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PHOHE
81
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
189.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
13,
1949.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
r
fiant
.Mrs.
Tait
Larid
Safely
In
s
ireen
ana
Uc
In
Her
"Wrnno
p,hu,...
i.
Communists
Are
Assaulting
Canton's
Gateway
Ruled
Out
(origan''
Escapade
PROGRESS
ON
NEW
BUILDING
Kanhsien
Is
Under
Siege
European
Assembly
Refuses
to
Touch
Contentious
Irish
Question
STRASBOURG
f
By
an
overwhelming
show
of
hands,
the
Council
of
Europe's
Assem
y
i
If.
.
-:'
''-'-'I
j
(('!')
M's-
lii.'harda
Morrow-Tait,
ithe-woi'ld-m-a-year
aviatrix,
defied
a
eminent
order
yesterday
not
to
fly
the
hupped
from
Goose
Bay,
Labrador,
to
line
air
field
in
southern
Greenland
in
ir.ed
plane.
Today
she
was
making
Large
attendance
at
last
night's
special
general
meeting
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Can
CANTON
Kanhsien.
gateway
city
to
Canton,
was
reported
standing
firm
today
against
furious
assaults
by
from
50,000
to
60.000
Communist
troops.
bly
today
rejected
an
akU-mpt
adian
Legion
was
evidence
of
the
Interest
that
Is
being
taken
in
the
completion
of
the
recent
by
the
Ihuublic
oi
Ireland
to
call
up
for
debate
the
Irish
partition
problem.
Ireland
had
sought
to
have
ly
acquired
naval
bulldlgs
as
Chinese
Army
spokesmen
said
the
permanent
headquarters
I
that
the
da
were
still
unable
PADRE
DROPS
WITH
PARAS
wr,d
Ki
the
last
Hilil
Tf-circliiiE
t
year
ago
acb
was
(Hayed
ol
her
original
He
the
7i0-mlle
X.
Iceland.
for
their
branch.
FORT
ST.
JOHN
When
the
un-bronzed
soldiers
of
the
id
Ilyine
nous:-
to
crack
the
city's
defences.
Pro-government
dispatches
said
that
fighting
was
raging
In
the
outskirts
of
that
city
215
miles
northeast
of
Canton.
.
,
Provincial
officers
have
fled
from
the
capital
of
Kiangsi
Province
but
the
governor
Is
said
to
be
directing
Kanhsien's
William
H.
Murray,
chairman
of
the
building
committee,
reported
that
steel
to
be
used
In
the
new
building
had
arrived
and
was
now
being
prepared
for
setting
In
place.
A
great
deal
of
the
demolition
work
that
has
to
be
undertaken
had
already
been
in
Greenland
Princess
Patricia's
Canadian
........
11'..
tr
t
I..U
T..
f.,
....
1
..
..n..L.l
the
newly-created
Assembly
take
a
hand
in
Its
lon'-standln-?
demands
for
union
of
Northern
Ireland
with
the
26-county
republic
of
the
south.
Strong
opposition
to
the
con-'
troversial
proposal
came
from
most
British
delegates
of
the
101
-member
Assembly.
Since
1921
the
counties
of
Northern
Ireland
have
been
part
of
the
United
Kingdom
along
with
England,
Scotland
and
p
Bay.
Labia-
swift
airborne
assault
against
C
or
Britain
(in
Fort
St.
John
and
the
Peace
completed
and
the
contractors,
-
(he
rmind-tli''-
River
bridge
during
Exercise
,f
had
taken
off
Eagle,
the
regiment's
padre
!a;iip,
after
bWng
HCapt.
J.
M.
"Jock"
Anderson
,n
by
the
t'anu-
was
not
left
behind.
In
fact,
he
THEY
WALKED
AWAY
The
pilot
and
three
passengers
riding
in
this
float-equipped
biplane
walked
away
without
even
a
bruise
when
it
crashed
In
a
residential
street
In
South
Porcupine,
Ont.,
this
week.
A
freak
down
draft
was
blamed
for
the
crash.
(C.
P.
