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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
244.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
19,
1949.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
emir
Afefelee
Threatened
With
Ca
net
c
risis
Left
Wingers
Demand
AID
STARTS
Iti
r
'J
UPPER
LEVELS
GLARE
pun
in
i
rupr
Cut
In
Defence
Costs
GUATAMALAN
FLOOD
ZONES
I
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,
,
,
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,
;
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1
jHLOWtK
LtVtL
WAMIU
.
in
the
lower
areas
of
the
city
who
h
Monday
morning
washings
on
their
might
just
as
well
have
displayed
red
it,
a
nlVlVC
rhial
bull,'
considering
the
re-
LONDON
(CP)
-
Prime
Minister
C.
R.
Attlee
GUATEMALA
GUATEMALA
w
The
Tne
Guate
uuaie-
.
maian
government
today
stp-!was
under
heavy
pressure
today
to
reduce
costs
oi
t
m
4.1
1
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.
i
,
ii'
1
:
i.
a.
'
4-
ped
up
relief
plans
for
the
care
Great
Britain.
Attlee
and
his
cabinet
are
trying
to
shape
a
new
economy
program
to
cut
Britain's
costs
and
save
dollars.
of
70,000
persons
made
homeless
by
the
most
disastrous
flood
,,eir
water-short
sisters
on
the
higher
f
City
Water
roreman
Carl
oustaison
here
hi
recent
times.
About
1,000
persons
arti
be
The
London
Evening
Star
hinted
that
Attlee,
in
cflticum
which
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lieved
to
have
perished
In
the
flood.
The
economic
loss
i
i
i
bad
the
heart-
safety
or
the
convenience
of
hard-working
those
who
have
not."
ms
nunt
lor
ways
ana
means
w
save
money,
might
bring
about
a
cabinet
crisis.
The
newspaper
said:
"There
are
rumors
in
estimated
conservatively
at
$15,-
000,000.
.department!
inspired
by
a
wave
of
criticism
The
government
named
an
from
waterless
householders,
Mr
rtl
broadcasting
Whitehall
today
that
there
is
some
disagreement
inside
the
cabinet
over
new
economies
to
emergency
committee
to
administer
the
relief
and
provided
it
Gustafson
cruised
the
city
Monday
and
almost
had
apop
ol
water
since
main
went
out
with
a
fund
of
$6,000,000.
Neisn-
be
announced
by
Mr.
Atttee
on
lexy.
boring
countries
were
quick
to
Monday."
If
an
agreement
can
economy
on
M"
provide
help.
not
be
reached
within
the
cabinet,
there
may
be
government
nti
on
me
iun
A
Cuban
army
plane
left
Hav
nar
depariincnt
ana
for
Guatemala
early
today
"On
the
lower
levels
In
all
parts
of
the
city
there
were
big
washes
hung
out,"
he
declared.
"Apparently
nobody
cared
whether
anybody
eUe
had
water
or
not.
Undoubtedly
there
was
a
minimum
amount
of
wash
UD
a
suliicici.t
with
a
group
of
civilian
and
air
travel
of
the
future
was
of
Canadian
PUBLIC
INSPECTS
CANADA'S
JETLINER
A
preview
given
to
the
public
at
Malton.
OnL,
with
the
first
open
trial
of
the
A.
V.
Roe
Jetliner,
the
first
wont
be
built
in
North
America.
The
craft
which
excels
wartime
Spitfires
climbing
speed,
I
I
-
j"
is
juir.
to
provide
military
engineers
to
aid
in
changes,
the
Star
added.
Demands
for
paring
Army.
Navy
and
Air
Force
spending
are
coming
from
some
sections
of
I
the
8,000,000-member
Trades
u
with
nw
tap
ready
for
delivery
until
1951.
The
United
States
air
force
sitj
which
many
Ud
since
the
ing
which
had
to
be
done
but
there
was
no
excuse
for
a
full-
f
p.
"
hi
today
is
searching
for
a
Ca'a-lina
plane
which
It
dispatri.e
1
Union
Congress
and
Left
Winders
inside
the
Labor
party.
