PRovi
auL
ui.
onr.iES
DRUGS
VICTOftI-,
B.
C.
LY
Diiily
Delivery
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
,
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PHOHE
81
VOL.
XXXIX.
NO.
38.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY
15,
1950
'
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
fo)
yr
Cellulose
Man
In
Hero's
Role
Fish
Packer
Takes
Bomber
Crew
Members
Off
Beach
Half
Spurt
Fails
To
I'
v
t
l
I
he
Deficit
At
Ketchikan
Two
vessels
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Company,
Ltd.
are
tut
&
I
''Vv'
.
,
,
t
m
vt
i
I
back
at
thclr
home
base
at
I
KAN
(Special
to
Daily
News)
1
nnee
Price
RUpert
arter
partiqipat-
ii-
lets
wont
clown
as
the
international
.
lns
ln
thrilling
rescue
of
1
1
i
...
seven
men
marooned
at
Green
teliikan
Elks
went
into
the
third
game
vine,
20
miles
up
the
ice-locked
Naas
River,
Kays
a
story
which
Uhikan
won
Gl
to
03.
However,
al
2:30
p.m.
Three
survivors
of
the
B-36
were
picked
up
by
a
fish
packer,
the
Cape
Perry,
off
the
West
Coast
of
Princess
Royal
Island
today,
according
to
word
received
in
Prince
Rupert
early
this
afternoon.
Six
others
were
reported
to
be
on
the
beach
and
were
about
to
be
picked
up.
All
are
in
good
condition.
Earlier
Report
According
to
word
received
by
the
provincial
i..-.ilin.r
hv
.seven
t.oinU
in
the
uc
:
,las
bo,'n
,i-vilrti',!l
on
the
basi.
m,
1)V
ti
llclli..
ailing
oy
fctven
own
punts
j.v.,.
in
...
of
a
a
re(;cnl
reccnl
Diii)
acco..nt
U.S.
Strike
WINDSOR
Officials
of
the
C'lny;;k'r
Corporation
of
Canada
Limited
declined
to
comment
today
on
what
effect
I
he
United
Stales
Auto
Workers'
htrike
m
idians
i'tl
O
not
downhearted.
I
hey
Candidate
for
hero's
honors
for
have
accustomed
themselves
to
organizing
and
directing
the
the
surrounding
here
and
are
.
rescue
operation
was
Howard
l
'
confident
they
will
be
able
to
Rcld,
coast
logging
superinteu-
I
win
In
the
next
game
Thursday
j
dent
of
the
company,
which
in
...
,
.
!
I
..I.
.1.1
nod.
A..A..I
1....
-.
1
"
-7i
Hon
against
their
parent
company
in
uoijce
i1t,ro
today
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
at
cTr
Port
that
the
seventeen
men
strike
begun
20
days
ago.
official.;!
of
the
crew
of
a
big
American
B-06
bomber,
which
lu-re
said
they
expected
to
face
j
has
been
lost
since
early
Tuesday
morning
oil
a
flight
at
least
a
partial
shutdown
in,froin
Fairbanks
to
Fort
Worth,
Texas,
may
have
illinlr.il
iiiuls
ami
mi;.
ii.
iiun.vntum;
a
large
uissojvmg
Prince
Rupert
trailed
23
to
11
.
pulp
plant
on
nearby
Watson
at
the
end
of
the
first
quarter
island
'
and
41
to
23
at
the
half
but
they
out-shot
Ketchikan
In
the
,
M-v,,
"'i.
employed
by
final
half
thirty
points
to
I
Indian
Agency
on
the
bulld-twenty
thus
the
confidence
j
lg
of
new
schools,
were
slrand-th.it
they'll
be
able
to
turn
the,ed
In
the
Indian
village
when
tables
tomorrow
night.
j
the
intensely
cold
weather
froze
lohan.sen
topped
the
scorers;
the
river
solid
and
prevented
-..,..-
u,
piuuucuoii
ny
reo.
-
-
.
oailed
out
in
the
country
around
.
i
i.
it;;..!.'';,
v
.......
iu
or
is.
boinc
materials
and
,,
Terrace
or
Kitimaal.
