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Pnrt
"Prinrp
R"?wrf.
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
265.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY
NOVEMBER
14,
1949
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Grants
To
Be
Paid
5
In
Lieu
Of
Taxation
OTTAWA,
(CP)
Finance
Minister
Douglas
Abbott
today
in
the
House
of
Commons
disclosed
a
plan
of
the
government
to
pay
approximately
100
of
Canada's
municipalities
about
$5,000,000
per
year
in
federal
grants
in
lieu
of
taxation.
The
plan,
based
on
three
assessment
principles,
Public
reaction
to
two
films
on
sex
education
will
be
sought
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teachers'
Council
and
the
re-spuiue
will
be
a
factor
la
deciding
whether
or
hot
either
or
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will
be
Incorporated
in
govern
ment
legislation
which
is
expected
to
be
Introduced
during
the
current
session
and
brought
hit
a
COURT
SEES
GAMBLING
GAME
both
should
be
i,hown
in
city
schools.
The
Parent-Teachers'
Council
Is
circulating
letters
among
local
groups
asking
adult
attendance
at
a
showing
of
the
films
at
the
Civic
Centre
on
November
21.
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
received
such
an
invitation.
Opinion
as
to
whether
or
not
the
films
should
be
shown
to
students
as
part
of
the
school
educational
program
will
be
sought
by
balloting
after
the
showing.
Junior
Chamber
President
Harold
Hampton
told
the
Jaycces.
Invitations
are
also
being
sent
to
other
organizations
The
Gyro
Club
also
received
one
and
referred
It
to
Dr
A.
W.
Large
with
a
view
to
having
it
shown
at
a
club
luncheon.
DEMONSTRATED
"Ace-away",
favorite
dice
game
of
certain
Alaska
Highway
points,
was
demonstrated
in
Stipendiary
Magistrate
H.
F.
Glassey's
court
Saturday
afternoon
by
a
crown
witness
at
the
preliminary
hearing
of
a
Col
effect
January
1.
Based
on
the
philosophy
that
establshment
of
federal
property
helps
local
business,
the
government's
payments
generally
will
amount
to
75
percent
of
tho
municipal
tax,
less
four
percent.
Four
percent
Is
what
the
government
considers
"national
average"
of
federal
property
to
total
assessment.
Crown
companies,
defence
establishments,
parks
and
the
Canadian
National
Railway
are
exempt
from
the
plan
but
these
zrganizations,
Mr.
Abbott
said
in
a
6,000
ward
statement,
can
work
out
a
system
of
payment
with
the
i
HEROINE
-Seven-year-old
Tasma
Lee
(Tammy
i
,i
to
swim
last
lear
so
two-year-old
Kenneth
Bo-ay
Tammy,
a
member
of
the
Campbell
River,
B.C.
M:il
!ie
and
her
parents
moved
recently
to
Victor-v!,ill
int
)
the
Campbell
river
last
May.
Without
hes-plur.-f
d
i!i
and
brought
him
to
shore.
Constable
Pe-;
Vn'.or.i
lOnce
at
Prince
Ruperti,
of
the
British
umbia
Cellulose
Co.
worker
charged
with
cheating
in
a
game
of
dice.
The
accused
man.
Eugene
Tackling
world
road
traffic
problems,
a
U.N.
conference
has
agreed
on
an
international
road
traffic
convention
which
eventually
would
help
motorists
in
all
countries.
The
convention
suggests
the
adoption
ot
a
simplified
international
driving
permit
which
would
be
honored
everywhere.
The
above
exhibit
of
driving
permits
issued
by
40
countries
shows
the
necessity
of
reaching
some
form
of
simplification
and
greater
uniformity
in
driving
permit
requirem-nts.
nvmcMl
ponce
atiijwii
wtui
luuiiuy,
xcuvjvuu
,;de
Stiver
Cross
last
week
for
her
bravery.
(CP
Photo)
George
Frazeau,
also
known
as
Freddie
Fraser,
is
charged
with
substituting
a
pair
of
loaded
dice
in
a
game
of
ace-away
In
a
camp
bunkhouse
at
Watson
Island
on
November
6.
The
charge
reads
that
he
did
unlaw
municipalities.
Phiof
IMoltor
J
I
bullet
in
A
AbSF.sGERS
Old
Country
LEGION
HEARS
OF
GOOD
WORK
Antigonish
To
Visit
Here
fully
cheat
with
the
use
of
Vrpt
Passes
dice."'
