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CanocIa',
Mo$t
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"P,inCe
Rupert,
the
Key
to
tht
Gr.at
Northwest"
PHONE
81
aaaia,
NO.
74.
PRINC
E
RUPERT,
B.
C.
WEDNESDAY.
MARCH
29,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ttawa
KeceHves
B
ack
to
Tax
Structure
Unchanged;
:"
HOWE
HURT
Casualty
as
Toronto
Takes
!
Third
Body
Is
Recovered
First
Phase
Authorised
Is
No
"Sunshine"
Document
Cup
Opener
From
Detroit
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Gorriie
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Ul
IAWA
(CP)
Finance
Minister
Douglas
Ab-
bott
,ast
niSht
Placed
before
the
House
of
Commons
"-al
chairs"
budget.
He
shuf-
fled
some
minor
taxes
but
lost
no
revenue
and
left
the
goernmeniS
rrovernment's
main
main
tav
tax
stmptiivpa
SlTUCtUies
virtually
MHUally
nn
un-
v
morninj,'
brain
surgery
to
relieve
a
Rev-
i
Vsiiffci-ed
last
night
m
the
first
Stanley
Cup
fliic
injury
to
Howe
overshadowed
a
5
toO
Toronto
Maple
r
if
f
r
T
i
hnrlffpf
with
a
warmniv
that
more
of
the
same
bud-!
gets
skimpy
of
tax
relief
can
expected
in
the
future
Mr.
Abbott
reported
that
tax
concessions
proposed
would'
bring
a
revenue
loss
of
$3,000,
000
and
promptly
conceded
Communists
Wiped
Out
TAIPEI,
Formosa
W
Red
Uen-
(
rial
Lin
Piao's
battle-hardened
'
.
J
L.
1
f
that
he
will
recoup
"at
least"
j
j
trpn
swrmeo.
asnore
at,
inrce
Deaclilieads
on
South
viiini
riuiiiuu
is.
put
Liunese
,
iiauonausis
saiu
ycsieraay
that
tne
invaders
had
been
completely
annihilated.
Tll
v.,i.(,naiiKi.
aBH,i
t,
-mt
ii
a
uut
vnt
.twin
ir
'
aixtei.";i.u
imiOfi
iIiiimi
im
four
thousand
Chinese
Cominun-
j
1st
troops
were
killed,
wounded
or
raptured.
They
said
that
1
hirue
MnuHinfjf
off
"MAGOIE"
PLAYS
HOST
Dr.
E.
H.
Coleman,
Canadian
niini.sir
to
Cuba,
paid
an
official
visit
to
the
H.M.C.S.
Magnificent
following
her
arrival
In
Havana
as
part
of
her
current
cruise
in
Die
Caribbean.
In
this
photo
Dr.
Coleman
Inspects
a
guard
of
honor.
With
him
are
Commander
A.
O.
Boulton,
Russell,
Man.,
left.,
and
Lieut.
H.
E.
T.
Lawrence,
Halifax.
ic
P
Photo
i
'
,
,
Hainan
Is
Uie
second
largest
Nationalist
Island
separated
lrom
L"ichow
Peninsula
by
only
ten
'"lies
of
water.
i
bullet
ha
May
Bridge
Dollar
Gap
LONDON
-There
.
Is
a
reason-
'able
chance
of
r,,at
Brilain
nnciuing
me
dollar
gap
providing
Euroi)eaii
aid
continues
and
foreign
trade
keeps
up
W
treasury
economic
survey
for
1950
which
was
published
yesterday.
K,i"
trudging
along
the
aus-
llerity
road
to
recovery,
Britain
aims
in
1950-51
to
slash
gold
and
cionar
deficits
in
the
sterling
,
hv
nnp.lialffrnm
il.M2..
that
much
through
tax
chan-i-
.
He
announced
no
changes
taxes
on
personal
Incomes,
liquor,
tobacco,
cosmetics
or
succession
duties.
For
business
there
are
minor,
scattered
tax
concessions.
For
the
man
on
the
street
this
budget
contrasts
with
the,
preelection
"sunshine"
budget
of
1949
when
Mr.
Abbott
reduced
personal
Income
taxes
by
$376,000,000
and
set
750,000
pet-sons
free
from
personal
Income
tax
liability.