There
was
.mm
in
crowd
stampings
put
into
Canadian-
Ua
ImPCll
made
motor
cars
and
trucks
are
ilv
lUwll
I
I
'
'
"
"
I
T
1
1
'
1
,
-
,
iiran
tan.i'uiai
wit
ii
seventeen
tor
iveicnntan
uie
aenvery
of
minding
material
:
i
-
t
processed
at
the
Detroit
plant.
no
immediate
explanation
01
such
a
report.
"Ih6
Daily
News
long
distanced
Terrace
at
noon
but
there
was
110
information
available
there.
Owing
to
snow
u,,,,!;,!
in
the
wnose
oiiu-r
rugn
i.corrr
wwc
anrj
equipment,
several
attempts
Walk
Alone
,i
in
v.
mi
ll
UK-
were
made
to
remove
the
men
and
proved
unsuccessful.
urewcr,
ij.
unu
junnson
u.
Prince
Rupert
scorers
were:
Amcy,
11;
Holkcstad,
1;
Spring,
.
I
..
t
III
-A
i
S
IH'III
ii""
RESOLUTIONS
FOR
C.CF
CONVENTION
ich
U
held
for
,
conditions
in
the
wild
country
Apparently
Angus
McEachern
between
Terrace
and
Kitimaat,
does
not
relish
the
sight
of
u
an
overland
search
from
there
12-
Davis,
fl:
Scherk.
2:
Don
as
ioou
oi
uic
construction
ii""'"
n
,lis
Scherk,
2;
Flaten,
12;
Sunberg.l
crew
dwindled,
Columbia
Cellu-
i
H
Gibson,
i
4
I
lose
Coiiioanv
was
asked
to
un-
Tlie
Jets
arc
playing
as
alii
to-jdertake
another
rescue
attempt.
The
company's
landlna
barae
myiil
in
nuw
iiL-iyitutua.
una.
olliriati'd,
Cuiiiili
Kasil
S.
:-s
ill
I
he
Mas-
i
'illU
W'lll
illip-II
Parker
of
iilicmied
in
a
Prince
Rupjrt
C.CF.
Club
is
policeman
and
he
stressed
the
would
be
a
very
difficult
under-engaged
ln
preparation
of
rosoi-
point
to
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
taking,
utions
for
the
provincial
convon-
in
clly
pollee
COUrt
Xuc5day
"
tion
winch
will
be
held
in
Pen-
.
second
major
search
aimacU
to
aIlcnioon-
r
touch
British
Columbia
ln
three
ticton
during
the
Easter
season.
j
W.
II.
Brett,
president
of
the
Charged
with
unlawfully
mak-
weeks
today
probed
through
un-ctub.
at
present
in
the
south,
is
ing
nitroglycerine
and
out
on
certain
Queea
Charlotte
Sound
obtalnina
further
Information
In
h,ii
,
w
oi
,t
weather
for
seventeen
persons
1
the
only
boat
in
the
vicinity
j
with
enough
power
and
a
tough
enough
hull
to
break
the
ice,
got
under
way.
The
Agency
A
FEMALE
FIRST
Mrs.
Nancy
Hodges
of
Victoria,
the
first
woman
ever
named
speaker
of
a
parliament
in
the
Brit
i."h
Commonwealth,
presided
at
the
opening
of
the
British
Columbia
legislature
yesterday.
Here
she
is
seated
in
the
speaker's
chair
in
the
legislative
assembly.
Mrs.
Hodg.s,
who
also
writes
a
newspaper
Falls
River
Still
Rises
i
regard
to
the
convention
local
until
next
Wednesday
due
to
toe
0W?,,lB,.ant
"opllVi
seventeen
men
on
boar.)
Mm::
f
i
ilm!
column,
has
been
a
Coaill
ion-Liberal
member
of
tin;
house
since
j
t.alcs
to
which
will
be
named
might
have
tnanaard
to
launc!:
launch,
Naskeena,
and
the
company's
lug
and
camp
lender,
D.
