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"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest'
PHONE
1
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
195
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
21,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
i
2j4
i
n
-7,
Major
Announcement
Expected
',
Opens
ival
J
As
Strike
Deadline
..Hears
j
I
Jibuif
0
livic
l
rnire
LAffalr
Drawinf
rtwds
In
rine
i
,
1
W
Tr-
ob
well
done"
were
niid
by
E.
T.
Apple-
f.
For
Skecna,
Satur-
as
he
paid
tribute
to
liilwrps
of
hard
work-
if
lhrou:ih
the
years
had
thf
Civic
Centre
and
-.r..-.
NEW
RAILWAY
OFFER
......
,
mi.
union
men
who
want
mon
MOMREAL
ti
The
government's
spcc'al
railway
dispute
n-oncy
and
shorter
hours.
The
mediator
went
anew
to
the
conference
room
mid-afternoon
uas
no
announccmet
after
these
today
presumably
to
hear
from
union
heads
their
answer
to
iha
meetings
but
Canadian
Press
su;;r
lates1
offer
cf
the
railways
concerning
the
institution
of
a
M-hour
ge3ted
tha,
a
-iii"or
announ-e-work
week.
It
was
understood
that
the
stumblir.T
block
between
ment
m
be
'expected
by
mkT-the
unions
and
the
railways
was
the
date
at
which
the
40-hour
an,ernoon
week
would
come
in,
force.
The
railwjlyS
are
understood
to
have
j
priy
ccnferencc3
have
he
made
some
new
offer
in
this
connection.
At
Ottawa,
well
informed
,
,
govrrnmc-.-
sources
said
there
was
some
ground
for
hope
that
;
e0m;
Y
E
?
0V
in
mid-town
hotel
settlement
may
be
reached
around
3
p.m.
P.D.T.
.week-end
a
.
.
-
i
wnere
the
special
mediator.
Dr.
,
.
W.
A.
Mackintosh
.
of
Queen's
'
.,.Tr.
,
,
University,
has
been
carrying
on
MUMiKLAL
(CP)
(2:30
p.m.
PDT)
Railways
since
Saturday
morning
his
et'-
and
rail
unions
were
still
stymied
on
the
strike
issue''
bring
the
,two
side3
tdr
today
and,
as
time
ticked
on
toward
tomorrow's
6
a.m.
,
Tight-lipped
character
of
the
I
walk-out
deadline,
the
situation
looked
grave.
Late
protcefdings.
was
efum?.unel
Ul
"
.
6ion,.
.
,
a
statement
from
the
Canadian
,tnis
morning
there
were
new
conferences
with
rail-
National
Railways
which
said:
wayjieads
entatiyes
.of
124,000
non-operaf
"
SSffifX
mr
'"
ripm?
nnv
nimnr
nf
anir
Hnrl
Ar
it
RolnR.
Mr.
Apple-formally
opening
the
Centre
Carnival
f
r
fccspolce
a
full
measure
'
'
I
L
still
the
art
of
mll-te
Civic
Centre,
Mr.
if
said,
and
that
was
Its
trying
and
tincer-
TOUGH
G01NQ
Winnipeg
Scottish
and
Van
e'ouver'
wallowed
j
In
mud
and
water
uiiaer
u.
Wi-rential
downpour
in
the
final
game
of.
the
Donv
inion
soccer"
Championship
at
-Vancouver.
A
handful
of
fans
watched
Vancouver
win
4-0
to
takev
the
best-f-three
series
In
two
straight
games.
.
.
.
.,
f
(CP
Photo)
He
referred
to
the
Im-
"FREE"
ARMAMENTS
OTTAWA
Canada
has
demised
a
plan
whereby
it
will
offer
to
supply
North
Atlantic
power
in
Europe
with
"free
armimen';"
Infomvd
quarters
disclosed
today.
The
plan
will
hare
to
he
given
parliamentary
approval
before
it
ran
he
brought
Into
operation
hut
It
if
expected
It
will
be
discussed
tomorrow
at
the
meeting
in
London
where
North
Atlantic
Council
deputies
are
assembling.
ARABS
NEUTRAL
ALEXANDRIA,
Egypt
Informants
said
today
that
the
Arab
States
tonight
adopted
an
attitude
of
stubborn
neutrality
In
East-West
conflict
because
of
what
they
term
"unfair
treatment"
from
the
Western
powers.
The
policy
was
agreed
on,
the
sources
said,
by
the
seven-power
Arab
league's
political
committee.
PENITENTIARY
RIOTS
SAN
Ql
ENTIN,
Calif.
