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at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
th
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest'
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
123.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
SATURDAY,
MAY
27,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ITDSDS
n
C
bast
T
jmbeir.
y
industry
L
Looms
ibor
C
Manitoba
Flood
Sufferers!
Condition
Of
Skeena
Road
Reports
conflict
a3
to
the
con
Loggers'fStrike
Vote
is
Called
Award
Of
Conciliation
Board
"Wholly
Unacceptable
to
Union
VANCOUVER
The
Inter-
Fje
Daily
News
Is
Receivinq
Subscriptions
LANDING
TRY
FOILED
HONG
KONG
Chinese
Na
dition
of
-the
highway
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace.
Seme
motorists
continue
to
tay
that
It
Is
In
good
shape
while
opinions
much
to
the
contrary
arc
expressed
b-r
others.
.
.
-
..
t
!
It
seems
to
be
the
concensus
!
j-w-.
-zz
r.
.
r
j
rational
Woodworkers
of
Ajner-ica
(CCD
policy
committee
'
voted
unanimuosly
last
night
to
K;a2acfieB3
empire
uames
To
Vancouver
-
4
--
''
4
TYJf
however,
that,
following
hesvy
i&lns,
the
pot-holes
In
the
section
along
the
railway
right-of-way
west
of
Salvuo
become
troublesome.
(
reject
the
award
of
the
conciliation
board
in
an
attempt-
to
avert
a
srtike
in
British
Columbia's
coastal
lumber
Industry.
J.
Stewart.
Alsbury,
chalrmaa
of
the
I.W.A.
negotiating
committee,
raid
In
a-
statement
the
award
of
a
nine
cent
hourly
wage
increase
and
a
maintenance
of
membership
claiise
In
the
1950-51
master
contract
was
MAY
QUEEN
COURT
Queen
Mavis
Cronin
and
her
Royal
court
tionalists
today
beat
off
a
Communist
attempt
on
the
is
lands
within
five
miles
of
Hong
Kong
waters,
setting
two
warships
on
fire.
ASMENA
WINS
OAKS
EPSOM,
Eng.
Marcel
Bous-sac's
French
filly
Asmena
yesterday
won
the
Oaks,
major
British
classic
for
fillies,
over
the
Ifi
mile
course
here.
ILSE
KOCH
INDICTED
'.
MUNICH,
Germany
A
German
county
court
indicted
lis
Koch
for
crimes
agaimt
German
and
Austrian
concentration
camp
inmates.
She
will
be
brought
to
trial
late
in
July.
Suggestion
Is
made
that
"
iin
'
,
.
i
of
P
prlnsesses
are
pictured
above
in
a
final
rehearsal
for
their
part
could
be
effected
provement
by
.
,,
,,,:,
Vrnm
1pf,
to
ri?ht
thev
WINNIPEG
Announcement
was
made
here
yesterday
that
the
1954
British
Empire
Games
will
be
held
in,
Vancouver
which
was
one
of
the
Canadian
cities
to
bid
therefor.
In
order
to
accommodate
the
Oames,
Vancouver
will
have
to
provide
Itself
with
a
suitable
stadium
and
many
other
facilities
which
the
coast
city
now
lacks.
are:
Princess
Sonja
Selvig,
Princess
Aina
Carlson,
Queen
Mavis
Cronin,
Princess
Geoi
gina
Mitchell
and
Princess
Yvonne
Jackson.
generous
use
of
gravel
produced
by
the
new
crusher
which
has
been
installed
near
Terrace
as
an
augmentation
to
the
regular
operation
of
the
grader.
"wholly
unacceptable"
to
the
union.
The
union,
representing
more
than
30,000
coast
loggers,,
j
had
asked
representatives
of
132
logging
operators
for
a
17
cent
I
hourly
wage
Increase
plus
a
Fishermen's
Tax
Howard
Walker
is
Case
is
Taken
Up
'-
-
.
Black-topping,
of
course,
th
permanent
answer.
Moose
Leader
Galcador
Wins
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M.P.
for
Skeena,
at
the
request
of
the
I
Prince
'
Rupert
Liberal
Associa-tion,
has
been
taking
up
at
Ot-1
tawa
the
matter
of
Income
taxes
',
Hon.
E.
Ti
Kenney,
minister
of
lands
and
forests,
while
in
the
city
thU
week-end,
reiterated
a
previously
expressed
union
fhop.
I.W.A.
members
will
now
vote
on
the
authorization
of
strike
cation
June
15
if
no
satisfactory
setlement
is
achieved
by
that
date.
RED
GUARDS
POSTED
BERLIN
Red
police
posted
guards
along
the
Russian
sec-
I
.
t
hfuinftvrv
Inils
a
1fn
Howard
Walk
was
Installed
'
Noble
North
Moose
at
the
annual
English
Derby
,Tn
,
opinion
that
black
-
topping
some
10,000
"free
German
.