Photoi
Greer
&
Bridden,
had
the
work
well
in
hand.
The
meeting
approved
of
the
upper
portion
of
the
premises
being
operated
under
the
title
of
The
Canadian
Legion
Club
of
Prince
Rupert.
Pattern
Is
taken
from
the
recently
opened
club
Wales.
defence.
He
is
General
Fang
Tien,
who
Is
also
commander-in-chief
of
the
armed
forces
in
Kiangsi.
i
On
the
southeast
front
heavy
fighting
is
reported
developing
In
a
Communist
attempt
to
Isolate
the
big
port
of
Foochow.
Foochow
lies
opposite
the
Nationalist
redoubt
of
Formosa,
i
Press
reports
say
that
the
at
of
TiHiispnit
went
In
with
the
ftr.-t
wave,
(fiiiaml
flight.
At
his
own
request,
the
regl-oniy
two
more
merit's
popular
chaplain
went
,i
and
to
Glas-
Into
the
attack
cn
the
Peace
if
the
year-long
River
bridge
In
one
of
the
ifft'.me
ambition
flimsy
army
gliders.
It
was
his
THE
WLATHER
"BEAUTY
BY
THE
DOZEN"
FEATURED
IN
CIVIC
CENTRE'S
QUEEN
CONTEST
BEARS
GO
BACK
TO
MOUNTAIN
of
the
New
Westminster
Branch
I
No.
2
and
other
Legion
branches
first
ride
in
a
glider
and
to
get
he
vwrUI.
I
in
the
Fraser
Valley
which
hold
a
place
aboard
the
motorics
Communists
are
trying
to
cap
the
two
licences.
I
Under
the
authority
of
a
club
(Synopsis)
Cool
moist
air
still
covers
almost
all
reg:iii
of
British
Col
craft,
capt.
Anderson
had
u
"Beauties
by
the
dozen"
is
a
literally
correct
way
double
as
medical
orderly.
How-
.
i
.
.
.
,L
.
,i
,
,
cf
lcscnbinff
the
entries
in
the
Civic
Centre
beauty
ever
the
Pai.
had
comniete
con-
...
The
bear
which
visited
Mc-Clymont
Park
Friday
afternoon
with
two
cubs
completely
dis-
ture
Yungtal,
30
miles
southwest
of
Foochow.
Sharp
clashes
also
are
re
.license
Issued
by
the
Liquor
umbia.
There
Is
little
present
1
rt.
K
.(,n(l
,nM
o-"""
""'
6'""
vm"
fuientce
in
the
padre's
ability
contest
vs
hich
will
result
in
the
crovvnincr
of
a
Carnival
ported
around
the
main
river
Ba.cuani..
..w
"'-premises
will
consist
of
a
hand
Indication
of
any
marked
Im-
An
hour's
tthe
park
area.
somely
furnished
and
well-
towns
of
Mlnstng
nd
Shulkow,
30
and
40
miles
upstream
from
pt
jvemont
in
general
conditions
bill
to
take
care
of
their
physical
as
Queen
next
Friday
after
threo
preliminary
appear-
wcll
as
spiritual
well-being.
.
,
.
,
v
,i
r,
,
ancc8
,)tfore
JU(1Kts
and
audience
on
the
Carnival
capt.
Anderson,
of
London.
Ontario,
won
the
Military
Cross
stajje.
and
H.
It.
Walmslye
"
'
'
over
the
weekend.
Southern
Ui-1
Martin
Foochow.
iard
.
and
.
card
.
rooms
and
.
pro
few
lauea
w
reveai
any
MBn
o,
visUjn
has
aLs0
begn
made
Jn
lh4
Urior
valleys
will
enjoy
a
flT
I
lit'
inrHf
IIII.I
IlllflN
H.1IJ11IA
plans
for
a
modern
snack,
bar
Judging
appearances
of
the,-
I?,
lovely
girls
will
form
part
of
to
Prince
U,lervals
but
cloudy
5kiPS
,
.
aJn,,,ny
Hays
Creek
ot
the
surrounding
k
u
f.
live
aeo
pen,
years
ncneral
U(Ln,l,ti
Kp
overt
it
ic
nuoiw
with
ample
seating
-
capacity
potential
m
o
t
a
r
United
States
in
i
U
fiiiahed
by
.iortwtion
In
the
i
L
publicity
lurv
tain,
ays
J.