Last
night
Mr.
Abbott
was
crystal
clear
In
warning
that
budgets
such
as
the
1950
bud-
get,
with
similar
tax
structure,
are
here
to
stay.
For
those
wno
are
concerned
about
the
possibility,
Mr
Abbott
gave
the
assurance
it
was
not
the
government's
policy
to
j
tax
capital
gains.
Oil
and
mining
Industries
are
j
given
another
lift
of
exemption
on
exploration
work.
Mr.
Ab-j
bott
said
that
special
write-off
pnveieges
fur
exploration
au:J
prospecting
expenses
will
bj
continued
for
another
year.
The
minister
of
finance
toid
.Commons
that
the
federal
gov-'
ernment
"cannot
and
should
not
attempt
to
asume
responsibility"
for
regional
problems
of
unemployment."
;r.
i
Chinese
Troop
Junks
Are
Sunk
TAIPEI,
Formosa
O)
Chinese
Nationalist
warships'
reported
the
sinking
of
110
Commun-
1st
junks
near
Shanghai,
many
them
laden
with
troops,
Naval
headquarters
said
that
fleet
units
were
maintaining
tight
control
of
the
East,
China
Sea
and
had
caught
about
eighty
troop-laden
junks
'trying
to
run
the
blockade
at
the
mouth
of
the
Yangtse
River.
All
were
heavily
armed
with
machine
guns.'
Forty
were
sunk,
the
Nationalists
said.
Presumably
others
fled
toward
safety
under
shore-based
gyiis.
Other
Nationalist
warships
said
they
had
sunk
seventy
junks
at
Hangchow
Bay
south
of
Shanghai.
TODAY'S
STOCKS-
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co
Ltd.)
Vancouver
000,000
last
year
to
$785,000,000,
UlR
survpy
tii.sdo.sed.
Simultan
At
an
estimated
cost
of
$19,-
JJiu,i!ot,,hr;Sh
l'iHM,"ve
year
-
-
USrt
Pwm
commence
in
approximately
one
month-as
soon
as
a
main-
tenance
trwk
can
be
purchased,
Ihe
plan
was
announced
at.
the
meeting
of
city
council
in
j
rnp
,rt
by
Jack
Edwards,
tele-
i
.ir
.M-pcrmnaeni,
wnicn
v.a
approved.
i
;
Tins
years
program
will
con-
l,t
of
cable
reconstruction
in
five
sections
of
the
city;
.
8th
Ai"-nue
West
to
Comox
Avenue;
I
Ninth
Avenue
West
to
Comox
Avenue;
Cow
Bay
cable,
Rush-brook
Heights
(new
work)
and
Hynian
Street
to
Cold
Stor-
E-gJ'.
The
estimated
expenditure
is
T'l
'n
down
to
thisc
Total
material
$11,315.
-
-I,"bnr
co-ts
$6,5j8.
-
f'ost
of
truci
$2,100.
,vul
"'
revenue
ior
uie
rV
Tt
f
1ncreMed
rate,
te
$1,600
leaving
Uve
tele-
c
merged
USe
Estimated
cost
'for
the
five
var
program
Ls
$110
000
f.nme
criticism
was'
raised
by
council
members
regarding
pur-
rhyso
of
a
new
truck.
They
be-
lleved
a
new
truck
was
not
ne-
jrewary.
But
Mr.
Edwards,
pranltd
the
floor
by
Mayor
G.
1
W.
liudderham,
explained
to
council
that
the'
present
truck
win
he
placed
cm
Uie
rehablli-
taton
program
for
transferlng
employees
and
material.
The
"
he'tv
th
k,r
preferably
a
oho-
trlf
ton
panel
vehicle,
Will
be
fitted
with
compartments
and
used
for
more
delicate
material
ana
instruments.
Main
purpose
is
the
safeguard
against
rain.
Reason
given
by
Mr.
Edwards
fur
the
purchase
of
a
new
truck
was
that
"as
we
anticipate
doing
all
our
work
on
the
rrcdii
cfrnf
)rM
-.wyo
.
f.
(ha
n$
f
nZZ
means
or
transportation
will
be
retired
for
the
men
employed
on
this
.o,.'.
