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"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PHONE
81
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
136.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
JUNE
11,
1949
PRICE
PIVE
CENTS
evelopment
In
-
'-iMinisteir
C
intoeiniee
D
Mew
BELLEVILLE
FIRE
IS
FATAL
TO
TWO
alibirt
Boat
unset
On
disaster
Dramatic
Move
By
Russia
Expected
At
Paris
Parley
I
I
BKLLVILLE,
Ont.
It)
Two
brothers,,
Jonn
and
Glen
Maxwell,
were
burned
to
death
when
fire
destroyed
their
home
on
the
outskirts
of
Belleville
today.
..
.
to
Feared
Lost
In
psizing
Of
Sunset
THE
WEATHER
Important
Speech
to
Be
Made
By
President
Truman
at
Week-end
PARIS
(CP)
Western
officials
look
for
a
new!
and
dramatic
move
by
Russia
when
the
council
of
foreign
ministers
reconvenes
tomorrow.
Foreign;
Minister
Andrei
Vishin&ky
of
Russia
had
asked
be-'
fore
ad
journment
yesterday
that
no
meeting
be
held
today.
His
western
colleagues
agreed
to
the
Russian's
cryptic
request.
'
arinc
Tragedy
In
False
Pass
In
Aleutian
Synopsis
Clear
skies
were
general
over
hain
Vessel
Was
Well
Known
Here
Vll
the
southern
coast
and
the
southern
and
central
Interior
of
British
Columbia
this
morning.
A
weakening
disturbance
moving
into
the
Gulf
of
Alaskd
will
The
western
officials
specu
nil
was
received
here
this
morning
that
the
e
halibut
bout
Sunset
had
foundered
north
of
jkan
with
the
apparent
loss
of
five
men
of
her
nan
crew.
The
Sunset
was
well
known
as
a
of
halibut
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert,
ree
men
died;
two
are
missing
and
four
sur-
ihen
t
lie
flsnlng
vessel
PRESIDENT
OF
'
lated
that
Vishlnsky,
after
consulting
with
the
Kremlin,
might
make
a
move
that
could
change
the
course
of
the
Paris
Meantime,
it
was
announced
in
Washington
that
President;
Truman
would
make
an
Important
speech
this
week-end
on
the
international
situation.
',
bring
some'
rain
and
strong
southerly
winds
to
the
Queen
Charlottes
this
afternoon.
It
now
appears
unlikely
that
this
disturbance
will
have
any
marked
ffect
on
conditions
over
the
remainder
of
the
province.
,
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Cloudy
becoming
overcast
with
Intermittent
rain
during
the
afternoon.
Cloudy
with
showers
Sunday.
Winds
wester
:1c
reported
today.
.JAYCEES
HERE
Sunset
met
disaster
ii
IN
FIELD
H.
G.
Archibald,
C.C.F.
candidate
for
re-election
as
Member
of
Parliament.
which
separates
the
lar),(
,
,;,fft(.d
llrad
Panhandle
from
Unimak
of
y
,..
0rKanizatittt)1
the
first
of
the
Aleutian
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
urs
were
picked
up
by
Coninieree
elected
new
officers
fishing
boat,
the
John-
1949-50
at
its
annual
mcct-
ALBERNi'S
SKIPPER
SURPRISED
AT
PUBLICITY
OVER
SHIP'S
MISHAP
More
than
a
bit
puzzled
about
all
the
publicity
that
had
accompanied
the
beaching
of
his
ship
in
Pitzhugh
Sound
this
week,
Capt.
Joe
Peterson
of
the
government
lighthouse
tender
Alberni
put
the
damaged
vessel
into
dry
dock
here
this
morning,
then
told
a
brief,
unadorned
tale
of
what
had
happened.
"I
don't
know
where
t'.iey
got
;
0fy
ft
Ad
iww
ly
15
mph)
shifting
and
in
creasing
to
southerly
(30
mph)
this
afternoon,
then
decreasing!
Ing
In
the
Civic
Centre
last
niht
EASY
AS
BALANCING
A
TEACUP-Mrs.
Helen
S.
Kanian
of
Washington,
DC,
doesn't
have
to
be
cxtra-muscVar
to
perform
Papers
Filed
By
Archibald
I
to
southwesterly
(15)
Sunday
morning.
Little
change
In
tern
.
of
the
nine
n
ew
withheld
meantime.
this
feat
of
hold-up
three
men
and
a
machine
on
the
palm
of
her
hand.
Actually
the
K-190
helicopter,
designed
by
her
hus-
1
pernture.