IT.
M'-Doimal.
joined
the
wmie
parly.
Fighting
a
CO-mile
gale
and
(CP.
Photo'
l'J4f.
i
laier.
Hi
Oilison
ir
cx-ii
(Irrras'-id
as
d
fiimilv
man.
McLeod.
I
"Everywhere
I
go,
one
of
those
officers
is
needling
me
.
.
.
always
following
me,"
he
their
rubber
life
rafts
from
the
$6,000,000
plane
and
then
survive
icy,
tumbling
waters
of
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
drove
the
'
373j
I
j
AIR
PASSENGER?
sij'
(I
at
the
'
In
spite
of
a
draw
which
as-!
temperatures
20
degrees
below
,nv
Hie
hymiv;'Kuirt
m
clvlnu
Prlncp
Runert
'
'ero,
the
party
reached
Kin
nlnn.
..!
cl,mu
ll.t.
ctl
xr.
T(.0
VICTORIA
SESSION
L
ittle
S
.Hark
My
Soul"
,,.
,Wirin
rvn
inrP
i
eolith
and
set
up
radio
com-
Mild
he
could
do
nothing
about
'
C8nadian
ror,e
h(,ud.
it
but
to
see
the
office
down-
...,..
v.,
,,,-
,hh
Mi.-
urpnse
stairs.
tne
water
level
yesterday,
i0reenvlUe
and
tl)c
vessels.
Ar-
FaUs
River
dam
of
the
Northern
rungom0l,tg
wcrc
then
made
for
n
il!
CI
S
VC-re
From
Vancouver
tMondayi
W
WUua...G.
ILKluWDr.JLO).
1
.it
.UW)..Matr;
C
.
i
operations,
hud
seven
aircraft
I
Hying
while,
.smother,
twenty
or,
!
more
were
operating
from
United
States
basea
In
Washington
I
A
Cunadian
destroyer,
II.
M.
C.
S.
flilUsh
Cirtuintolft
WyywOo.r
'
h5
j-tttfinaroDnetf
"
'constiuctWD
crew
v""
r
,"
;:"v""
LOCAL
TiDES
Oalbi
jith,
II.
Ci.
Gold,
M.
Char-
rom
Jti.s.
Hank
.
:
!,,.
1,
.risen
and
her
foot
and
a
half,
to-
hike
out
over
the
lee
to
a
opeec
liwworth.
A.
Casey,
L.
Walsh,
Dr.
El.sey,
Mr.
Marshall,
D
W.
Thursday.
February
10.
1950
s...ii..r
.High
1:26
19.9
fee
during
the
last
twenty-four
rendevous
with
the
barge,
at
Red
1!
the
Ma.sonic
Cayuga
Royal
Cauadian
Airfarce
hours,
Thomas'
B.
Black,
general
Bluff,
a
camp
on
the
lower
j
Naas.
-
'
j
13:11
21.0
feel
launches
and
United
States
Navy
From
Sandsnit
tMondayi
Low
7:13
0.7
feet
and
Coastguard
Vessels
aided
'mansiger
of
the
company,
an-i,i,iifl
by
ih-
nounced
today.
Therefore
the
tehU
r.
tin
full
se-vice
will
be
continued
ln-lornurded
by
definitely.
Mr.
Black
said.
The
Columbia
Cellulose
barge
Mrs.
.
McWilliams.
them.
-
-
-
2.1
feet
VICTORIA
(CI"
The
Speech
from
the
Throne,
read
by
Lieutenant-Governor
Charles
A-
Banks
at
the
opening
of
the
British
Columbia
Legislature
yesterday,
held
few
surprises
for
members
and
guests
as
19.40
started
out
alone
Into
the
icy
river,
but
the
"e
wuter
wulv
inlets
""t"ts
for
Provincial
police
(it
Prince
Rupert
were
advied
yesterday
ai
ternoon
that
a
large
aircraft
with
engines
laboring
and
oiu
"teethe
bur-'
Eveivthlng
is
now
contingent
J
hc
eB'nc
P1"
with
.ace
tomor-
nnon
he
wv
the
Falls
River
!h(lU'C
PI111
All
,
(
.