Two
riots
rocked
San
Quentin
prison's
mess
hall
on
Friday
and
Satarday
nights.
They
were
quelled
when
guards
fired
over
the
rioters'
heads.
Eleven
prisoners
were
treated
for
minor
Injuries.
Warden
Clinton
Duffy
blamed
the
incident
on
"a
group
of
rowdy
kids
blowing
off
steam."
ROYALTY
DOING
WELL
LONDON
Princess
Eliza-
htt
h
rt
rl
hfr
Heuehtr
Wtt
bf
a
healthy
body
and
is
the
development
of
Civic
-Centre
was
con-
character."
so
much
In
this
com-ii,
Indeed,'
exemplified
i
North
Korean
Resistance
Is
Being
Bolstered
id
democratic
way
of
At
Ottawa
the
government
at
this
stage
had
no
intention
of
intervening
further
in
the
deadlock
on
railway
wages
and
hours,
a
cabinet
source
said
early
this
afternoon.
'
.
i,
However,
this
high
authority
a
pleasure,
Indeed,
to
b
the
eleventh
Annual
re
Carnival.
It
the
Inaugural
the
THE
WEATHER
.
Sysopsis
Fun
Railway
is
were
fully
under
way
Bald
this
attitude
did
not
preclude
the
possibility
of
go
em
Communists
For
Another
Preparing
Offensive
va
a
large
measure
Rupert
Gets
Real
Summer
The
weather
will
be
warm
and
i
sunny
over
the
province
today
inent
move
this
afternoon
if
tt
should
be
warranted
by
develop
i
night
patronage
for
M
leature
while
the
Is
Busy
Line
i
Complete
with
terminal
clear
i
with
exception
of
the
West
Coast
ments
in
the
eleventh-hour
rail
region.
Where
dense
fog
contin
and
commerce
show
re
of
-interest.
way-union
negotiations
in
Mont
ues
to
keep
the
weather
cool.
Some
afternoon
thunderstorms
biuret
were
the
Junior
Highest
Temperature
Read-
New
Drive
for
Pusan
Appears
to
Be
.
In
the
Making;
.
-
expected
in
the
Kootenay's
today.
Quren
Contest,
Selec-
real.
.
Cabinet
members
were
standing
by
for
an
expected
meeting
later
in
the
day
but,
up
to
I
p.m.,
it
had
not
been
called."
A
weather
disturbance,
which
The
sun
had
Its
Innings
Saturday
and
Sunday
as
hundreds
Is
in
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
today
!or
populnrltv
among
i
expected
to
br'rv
tain
to
the
il
features
la
the
mlnl-
last
Tuesday,
ae
maintaining
j
JOKIO
(CP)
North
Koreans,
hard
hit
by
allied
X?'.
edfcVi"buHu
"ZJ
cpunler-attackajn
the
List
two
days,
are
reported
to
North
Coast
tomorrow
and
clouds
kar
which-rdover
km
Saturday
afternoon
ance
form
and
train
orders
Issued
by
C.
A.
Berner,
CN
R.
superintendent,
the
Civic
Centre
miniature
railway
went
into
operation
Saturday
afternoon,
.eluded
amopg
i'assopcer'i
J
or
the
first"
"trip1
were
E".
T.-'Apple-whaite
M
P,
J.
D.
McRae
M.L.A.,
Mayor
George
Rudderham,
C.
A.
Berner,
Sub
-
Inspector
F.
B.
Woods-Johnson,
R.C.M.P.,
Sgt.
L.
A.
N.
Potterton.
R.CM.Pr,
B;ll
Scuby
and
T.
M.
Christie.
Mr.
.Berner
drove
the
final
spike.
.
The
trains
orders
read
"Kid
be
building
up
threatening
troop
concentrations
on
to
the
South
Coast
and
Central
Interior.
'
t
jperfs
finest,
summer
!
the
year,
la
adding
...
-The
governments
'
attitude
within
"eighteen
hours
of
the
strike
deadline
was
confirmed
at
an
emergency
cabinet
meeting
last
night
and
set
out
authoritatively
as
this:
"Beyond
the
appointment
of
the
mediator
now
working
in
-Montreal
It
does
not
intend
to
intervene.
It
hs
-not
withdrawn
from
its
view
,
hat
two
sectors
of
the
Korean
front.
.
;
Reports
from
the
battle
zones,
where
allied
forces
claim
to
have
inflicted
11,000
casualties
on
Commun-
health-giving
rays.