.
.v..
bouid
be
Instituted
from
the
youth"
marchers,
now
in
East
Berlin,
from
stray
in
j
to
the
west.
of
co-operative
fishermen
who
have
complained
that
they
have
been
assessed
interest
on
unpaid
taxes
owing
to
inability
to
estimate
Income
because
final
proceed
returns
were
not
available.
Mr.
Applewhaite
has
replied
10
the
Association
suggesting
that
the
matter
can
be
rectified
by
Would
Extend
Research
Work
EP'OM,
Surrey,
Eng.
Q
Galcador
today
won
the
171st
running
of
the
Derby.
Favored
Prince
Rupert
end
of
the
hlgn-way
as
well
as
from
the
end
south
of
Prince
George..
However,
this
was
a
matter
of
public
works
department
with
which
he,
had
nothing
directly
to
do.
meeting
of
Moose
Legion
last
night.
Other
officers
elected
were:
West
Moose
Mike
Budnich.
East
Moose
Malcolm
Blair
South
Moose
Bill
'
MeCallum
Treasurer
Gene
Holliston
Herder
Fred
Scadden
JkM&
mr
8
il
11
ifi
Kit
HI
n
JMfcal
.
"T
II
r
'II
I
VDIKE
HOLDS
This
aerial
shot
shows
men
at
work
rorE
is
anxious
VATICAN
CITV
Pope
Pius
today
expressed
"heavy
anxiety"
concrening
woria
peace.
He
spoke
at
the
accreditation
ceremony
of
the
first
Indonesian
envoy
to
the
Vatican.
the
simple
process
of
usin
as
a
Prince
Simon
was
second
and
Double
Eclipse
third.
Prince
Simon,
owned
by
William
Woodward,
New
York
banker,
appeared
to
have
the
Vi
mile
classic
won
In
the
stretch.
basis
of
returns
the
cash
relpts
Fisheries
Research
Board
of
Canada
will
continue
Its
spring
salmon
research
work
this
summer
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
and
at
the
amo
municipality
of
Fort
Garry,
south
of
Winnipeg.
The
above
the
water
level
though
some
water
from
the
Air
Mail
For
Q.C.
Islands
iround
some
homes
In
the
foreground.
(CP
Photo)
The
fish
and
chip
supper
was
prepared
by
Bin
Terry
and
eter
Peterson,
who
were
proud
of
actually
received
less
expense
Incurred
and
paid.
Mr.
Applewhaite
had
taken
the
matter
up
with
the
Minister
of
National
Revenue.
their
handicraft.
Members
seem
FLOOD
FUND
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Jlnal
arrangements
for
the
Institution
of
an
air
mall
serv
ice
'for
Queen
Charlotte
Island
eld
In
rig
Case
ed
to
go
for
the
feast
provided
lor
them.
,.,Xhe,.
annual,
shirt
-
Jsrtp
.was
discussed
and
the
date
left
open.
Carl
Brechin
was
in
the
chair.
Centennial'
Rebekah'
Lodge-.
$2
but
the
French
owned
colt
caught
him.
Galcador
beat
out
ORGANIZATIONS
Prince
Simon
by
a
head
with
HELPING
FUND
Double
Eclipse
another
four,
Recent
6Ubstantial
donations
lengths
back-
,
.
;
.
,
j-rom
prganteatians
to
the
Mani
Galcador
started
at
100-,
ioba
Flood
Relief
Fund
include
Prince
Simon
.favorite
at
2-1
and
$100
from
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Double
Eclipse
40-1.
The
victory
Club,
100
from
the
Mixed
Bowl-of
Marcel
Boussac's
horse
killed
jing
League
and
$50
from
Joos
the
hopes
of
banker
Woodward
;
Daushters.
Wansharr
Islands
points
by
Queen
,
Charlotte
ACr
Lines
were
made
this
week
when
Mrs.
William
Sutherland
J.
R.
Morln
:
LOBA
:
Mrs.
L.
M.
Felsenthal
...
Go
to
Communists
time
will
consider
extending
research
work
to
other
varieties,
the
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
has
been
advised
bv
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M.P.
for
SkeehaV
"
'The'-
Prince"
"
Kdpert
"
Fisheries
Co-operative
has
been
requesting
that
the
Fisheries
Research
Board
extend
Its
tagging
operations
to
take
In
spring
and
coho
salmon.
An
extension
cl
the
coho
trolling
season
from
June
1
to
June
30
is
also
being
looked
Into
by
the
minister
of
fisheries
at
the
request
bt
.&Ir.
w
w'
Applewhaite.
William
Priest.
-
local
Q.C.A.
agent,
visited
the
Islands.