.
.
i
.
.
.
rtnlr
ff
ice
After
hasty
ca.me
repairs
were
the
twenty-second
session
got
under
way.
made
the
landing
barge
shoved
j
t
c
h.,,C
Mi.-.
Mo.-.,.,.
T4,.fl(r..u
1.
Black
said,
.
in
view
of
the
pros-
i
'off
asaln.
Meanwhile,
the
con-:
!
l"u
l1
""'
"""
w..tov-
spurting
fire,
wh.i
.sighted
ove-iMasett
at.
10:30
Aonday
night
j
headina-
southward.
I
An
oil
flick
was
reported
seen
'hi
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
to
ihttw,
uierc
is
a
nazara
01
,
'
Victoria,
the
first
woman
.
slrwUon
crew
reachcd
ReU
f
tHdnuj
n
.
at
.
.,
the
k
breaks
and
repairs
would
also
be
in
British
Common-
Bluff
d
,ted
f
t
barge
j
-speaker
a
'
'
McAdama.
difficult,
he
cominented.
,hlch
was
,
.,
crasUlng
wealth
Parliament.
She
read
will
Robinson.1
A
brief
nterruDtlon
ln
service
'
....
L.
7.
n
i,o
Hmise
from
COL.
utqi
iiakt
dii;s
Caplain
Larry
Thomson
Dies
)
D
.
.
.
,
HIIUUSU
IUC
UliCK
ice.
AS
MIC.
B'CT""b"
n
,1
I
j
1
.
-
R
DiKlds
and
this
due
to
break,
morning
was
a
ni!isss
nf
,
snl
.
israel-ereeUnir
which
had
been
:
as
pallbearers,
ln
the
transmission
line.
high,
were
pushed
up
on
the'
brought
by
Harold
Winch,
CCF
burgc
reached
the
men
solid
'
Leader
of
the
Opiosition,
who
sund
bars
by
the
tide.
The
men
visited
Israel
last
year.
VICTORIA
Col.
II.
N.
I'rqu-bart,
noted
Victoria
soldier
and
former
commanding
officer
of
the
Canadian
Scottish,
passed
away
here
last
night.
He
served
overseas
in
World
War
I
at
the
Mcnioer.,
or
tne
shipping
fra-
TODAY'S
STOCKS
::
were
taken
aboard
quickly
and
Second
only
in
Interest
to
teinity
will
learn
with
deep
re-brtullit
t-j
Kii-.colith.
where
they
the
elevation
of
Mrs.
Hodges
gn
t
of
the
n
ussinu
of
C.
jitahi
v.erc
transferred
to
the
Na-
was
the
seating
of
Frank
Calder
Laurence
Tlioiiison
M.
li.
E.,
07,
fkecna
which
brought
them
of
Atlin.
first
Indian
member,
widely
known
British
Columbia
.
U
Juiin
.inn
c:i
l.ui
day
but
it
was
doubled
that
this
would
have
been
from
the
missing
plane.
Capt.
W.
B.
C'sldwell
and
officers
of
the
steamer
Prince
George,
arriving
here
todny,
keot
a
look-out
in
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
as
they
tsleumed
north
yesterday
afternoon
but
raw
r
trace
that
might
have
been
associated
with
the
missing
aircraft,.
Capt.
Cfldweli
wld
that
u
strong
southeast
aate
was
flowing
ln
the
Sound.
"I
am
afraid
than
nny
ulvcxaft
which
came
down
In
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
we-uhl
hve
Utte
chance,
Capt.
I
of
any
Canadian
Parliament,
i
pilot
who
died
at
his
home
at
Uirough
to
Prince
Rupert.
Second
Battle
of
Vpres.
j
FINNISH
EXPLOSION
j
HELSINKI,
I
Inland
An
j
explosion
occurred
on
a
staircase
of
the
Finnish
Parliament
building
and
Mew
out
1
all
windows
in
a
meeting
t
room.
None
were
hurt.