Tony
Crawley's
ferry
was
carrying
capacity
loads
to
Salt
Lake
from
11
a.m.
until
mid-afternoon,
while
dozens
of
people
went
over
In
their
own
boats,
on
fishing
boats
and
any
means
of
water
transport
they
could
find.
Those
with
automobiles
went
nounced
today.
I
FAMILY
DROWNED
COTE
A
U
LANDING,
Quebec
A
United
States
family
of
j
three
was
drowned
near
here
(
Saturday
when
their
car
,
1
i
slipped
on
a
wet
pavement.
k
to
the
1950
carnival.
Forecasts
s
North
Coast
ntegion
Sunny,
and
warm
today.
Cloudy
tonight
and
tomorrow.
Rain
in
northern
section
tomorrow
morning
and
thi
big
affair
con-h
the
"Miss
P.N.."
Bueen
parade
from
the
1st
in
forty-eight
.
hours,
said
that
the
Reds
appeared
to
be
i
preparing
major
offensives
'
on
:
the
central
and
southern
fronts.
If
and
the
first
pres-
overturned
twice
and
dropped
into
the
Soulanges
Canal.
A
to
Rainbow
Lake.
Lakelse
and
dies'
special
East
run
merrily
over
the
remainder
of
the
region
matter
is
one
for
settlement
Hlirinff
Q
f
t
o
r-r
n-rt
QnH
Aireninfr
'
1
.
.
.
'
"'"
u
TO
DAY'S
S7CX:KS-
(Courtesy
S
O,
Johnston
Co
Ltd.)
'Vancouver
.
Bayonne
.
.02',
the
trained
dog
show.
econa
car
oroppea
mio
me
Reuters
news
agency
saw
tnat
.canal
yesterday
but
Its
occu
-
-.......(,
oeiwen.
railways
ana
unions.
Wind
light
today;,
southeast,
20
afternoon
'
m.p.h.
tomorrow.
Cooler
to-
j
"That
is
the
'
position
this
morrow.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
j
afternoon,"
the
source
said
"al-tcmorrow-At
Port
Hardy
50
and
i
thoush
the
situation-
Is
still
Bralorne
.:
8.75
along
until
evening".
and
"Run
I
otner
piaces.
Meanwhile
anglers
Carefully
and
watch
out
and
j
were
out
by
the
score
on
both
Do
Not
Get
Hurt."
It
proved
1
rlver
and
sea.
a
popular
ride
for
the
kiddies
j
Saturday's
football
game
be-who
were
waiting
for
it
to
start
;
tween
Aiyansh
and
a
selected
long
before
the
first
trainload
t
Prince
Rupert
team
drew
a
pulled
out.
large
group
of
spectators.
It
was
Strike
the
North
Koreans
were
building
up
two
new
bridgeheads
west;
of
the
Naktong
River,
one
at'
Hyongpung,
fifteen
miles
south-,
I
j
east
of
Taegu
and
the
other
in
!
jthe
Waegwan-Kunwi
area
about
J
B
R.
Con.
'
.02
b.r.
x
..;.:.
m
Cariboo
Quartz
1.00
pants
escaped.
The
three
dead
were
Verina
Ranalli,
24,
his
wife
Mary,
27,
and
their
twenty
months
old
son
Jock
Anthony.
All
were
of
Rochester,
New
York.
bo;
sancispit
5.1
ana
bo;
prince
nUid."
He
said
this
position
did
Rupert
50
and
65.
not
mie
0ut
the
possibility
of
.
Mayor
Rudderham,
who
was
.
.
ueenlv
contested
game
and
iiinent
the
same
distance
to
the
north-!
government
action
in
theevent
that
something
should
develop
engine
driver,
received
the
train
gave
watchers
plenty
of
ex-
west.
I
Mrs.
Jack
Hoskins
arrived
home
:
at
Montreal
to
indicate
that
Over
Wares
and
orders
as
engineer
ana
rar.
,
element.
The
final
wnistie
saw
Applewhalte
as
conductor.