Lows
tonight
and
1
highs
SundayAt
Port
Hardy,
Nomination
papers
of
Harry
all
those
stories
about
us,"
h?
.
headed
north
with
the
intention
band,
hovers
lightly
as
a
butterfly.
The
craft,
first
commercial
twin-rotor
helicopter,
demonstrates
manoeuvrability
in
trial
tests
recently.
1
45
and
56,
Massett
45
and
55,
Trincc
Rupert
45
and
55.
0
Die
In
O.
Archibald,-
C.C.F.
candidate
said.
"All
that
happened
was
pf
beaching
her
at
Safety
Cove
and
heard
reports
on
the
Jaycec
regional
convention
which
wa:
held
here
last
week.
New
president
of
the
young
men's
group
Is
Harold
Hampton,
while
other
officers
and
directors
are:
First
Vice-President,
Harold
Helgerson..
Second
Vice-President.
Eric
for
Skeena
riding
lit
the
federal
that
we
sprang
a
leak
in
Queen
However,
she
was
filling
faster
election,
were
filed
this
morning
Charlotte
Sound
and
had
to
than
our
pumps
could
take
car's
ad
Crash
with
Returning
Officer
Rod
Mac-1
beach
her
at,
Clark
Point.
of
the
water
so
we
put
her
on
the
beach
at
Clark
Point."
Halibut
Sales
American
New
Washington,
G3,0()Q,
19.Cc,
18.1c
and.
16c
to
Cold
Storage.
Leod.
His
nomination
completes'
A
patch
on
the
Alberni
8
bot-t
he
list
of
two
candidates
which'
torn,
just
aft
of
midships
on
On
Monday,
the
Alberni
pulled
ORIA
(P
Two
youths
Sneers.
will
seek
office
on
June
27.
Ted
.
vne
siarooaia
sine
snowt-u
unc
j
herself
off
Clark
Point
wltn
tne
Applewhaite.
Liberal
candidate.!
the
leak
had
opened,
but
it
will
j
aid
o
two
fishing
boats,
the
Iltd
and
five
jxtsoiis
Secretary.
Donald
Nixon,
jred
in
a
crash
between,
Treasurer,.
JIubJ
MacKcnzie.
has
already
filed.
,
-
...
J
not
be
until
Monday
.
that
.
the
Names
of
14
electors
were
on
extent
of
her
damage
will
be
.
LOCAL
TIDLS
Sunday,
June
12,
1949
ana
a
truck
on
the
Directors
Orln
Odegard.
M
liishway
at
Koksllah
j.
stanleton.
Gcoree
Tomlinson.
Mr.
Archibald's
nauers.
four
.known.
Hlch
1:47
22.1
feet
Construction
Of
New
Hotel
Expected
Soon
Fine
Hostelry
and
Theatre
Structure
to
Take;
Year
to
Complete
Principals
Coming
to
City
Construction
of.
Prince
Rupert's
magnificent
new
"Charles
M.
Hays
Hotel,"
projected
105-room
hostelry
on
Canadian
National
Railways
park
property
on
Second
Avenue
which
has
just
been
acquired
as
the
site,
is
expected
to
get
under
way
by
late
summer.
The
handsome
building
of
steel
and
concrete,
includ
The
Datchit
looks
like
a
35
miles
north
of
Vic-
David
Hay.
Bob
Harrison.
J.
K.
.1..
1
....innn
...no
mil
3
Klatawa
and
China
Hat,
and
proceeded
to
Safety
Cove
where
she
was
beached
on
the
sandy
bottom.
It
was
there
that
the
Salvage
King
found
her
and
that
the
diver
placed
the
patch
over
her
leaking
hull.
A
night.
I
McLeod.
Ed.
Williams.
Tonv
14:56
19.1
feet
Low
:31
10
feet
20:35
7.0
fee?
lead
ure
Erwln
Kouf.
Crawlev.
and
Raymond
E.
Pick-
ii;awy
pmuru
puuiwi-i;
van
i'-iv
there
by
George
Collins,
a
diver
on
the
tug
Salvage
King,
which
accompanied
the
Alberni
from
Safety
Cove
on
Calvert
Island
Mr.
Hampton
replaces
S.
O.
19,
both
of
Cuwichan
Furk
wh(J
hca(p(1
,ne
orBanlza
'
r..
Ihn
lott
Pn..