::
rooiball
Among
evidence
arraved
bv
Canadian
frigate
H.
M.
the
Prosecutor
Corporal
A.
H.
u-
Airagomsu.
.
wui
visit
Kreuger,
S.
:
uupner.
A.
Morgan,
I
One
of
the
most
colorful
and
a
GOVT
CRITICIZED
OTTAWA
There
was
stiff
criticism
of
the
gov-ernmenUtoday
in
debate
over
the
resignation
of
F.
Taylor
of
the
city
police
were
Prince
Rupert
December
3
and-
,H
K
svir-
;
Speaking
at
the
annual
Re-I
mi'inbi
ance
Day
banquet
of
the
!
Canadian
Legion,
Zone
Repre-1
scntative
J
S.
Wilson
told
some-uiiR
of
tiie
functions
of
the
I
historically
glamorous
natives
of
.this
entire
district,
Chief
WalU-v
several
sets
of
dice
which
thelwm
sau
wo
cays
in
con
(English
League,
First
Div.)
Aston
Villa
2'
Sunderland
0
police
hart
scleri
with
th
uffi1
Unuation
of
a
north
coast
K.
Holi.
traihhl"trtiIoe;iit
was
announc
Blackpool
1,
Derby
County
0
(Wright
of
Kltselas,
died
at
U'
Charlton
Athletic
1,
Liverpool
s
"
village
yesierday,
a:ord-
I
wrrviiicittl
executive
which-
was
ot
"setti-ch
"warrants
frdm
Fra-zeau's
room
"in
the
bunkhouse
and
from
a
safe-deposit
box
in
a
city
brokerage
ofice.
1
STOCKS
ed
at
H.
M.
C.
S.
Chatham
this
morning.
A
familiar
visitor
here
in
1947
and
1948,
this
will
be
her
first
stop
here
this
year.
j
act
ive,
among
other
things,
on
(the
matter
of
employment.
This,
ing
to
advice
received
In
the
city
this
afternoon
from
Terrace
Chief
of
the
grizzly
bear
tri'w
with
the
native
name
of
N
,asd-
An
objection
by
defence
A.
MfcGregor
as
commissioner
of
the
Combines
-
Act.-
The
Speaker
was
to
rule
this
afternoon
on
a
point
of
order
by
Prime
Minister
L.
St.
Laurent
that
the
matter
of
Mr,
McGregor's
resignation
could
not
be
debated
a
second
time.
Opposition
Leader
George
Drew
ancf
John
Dif
enbaker
of
the
Progressive-Conservatives
and
Stanley
Knowlcs,
C.C.F.,
are
insisting
'
on
the
debate.
Mr.
Wilson
said,
was
in
some
cases,
becoming
a
real
hardship.
Mr
Wilson
complimented
the
hoc,
Wright
was
one
of
ihe
notfd
river
men
of
his
day
and
i"or
years
acted
as
a
pilot
of
i-iver
Trying
to
Keep
Road
in
Shape
Provincial
public
works
depart
rx-seryice
men
on
their
splendid
,
steamers
operating
between
Poi
i
Counsel
Rod
MacLeod
to
the
introduction
as
evidence
paraphernalia
for
the
playing
of
a
card
game
known
as
"Three-card
monte"
was
sustained
by
Magistrate
Glassey
as
having
no
bearing
on
the
dice
charge.
Mr.
MacLeod
also
objected
to
Uie
introduction
of
an
information
to
obtain
a
search
warrant
,j:!z
Essington
and
Hazelton
as
they
turn-out
in
the
annual
church
and
Remembrance
Day
parades.
-Everyday
should
be
a
day
of
Re-
navigated
the
tortuous
and
Evcrton
0,
Manchester
United
0
Fulham
3.
Bolton
Wanderers
0
Huddersfield
Town
1,
Chelsea
2
Manchester
City
0,
Arsenal
2
Middlesbrough
3,
West
Brom-
wlch
Albion
0
Newcastle
United
3,
Birmingham
City
1
y
Portsmouth
0,
Stoke
City
0
(tie)
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
0,
Burnley
0
(tie)
(Second
Division)
Blackburn
Rovers
4,
Barnsicy
0
Bradford
1,
Preston
North
End
2
Brentford
1,
Luton
Town
0
Bury
3,
Grimsby
Town
1
Cardiff
City
0,
West
Ham
United
1
Chesterfield
4,
Swansea
Town
1
ment
grader
is
now
working
regularly
on
the
road
between
Princ
Rupert
and
Port
Edward
with
a
view
to
keeping
It
in
as
good
a
shape
as
possible,
for
the
heavy
i
membranee
of
fallen
comrades,"
he
exhorted.