,
Some
members
thoueht
it'
wiser
to
rent
a
truck
but
they
were
told
rental
would
be
ap-
proximately
$90
per
month
and
would,
over
a
period
of
five
years,
amount
to
more
Uian
the
purchase
price.
Transportation
of
heavy
mat-
trial
and
cable
will
be
done
by
a
privately
owned
vehicle.
Op-
perat
ion
of
the
new
truck
is
in-
tiudfd
In
the
labor
estimates.
Material
for
the
Eighth
and
Ninth
Avenue
jobs
was
pur-
chased
las
year.
Therefore,
the
department
will
be
able
to
be-
lnimeCliatly
"
th6Se
proieTts
Most
costly
repair
job
Is
b
Ions
Herman
Street
to
the
Cold
Storage
plant.
This
will
cost
an
estimated
$4,599.
Laying
of
a
new
cable
in
the
n
ucMiuiuim
nenuiis
aera
is
io
oe
carried
on
at
an
estimated
cost
ot
$1,005.
Cost
of
the
other
three
re
pair
jobs
are
the
Cow
Bay
ca-
ble,
$4,061;
Ninth
Avenue
West
to
Comox
Street.
$2,608:
and
Eighth
Avenue
West
to
Comox
'
btreet
$2.60o.
In
addition
to
all
old
cabl
being
replaced,
anchors
and!
puys
will
be
replaced
where
ne-
cewary,
terminals
will
be
installed
and
replaced.
Russian
Exchange
Rate
Protested
WASHINGTON
The
United
States
has
protested
to
Russia
that
the
new
4
to
1
rubl?
ex
change
rate
for
U.S.
dollars
Is
"completely
unjustified."
A
note
delivered
last
week
in
Moscow
demanded
that
the
former
ex-
change
rate
of
eight
rubles
for
$1
granted
to
the
American
Em-
bassy
be
restored.
The
new
rates
reportedly
will
increase
opcrat-
Body
of
six
year
old
Gloria
Halzimsqu,
missing
isince
Fri-
day,
was
recovered
from
the1
Naas
Hlver
,ieir
Aiyansh
Tues"
SefwnS
they
and
their
uncle,
50
year
old
Paul
Wright,
attempted
to
cross
the
river
in
a
canoe.
w.i4.r.
k,.
early
Saturday
morning
and
Emma
s
Sunday.
The
report
of
the
finding
of
the
third
body
vi-as
received
here
yesterday
by
Coroner
M.
M
Stephens.
it
was
caught
among
ice
floes
from
which
it
was
recovered.
.
Pays
Tribpfe
To
Steinhardf
Canada's
Message
of
Sympathy
t
L'nited
States
OTTAWA
On
behalf
of
the
government,
Hon.
L.
B.
Pearson,
MlnlKtar
nf
Kvl-ernut
Affaire
rnn
veyed
a
mes8age
of
sympathy
to
President
Truman
and
cabinet
at
Washington,
following
the
death
States
ambassador
to
Canada.
'atf
of
Mr;
ftein;
,nardt,
Uirough
the
explosion
of
,
aePlane,
was
a
grievous
loss,
and
a
."rce
of
shock
and
sorrow,
said
Mr-
pparson.
All
whose
j
privilege
it
was
to
know
that
en-
er6'c
and
vibrant
personality
could
not
but.
feel
an
individual
Kr'ef
as
well
as
being
conscious
of
what
Canada,
as
a
country,
will
miss.
The
late
ambassador
was
a
man
of
experience
-
and
understanding,
friendly
and
eo
-
operLie,
Mi.d
lstiniiiJit'i
symbol
of
those
qualities
which
make
for
mutual
progress
and
goodwill.
I
,
T
1
rtlTirnillPn
Ifl
VVIUIMIIIWH
IV
Instilufion
5ld
fn'
slster-f
Magn"s
Johns-
two
year
old
natlve
boy
who
was
burned
to
death
at
the
Kispiox
lndlan
reserve
March
17,
will
be
admitted
to
Essondale
Hospital
at
j
Kew
Westminster
this
week,
B.C
Police
here
announced
yesterday
Verdict
of
a
coroner's
Inquest
at
Hazelton
last
week
found
that
."from
evidence
submitted,
there
'
is
nothing
definite
as
to
the
cause
of
the
fire."