"It
was
a
fine
patching
job,
ijiui'U
are
Stanley
Dyke
where
she
was
beached
a
second
JWe
took
vpry
mtle
water
on
Uie
time
for
temporary
repair
rufton,
driver
of
'
the
more
than
the
minimum
required
by
the
Dominion
Elections
Act.
His
nominators
were
Norman
Bellis,
George
Rudderhair!,
Andrew
O.
Morse,
Edgar
Woodward,
E.
A.
Evans,
David
Crocker,
Mrs.
David
Crocker,
Thor
Sollicn,
W.
S.
Hammond,
J.
De-lorme,
.Olaf
Rursvick,
Mrs.
G.
Couture,
S.'L.
Teachey
and
Mrs.
Eilna
Bond.
'Accompanying
Mr.
Archibald's
ffominatipnjjiyjtiEs-
was-
a
;$200
clieque
'covering
the
deposit
required
by
the
Elections
Act.
De
ho
.suffered
a
fractured
ing
up-to-date
tlieairc
as
well
trip
north,"
Capt.
Peterson
said.
At
all
times
the
27-man
crew
of
the
Alberni
remained
with
the
ship.
At
the
time
the
leak
occurred,
the
Alberni
was
anchored
off
Egg
rib,
face
cuts
and
sev-k;
Eyvon
Fortin
of
in
Lake,
serious
In-
nun
1
yji
viic
nou
iai
A
general
report
on
the
convention
by
Harold
Helgerson
who
was
in
charge
of
the
convention
committee
showed
that
the
regional
meeting
had
been
successful
both
from
the
business
and
social
standpoint.
Discussion
of
the
regional
proceedings
took
up
a
large
part
of
the
j
"We
were
In
Queen
Charlotte
Island,
anchored
off
Egg
Island,
wheriife
developed
a
bad
leak,"
Capt'
Peterson
said.
It
was
about
2
o'flpck-
Monday
morning.
"I
ImTrtediately
started
up
and
as
Uiq
modern
notei
wan
an
facilities
and
services,
is
ex
headquarters
is
being
distributed.
Support
of
the
Red
Cross
blood
donor
campaign
which
will
take
place
in
July
was
pledged
and
J.
K.
McLeod
was
named
to
head
a
committee
to
co-operate
with
the
local
blood
donor
committee.
Names
of
a
score
of
members
were
submitted
"as
volunteer
blood
donors.
Retiring
President
S.
O.
Furk
delivered
his
annual
report
In
Mrs.
Amelia
Larufe,
Vlc-
pected
to
take
about
a
year
to
erect.
As
already
announced,
J
Island
where
she
was
unloading
lctured
demur
and
severe
hrr
son,
Ronald,
four,
I
forehead.
than
half
the
number
of
votes
posit
cheques
are
returned
if
the
-1
.....
more
polled
by
the
winning
candidate.
candidate
wins
or
polls
Fortin
is
believed
to
tiered
Internal
injuries.
Plans
fr
a
smoker
party
late
'fport
was
that
the
se-!
in
June
were
laid.
The
func-
with
further
preliminaries
of
the
project.
'"
;
"The
whole
project,"
Mr.
Besner
said
"is
based
on
the
acrrptanre
of
the
fact
that
a
row
era
is
opening
up
In
the
industrial
development
not
only
of
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
but
the
whole
of
the
north
country,
something
which
we
have
long
confidently
anticipated
and
which
ran
certainly
be
delayed
no
longer
as
evidewed
by
such
evrnts
as
the
coming
of
the
('elanese
Corporation
of
America
and
other
impending
'
the
overall
cost
of
the
project
is
estimated
at
about
$2,500,000,
a
company
with
capitalization
to
this
amount
having
been
incorporated
by
important
American
and
British
interests.
Olier
Besner,
Prince
Rupert
pioneer,
arrived
In
the
city
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
on
business
in
connection
&
crashed
into
a
two-
tion
will
be
held
in
the
third
which
he
outlined
achievements
It
which
had
pulled
over
week
of
June.
of
.the
Junior
Chamber
both
Mde
because
of
light
irlimiH
ihmu.iim
rimirnmn
nf
locally
and
regionally
during
building
supplies
for
a
new
lighthouse.
About
half
her
cargo
had
been
unloaded.
The
cargo
was
transferred
to
the
Blrnle
and
the
Berens
at
Safety
Cove
and
later
taken,
to
Egg
Island.
The
Alberni
proceeded
north
under
her
own
power
but
fras
escorted
by
the
Salvage
King
which
left
for
the
south
again
shortly
after
arrival
here.
Department
of
Transport
Marine
Agent
N.