J-
Pulice
arrest-
Would
Have
Mr.
W.
O.
Fulton
-0
in
they
suspect
of
Air
mail
for
the
Islands
will
be
flown
from
here
by
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
-
to
Sandspit
10
of
winning
the
coveted
British
ndit
who
fatally
N.
E,
Gerrard
-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Simundson
10
turf
prize
with
an
American
bred
where
it
will
be
picked
up
by
Gordon
Clarify
constable
Alex
t
Jim
Plnniger
3
horse.
Q.C.A.
and
taken
on
to
Port
John
Eyolfson
3
n
abortive
attempt
tank
Thursday.
1
Mrs.
Thomas
White
3
'
O.
J.
Rudningen
3
Clements
and
Masset
by
the
De
Haviland
now
based
at
Sandspit
and
being
operated
by
Pilot
Roy
Berryman.
1
ho
had
a
bullet
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M.P.
for
Skeena,
is
to
De
asked
by.
the
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
to
obtain
a
clarification
of
recent
remarks
made
at
Vic-
Football
To
Start
Soon
THE
WEATHLR
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
with
scattered
showers
today.
Overcast
tomorrow
with.
,
rsiin
commencing
In
the
afternoon.
Remaining
cool.
Westerly
winds
15
Increasing
to
southerly
30
Sunday
morning.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
,
and
Prince
Rupert,
38
and
55.
HONG
KON.G
Chinese
Nationalists
today
handed
the
Wanshan
(Iadrone)
Islands
to
the
Communists,
British
naval
officials
reported.
A
spokesman
said
the
evacuation
of
the
blockade
base,
40
miles
southwest
of
Hong
Kong
was
completed
by
Nationalist
warships
at
8
a.m.
in
giving
up
the
Wanshans,
the
Nationalists
left
the
trade
starved
Communist
metropolis
of
Canton
open
to
foreign
sea
commerce
for
the
first
time
In
more
than
eight
months.
Shake-up
In
ieft
arm,
was
pick-
j
2
ast
end
and
taken
German
Couple
To
dent
of
the
Canadian
National)
Queen
Mary
Feted
On
83rd
Birthday
re
jr
questioning,
j
i
believed
to
have
i
und
from
his
own
j
Make
Home
Here
Owing
to
wet
weather
and
n
heavy
playing
pitch,
the
opening
game
of
the
regular
football
season
scheduled
between
Heavy
Battery
and
Canadian
Legion
last
evening
was
postponed.
A
his
way
to
free-
,
.
w
y.
,rhard
KrauD.
Halibut
Sales
I
f;k,IUP
l?n:P
nerTO
arrVved
In
the
el
"
"
i
,.ctrrta
with
their
son.
Hugo,
However
as
a
result
of
the
al-
j
American
location
of
dates
made
by
the;
Attu,
40,000,
23.5c,
23.5c
who
had
gone
to
Edmonton
to
Railways,
who
questioned
the
s
advisibility
of
replacing
the
PHILADELPHIA
Connie
steamer
Prince
Rupert
which
is
Mack
last
night
announced
a
due
for
retirement
shortly.
fhake-up
in
the
management
of
Surprise
was
expressed
at
a'
his
Philadelphia
Athletics.
Mic-meeting
ot
the
Prince
Rupert!
key
Cochrane
becomes
general
Liberal
Association
at
Mr.
Gor-'
manager
with
Jimmy
Dykes
as
den's
comment
in
regard
to
the
assistant
anager
in
the
rsove
steamer
Prince
Rupert's
replace-i
to
bolster
the
sagging
Athletic.3.
ment
following
his
visit
to
Prince
j
The
87-year-old
Mack
remains
Rupert
when
he
had
enthused
(
as
manager
of
the
club
he
has
ever
the
possibilities
and
1m-
directed
on
the
field
for
the
portance
of
this
port.
last
fifty
years.
.ct
,
LONDON
-Queen
Mother
Mary
yesterday
celebrated
her
83rd
birthday
with
members
of
the
Royal
Family.
Greetings
poured
in
from
all
parts
of
the
world.
The
King
and
Queen
invited
30
Royal
guests
to
a
birth
and
meet
them.
LOLAL
TIDES
Sunday,
May
28,
1950
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kraupncr,
whose
Paid
hnmo
was
at
Chemnitz
In
the
High
Parks
Board
at
their
meeting
20.5c,
Booth,
yesterday
afternoon
it
Is
now
Canadian
possible
to
go
ahead
with
the,
Tramp.
18.000;
Cape
Spencer,
schedule.
Monday's
game
will
be
15,000;
Reward,
16,000,
all
to
the
.
.
.
WJ
day
luncheon,
where
the
King
18.1
feet
21.3
feet
4.2
feet
.6.0
feet
10:50
22:53
4:40
16:42
i"
Russian
zone,
oi
uermuuy,
IlZCn
!