,
MFAflKTAKINGTOLL
OF
CITY'S
scale
laundry
campaign
u3."
as
on
a
relief
mission.
Tin
Cario-
Sni'fly
rn".
went
on
Monaay.
i
THE
WhA
i
HH.R
Synopsis
A
Uupcr
cloud
spread
ovrr
the
greater
part
of
British
Co'-
bean
air
command
said
that
the
Defence
costs
this
year
are
about
$2,356,000,000,
almost
a
quarter
of
the
government's
an
said.
'
But
ap-
ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
CLASSES
search
so
far
has
been
unsuc
ho
hitvf
water
cessful.
nual
budget.
Scholastic
routines
of
more
than
150
ctiy
elemen
However,
high
hopes
are
held
!
UIMUIct
UUO
HUHlllUb
,
,,.h
weather
svsiem
tnrv
school
children
are
being
knocked
askew
by
the
STOCK
for
the
safety
of
the
missing
'
'TRAVELLED
3000
movinu
across
the
horihem
sec-1
onidemic
of
red
measles
which
currently
is
at
its
peak
amphibian
and
Its
occupants,,
because
they
are
350-miles
northwest
of
the
Canal
Zone,
an
turn
of
the
province.
This
.
h
.
Principals
report.
I
The
onslaught
is
most
J
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1
1
.
inrm
Viq
horn
nn'umn
impel
OV
'
Meanwhile,
the
homes
evi
the
higher
levels
are
still
being
served
by
a
water
truck
which
went
out
this
morning
for
the
third
jiuccessive
day
to
relieve
the
drought
In
upper-level
homes.
The
service
will
be
continued
until
full
water
pressure
Is
restored
or
until
the
head
riss
to
thn
upper
level.
Mr.
tiustafsun
volunteered
the
predirtion
that
the
broken
main
above
Shawatlans
Lake
MILES
WITH
FILM
area
dotted
with
islands
and
light
rains
over
the
northern
severe
among
primary
students.
sheltered
waters
suitable
for
an
After
having
travelled
3000
The
epidemic
apparently
reached
its
high
point
and
central
coast
while
licnt,
emergency
landing.
miles
by
motor
between
Prince
1
arf..
snow
"has
been
reported
in
over
the
week-end
although
it
the
the
inhi
unrv
Vlllt.
t.hiS
interior
a
far
south
M
..ii
.-(..
rioH
in
iisiin1.
in
,;ti
Inn
with
A
'
...
Ik
mm
&
iviSNftl
Rupert
and
Vancouver
through
1
MARKET
HOLIDAY
A
scene
Cariboo.
Continued
cloudy
vea-
.
M
weeks
agl,
year
It
came
ear
flu
11
1
11
the
Cariboo
and
Bridge
River
districts,
into
the
northern
duplicated
in
many
.
capita's
oi
Europe
as
their
cunencies
will
be
restored
to
service
are
revalued,
Is
this
view
in
within
seven
or
eiitit
aays
casional
litrht
ram
expect
ovet
principal
T.
G.
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He
M-t
1
days
at
the
tnal-
I.
Okanagan,
up
the
Thompson
Rtver'
aTrd"Biroughout
the
central
interior
showing
the
Moody
Bible
Institute's
much
discussed
picture
"Voice
of
the
Deep,"
C.
trorit
uf
Uia
Paris
Aiouratvseat
of
the
French
slock
market.
When
these
three
financiers
turned
up
they
found
the
.the
Wericlrt-
BatemawnhIy
p
en
chua?en
h
ave
had
f
OTTAWA;
tf-An
amendmentl
day.
Anodwturbanc
n.ov-
absct
on
that
-Xm1s
to
a
government
resolution
des-
ing
into
the
Gulf
of
Am.SKH
.this
.pldcmlc
struck,
mrASlM'
?"e.
T,.,.
0w
re-
'ismed
to
pave
the
way
for
Can-
mum
time.
