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Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PHOHE
81
VOL.
XXXVIII.
No.
210.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B
C.
THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
8,
1949.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
eals
to
Uniled
States
ami
dC
aima
da
(tain
App
i
1
i
Asks
For
Larger
M
ar
I
ortunities
As
Fiscal
Aid
n
Minister
of
Finance
Backs
jt
for
Economic
Adjustments
BOY
WOUNDS
Unbounded
Optimism
Here
Justified,
Says
Bank
Head
'
Never
have
I
seen
such
unbounded
enthusiasm
as
that
which
pervades
the
whole
central
interior
country
leading
to
Prince
Rupert,"
says
A.
F.
Mc-Alpine,
supervisor
of
the
P.oyal
Bank
of
Canada
and
one
of
the
leading
financial
men
'
of
the
province,
who
is
in
the
city
on
an
official
visit.
j
"There
Is
good
reason,
too,
for
BORDEN
SCHOOL
,that
Ptlmlsn."
ys
Mr.
mc-
NFFnQ
NCW
orTiV
Alpln
,n
vlew
of
such
Import-1,LLU'3
"L"
Wr
;ant
project
as
the
celanese
mill
iiiTON,
D.C.
(CP)
the
three-power
f
ri
r
U
I
rr
lithe
British
financial
crisis
today
set
up
JtLl
111
LLU
amittee
to
go
into
ureat
Jmtaun
s
request
An
operation
is
planned
for
to-
Lom
in
spending
E.C.A,
dollars
outside
10
,rove
f
callbrel
I
.,1
1
1L.1
1
n.
.!!.
1
1
-
ites.
u
learnt'u
uiai
un-ai
umain
nau
Ray
Fossum
who
accidentally
ed
States
that,
unless
changes
are
made
snot
himself
on
Sunday
while
j
target,
snooting
at
Mccoy
cove,
Cumshewa
Inlet.
.'shall
plan
op-,
!
have
to
spend
1
million
more
0
Mom.
The
boy
was
brought
lo
Trinco
!
dwindling
re
tKu....
flMlllBWII
II
!
1
1
',-7
-M
!H
the
United
;
School
Board
will
attempt
to
at
Prince
Rupert
with
Its
attend-have
a
10-year
guarantee
on
a
ant
Industrial
developments
and
roofing
job
done
on
the
Borden
the
definite
probability
of
the
Street
school
about
1942
honored
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
by
the
contracting
,
company
coming
into
this
area
rtth
Its
which
did
the
work
following
a
enormous
industry,
report
made
last
night
that
the
"
Mr-
McAJpine
found
a
healthy
building
requires
a
new
roof,
i
condition
of
affairs
from
a
busi-
Estimated
cost
of
the
work
13
standpoint
all
along
the
about
$2,000.
Trustee
A.
Bruce,
"ne.
Rupert
General
Hospital
by
his
father,
Ray
Possum,
sr.,
121
Fifth
Avenue
East,
in
his
trolling
boaf,
Edward
Llpsett.
after
he
had
si-tempted
to
get
an
air
reservation
from
Queen
Charlotte
City
earlier.
Apparently,
no
bones
v
mew
pi
an
urgent
ap-
V
SEEK
INVENTOR
OF
"FLYING
SAUCER"
AIR
CRAFT
Mrs.
Jack
Harbaugh
sits
at
th
controls
of
the
strange
aircraft
found
by
air
force
Investigators
in
an
abandoned
tobacco
barn
in
Maryland's
Anne
Arundel
county,
.
They
believe
it
may
be
one
of
the
"flying
saucers"
that
caused
such
excitement
throughout
the
eontin
ent
some
time
ago.
Amcrlcan
mar-qoods.
Sir
Staf-
sncellor
of
the
were
broken
as
the
bullet
pene
trated
his
right
leg,
travelling
downward
into
the
foot.
Tom
Reid,
Westminster,
!"WJA
his
country's
the
economic
tecify
how
this
iplbhed.
Prcs-in
mind
drastic
Brown
told
the
Board.
The
building
Is
leaking
so
badly
that
an
entire
new
roof
will
be
required,
he
said.
School
secretary
Mrs.
M.
M.
He
expresses
optimism
for
the
future
In
spite
of
some
current
disturbing
factors.
Mr.