Fin-
City
Accepts
1
Among
plans
Included
in
the
IG5U
Lulie
Strict.
Victoria,
rc-Throne
Sptwh
were:
:ct-iHy.
i
1.
Closrr
lalson
between
nit-.
Captain
TIioiii.mmi,
who
was
live
Indians
and
the
provincial
born
in
the
Shetland
Islands,
roveriiment
lit
all
matters-coin-,
M
i
vrd
with
the
U.
V.
Pilotage
'lug
within
the
jurisdiction
of
!
Authority
just
one
year
short
or
'
the
province.
'Hurler
of
a
century.
In
the
.24
.13'i
.08'
4
Cj
1.10
.03
30',;.
1.43
C.15
.32
AMERICANS
SKEPTICAL
WASHINGTON
Skeptical
American
officials
take
the
view
that
Russia,
while
appearing
lo
grant
favors
to
the
CIiii-.-ese
Reds
in
a
newly-signed
30-year
treaty,
may
have
really
put
the
squeeze
on'
China
in
secret
clauses
f
the
treaty.
Dean
Arliesuii,
Srcretary
of
Slate,
charges
Unit
Itu
.sia
is
in
process
of
"attaching'
large
areas
r
China
lo
Soviet
Russia.
Officially
there
is
no
comment
from
the
Stale
Department,
however.
NOTED
JLDGE
DIES
l'LBEC
Hon.
Eiicien
Cannon,
distinguished
member
of
the
Quebec
Superior
Court
and
former
Solictor
General
of
Canada,
dird
yesterday
at
Hie
age
of
63.
CRASH
AT
GREAT
FALLS
GREAT
FALLS
Eight
men
were
killed
and
seven
escaped
when
a
I'nited
Stales
Air
Force
B-Si!)
bomber
crashed
today
shortly
after
taking
off
from
the
Air
Force
base
here
about
"
0:30
a.m.
The
big
four-cineed
plane,
which
had
been
search-in?,
for
the
missing
B-oti
in
Queen
Charlotte
Sound,
plum
Caldwell
commente.".
2
Legislation
in
respect
lo
"
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")"'-.
'-The
tel-phoiie
line,
which
con-:
,,lxuUol,
of
KsquimaH.
and
Na-'
bn-n
sh-uom-d
as
ns.deut
pl-
iVcUs
the
city
exchange
with
Nanaimo
Uailwav
Ih
H,
lands.
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,
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l-cninil
visitor
t..
Diiiiwauaus
powri
House,
uie
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thf
norl
wi!b
c'ec'i-:;ea
.shipping.
with
the
rcsi,
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till
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He
was
awarded
the
M.
B.
K.
for
t
his
f-i
ivices
in
IlritHi
Columbia
land's
300-man
electoral
college
had
bren
scheduled
to
meet
today
to
name
a
new
president.
RAILWAY
TROIBLE
VANCOIVER
Canadian
Pacific
and
Canadian
National
Railways
have
'their
lines
through
the
Fraser
Canyon
running
again
after
being
blocked
for
another
24
hours
by
heavy
slides.
ONTARIO
BLIZZARD
ehlorliuiior
plant
and
Miller
Bay
Hospital,
will
be
maintained
us
fur
as
the
eily
limits
by
the
city
in
line
Willi
a
utilities
committee
recoininednalioii
which
was
adopted
by
the
city
council
Monday
night.
The
Dominion
Government
Telephone
and
Telegraph
Department
U
at
present
repairing
the
line
and,
when
the
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
British
Columbia
residents
awakened
to
one
of
the
mildest
mornings
of
the
season
today
with
temperatures
along
the
southern
coast
ln
the
high
forties
while
even
ln
the
interior
of
the
province
there
were
few
temperatures
reported
below
35.
Strong
southeast
winds
frequently
of
gale
force
lashed
the
west
coast
or
Vancouver
Tslaml-overnight
and
brought
heavy
rains
to
that
section
of
the
province
as
a
small
but
active
storm
agreement
with
Dominion
and
provincial
".overuments
on
the
Tranifanada
Highway.
4.