He
also
paid
tribute
to
the
record
of
the
local
lirdtr
traffic
it
is
now'bearing.
District
treacherous
Kitsclas
Canyon.
Rich
was
Wright
s
fund
of
historical
lore
and
fond
was
he
of
the
telling.
He
is
believed
i
have
been
close
to
the
100-year
mark
In
age.
Until
recently
he
wsr:
a
worker
in
Skcena
River
canneries
and
often
visited
Prince
Rupert.
and
the
search
warrant
itself
I
on
grounds
that
neither
had
I
been
properly
sworn
to
by
Con-j
stable
Len
Turner,
Magistrate
Glassev
who
had
issued
the
Engineer
H.
W,
Stevens
has
informed
the
Prince
Rupert
Cham
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Legion
branch
than
which
none
in
the
province
had
a
better
record.
He
stressed
the
importance
ot
the
younger
veterans
taking
an
active
part
in
Legion
affairs.
Immediate
.Past
President
"mirr
4
RESIGNATION
ASKED
VICTORIA
The
British
Columbia
executive
of
the
C.C.F.,
in
session
here,
called
for
the
resignation
of
Minister
of
Justice
Stewart
Garson
because
of
the
suppression
of
the
report
of
Combines
Commissioner
F.
A.
McGregor
on
price-fixing
in
the
flour
milling
industry.
FREIGHTER
EXPLODES
ILFRACOME,
Devon,
England
A
3,554-ton
Spanish
freighter,
the
Monte
Gurugu,
exploded
and
sank
in
a
gale
near
Lundy
Island
today,
leaving
a
crew
of
six
dead
and
six
missing.
Rescue
vessels,
bucking
heavy
seas
in
answer
to
an
S.O.S.,
picked
up
21
survivors.
ber
of
Commerce.
The
district
engineer
refers,
however,
to
difficulty
which
has
been
experienced
in
keeping
the
road
"In
condition
owing
'to
heavy
rainfalls.
,
warrants,
admitted
them
as
evidence.
Rudolph
ncKcns,
owner
or
a
set
of
dice
which
was
used
In
Ralnh
Smith,
to
whom
a
past
nresident's
badge
was
presented
.
.
,
r
A
ro11
ia
appreciation
01
u
kuuu
juu
the
November
6
ace-away
game,
clinic
PYnri'
sserl
satisfaction
at
said
that
that
Frazeau
had
.en
Hull
City
2,
Coventry
City
1
Leicester
City
3,
Queens
Park
Rangers
2
riymouth
Argyle
1,
Leeds
United
2
the
progress
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Legion
which
he
felt
was
a
credit
to
the
community
and
!
which
could
be
made
even
better.
Uiluc
tered
the
game
after
it
was
well
under
way
and
had
asked
to!
be
allowed
to
use
his
own-
dice.
The
15
or
more
men
in
the
game
objected.
Gen.
Pearlies
Is
Critical
HOCKEY
SCORES
Saturday
Toronto
4,
Chicago
0
Montreal
5,
New
YiHk'
3
Detroit
7,
Boston
5.
Sunday
Montreal
0,
Chicago
0
Boston
4,
Toronto
2
Detroit
1,
New
York
1
Pacific
Coast
Seattle
3,
Vancouver
1
Saturday
Vancouver
6,
Porland
2
13.00
3.75
.15
.35
V2
'
.08
Later,
Pickens
said,
after
he
had
lost
$175,
he
examined
the
dice
and
found
that
two
of
j
J,
S
Wilson
proposed
a
toast
to
I
the
ladies,
acknowledging
par-ticiiliuly
the
work
of
the
Women's
I
Auxiliary.
Mrs.
Ralph
.
Smith
!
presented
a
bouquet
to
Mayor
Madidii
them
had
teen
substituted.
He
;
Tiirnnld
FATAL
COCKTAIL
PARTY
COLUMBIA,
Ohio
The
managing
editor
of
Ohio
State
University's
daily
was
shot
and
killed
early
Saturday
by
a
fraternity
brother.