'
j
But,
the
verdict
further
stated,
there
was
reason
to
believe
that
of
the
13-vear
old
eirl
was
resuons-
lblf,
for
iiEhtlnB
the
fire.
Follow.
of
lng
the
lnquesti
she
was
examln.
ed
a
Hajelton
doctor
who
i
made
w
,Qr
commiUal
to
a
mental
Institution.
Weather
1
IXlU
TC
Meteorological
Book
Being
Thrown
at
Middle
West
States
CHICAGO
th
Late
March
'storms
dealt
damaging
blows
over
much
of
the
southern
Unit-
ed
States
selnce
Monday.
The
climatic
uprising
was
a
mixture
of
weather
snow,,
rain,
seet.
hail,
winds
of
gale
velocity,
floods
and
dust
storms.
I
1
Rail
and
highway
'travel
in
some
parts
of
the
Middle
West
'storm
belt
was
curtailed.
Home
.schools
were
closed.
Ooninnmt-I
cations
were
disrupted.
I
-
Dust
storms
caused
heavy
dam-
"lZT.Jl.
ZlTA
Fin0fls
flt
rivu-les
Citv
Iowa
forced
three
hundred
persons
to
evacuate
their
homes.
1
BASEBALL
SCOittfS
'
Pacific
Coast
'
Portland
4,
Hollywood
3
(ten
j
Innings)
Los
Angeles
13,
Sacramento
11
San
Diego
5,
San
Francisco
4
Oakland
15,
Seattle
11
eously
she
plans
to
square
herself
economically
with
the
world
as
a
whole.
The
survey
foreshadowed
a
stern
budget
for
Great
Britain
next
month.
George
Roric
returned
to
the
city
on
last
night's
train
from
a
ten
day
business
trip
to
Smlth-crs
and
Hazelton.
Cfiantreri.
He
accnmnanieri
hla
Highlights
be
Ot
Budget
OTTAWA
Highlights
of
the
es.
fiscal
portion
of
Fina-nce
Minister
In
Abbott's
budget
speech:
Budget
provides
no
change
in
taxes
on
personal
incomes,
liquor,
tobacco,
cosmetics
or
succession
duties.
i
Eight-percent
sales
tax
dropped
I
on
ice
cream,
dairy
drwVis
j
and
prepared
whipping
cream
effective
immediately.
'
,
Five-percent
excise
tax
on
toilet
soap
dropped
effective
!
immediately.
I
Surplus
for
1950-51
expected
to
be
$20,000,000
compared
with
$111,000,000
in
1949-50.
Revenues
for
1950-51
esti-i
mated
at
$2,430,000,000
eompar-1
ed
with
$2,549,000,000
in
1949-50.
:
Farmers
and
fishermen
permitted
option
of
two
depreciation
methods
for
tax
purposes.
;
Estimated
budgetary
surplus
.)
;
of
$IU,0M.00
for
1949-50
fis-
i
J
'ttju
,
ctiUiLmrttl
wi(d
"
000,000
foe
1948-49.
Revenue
for
1949-50
estimated
at
$2,549,000,000,
decrease
of
$222,800,000.
Expenditures
estimated
at
j
$2,457,500,000,
increase
of
$261,-600,900.
j
Volume
of
employment
will
increase
moderately
but
it
is
possible
that
it
may
not
catch
up
with
growth
in
total
labor
supply.
MINISTERS
NOT
TAKING
INCREASE
VICTORIA
It
was
announced
Tuesday
that
there
will
be
no
in-
.crease
in
the
salaries
of
provln-
of
cial
cabinet
ministers
as
recently
suggested
by
private
members,
since
the
return
trom
London
Premier
Johnson,
he
stated
there
would
be
no
change
in
vlev
the
need
for
economy
all
around.
.
i
i
MVS
m-
?:
'
IP
r
T
I
'
T
Si
BANKERS'
ASSOCIATION
HEAD
J.
U.
Boyer
Is
president
of
the
Canadian
Bankers'
Association.