Legislation
on
proper
maintenance
of
reconstructed
dyking
.system
hi
the
Fraser
Valley
and
other
sections.
5.
Assistance
for
Hie
University
of
British
Columbia
U
continue
its
building
program.
0.
A
three-way
housing
pro
lil-VCOUlt
Hohjn
ltul
falo
Cuiwdiiii
..
Coiisol.
Siiielicrs
Coliwe.st
Dnniil'Ju
Klclumi
Fast
Sulllvun
(Hunt
Yellowknlfe
God's
Luke
Hardroek
llarrleniia
....
Hcva
Ifoseo
Jacknlle
.Toilet
Quebec
Lake
Uowun
,
Liipaska
.
..."
LIMIe
Long
Lac
Lynx
-
Miulscn
Rd
I.a'iie
....
McKenv.le
Red
Luke
Mcl.eod
Cockshutt
...
Monetae
Negus
Norunda
Louvicourt
Pickle
Crow
Rigcoiirt
San
Antotilo
.Senator
Rouvn
Shrrrlt.
Gordon
Sleep
Rock
Sturgeon
River
Silver
Miller
Upp;-r
Cunuih
.
wateM
dnrmn
World
Wit
JJ
"Lyrry",
as
he
wa
affect
innately
known
lo
'all
hi.-i
friends
had
been
in
ill
lipalth
since
hist
May,
and
hud
retired
from
the
pilot
a'.-.e
t
rvvi
i
on
reaching
the
retiring
are
hi
tin-
prcvioiw
year.
Goim:
to
fea
at
aa
early
are
and
spemhu'-v
se
eral
ye
ars
sall-inu
out
of
the
HritUli
l..l''s.
the
veteran
mariner
came
to
Victoria.
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.'
.
3.15
work
Is
completed,
the
city
will
gram
for
purchase
and
rental
I
accept
the
responsibility
of
inula-
bHw(,m
Dominion,
province
and
TORONTO
First
blizzard
of
the
winter
struck
southern
Ontario
with
up
to
ten
inches
of
snow.
It
moves
east
through
Qurhi-c.
Snow
-
w
hipped
by
slronc
winds,
roads
are
dan
meted
to
the
prairie
about
three
miles
west
of
the
local
tabling
the
line
from
the
ex
in
10U1
accompanied
by
His
brother.
Tliom&s.
who
also
scrv-1
nnmii'lpalities
change
to
the
city
limits.
Mayor
j
base
from
a
low
altitude.
It
1
burned
shortly
after
it
hit
one
id
as
a
coastal
pilot
tor
3'
yt'ars
and
is
now
reared
and
living
In
side
of
a
hiehwiiy
and
careeii?il
Riidderhiim
spoke
of
damage
that
had
been
done
lo
the
line
by
vandalism,
.such
ns
shooting-.22-Ciilibre
shells.
lna
short
lime
W.
R.
Love,
foimerly
T
this
cily
and
now
residing
in
Victoria,
arrived
in
the
city
cni
th
Prince
Gi
.ifvi;
today
from
I
hi
7.0(1
1
ir.
io8r
.io2
1
8)
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iG"a
a
uo
.'in
.
X!
.54
it
Is
expected
I
lie
eulirc
line
will
south
on
oil"
or
his
periodical
be
transferred
to
the
city.
business
visits.
center
moved
onto
the
coast.
Several
points
on
the
west
coa.it
of
the
island
reported
three
inches
or
more
in
the
twenty-four
hour;
rip
to
4:30
a.
m.
today.
Cold
Arctic
al.
covers
the
northern
edge
of
.he
province
again
this
morning
and
appear:;
to
be.
moving
slowiy
southward.
This
cold
outbreak
is
expected
to
spread
over
the
Prince
Gsorge
region
during
Uk
next
two
days.
mill
over
the
road.
r.XASIKIVl
RE-ELECTED
HELSINKI
Anti-Communist
Joho
rassikivi
was
today
i-e-elected
president
of
EV
i'and
for
the
second
six-year
term.