It.
rd
collector
ot
utw
rfently
rc-
r.
-
-
t.
q
H
fa.
-
IHftl
Ult
tlU
V
0
M.VV.J
the
Ctnmtvul
nnwrnm
npitt
ov;t4ce
t,.L..,..l,'c
A,Hnmw
This
Club
is
separate
from
the
that
the
trio
forayed
down
from
remainder
of
the
province.
week.
Their
first
appearance
nnrl
is
now
doins
office
work
1n
tn
present
Veterans'
Club
which
and
Bar
In
the
Second
World
War.
He
served
with
the
Highland
JJghl
Uilantry.
ftom
Gait,
Ontario,
landing
with
that
milt
on
the
Normandy
beaches
on
D-Day.
He
won
his
decorations
for
rescuing
wounded
soldiers
the
mountain
after
berries
and
will
occupy
premises
on
the
will
be
Monday
evening
and
'the
rtty.
She
Is
interested
In
Another
disturbance
In
the
Gulf,
their
second
Wednesday
night.
I
Indoor
snorts,
music
and
danc-!f
Alaska
will
cause
rain
and
surprised
themselves
and
the
Dublic
when
they
broke
Into
a
Counterfeit
r
-Case
Arrest
Young
Sawmill
Worker
Charged
With
Kidnapping
Engraver
.
VANCOUVER
if'
Paul
Pan-kowe,
sawmill
worker,
has
been
winds
ni'j(it..'i
ULtr
Auuiiicdobcii.Y
On
Thursday
night,
the
,
final
ing.
i
populated
open
space.
under
fire,
the
first
time
at
Judging
will
take
place
and
the
pat
Dumas,
ape
17.
Pat
'has
along
the
north
coast
region
winner
named.
Second
and
lived
in
Prince
Rnnrrt
for
the
this
afternoon
and
Increasing
ground
floor.
It
is
purely
a
business
venture
of
the
locai
branch,
operated
under
a
separate
licence
and
governed
by
articles
of
the
Government
Liquor
Act
Regulation.
The
Buron,
near
shell-torn
Caen
In
ci
after
a
trip
Pacific
Coast
this
district
there
mp'fif
Uric
of
in-
7
i:i
which
the
southern
lui
t-ji-o
vpnrs
unci
is
now
Pm-
cloudiness
over
July.
1944.
and
later
at
the
nirwpri
with
the
Fishei
mrn'
coastal
areas
tomorrow.
Old
Country
Hochwald
Forest
in
March,
1945
(
Forecast)
Football
third
choices
of
the
judges
als.)
will
be
made
public
and
these
girls
will
art
as
princesses
at
the
formal
coronation.
The
coronation
of
the
Carnival
Queen
is
scheduled
for
next
Friday
night
with
full
pomp
and
ceremony
customary
to
such
Civic
Centre
carnival
"A")
(Scottish
League
Dir.
FEMININE
EXCITEMENT
if
n
metiicrt.
says
fuuld
be
ti)
place
publicity
repre-the
provinee
in
mure
Important
u
value
of
th
rj'
should
not
be
'i
Mr.
Mcl.ed'1
wis
In
tills
prov-
Co-op.
Lois
Thompson,
nn.e
13.
Lois
has
spent
all
her
life
in
Prince
Rupert.
On
graduation
from
Booth
Memorial
High
School,
she
Joined
the
staff
of
the
Bank
of
Commerce.
Dancing
Is
Lois'
main
hobby.
Lorraine
Younman,
aT
17.
Lived
all
her
life
in
Prince
Rupert
and
is
interested
In
sinz-
events.
Enthusiasm
and
excitement
North
Coast
It-glon
Overcast
today
with
Intermittent
rain
beginning
early
afternoon.