McAJpine
stresses
hope
fully
the
importance
of
satis
TI
C
FOB
"WAGE
FREEZE"
BRIDLINGTON,
Yorkshire
The
British
Trades
I'nion
Congress
today
carried
ft
resolution
endorsing
its
genrral
councils
"wage
freeie"
policy
by
a
majority
of
5,447,00
votes.
The
proxy
vole
was
6,485,000
to
1.038,000.
The
I
nion
also
voted
down
a
resolution
calling
for
profit
control.
The
lad
had
gone
ashore
w
hile
the
vessel
was
tied
up
In
Cumshewa
Inlet
on
Sunday
to
do
u
bit
of
target
shooting
when
the
gun
went
off
pointing
downward.
k-.s
as
a
King-
is
nppoinieu
"
I
o
aenaie
Koper
recalled
that
a
similar
CANBERRA,
Australia
Oi
hp
United
States
factory
settlement
being
reachi
ed
in
the
current
financial
crisis
job
had
been
done
by
a
Vancou
Prime
Minister
J.
P.
Chifley
told
itain
earn
dol-ssary
to
enable
iwn
way
in
the
the
B7use
of
Representatives
nrm
about
8even
years
SO
vBfrriv
,.
Anotraiia
u
.v.
and
suggested
that
the
Board
arising
out
of
the
British
credit
situation.
Economic
welfare
of
this
country
necessarily
depends
to
a
great
extent
on
the
out
REWARDS
FOR
lry
to
have
aminlna
the
nossibilitv
of
rais-
10-year
guar-
I
III
NTI.NG
SEASON
DEFERRED
ante
which
went
with
the
work.
Ing
a
dollar
loan.
nonored.
;
come
of
the
current
conference
in
Washington.
!7
-M
cussed
virtually!
r
American
aid
'.
lUin's
finances
'
"enlarge
our
'.
earning
dol-
In
his
budget
speech,
the
Prime
Minister
said
that,
be-
Pfliisp
nf
11.C
nil
t.dt
unrltn'T
rnm.
PRAGUE
K
Czech
newspapermen
disclosed
today
that
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
6.
D.
Jobnaton
Co.
Ud.t
mllments,
the
government1
August
mm
filie
same
appeal
would
not
be
ame
to
achieve
a
full
25
percent
cut
In
dollar
im
Eisht
Federal
By-Elertions
Are
Called
for
October
24
OTTAWA
fl
Tom
Reld,
63,
ve'eran
Liberal
member
of
parliament
for
New
Westminster,
has
been
appointed
to
the
Senate.,
The
announcement
wan
made
by
Prime
MUiU
ter
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
who
called
eight
federal
by-elections
for
October
24
and
filled
three
of
the
eleven
vacant
Seri.Tte
fseaU.1
'
"
Mr.
Rein,
native
of
Cabus-land,
Scotland,
has
been
In
Canada
since
1909
and
has
been
a
member
of
the
House
of
Commons
since
1930.
Prominent
in
British
Columbia
municipal
uf-
Vancouver
Bralorne
J
.
,
9
50
ports
this
year,
s
proposed
at
Visier
Douglas
la,
backing
up
their
editors
arc
offering
citations
for
the
best
stories
denouncing
the
United
States,
lauding
Russia
or
praising
Henry
Walkict
.
.
..?
The
com
petition
is
apparently
being
run
in
connection
with
"CaechoSlovak
Press
Day,"
now
being
observed
herd.
the
London
Commonwealth
con
femifce:
ITrrr"
'
.
nsyonne
....,f.;,
,
',
.65
iqiiet
fn
read-
SCALE
HIGHER
Sawlog
BC&te
In
ttas
Prince
Ru
'
'
pert
forestry
district
In
August
totalled
31,853,781
board
leet,
an
increase
of
almost
10,000,000
board
feet
above
July
output.
-
r.
11.
uon
.03
basis
of
Am-
"
-OO
2
piliry
said
to
do
what
It
i
iU
world
sltua-
anooo
'Quartz
J.17
Congress
..
:
04
Hedley
Mascot
30
Pacific.
Eastern
.05
Pioneer
.....:.......
3.45
However,
total
production
so
far
VICTORIA
In
view
of
the
extreme
fire
hazard
now
existing
in
the
woods
of
the
province,
the
opening
of
the
hunting
season
has
been
delayed
from
September
U
to
17,
It
is
announced.