A.
Beketov
flew
south
from
here
Tuesday,
Joining
the
Salvage
King
at
Port
Hardy.
the
current
"gct-out-the-votc"
,
the
iasi
year
ami
nigra
con
mm
B
urn.'
imuiwiBMiM-"""""
Pi
'
'
WiV
:-
v
-
s-
committer,
reported
that
a
parade
of
cars
carrying
banners
and
tinned
devotion
to
the
aims
of
the
Junior
Chamber
movement
in
the
coming
year.'
M)K
KASKIJALb
1
placards
urging
citizens
to
vote
'
lc
nliinnnH
f.r
tiwf
ti.'onlr
iiitif
M'XDAY.
2
P.M.
'Trials
vs.
Men-hauls
f
lOlt
IIASKIIALL
prior
to
the
provincial
elections
and
that
publicity
material,
received
from
national
Jaycce
Cubs
vs.
II
raves
4
P.M.
The
possibilities
of
stop-over
tourist
traffic
through
Prince
Rupert
was
also
taken
into
con-
cC
-i'
'
1
1
ii
,;
1
sideiViun
in
the
decision
to
THE
UNION
SHOP
NEER-CANADIAN
LAUNDRIES
AND
Job's
Daughters
JAMBOREE
TONIGHT
at
7:30
June
11
j'"'--
IN
THE
ARMORIES
(Sixth
Avenue
West)
FUN
FOR
ALL
DANCING
DOOR
PRIZE
Each
Evening
build
the
hotel
here,
Mr.
Besner
added.
As
the
hotel
plans
have
been
submitted
for
estimates
on
construction
a
few
weeks
must
elapse
before
the
tenders
are
con
1
iXS-
hV-v
1
-
'
sidered
and
contracts
let.
-By
DRY
CLEANERS
cs
have
advanced
prices
remain
the
same.
This
made
by
increased
business
from
satisfied
customers.
r
satisfaction,
send
your
cleaning
and
laundry
to
us.
Mulhpi-oofing
free
of
charge
upon
request.
that
time
principals
interested
DRIVES,
TYPES,
SHAVES
WITH
NO
HANDS
German
veteran
Karl
Lastinger,
crippled
while
fighting
with
the
German
army
in
Russia,
hasn't
allowed
severely
disabling
injuries
to
incapacitate
him,
Lastinger
lost
his
right
hand
at
the
wrist,
his
left
at
the
forearm,
his
left
leg
and
his
left
eye.
In
a
workshop
for
artificial
limbs
in
Ansbach,
Germany,
he
had
interchangeable
limbs
made
for
various
purposes.
He
is
shown
shaving
with
the
help
of
an
artificial
limb.
He
can
also
drive
a
car,
he
just
passed
his
test,
and
another
artificial
atttachment
allows
him
to
type.
This
ex-soldier
is
planning
to
open
an
ice
cream
stand
this
summer.
1
i
I
ADMISSION
TICKET
$1.00
'
Admits
Holder
Each
Evening
SINGLE
ADMISSION
50c
CHILDREN
25c
CHILDREN
UNDER
13
FREE
NEW
RUSS
"ARISTOCRACY"?
According
to
a
London
newspaper,
Vasilij
Stalin,
son
of
the
Soviet
premier,
has
become
engaged
to
Svetlana
Molotov
::
Iti,
the
daughter
of
Russia's
former
foreign
minister.
Young
Stalin
was
a
pilot
in
World
War
II
"NE
118
or
8
BOX
418
Prince
Rupert
B.
C.
and
is
pictured
here
at
the
controls
of
his
plane.
in
the
project
R.
W.
Liversidge.
of
London,
England;
Frank
Kaf-tel,
of
Toronto,
and
George
Mulligan,
also
of
Toronto,
will
be
visiting
Prince
Rupert.
The
theatre,
which
will
be
incorporated
in
the
hotel,
will
be
a
750-seat
house
on
the
Second
Avenue
street
level
at
the
westerly
end
of
the
building.
It
Is
this
feature
of
the
building
which
has
interested
J.
Arthur
Rank,
wealthy
British
cinema
producer.
Mr.
Besner
expects
to
spend
about
a.
week
In
the
city.
He
is
accompanied
by
his
stepdaughter.
Miss
Agnes
Roberge,
former
Public
Meeting,
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director
of
medical
illustrating
for
the
Department
of
Veterans'
Affairs
at
Christie
Street
Hospital
but
now
making
her
home
with
the
family
in
Vancouver.
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