Cloudy
with
showers
Sunday.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Winds,
light,
increasing
to
southeasterly
(25
mph)
in
the
exposed
areas
and
southeasterly
(15i
over
the
remainder
of
the
region
early
this
afternoon
and
shifting
to
northern
(20)
Sunday
morning.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Sunday
at
Port
Hardy,
'This
bathing
beauty
and
Celtic
3,
Ranpers
2
Dundee
1,
Clyde
1
Hibernian
1,
Falkirk
0
Partlek
Thistle
2,
Motherwell
0
Queen
of
the
South
2,
Third
Lanark
4
Raith
Rovers
0,
East
Fife
3
St.
Mirren
3,
Aberdeen
1
Stirling
Albion
1.
Hearts
5
Division
"B"
Carnival
Queen
contest
Is
being
promoted
not
only
as
a
pag-
arrested
and
charged
with
the
Snapping
of
Ernest
Conduit,
66-year
old
engraver
laat
January.
Conduit,
formerly
of
Toronto,
was
found
chained
to
a
heavy
metal
box
in
the
basement
of
a
bungalow
in
the
Dunbar
area
on
Januarr
11.
He
claimed
that
he
had
been
kidnapped
and
held
captive
for
five
days
by
a
hooded
gang
who
wanted
him
to
engrave
phony
$20
bills.
Police
said
they
expected
to
make
other
arrests
shortly.
2
Pankowe,
aged
21,
formerly
o
Edmonton,
was
identified
by
Conduit
from
among
five
other
men
In
a
line-up.
membership
is
not
limited
to
veterans
only
but,
as
In
any
other
proprietary
club,
any
person
beng
of
the
full
age
of
twenty
one
years
may
make
application
for
mfmbership
Applications
have
to
be
properly
proposed
and
seconded
by
two
bona-flde
Club
members
and
finally
endorsed
by
a
selection
committee.
All
active
members
of
the
local
b.anch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
who
are
in
good
standing
and
have
their
Legion
'dues
fully
paid
up
may
become
active
members
of
the
Club
on
payment
of
a
nominal
annual
fee
upon
making
proper
application.
Non-Legion
members
will
pay
an
entrance
fee
and
a
higher
annual
fee
and
will
be
kown
as
associate
t
In
any
kind
of
ate
with
thoc
of
eant
of
beauty
for
the
interest
ing,
dancing
and
sports.
She
is
of
carnival
patrons,
but
Is
also'
employed
by
Columbia
Cellu
"Mi,
motor
tour-
pervaded
evening
long
farewells
last
night
as
thirty
odd
local
Job's
Daughters
embarked
on
the
steamer
Cutala
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Spokane
where,
with
their
smart
drill
tram,
they
will
take
part
In
an
inUTiialional
assembly
of
the
girls'
order
next
week.
almed
at
bringing
out
character
lose
Co.,
Port
Edward.
Hope
Laldlaw,
age
20.
Born
at
Smithers,
she
has
lived
in
and
sportsmanship
among
the
girls
taking
part,"
said
T.
Nor-
Alrdrieonlans
5,
Dundee
Unit
52
and
60;
Massett
50
and
60;
Priuc
Rupert,
49
and
60.
:h
this
province
Twd
to
a
degree
"d
to
estinnte.
II
Mi
l
s
Iti
('nil
"W.
Cold
Ctora;-e.
ed
2
Ayr
United
3,
Morton
4
For
probably
the
most
of
the
Kills
It
was
the
first
trip
away
Cowdenbeath
2,
Alloa
Athletic
ton
Youngs,
chairman
of
the:
Prince
Rupert
for
the
last
five
committee.
"We
feel
that
this
years.
At
present,
she
Is
ein-event
will
add
a
touch
of
'big
ployed
with
Atlln
Fisheries.
Her
town'
entertainment
and
also!
favorite
hobby
is
knitting.
help
put
over
the
Civic
Centre
program
of
development
and
AutliorrR
I
In
from
home.