MAY
SETTLE
DESPITE
VANCOrVERr
Hopes
arc
high
for
a
settlement
of
the
dispute
which
It
has
been
frared
might
lead
to
a
loggers'
strike
on
the
lower
coast.
The
Canadian
Press
says
that
talks
are
under
way
in
Vancouver
between
the
IWA
and
operators.
KILLER
THREATENED
CAMDEN,
New
Jersey
Harold
1'nruh,
young
war
veteran,
who
ran
amok
on
Monday
and
killed
thirteen
persons
on
the
street,
was
removed
today
from
mental
hospital
where
he
had
been
under
observation
after
bring
threatened
by
a
relative
of
one
of
the
victims.
New
Ship
Contracts
THL
W
LATHER
Synopsis
Relatively
cool,
moist
air
is
i
fairs
and
a
member
of
the
In
Premier
Border
03
ternational
Pacific
Salmon
Flsh-
Privateer
A
.17
Reeves
McDonald
2.35
this
year
is
below
the
level
for
the
same
period
of
1948.
.
ProducUon
bulletins
issued
by
District
Forester
M.
V.
Gormeiy
show
that
so
far
this,
:,
year
144.513,325
board
feet
of
sawlogs
have
been
cut,
whereas
few
Uia..,.,
beginning
to
flow
over
the
south-
i
erles
Commlssioni
Mr
Reid
In
the
OTTAWA-Six
new
navaf
and
west
corner
of
British
Columbia
last
House
was
Parliamentary
this
morning.
This
is
expected
assi.stant
to
both
the
fisheries
NAMED
SENATOR
Tom
1
Reid,
M.P.
for
New
NE
to
bring
an
increase
in
ciouai-
and
neaith
ministeries.
ness
and
possibly
a
few
thunder-;
.
.
.
U
9
-Centre
of
same
period
last
year
production
was
158,066,550.
Production
in
other
government
vessels
to
be
built
at
a
cost
of
$8,000,000
will
include
four
mine
sweepers,
a
trawler-gate
vessel
for
the
navy
and
a
large
ship
for
the
Department
of
Transport.
The
new
storms
to
the
lower
mainland
and
tensWe
fog
patches
mostly
aIong
southeastern
Vancouver
Island
PROTEST
OVER
SHIP
DETENTION
the
shoreline,
clearing
hurricane
edged
today,
missing
'nough
to
spare
beating
up
by
lot
this
afternoon.
However,
during
.
Little
Light
tlie
afternoons
both
days
indication
ot
there
is
no
any
change
in
present
conditions
change
In
temperature.
CANTON
v7
John
Coghlll,
'
contract
are
In
addition
to
the
)
140
miles
per
I
British
embassy
representative
three
orders
placed
last
sum
July
this
year
was
22,209,2
i.
1
Pole
and
piling
output
last
month
was
159,982
lineal-feet,
a
drop
of
almost
50,000
feet
under
July.
So
far
this
year""
1,965,193
feet
of
poles
and
piling
have
been
produced,
as
compared
with
1,970,804
feee
In
the
first
eight
months
of
1948.
Railroad
tie
production
In
August
was
46,717
ties
&nd,
410
eords
of
cordwood
were
-
cut
in.
winds.
Lows
tonight
and
high:;
Friday
At
Port
Hardy
50
and
67,
Masset
47
and
62,
Prince
Rupert
52
and
62.
over
the
remainder
of
the
prov
lnce.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Clear.
Ex
Reno
.04'
Sheep
Creek
1.19
Silbak
Premier
37
Taku
River
.24
Vananda
15
Salmon
Gold
13
Oils
,
Anglo
Canadian
......
360
A.
P.
Con
.18
Atlantic
.
.68
Calmont
.30
C.
&
E
5.60
Central
Leduc
73
Home
Oil
10.50
Okalta
:
1.60
i
Pacific
Pete
260
Princess
.24
'
Royal
Canadian
07
Toronto
Athona
12
Amaque
18
,
Beattle
-
60
mer.
Of
these,
one
went
to
the
Burrard
Drydock
Ltd.
in
Vancouver.
The
combined
construction
program,
for
peacetime,
represents
the
largest
in
the
navy's
history
i
chief
storm
Kami,
said
that
:m's
centre
was
I
ot
Bermuda
at
iDaylight
Time.
