiiird.
Commercials
collected
another
in
ths
Luplck.
into
consideration
all
governing
an(;
22c,
Atlin.
From
Sandspit
(Thursday)
l
ac
tors.
Rollcf,
15,000,
25.6c,
25.5c
and!
'ls
wnn
ail
countries
;
10
accord
it
independ-lll
c1'wli!y.-
Th0
foreiRn
Japan
was
"fully
ajJf
the
necessary
qual-'s
Ilf
a
formal
peace
H
has
fun,.,!
to
obtain
tailse
.Of
the
Amm
iean.
jMr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Mearnes
and
in-
Mr.
Reade
tokl
of
agreements
,
22c
Bacon.
third
and
tied
tne
same
...
r
,
v,
Ti,
moved
into
the
Damage
estimated
at
$30
was
caused
to
bathroom
of
the
resid
being
made
between
power
in-;
tcte:ts
and
ths
department
wifhl
engineers
of
both
parties
work-il
To
Vancouver
(Thursday
-Mr
Signal,
23,000;
Miss
Margaret.
Batten,
R.
Mclntyre,
G.
Rean,
A.
,000;
Island
Queen,
16,500;
5n
split,
,;
;Ts.
Iot
on
the
problem.
Where,
Embla,
15.000;
Kalen,
c-id
in
the
fifth
wt'li
a
score
of
4-3
Watson
Island
tied
it
aain
in
the
sixth
and
both
teams
remained
scoreless
m
the
seventh
Commercials
came
through
in
11000'
1
iUUIlg,
D.
OIUUIIIICMU,
iviio.
t
S.
K.
Hopping.
A.
C.
Larsen,
A.
Is
i
&
V
v
v
'
,H'
rivers
were
damned
fish
ladders
Capella
I,
20,000;
Arctic
ence
of
Joseph
B.
Gay,
1144
Hays
Cove
Avenue
on
April
14-
A
hot
plate
too
near
a
partition
caused
a
small
blaze.
Final
fire
of
the
month
was
on
May
27.
9
000'
P
DOT-
1U
'
i:o,
.
would
have
to
be
prvoided.
In
22.000;
Old
Star
this
connection
he
spoke
of
the
een,
20,000;
Fie
Princes,
12,000;
,
w-
oigmunu,
hhilku
yplendid
co-operation
he
had
Dovre
B.,
45,000;
Balsac
I,
13,000;
Branstrom.
leceived
from
Columbia
Cellu-
Rr
tt
ii
nnn-
Rhiri,,
i7nnn-i
To
Port
Hardy
(Thursday)-
the
bottom
half
ol
tne
ciBum
to
win
the
game.
.
Hawryluk
was
hit
by
a
base
first
inning
and
runner
In
the
.
...
tbe
field.
Bruce
nfeoree
k
Way
Contributory
O.A.P.
Would
Take
Years
Iofc
who
had
installed
the
best
Tp
M"iU
'
26'0O0.
H'elel
u
,
Mrs.
Williams
and
children
and
i
c.pproved
ladder
fnr.proserva,
.on
18
00ft
Spencer,
12,000;
!
Shirley.
of
steel
heads.
He
said
tho
bi?-
prnla
,,nl
19nnn
t
From
Vancouver
(Wednesday)
(
....
.
:,.,.::,...v
w....:'
.
,Wl'.
-..y-w-
-
-m
-
1
y
v
s
"
-
J
H.
Glover,
H.
Montgomery,
M.
Olsen,
J.
Reinsbcrg,
P.
Richard
i!
1,...,
.
gest
problem
was
to
get
the
fry.
down,
only
3
per
cent
rea.hini
the
sea.
The
spawning
fish;
LUtAL
llutb
rS
Slaninir
t,al
in
Armouries
son,
J.
C.
Broatch,
H.
M.
Brown,
j
Dr.
A.
Miller,
R.
Frost,
H.
Rcndal,
Saturday,
June
3,
1950
would
get
up
if
they
had
a
chance
at
all.
Simundson
was
'
badly
hurt
in
j
the
last
play
for
the
Commer-,
ball
game.
He
had
rials
in
the
just
fielded
a
ball
on
the
line
second
and
was
Irom
first
to
bowled
over
by
the
base
runner-A
little
more,,
'organization
team
a
should
see
the.
-Island
tough
contender
for
the
city
league
title-
CC!SSful
onrni
nr
u
OTTAWA
P
It
would
take
perhaps
years
for
Canada
to
put,
into
effect
a
universal
contributory
scheme
of
old
age
pensions,
Arthur
McNamara,
deputy
minister
of
labor,
told
Parliamentary
committee
on
old
age
security.
Universal
coverage
Is
desirable,-
he
said,
but
advised
it
could
not
be
achieved
overnight,.
SHADOWS
TO
SUNSHINE
Doreen
Stoutenburg,
19-year-old
London,
On
t.,
girl
who
had
a
new
cornea
transplanted
to
her
rU,ht
eye
in
a
delicate
operation
in
New
York
last
March
to
save
hrr
from
blindness,
realized
her
plans
for
a
May
wedding.
She
is
pictured
with
her
husband,
Lewis
George
Stacey,
just
after
the
csie-"mony.
CF
Th0
-
22.0
feet
and
Mrs.
Hill.
i
High
2:48
msht
iters.
who
oy
the
Job's
are
continuing
19.1
feet
From
Sandspit
J.
Billingsly,
i
1.1
feet
D.
Heintzman,
A.
Grinstrand
and
;
7.9
feet
R.
Gray.
'
j
Mr.
Reade
also
gave
an
inter-
,
,
-
16:04
esting
outline
of
the
duties
cf
Low
9:34
his
office
on
this
coast.
,
21:40
ee
in
the
Armou
5s
'0ltUlUBCl
n
.page
6)