Some
of
them
had
0
Dumbarton
5,
Arbroath
1
Hamilton
Academicals
0,
For
far
Athletic
1
never
travelled
on
a
steamer
before.
Others
were
looking
forward
to
their
first
long
dist
progress.
Serious
Condition
1949
Queens
Park
0,
Dunfermline
Entries
In
the
contest
arc:
ance
bus
ride
from
Vancouver
to
Spokane.
At
least
a
few
will
17.6
feet
SEEKING
Marie
Lavigne,
age
i.
one
ATLANTA,
Georgia
(P
Con
Sunday,
August
14,
High
4:25
16;48
Low
10:31
23:15
also
have
their
first
train
ride
Athletic
1
St.
Johnston
3,
Kilmarnock
2
Stenhousemuir
0,
Albion
Rovers
1.
!
18.6
feet
6.1
feet
7.0
feet
A
35-year-old
waitress,
had
previously
spotted
him
,in
a
cafe.
Helen
Wendelberg
said
she
had
applied
to
rent
part-of
the
house
where
Conduit
was
held.
She
saw
a
man
who
would
not
show
her
the
basement.
Hi
was
identified
as
Pankowe.
The
waitses3
said
he
had
taken
$150
in
advance
from
lies
for
rent.
Police
last
night
charged
Pankowe,
a
sawmill
worker,
with
the
kidnapping
of
Conduit
"in
company
with
persons
an
excursion
from
Spokane
to
Last
evening's
football
game
in
the
Mobley
Cup
competition
resulted
in
a
win
for
the
Cana
ES'
TITLE
Grund
Coulee.
has
lived
m
Prince
Kupen
ior
dUjon
of
Margaret
Mitchell,
nine
years
and
has
been
active
ptnor
of
"Gone
With
the
In
the
Little
Theatre.
-
wmtt,"
who
was
severely
Injured
Rrth
Sedgewlck,
age
18.
I!iis
Thursday
nlghi
when
struck
by
lived
In
Prince
Rupert
for
three
SpPC,nnt4
ran,
js
.still
reported
jears
and
Is
a
graduate
of
Booth
j
gs
nrm
SPni,us.
she
has
con-
But
the
prime
objective,
of
dian
Legion
team
by
two
goals
course,
is
the
big
drill
team
to
one
over
the
General
Motors.
Once
again
It
was
ompetitlon
next
Thursday
hen
Prince
Rupert's
group
is
Memorial
High
School.
She
is
cusslon
and
leg
and
internal
a
case
of
nine
men
trying
hard
xpected
to
make
a
creditable
,nt,prested
In
music
and
danc-
to
beat
a
full
team,
and
that
howlng.
lug.
rarely
happens.
Prince
Rupert's
Major.
Event
-
Carnival
To
Aid
Civic
Centre-Opening
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probably
1
.
ent
of
Trlnce
Rupert
for
the
last'
INVESTIGATION
OF
AIR
CRASH
The
Catala
sailed
at
11.30
p.m.
and
one
of
the
first
of
the
shipboard
experiences
was
to
be
a
celebration
of
the
birthday
or
Inner
Petersen
for
whom
a
special
cake
was
taken
along.
TONIGHT
AT
CARNIVAL
In-
the
rOKTLAMD,.
Maine
(P
vestiaation
has
started
of
two
years,
is
now
empioyea
m
the
fishing
industry.
She
is
interested
in
sports.
Maresa
Windle.
age
18.
Active
circles,
she
is
well
in
'teen
age
in
the
citv.
She
Is
em-
A1yTffM
Mm'Q
V.
Avnnhl
will
nnpTi
PHnrp
Rnnpi't
crash
of
a
new
$400,000
Northeast
Air
Lines
Convair
which
MONDAY
AT
CARNIVAL
2:00-5:00
p.m.
Joyland
Train.
7:00
p.m.
Doors
Open.
7:30
p.m.
Stage
Show.
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T.on
t-
Ff;;nii
7:UUp.m.
1
arade.
ivic
centres
aimvi
av
i-ow
umlaut,
unmiij
nloved
at
the
Fishermen's
Co--was
destroyed
by
fire
Thur?d;,"
nneratlve.
operative.