A
combined
crew
of
city
arJ
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
workmen,
under
Steve
Comadina,
are
morning
northern
will
brin
coast
more
tomorrow.
70
chlutilon
nave
caught
no-w
report
TL
from
AnnurWaUon
laUon
i
how-'
how
ada'.
amending
her
own
consti-the
nmii.ht.
teniDeraturei
in
the
lne
u','ut-
-1
,
ever,
was
last
Friday,
since
tne
,
mons
last
night.
"
'
"
.
K-ilf
schcol
held
its
first
classes
to
interior
are
expected
to
be
s'ne-
bourse
closed.
France
followed
British
devaluation
of
the
pound
by
abolishing
the
multiple
exchange
rate
for
the
franc
and
setting
a
minimum
free
rate
of
350
francs
to
the
dollar
and
980
to
the
pound.
making
good
progress
toward
its
repair,
Mr.
Oustafson
said.
Meanwhile,
the
pumping
plant
nt
the
outlet
of
ShawaUans
Lake
Opposition
leader
George
Drew
placed
the
amendment,
which
speaker
W.
Ross
Macdon-ald
-threw
out
"because
it
was
so
different
from
the
original
mo
what
higher
tonight
as
itsuii
oi
the
extensive
cloud
cover.
Forecast
ut's
confined
almost
entirely
day
since
the
water
shortage
to
the
lower
grades,"
Mr.
Bate-J
closed
.sessions
Friday
after-man
said.
"That
is
particularly
'noon.
upsetting
to
our
work
because
I
Principal
J.
S.
Wilson
said
this
,
.
1.1..U1..
Imnmf.
mnrnilllT
thlt
41
Of
hiS
Students
I
j;
Carter
and
M.
A.
Bedford
of
the,
Shantymen's
Christian
Association
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
yesterday.
They
were
away
over
two
months
and
made
showings
of
the
picture
in
cities,
towns,
villages,
logging
camps
and
many
an
isolated
community.
On
part
of
their
tour
they
also
showed
pictures
of
the
Cancer
Society
dealing
with
the
13
working
to
the
utmost
of
Its
limited
capacity
to
keep
water
uon
tion"
as
as
to
10
constitute
cunsuuuiw;
,
an
indi-
I
North
Coast
Region
Ovt-rcastj
today
and
Thursday.
Occasional
we
consifiei
11
iiiBiiijr
ii.-H"'"
o
--
--
in
the
city
mains.
n
i
i
i
ar.t
tha.
.A-ginnoi
s
got
them-j
were
absent,
from
measles
ana
yldua,
motion
"by
Itself.
,
net
iMicrViprl
in
rnlfisL
i
aD
,,y.Vi
If
um,M
Viovn
tn
hp
"That
plant
was
built
at
a
hi-ht
rain
or
drizzle.
.
Intermn-
u.v.a
time
uhon
whpn
the
the
citv
city
had
haa
a
a
tar
tar
Koooea
in
ugnv
srlVes
piupwijr
-
--
a
muller
population
than
it
has'
tent
rain
northern
section
to-!
schooI
ufe
ciuring
the
first
few
character
of
the
disease
was
introduced
in
Commons
only
n,,w
Mr
Oustafson
said.
"U
Is
'niorrow
afternoon.
A
JIttle,
montns...
repnrted
to
be
generally
mild,
after
due
notice.
The
original
campaign
to
control
that
malady.
Mr.
Carter
and
Mr.
Bed
,,
.
,
it
i
milder,
uigut,
wmuo
m-i
.......
leaving
me
tuuuicn
uiuuuu
wuum
jcuu
i,
pun.
.
but
out
It
n.
can
working
to
lo
capacity
capacity
school.
.
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i
in
eniit.hpastenv
MS
(15
mnh,
mpil'
to-
o-
King
Edward
e'ementary
,.
cn(ir(rv
Prnbablv
ffir
an
nmpnrimpnit
to
the
con-
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not
pump
enough
to
o7
prov.uM
""'n
afternoon.
Lows
to-
t(1.