The
shooting
followed
a
cocktail
party
and
dance
at
Delta
Tau
fraternity
celebrating
home-coming,
the
members
Nora
Arnold
who
Joined
in
uie
i.'ihi.irs
to
the
Legion
and
the
Of
Canadian
Defence
Policy
White
Paper
Presented
to
Parliament
J
OTTAWA
A
white
paper,
on
Canada's
defences
tabled
in
tho
House
of
Commons
drew
criti
Sheffield
Wednesday
2,
Southampton
2
(tie)
Tottenham
Hotspur
7,
Sheffield
United
0
(Scottish
League
liv
"A")
Aberdeen
3,
Partick
Thistle
1
Clyde
0,
East
Fife
1
Hearts
0,
Falkirk
0
Motherwell
1,
Hibernian
3
Queen
of
the
South
1,
Dunne;
1
(tie-
Raith
Rovers
1,
Third
Lanark
1
(tie)
Rangers
1,
St
Mirren
0
Stirling
Albipn
2,
Celtic
1.
An-
New
Westminster
3,
Los
demanded
that
Frazeau
re-'tum
the
original
dice.
After
some
argument,
Pickens
said
Frazeau
took
Pickens
dice
from
eles
2
Victoria
4,
Tacoma
fi
Oakland
4,
San
Francisco
4
cism
from
Major-General
G
R.
San
Diego
3,
Fresno
3
THURSDAY
Pearkes,
V.C.,
Progressive-Con
Auxiliary
in
their
"work
for
a
principle."
Since
World
War
II
the
status
of
women
had
changed.
Her
Worship
felt.
Today,
as
they
had
done
in
the
war,
women
were
taking
a
direct
part
In
many
lines
of
activity,
sharing
the
work
,ml
the
dangers
with
the
rfil
t
.riauiu.i
servative,
Nanaimo,
that
Can
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ada's
defonae
policy
still
appeared
to
be
based
on
the
as
his
pocket
and
put
them
on
the
i'ole.
Frazeau
then
left
the
game
where
he
continued
to
gamble,
and
went
Into
another
room
Pickens
said.
Pickens
identified
his
own
dice,
and
two,
which
he
said
Frazeau
had
subsUtuted
for
his
own.
Joseph
Sperling,
camp
jani
Pacific
Coast
Seattle
3,
Victoria
2
Vancouver
4,
Tacoii.a
1
New
Wetmi
nster
2.
San
Diego
2
Fresno
0,
Oakland
0
sumption
that
there
would
be
liv.m
Nyw
tljcy
could
be
called
plain
-women"
Instead
of
"ladies."
;
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston
termed
the
said.
John
D.
Heer,
20,
who
shot
Jack
T.
Mckeown,
21,
said,
"when
I
get
drunk,
I
get
trigger
happy."
RONNIE
CHARLIE'S
BIRTHDAY
LONDON
It
was
the
back
pages
for
London's
party-going
debutantes
today.
,
A
one
year
old
with
six
teeth
was
giving
high
society's
most
exclusive
birthday
party.
He's
Bonnie
Prince
Charlie,
son
of
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh,
first
grandson
of
the
Kng
and
Queen
and
himself
a
prospective
heir
to
the
throne.
The
birthday
cake
weighed
40
pounds.
The
Prince
is
a
bonnie
boy
and
weighs
24
pounds,
eight
ounces.
FORMER
LOCAL
WOMAN
PASSES
'E
time
after
war
started
rather
than
building
up
strength
which
would
make
successful
attack
impossible.
It
was
ironic
that
the
dscussion
of
defence
should
take
.
place
on
Remembrance
Day.
The
white
paper
gave
details
of
a
plan
for
a
radar
defence
screen
for
the
protection
of
strategic
CELLULOSE
TO
MEXICO
tor,
-who
claimed
that
he
lost
about
$200
after
Frazeau
joined
Legion
"a
tour
ol
sirengui
mm
a
inundation
of
good
Canadian
ctizcnshlp."
He
expressed
his
ideas
of
Armistice
Day
which
he
felt
was
an
occasion
lor
"thlnk-(
Continued
Page
3)
Mrs.
Hugo
Anderson,
the
farmer
Mrs.