Her
hobbles
are
i
nle,ht,
oil
.27
persons
on
board
ALUMINUM
MEN
AT
OOTSA
LAKE
starting
the
week-long
gala
which
is
the
city's
major
summer
event
and
which
provides
a
portion
.of
the
funds
to
keep
the
Civic
Centre
operating
during
the
"
year.
'3
dancing
and
music.
Nina
Youngmail,
age
17.
Born
In
Prince
Rupert,
she
is
on
the
escaping,
lne
pnoi
saiu
oi
the
ship's
propellors
"reversed
in
the
nir
and
we
started
to
plop
straight
down."
7:30
p.m.
Official
Opening
by
Mayor
Nora
E.
Arnold.
11:30
p.m.
Introduction
of
Bathing
Beauty
and
Queen
v
Contestants.
11:15
p.m.
Bathing
x
SALES
incrican
i1'-".
Boston
lj.
Cipveiancl
5
Detroit
4
Philadelphia
Clonal
New
YorkO
Brooklyn
3
"PlUshi,f..u
o
To
meet
residents
of
the
OoUa
Beauty
and
queen
Contest
Preliminaries.
New
Hazelton
cafe
staff
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
Her
hobbies
are
commercial
art
and
dressmaking.
Her
ambition
lies
in
the
field
of
art.
Jean
McGlashan,
age
18.
A
recent
arrival
from
England,
she
is
oil
the
staff
of
Sweet
Sixteen
mirinrpl
shOD.
'teen-age
room.
A
major
attraction
will
be
the
stage
show
which
this
year
will
be
composed
largely
of
local
talent.
The
official
opening
will
take
place
after
the
parade
of
"Beauty
Queen"
and
"Perfect
Child"
contestants
arrive
at
the
Civic
Centre
building.
Following
the
opening
and
up
Lake
region,
representatives
of
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
E.
A.
Clarke,
J.
S.
Kendrlck
and
R.
W.
Craft,
all
of
Vancouver-are
now
in
that
section
of
the
province.
They
are
to
answer
questions
that
mlgh
be
asked
""'Ml
i
Dancing
Till
1
a.m.
Stage
Show
(Next
to
New
Hazelton
Hotel)
Under
New
Management
GEORGE
LEONG.
Manager
.
"""national
Br?merton
i
The
"Joyland
Train,"
operat
Nigjitly
Door
Prize
Nightly
Door
Trize
ing
in
an
enclosure
on
McBride
to
11:30
p.m.,
when
the
"Bathing
HIGH
CLASS
COOK
Open
from
7
a.m.
to
10
p.m.
Florence
Cloutler,
age
17.
lived
In
Prince
Rupert
for
the
i0'
Victoria
2
concerning
future
developments.
There
are
about
150
persons
who
Beauty
Queen"
contestants
are
Street
will
be
an
important
attraction
for
the
children.
The
Carnival
will
continue
JOYLAND
TRAIN
DAILY
have
their
homes
there
and
they
-
.
...
....
i
in..
I
introduced
from
the
auditorium
stage
for
the
nrst
time,
patrons
frill
have
a
chance
to
savor
the
"SCO
1Q.,
4
gan
-.,
are
wondering
ll
mere
is
a
nw
Short
Orders
Fast
Service
Soda
Fountain
Ice
Cream
MODERATE
PRICES
1189)
throughout
next
week,
terminat
last
five
years
and
receiver,
,in
education
at
Annunciation
School.
Is
now
employed
by
the
Fishermen's
Co-op.
Muriel
McDougall,
age
21.
2-5
P.M.
AND
7-1
A.M.
attractions,
most
of
which
are
Ing
with
the
award
of
the
grand
centred
in
the
gymnasium
and
t
'prize
next
Saturday
night.
8-Hollywood
Oakland
should"
the
aluminum
plant
be
situated
where
they
think
It
Bom
at
Smithers,
Muriel
came
Los
Angel
mlkrnt
be-
s
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