Ixw
travelling
six
weeks
and
Low
was
to
propose
a
toast
to
his
mother's
health.
1
m;n
nvx
ifc'iitu
lmct
between
the
Canadian
Legion
Cp-op.
and
General
Motors,
and
Friday's
j
'
,v
i
:
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
:
.....,
s
Ii
Jithnstnti
fit.
I,td.i
.
T.
V.
VIWJ
'V
here.
They
landed
at
Quebec
May
19
and
travelled
by
train
to
Edmonton
where
they
were
met
by
their
son.
The
family
has
had
five
days
with
each
other.
The
elderly
couple
are
both
In
good
health
after
their
trip.
in
"unrnj
w.
'
'
to
between
the
General
Motors
and
i
the
Battery.
Days
allocated
by
the
Parks
Board
are
for
the
Baseball
Association,
Sunday
afternoons,
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays;
for
the
Football
Associates,
Mondays
and
Fridays,
and
for
the
Junior
Baseball
Association,
Wednesday
evenings
and
Sunday
forenoons.
;
The
Football
Association
with
Toronto
fi
1
1
Vancouver
i
Bayonne
03'4
Bralorne
8.20
and
remembrance
nslup
and
helpful-ds
and
community
t!
after
the
passing
I
''-en,
declared
Rev.
pastor
of
First
Unl-Ihis
morning
as
he
he
funeral
service
'sn':
Dihb.
He
paid
''"!
s
high
quality
man
and
corn-factor
through
his
11
attributes.
The
'r!
this
as
a
last-to
tlie
bereaved,
'i
sorviee
was
at-Wbcis
or
the
Main
a
biKlv
liri.
h-
Softball
B.
R.
Con
03','
Prospects
drew
their
request
for
Wednesdays
In
order
to
allow
the
Junior
Athona
12
Aumaque
-30
Beattle
67
'
Bevcourt
-51
Bobjo
14
Buffalo
Canadian
22V4
Consol.
.
Smelters
103.00
Donalda
:
-69
Eldona
33
East
Sullivan
6.88
Giant
Yellowknlfe
8.85
Senior
Softball
prospects
look
baseballers
a
regular
evening
aui
asked,
that
should
Wednesdays
not
be
required
that
the
Foot
good
as
the
result
of
an
organization
meeting
held
Thursday
night
at
the
Civic
Centre.
There
ball
Association
should
nave
preference
later
In
the
season.
worshipful
master
are
definitely
three
teams
In
the
B.
R.
X
1...
.05
Vi
Cariboo
Quartz
!..
1.20
Congress
-23
Hedley
Mascot
35
.
Pioneer
3.10
Premier
Border
.03
Vi
Privateer
13
Reeves
McDonald
2.52
'
Reno
(ask)
.04
Sheep
Creek
1.18
Silbak
Premier
34
'
Taku
River
11
Vi
Vananda
-18
Salmon
Gold
06
1
Lfwise,
as
well
as
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league
with
entries
in
from
wat-son
Island
and
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric.
A
team
will
also
be
entered
from
the
former
Gordon
&
Anderson
and
C.N.R.A.
com
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Dies
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Lake
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although
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name
has
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for
thelt
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Collins
and
the
service
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N.
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Brewer
'rward.
tlr,
tlU
rained
out
or
cancelled
games.
The
league
will
get
under
way
next
Wednesday
with
an
exhibition
game
booked
between
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
and
Watson
Island
at
Gyro
Park.
That
will
also
be
the
final
night
for
league
entries
with
a
meeting
to
be
held,
after
the
game
for
the
Fuuuearers
were
day.
died
in
hospital
last
night
after
a
desperate
38
hour
fight
for
his
life.
His
condition
was
so
lew
that
despite
several
blond
transfusions
it
was
Impossible
to
operate
to
remove
three
bullets,
one
lodged
near
the
hear,.
Baseball
Scores
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todav
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American
League
Philadelphia
8,
New
York
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Dr.
L.
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c.
V,
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C,
Ina
S.
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Thomson
FRENCH
VETS
ASK
PENSION
INCREASE
On
April
30,
French
war
veterans
held
a
surprise
demonstration
in
front
of
the
Arc
ele
Triumph
a
nd
on
the
Champs
Elysees,
demanding
that
the
government
adjust
their
pensions
to
meet
the
rising
cost
of
living.
Carrying
signs
such
as
"The
.
Living
dead
demand
justice,"
at
left,
amputees
and
other
veterans
are
shown
in
front
of
the
Arc
de
Trlomphe
with
some
of
them
sitting
in
the
roadway.
They
held
up
traffic
for
over
an
hour,
while
police
stood
by.
making
no
effort
to
rerno
ve
them
.
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