Richard
Strauss,
Composer,
Passes
in
Hong
Kong,
today
lodged
a
"strong
protest"
with
the
Chinese
Foreign
Office
over
detention
of
an
800-ton
British-owned
ship,
Edith
Moller,
by
Nationalist
naval
forces.
The
Edith
Moller,
chartered
to
a
Chinese
iad
cleared
out
others
were
re-
GARMLSCII
PARTENKXR
-1
CHEN,
Germany
0
Richard
Strauss,
grand
old
man
of
Ger-
Work
on
all
the
contracts
will
the
district.
aming
at
top
company,
was
Intercepted
by
the
'
dlstrlbuted
throueh
yards
in
Chinese
Navy
trying
to
run
theyarlous
of
Canada
wh!cn
ot
the
centre
man
c"mPow,rs-
aiea
today,
ne
Nationalist
blockade
of
Chinese
the
nart
Dflen
Krave'y
111
lor
"le
,,1B
fx
North
At-
Communist
ports.
in
the
past
year
have
been
suffering
a
dearth
of
.work
and
cut
manpower
down
to
10,000.
Plants
lanes
north
of
IO"rteen
days
irom
ncan,
mm
.
kidney
disease.
He
was
85
years
of
age.
Sawlog
scale
by
varieties:
Fir
1,731.
Cedar
5,124,708.
Spruce
11,187,218.
Hemlock
11,123,836.
Balsam
1,391,781.
Jackplne
1,292,628.
Miscellaneous
1,876.
Most'
of
Arabia
is
Inhabited
on
the
Atlantic
and
faciin
.28
Bevcourt
bv
nomadic
Bedouin
tribes
who
coasts,
St.
Lawrence
River
an.i
ft
I
'
i'-.
'i
;n
oil
ft
production
of
live
off
herds
of
camels,
sheep
Great
Lakes
will
all
share
in
ths
and
goats.
coming
work."
CBC
Aiiljs
Unnecessary
nd
New
Bruns-j
as
only
172,000
I
School
Population
Shows
Gain
.Bob
jo.
.14
Vi
Buffalo
Canadian
-
.11
Consol.
Smelters
.
97.00
Conwest
11"
Donalda
-
-58
(
Eldona
".
-
87
East
Sullivan
..
2.60
Giant
Yellowknlfe
6.75
'
God's
Lake
48
Hardrock
28
Harricana
06
Heva
13'i
V'
SCORES
i
'
4l
i
f'J
MR.
MOODIE
.
:
INTERESTED
;
,W.
T.
Moodie,
former'
man-i
ager
of
Canadian
National
Railways
for
British
Columbia,
now
Private
Radio
Stations
Could
Operate
Dominion
Network,
Commission
Told
OTTAWA
W
The
Royal
Com
1949
1948
King
Edward
313
275
Conrad
Street
239
210
Borden
Street
242
218
Sixty-Nine
More
This
Year
Enrolment
Now
1224
t
Prince
Rupert's
school
population
showed
an
Increase
of
69
between
September
1948
and
v
York
5
1'
Ij'i
;'n,.J
Booth
430
452
.Hie
senior
classe-s
at
Booth
Srptember,
1949,
principals'
re-
Ii
I'll
if
4kA
ports
read
at
last
night's
school
show
a
drop
this
year
while
the
Phi'uielyhta
rain
mission
on
arts
and
science
was
told
today
that
privately-owned
radio
stations
In
Canada
could
operate
the
TransCanada
nct-(
work
'without
assistance
from
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Cor-poration.-
Willlam
Guild
of
Lethbrldge
Alberta,
chairman
of
the
board
of
directors.
Canadian
Associa
Chicago
7
innai
board
meeting
revealed.
An
junior
classes
reveal
a
notable
even
greater
Increase
may
take
gain,
place
as
the
year
progresses.
'
r
fiiere
are
153
in
Current,
enrolment
total
Is
senior
high,
as
compared
with
1224
as
compared
with
1155
In
198
a
year
ago.
Enrolment,
in
September
last
year.
Enrolment
as
compared
with
258
in
Sep-at
the
high
school,
for
some
.the
junior
high
this
year
is
277
unexplained
reason
dropped
tember,
1948.
this
under
the
1948
sharply
year
TnrnraH
Rtpt
nnrt
KinB
Ed
Hosco
.