The
51-year-old
gen
eral
manager
of
the
Provincial
of
Caada
"e
bunk
ln
1918'
Mr-
Boycr
was
,
born
ul
st-
Ander
Avellin,
Que.
'
(C
P.
Photo)
BASKETBALL
CALIFORNIA
Wednesday
&
Thursday
,l
,mr
mi
lac
i.iv-
..
l-.
.;.-ii,r.
niitist,
launching
J
vrn
.semi-final
Cup
plami
in
an
nxy-
cr
iim(Iit;;oims
a
,rr,iliuii
to
remove
brain
area,
tie
rluri'i
i"-e,
true-
nir
ann
i-oih'U"
nr:tiii
als
H-icru
uiai
was
suffered
on
a
the
Leafs
Ted
in
clown
towards
ul
Willi
the
puck.
id
thai,
the
butt
stick
.struck
Howe
.
,
iiuwe
and
Jiick
,
Winss
raruiu-d
iv
uhn,
1
1
villi?
to
'
rvrr
said
he
lulu
coiiUct
with
tliriaU'iii'fl
to
)-piiiut
of
dispute
il
Uic
scries
and
be
made
into
a
'hation
was
pro-!
v
Mairver
CI
ir-
l
of
the
"National
ippeals
j
lanTO
lUIILt
j
osa
Central-
Kui
SllCk
Issued
I
Irday
for
helu
for
ratf
Chiller,?
He
'
that
National
f
do
wiial
it
could
his
c
Jii'.trymeii
my
ten
lU.ry.
10ST
IN
Kaplan
e
lnch
seaplane
fell
'!
the
coast
of
f
!'
All
twelve
oc-
;t
lives.
f
FATHER
P'tpsis
tfturned
to
most
P
Columbia
durliiB
iwatures
of
15
to
f
recorded
in
most
Ground
frost
Vs
areas
near
the
i'e
expected
in
al-s
"I
the
province
F
2
to
48
hours.
rive
sUirm
centre
"s
S'JtlUlWCot
(if
,ul
but
mnvlne
rutl
Hie
coast.
It,
Prove
any
threat
l)l,.V
or
tomor-
f
"Si'Jii-
Sunny
to-p-
I.Htle
change
!
c;ruuiKl
frost
to-!""8ht
and
hlgh
i
I'ft
Hardy
and
V
u
ad
Santl-
fretted
that
ftival
of
essen-
"1Bl"ng8
neces-
Dostnnne.
fthe
oneni
n
rr
(1f
pises
on
Pir,t
i
Saturday
Night
P'ltfri
n.....
"uesLs
and
S10n
Members,
n
B
E
S.L.
No.
27
1.
Secr,..MRr.
m
i
i
ii,
iij
w
.
u
.
.
.
..iai
t
I
X
rf
roLICE
BILL
IT
VICTORIA
Ovrr
violent
opposition
of
the
C.C.F.,
(lie
J,eg-Maluro
yest'-rrtay
gave
second
reading
to
Ihe
hill
which
will
have
R.C.Mr:
lake
over
polled""'
ing
of
(lie
province.
Harold
Hindi
said
tin-
provincial
police
were
doing
a
"wonderful
joh."
Hon,
r.
t.
Kenney
reminded
Mr.
Wim
h
that
he
must
have
ch.t.
ird
liis
niiiid
since
he
l
had
previously
called
the
provincial
police
"strike
-breakers
and
scabs."
GOVERNMENT
BACKLD
0
l,iNI0The
Labor
,cov-I
ernmenl
last
night
won
its
hig-i
gest
support
since
Ihe
election
w
hen
its
decision
io
ha.-i
Serelsa
Khania
and
his
white
wife
from
leading
the
African
tribe
of
Ramaiigwalos
was
approved
1
by
118
votes.
i
PACIFIC
COAST
HOCKEY
j
VANCOUVER
San
Itirgo
;
fky
Hawks
and
Los
Angeles
'
Monarchs
will
meet
for
the
I
right
te
play
the
northern
div
,
ision
representatives
in
Pacific
.
Coast
Hockey
League
play-offs.
!
The
Sky
Hawks
defeated
Los
,
Angeles
8
lo
6
last
night.