John
Ivarson
of
Beach
Place
and
one
of
Prince
Rupert
s
She
game,
identified
Pickens
dice
and
also
two
which,
he
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.13
.07
.51
.or.
said,
Frazeau
had
introduced
hi
points
and
centres
ot
heavy
in
place
of
the
originals.
wan
Sperling
said
that
Frazeau
had
been
allowed
to
put
in
one
of
his
own
dice
to
"match
the
col
e
Lie
"
'Hod
Lakn
When
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
begins
operations,
cellulose
will
be
exported
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Mexico.
A
new
viscose
rayon
plant
was
recently
opened
at
Zacapu.
Mexico.
The
plant
is
owned
by
Mexican
interests
and
the
Cel-anese
Corporation
of
America
parent
company
of
the
British
Columbia
firm.
.with
showers
today
and
tomorrow.
Little
change
in
tempera
dustry.
The
threat
of
war
had
decreased
since
1948,
the'
wlite
paper
said.
It
announced
that
$31,000,-000
was
being
spent
on
defence
construction
work
this
year.
v)ll
known
pioneer
women,
passed
away
at
her
home
in
Vancouver
on
Tuesday
of
lust
wsek
after
a
long
illness.
Her
first
husband
was
the
;a;e
Copt.
John
Ivarson,
for
years
opnintor
of
the
boat
Melvillei
Boi
In
Norway
sixty-four
vears
ago,
Mrs.
Anderson
is
sur
Corsair
Is
Total
Loss
ors
of
the
two
sets
ol
dice
De-
THE
WEATHER
ins
used,
hut
when
the
dice
were
examined,
two
of
Fra
ture.
Wind,
souUieast,
15
mph,
j
becoming
southwest
20
mph
dur-i
Ing
the
afternoon.
Lows
tonight
Rfl
Uke
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il
4.00
zeau
s
alee
were
in
use.
Synopsis
With
a
westerly
flow
of
moist
,
ancj
highs
tmorrow
at
Port
Har-
AnAPTTiv
if
The
luxury
vived
by
two
daughters,
Mrs.
Hans
air
persisting
over
the
province,
!y
40
and
48;
Sandspit,
40
and
48;
(Agnes)
UnderdalV
anc
Mrs.
According
to
officials
of
the
company,
when
the
Prince
Ru-Dert
plant
is
completed
it
wlli
"I
warned
him
never
to
use
those
dice
in
the
camp."
Sperling
said.
At
the
request
of
Corporal
Taylor,
Sperling
demonstrated
cloudy
unsetUed
weather
will
Prince
Rupert,
42
and
48.
Stanley
(Lillian)
Johansen.
There
nrnrtuce
dissolving
pulp
wood
yacht
Corsair,
which
hit.
the
rocks
near
here
at
the
end
of
the
week,
is
regarded
as
a
total
loss.
The
vessel
turned
over
on
her
side
during
the
week
after
having
been
rebeached
alter
her
first
stranding.
Mr
and
Mis.
Fied
Smith
will
how
the
game
of
ace-away,
ai-
are
also
two
brothers,
Aao.pn
Wick
and
Henry
Wick
of
Vancouver.
A
brother,
John
Wick
of
Prince
Rupert,
passed
away
prevail
in
all
sections
for
today
and
tomorrow.
Temperatures
will
continue
:
mild.
Regional
forecasts
valid
until
midnight
Tuesday.
Forecast
sail
Tuesday
on
the
Catala
for!
so
known
as
"four-five-six
Bull
Harbor
where
Mr.
Smith
is
played.
Frazeau
was
commit-has
been
transfered
with
the.
ted
for
trial
by
a
higher
court
at
Tuesday,
November
13.
1343
High
9:06
18.8
feet
21:28
18.1
feet
Low
2:40
6.5
feet
15:26
8.0
feet
which
will
be
vised
in
both,
the
Mexican
and
United
States
operations
of
the
parent
company
the
Mexican
establishments
providing
large
quantities
of
rayon
to
fabric
manufacturers.
CJV4
2.1.9
2.02
.21
""
Cordon-
R.v,-r
teller
earlier
in
the
year.
The
funeral
took
place
In
Vancouver
on
Thursday.
Cloudy
Department
of
Transport.
j
the
conclusion
oi
tne
nearuig.
North
Coast
Region
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden
blames
a
breakdown
of
the
steering
gear
for
the
stiundlng.