Vancouver
Prince
Rupert
Man
Relieved
of
Clothing,
Watch,
Money
stitutiion
enabling
Canada
to
ford
are
now
planning
a
coastal
trip
with
the
film
by
small
boat
between
here
and
Vancouver.
;PateC
Peop
he
morrow
at
with
the
highest
enrolment,
in
nc
suerers
are
the
city,
had
46
out,
today,
of
which
.
ers
of
tne
victims,
faced
pniiueh
amend
the
British
North
America
Act
in
matters
of
federal
jur-
night
and
highs
Thursday
Port
Hardy,
40
and
52;
Sandspit
15
to
40
developed
over
inn
nrnvlriinB
medication
and
week-end.
Since
it
became
preva
ji,mrdnn
fnr
their
confined
and
isdiction
and
Prince
Rupert,
40
and
50.
VANCOUVER
IPi-tA
thief
who
lent,
the
diser.-.e
nau
struct
ou.;
iii
.
nffsnrine
f
farina
riurinc
during
'
the
the
10
"aiian
.
Irnnto
10-
Drew
s
amendment,
cnangea
the
premises
.together.
He
said
he
awoke
later
in
the
room
and
saw
his
new
"friend"
dressed
in
robbed
Duncan
R.
E.
Whitmore
day
period
they
are
away
from
the
wording
to
call
for
a
Dom-
cniKiren
Bk
i"6
-
lower
levels
must
economize.
An
obstruction
which
covered
the
Intake
to
the
pumping
station
Monday
was
removed
a
short
time
later.
It
was
a
submerged
stump
which
had
been
drawn
to
the
mouth
of
the
intake
by
the
great
suction
created
by
I
inion-provincial
constitutional
of
Prince
Rupert
in
a
hotel
cipal
R.
C.
Moore
said.
his
suit.
The
man
demanded
school.
convention,
rather
than
pro-
room
here
exchanged
clothes
ceeding
with
the
move
now.
with
the
victim,
leaving
his
own
that
Whitmore
endorse
travelers'
checks
and
then
assaulted
him.
Later,
the
amendment
added,
behind
in
the
hotel
room.
(
"We
had
15
or
10
out
during
the
first
couple
oi
weeks,
then
Dotween
35
and
40
were
taken
down
on
Friday,"
Mr.
Moore
said,
"it.
is
hitting
Heaviest
in
the
HOCKEY
SCORES
I
Pacific
Coast
I
Victoria
8,
Vancouver
4
I
Tacoma
4,
Portland
0
the
convention
might
be
follow-
j
Rl
SSI
V
RETURNS
SHIPS
yoKOSVKA,
Japan
Russia
yesterday
returned
nine
frigates
to
the
I'nited
Suites
Navy.
They
are
the
first
of
lend-lease
escort
ships
scheduled
to
be
turned
back
here
by
Russia.
The
ships
appeared
to
have
stood
idle
for
years.
Whitmcre
told
the
police
that
The
man
escaped
with
Wlnt-
50
Vl
.23
.101
i
100.50
.
1.10
"wadian
the
steam
pump.
Warning
to
drink
boiled
water
I
onlv
until
such
time
as
the
:lteri
ed
by
a
petition
to
the
United'
he
met
thg
man
in
a
downtown
I
morCs
suit,
wrist
watch,
$300
in
Kingdom
for
power
to
have
the.
,
th
t
thev
l
n
thecks
and
$10
in
cash.
San
Diego
3,
Fresno
1
primary
grades.
Ordinarily,
such
Ihrooir
in
t.h
main
line
Is
re-
things,
as
measles
and
chicken
Oakland
5,
Los
Angeles
3
ed
in
Canada.
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fd-.
i
Miss
Dorothy
Todd
of
tne
Can
'Wknife
M
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.
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45
.40
.30
.Oil,
adian
Pacific
Air
Lines
office
.i!--r,i
staff
left
today
by
air
for
Van
pared
and
water
supply
conditions
return
to
normal
is
being
heeded.