.14
',4
Jacknife
.'.
10
Joliet
Quebec
53
Lake
Rowan
-05
Lapaska
06
y2
Little
Long
Lac
13
Lynx
13
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.99
McKenzie
Red
Lake
50
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
1.54
Monet
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residing
in
retirement
In
Vancouver,
still
maintains
an
enthusiastic
Interest
in
Prince
Rupert
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Met
recently
In
Vancouver
by
H.
G.
T.
Perry,
managing
director
of
the
Dally
News,
Mr.
Moodie
expressed
his
gratification
at
new
and
important
developments
which
are
taking
,
place
at
this
port.
He
intimated
his
great
faith
In
the
future
of
this
part
of
Canada.
.
,,
.
,
Mr.
Moodie
asked
Mr..
Perry
tj,'Wyn
5
Louis
3
I
Pittsburgh
2
tion
of
Broadcasters,
said
that
nrlvate
stations
originate
net
jiurfuie.
nuWg
nxiui
w
accommodation
is
being
Pternationm
...
I
Wenatthee
1
P'Jkanc
5
-
work
programs
in
much
the.
same
way
as
the
Canadian
.
.
.linn
Thli
1
.'.
presen,
time
are
430
students
the
Umit
Bor.
i
I
Hrnon(icrii
a
I
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11
ill
n
ufiirn.
wane
a
yvar
ago
cnmimeui,
gtreei
llowever
sUU
has!
42.
.
-
no
cihiatinn
t
Play-on
series)
developed
by
(
pr0;rmas
could
be
1
Regcourt
05Vi
to
extend
his
best
wishes
to
his
extra
space.
many
old
friends
In
Prince
Rupert
and
along
the
northern
divisions
of
the
railway.
.....
,
Mijwever,
tne
elementary
schools
have
more
than
made
up
for
the
decline
at
Booth.
In
the
three
elementary
public
however,
has
not
reached
a
point
wliere
the
School
Board
has
given
formal
consideration
ir
ar.tr
icrilftinof
of
THinilS
to
ad-
Coast
I
San
Dieg0
3
l5'
Oakland
2
t
Angles
1
I"
0.
Seattle
1
a
programming
agency
anu
these
could
be
supplemented
with
some
programs
from
the
United
States.
j
Mrs.
Hogarth,
who
has
been
on
the
staff
of
the
Albernl
residential
school
for
native
children,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
I
schools
are
794
pupils
this
year
-
Ron.
J
....
,r,.vr
-mimrc-MAKTirRaTwo
of
the
few
remainine
tern
;
I
on
as
compared
nmnrnH
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wui
Tfll
flM
in
m
oep
LOCAL
TIDES
San
Antonio
4
25
Senator
Rouyn
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Sherrit
Gordon
3.10
Steep
Rock
185
Sturgeon
River
.
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Vs
Silver
Miller
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PRAIRIE
INDUSTRY
Alberta
manufacturing
industries
in
1948
turned
out
goods
valued
at
$130,000,000.
Lhooncrs
afloat,
tied
up
at
a
Halifax
wharf,
give
the
waterfront
tember
last
year.
The
Increase
Normally,
liie
school
reaches
its
peak
In
Nov-
Friday,
September
9.
1949
has
been
felt
at
all
three.
ASEBALL
a-0FFS
2:14
High
Here
is
a
breakdown
of
this
ember,
one
of
the
reasons
oemg
year's
Initial
enrolment
with
that
some
high
school
students
20.2
feet
20.4
feet
4.0
feet
4.5
feet
an
atmosphere
familiar
to
old
sea-faring
men
of
the
sailing
vessel
era
At
left
is
the
City
of
New
York,
which
took
Admiral
Byrd
to
the
Antarctic
In
1929,
and
the
other
Is
the
Americaln,
left-remaining
three-master
under
Canadian
registry.
(C.
P.
Photo
1
f
Commc
14:33
8:25
20.47
ncrciaN
Low
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
and
proceeded
by
twe
evening
train
te
Klspiox
where
she
will
take
up
teaching
duties.
comparative
figures
for
Septem-
who
have
taken
summer
jobs
re
ber,
1948:
turn
to
school
by
that
time.