Tin
college
of
300
electors
met
and
gave
Paasikivi
a
majority
vote
of
171.
The
79-year
old
statesman
was
clioseu
over
Communist
Maimo
Pekkala
who
received
67
electoral
votes.
The
Arrariau
candidate.
Ur.
Cbro
Ki
kkiuu'ii,
received
62
votes.
Victoria.
Captain
"Larry"
Thomson
is
also
survived
by
lii.s
widow
in
Victoria,
a"
ither
brother.
Captain
Iv-.be't
Thomson,
a
relit
-ed
C.
P.
H.
coastal
masU-r,
and
three
si,U-rs
Mrs.
K.
l.aurenson
and
Miss
(riaee
Thomson
in
the
hetlaud
Islands,
mil
Mrs.
C
Cheyne.
Cove.irry.
Fngluud.
True
to
the
traditions
of
the
-eu.
'
Larry"
ixpresscd
a
desire
that
lp.s
rcuwins
Im-
buried
at
sea
and
his
wishes
were
carried
out.
the
solemn
ceremony
of
cast-in
-j
his
ashes
from
a
pilot
boat
ti'
k
iiirt
place
off
Face
Rocks,
a
uoint
which
had
figured
so
much
in
liia
career
as
a
pilot.
70
The
remainder
of
the
province
Notice
of
Meeting
gerous.
The
weather
Man
says
the
storm
is
the
tail
end
or
a
Texas
twister
which
has
wrought
damage
in
I'nited
States.
Toronto
had
three
inches
of
snow.
Outbound
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
flights
wcrc
cancelled.
SENTENCES
OPPOSED
VICTORIA
The
government
will
oppose
short
sentences
imposed
on
Doukhobors
last
week
oil
members
of
the
Sons
of
iTccdoni,
convicted
or
acts
of
violence.
Attorney
General
Gordon
Wisinrr
said
he
would
appeal
the
ruling
of
the
court
(Mr.
Justice
A.
M.
Manson)
that
leniency
should
be
shown
since
the
offenders
were
misguided
persons
and
not
morally
wrong.
Sentences
in
no
case
exceeded
a
few
months.
Meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
'
'H
be
held
In
the
Oddfellows'
Hall,
Thursday,
appears
to
be
In
uo
immediate
danger
of
coMcr
weather
Forecast
"
North
Coast
Peglon--Variable
cloudiness
ov-jr
th;
Queen
Charlottes
today,
receiving
cloudy
overnight.
Elsewhere
cloudy
with
widely
scattered
showers
today
and
Thurrdav
Little
cntr'j
RADIO
CABS
FIRST
IN
RADIO
FIRST
IN
SERVICE
OTHERS
rOLLOW
WE
LEAD
I
'
"'
A"
nicmb
rs
and
Uicir
families
are
rcquest-
f;ll'ii-l;mcc.
i
1
Kl'
'"
im
oiil.taiiding
Co-operative
Film
which
js!',?'rDr'
,Coil,y'3
visit
here
hi
December,
will
bo
"iuid
i'Ue"
lUl'S
3ustbecn
nominated
for
an
Aead-i
,
shuuia
be
seen
by
all
Uiose
who
have
the
I
(It)
I
EXPLOSIONS
IN
SOI
TH
I
VANCOIVER
Tolice
are
i'l-I
vestigatim;
mysterious
exnlos-I
Ions
which
early
today
rocked
I
three
widely-separated
areas
of
i
Vp.-i
-oiivcr
and
New
Wc'tsuin-
sler.
They
arc
thought
lo
have
I
been
caused
by
home-made
bombs.
in
temperature.
Light
winds.
Low
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
-
at
Port
Hardy,
36
ar.ti
45,
Sandsnit,
Pacific
Const
Vancouver
6,
New
Westminster
4.
Ta'-oma
3,
Seattle
1.
Victoria
1.
San
Diego
4.
San
Francisco
4,
Fresno
5.
For
Dependable
24-Hour
Cab
Service
PHONE
A
70
RADIO
CAB
,3
and
42;
Prince
Rupert,
..j
aw.
I40'
a