People
have
been
quick
to
pay
attention
to
the
notice
appearng
in
the
Dally
News.
It
can
hardly
be
said
everybody
Is
doing
this,
but
the
published
ad-,vice
from
the
sanitary
official
is
receiving
widespread
oon
couver,
where
she
will
take
a
.
,
a."
1
Avi
;
stewardess
course,
in
preparation
for
taking
over
ths
Prince
4
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4
Ruoert-Sandspit
flight
in
p.acc
T
of
Miss
Dorothy
Peachey
whose
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.U
marriage
will
take
place
shortly.
if
j
t
"an
MAN
RELEASED
IN
GIRL'S
DEATH
TO
TRUCK
ROCK
ON
ROAD
WORK
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9
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VANCOUVER
Police
to
Ri
Lake
Russell
Burt
of
-
Vancouver,
head
of
the
Russell
Bin
t
Con
1
.17
day
released
a
30-year-old
restaurant
caterer
taken
Into
cust
ody
last
night
following
an
m-oupst
into
the
mysterious
death
L
(U.,0
f
QnetrolnViDVUan-bOrn
ilUJrl.1
I
struction
Co,,
and
Harold
Fisher,
the
.company's
solicitor,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
today
from
Vancouver.
They
are
here
in
connection
with
ousines
.
I
of
the
company
which
has
.i
'sub-contract
from
Wood,
Parr
'
&
McClay
for
trucking
of
rock
on
V
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1
V,
A,I,.l.
......
Monasterskl,
who
dlsapp33re(1
r
r
17
2.05
September
17.
Her
nude
body
was
foun.1
on
a
West
Vancouver
beach
October
8.
The
25-year-old
girl
wa3
born
at
Yorkton,
Sask.,
and
ctia
work
In
Toronto.
She
was
cash
the
highway
reconstruction
worn
just
outside
of
the
city.
Five
trucks
are
being
brought
here
for
use
on
the
work
by
Herbert
Gale
who
will
be
the
foreman.
8.
ier
at
the
Stanley
Park
pavilion
..?i.;adSfcS:--iai5to
.-Sl.'atfWWR-
..
Witt
.
at
the
time
of
her
death.
At
oia
ir,,.iiut
roroiier
Dr.
Harold
Dyer
said
"she
was
murderedput
tn
the
water
unconscious
or
dead
her
death
was
WARNING
All
water
used
for
drinking
nurooses
should
be
boiled
un
STEWARDESSES
FOR
CANADIAN
AIR
LINERS
Contrast
in
cu?ss
is
provided
by
these
two
Canadian
air
stewardesses
and
th'
ee
Chinese
girls
at
the
Vancouver
airport...
The
Chinese
givls
will
soon
also
be
wearing
air-hostess
uniforms
for
servica
on
flights
between
Vancouver,
Tokyo
and
Hong
Kong.
Left
to
right
are
Loiraine
Ngu.
Shanghai;
Minerav
Dunkerley,
Vancouver;
Barbara
Ayliffe,
Port.
AHvmi.
B
C.
and
Joyce
Lam.
Hong
Kon;;
Gloria
Woo,
Hong
Kong.
...
....
-
caused
by
asphyxiation.'
.
buw
diplomatc
row
welcomed
its
fifth,
foreign
nuu-AN
mitff
VISITOR-Ottawa's
VISITOK
u
OTHER
WELCOME
Mohammed
Zafrullah
Khan
of
Pakistan
at
rrivai
ot
wr
eete
with
the
a
ister
in
toe
last
few
o
yan
of
UplaiKls
JlB
at
the
airport,
left
to
right,
are:
Mo-gium
Schuman
of
Fiance
.onJ
t0
Canada;
Howard
Measures,
Chiefof
Protocol
in
Gibson.
'
til
the
present
pipeline
emer-
gency
Is
over.
A.
G.
BOAS,
City
Sanitarian.
R.
H.
Parker
returned
on
the
Prince
George
this
afternoon
from
a
business
trip
to
I
leet
I
19;
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