Tae-onia
Kockets
lied
up
their
best
of
five
series
with
Vancouver
j
at
two
games
each
by
taking
a
i
tough
overtime
game
2
to
1.
i
The
deciding
game
will
be
at
I
Taroma
Thursday.
j
I
Fiiqiils
To-
,
Naas
River
FolMwin
on?
plane
which
went
in
yesterri-iy,
anot.1
;r
circraft
of
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
left
today
for
the
native
village
nf
Aiyansh
on
the
Nuns
River
with
emergency
food
;-up-nlies.
Coming
out,
the
planes
wfil
bring
Dr.
Charboueau,
resident,
physician
of
the
Department
of
Indian
Affairs,
who
hits
been
at
Aiyansh
since
Sunday
clviiv
the
natives
medical
attention,
and
Stephen
Clayton,
one
of
the
vllhiscrs,
who
is
belli
brought
to
hospital.
Four
other
natives
are
to
be
brought
lo
hospital
here
later.
LOCAL
TIDES
Thursday,
March
30
1950
,'m,vv,
in-hi;
18.7
feet
23:45
18.7
feet
4:53
feet
17:21
4.4
feet
CONTRACT
IS
LET
Congregation
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
last
night
awarded
to
Grrer
&
Brid-den
the
contract
for
a
new
rec-"'torV
residence
on
fourth
tv-enue
West
between
the
Cathedral
and
Bishop's
Lodge.
There
were
five
'totwiers.
Construction
of
Hie
seven-room
bungalow
lype
residence
with
full
'
I
concrete
basement
Is
epected
to
commence
almost
immediately.
Contract
figure
was
something
under
$13,(1110,
SAW
FLYING
SACCKU
I
TRAIL
Mrs.
J.
E.
Doyle
reports
seeing
a
flying
saucer
,
It
was
of
grey
color
and
flashed
J
rapidly
through
the
clouds.
A
'
police
officer
at
Port
Arthur
also
saw
a
flying
saucer.
His
was
greenish-white
ami
had
a
I
trail
of
vapor.
i
J
j
left
him
unconscious
on
the
railway
tracks.
He
was
found,
still
unconscious,
by
a
passing
motorist.
Doctor
McGUvery
was
called
and
the
young
man
re-j
moved
to
hospital.
(EDITOR:
I
don't
know
how
much
of
the
.
.
".
i
it
iht.
thre
byjaDove
ran
oc
".
J"
'
I,...
Koon
several
acts
of
hooli-
i.
navc
frnnism
here
recently,
ana
ti-i
v.n
h.,on
Hnna
nhoilt
it.
Some
of
the
prominent
cltl-
oi
me
town
'c
"
-i
,
stirred
up
about
It.)
Bayonne
.05
Bralorne
8.9V
B
R
Con
.02!,2
B
R
X
.05-1
Cariboo
Quartz
1.30
Congress
.32'
Hedley
Mascot
.24
.
Pacific
Eastern
.05
Pioneer
3.25
Privateer
.13
Reeves
McDonald
....
2.00
Reno
.-,04'-k
Sheep
Creek
1.07
Silbak
Premier
32
Taku
River
.12
'
Salmon
Gold
08
Silver
Standard
.71
IS
HE
DEAD?
Toronto
newspaper
says
Joseph
Stalin
passed
"
,
away
months
ago.
HOODLUMISM.AT
TERRACE
Left
Unconscious
With
Broken
Leg
Alter
Brutal
Attack
by
Teen-Agers
TERRACE
Edgar
Tetreault,
19,
was
admitted
to
the
local
hospital
early
on
Sunday
morn
ing
with
a
badly
fractured
leg
the
result
of
an
alleged
attack
by
another
teen-age
youth.
Returning
from
a
.
dance,,
umv,,
alone,
he
said
he
was
overtaken
several
nt.her
vouUlS.
one
of
whom
kicked
him
'
viciously
in
the
leg,
breaking
it.
Not
content
with
that,
the
.
aggressor,
Tetreault
says,
twisted
the
in
ft.
CIVIC
CENTRE
MOHAWKS
Phone
107
for
Tickets
ing
costs
of
the
American
Em-8.5
bassy
in
Russia
by
$1,000,000
a
year.
Br'
jured
leg
and,':
with
final
kick,
-