For
;
the
game
drawn
4-4.
those
who
were
watching
it
was
j
BaI1
fans
yesterday
were
hard
to
tell
who
was
getting
tho
tre!lted
a
g00d
brand
of
base-
Sunday
on
the
Prince
George
government
action
was
called
for.
after
spending
some
time
at
j
The
informant
also
said
he
did
Twelve
miles
north
of
Taegu!
in
the
central
sector,
allied
j
troops
were
pushed
back
two
miles
during
Sunday
night
but
checked
the
Communist
drive:
HALIFAX
STORM
LASHED
HALIFAX
A
hurricane
churning
along
the
Atlantic
seaboard
carved
inwards
toward
Cape
Breton
today
and
weather
officials
said
the
M
Critical
Point
r
Rochester
Minnesota,
undergoing
!
not
know
of
any
new
concessions
inost
fun
out
oi
mat,
nrsi
riae
baI
in
the
finai
niavoff
game
treatment
at
Mayo
Brothers'
.
having
been
out
forward
by
C.3
clinic.
rputants
in
the
deadlock.-.
I
NOTON
Tralnmcn
with
the
aid
of
night-flying
fighter-bombers
which
attacked
k
in
three
kev
term-1
battered
by
h
the
first
steo
In
ft
f
ineiJ
milM
n
'
hour
between
Commercials
and
Watson
Island.
The
huge
crowd
saw
the
"Islanders
bow
in
defeat
7-3.
Commercials
now
meet
Abel
4c
Odowes
for
the
league
champ
.
,
their
targets
by
the
light
of
i
.
.
.
l
r
w
iuq
i
nil
w
ny
i
the
officials
or
the
children
who
managed
to
get
on
thet
train.
Five
hundred
youngsters
tool?
rides
'during
the
afternoon
with
even
more
in
the
evening.
-
Also
among
outdoor
rides
is
the
chair-o-plane,
which
also
proved
a
popular
attraction
Saturday.
report
from
the
White
.
Another
immediate
threat
ap-
ionship.
fs
that
President
Tru-1
h
matching
develop-1,
centred
seventy
miles
from
Halifax.
Winds
up
to
sixty
miles
an
hour,
accompanied
by
heavy
rain,
lashed
Halifax
and
other
mainland
Nova
Scotia
towns.
Tonight
-
-
at
the
Congress
.
.20
Hedley
Mascot
;
2S
Pacific
Eastern
!'.:..
.05
Pend
Oreille
7.20
Pioneer
2.40
Premier
Border
.93'
Privateer
.69
Reeves
McDonald
3.40
Reno
.04
-
Sheep
Creek
1.10
Silbak
Premier
.
.27
Taku
River
05
Vananda
12'2
Salmon
Gold
04
Spud
Valley
03
Silver
Standard
2.05
Western
Uranium
70
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
5.40
'
A.P.
Con
,
Atiantlc
..v...
3
76
Calmont
-52
C.
It
E
"
8
05
Central
Leduc
175
Home
Oil
-
16
00
Mercury
-12
Okalta
180
Pacific
Pete
6.75
peared
to
be
in
the
deep
south;
where
the
Communists
are
building
up
at
Chlnju
for
a
new
j"
offensive
aimed
Pusan,
the!
main
Allied
,
nort
on
the
outh-I
eastern
tip
of
the
peninsula.
i
ne
Intends
to
seize
the
Carnival
buntry-wlde
depute
Is
h
and
hours.
Today's
,
The
large
load
of
freight
carried
by
the
Prince
George
made
it
necessary
for
her
to
lay
over
'here
longer
than
she
expected,,
and
tourists
took
advantage
of
the
extra
time
to
look
about
the
i
nooks
and
crannies
often
missed
j
on
the
quick
trip
through.
Some
j
j
even
got
over
to
Salt
Lakes.'
Saturdav
the
hiehest
temper-
called
f0f
five
davs.
!
Photographic
Display
Fine
Train
Depends
said
the
Idea
is
to
call
.
w
the
fact
that
the
'
Russia
Is
Asked
About
Prisoners
LAKE
SUCCESS,
N.Y.
CT
Bri-
...
7
p.m.
'
Doors
open
Midway
Outdoor
rides
Industrial
and
Photo
Exhibits.
.7.30,
p.m.
COMMENCING
POST
OFFICE
CARNIVAL
"P.
N.
E."
QUEEN
PARADE.,
8
p.m.
Coronation
Carnival
Queen
and'
hissed
on
for
al-.(n
AofflOITIOnt
Nr
and
a
half
without!
v'l
JvlllWlllWlll
tain.
United
States
and
Aus-
i
he
men
went
out
at'
Jtralia
asked
today
that
the
st-
Paul
and
Cleve-
Departure
of
tonight's
train
General
Assembly
of
the
United
,
"The
best
exhibition
I
hnve
ature
of
the
year
was
recorded,
seen
in
Prince
Rupert."
wns
the
at
Digby
Island
at
77.8.
The!
way
Sgt.
L.
A.
N.
PoHr-rton
des-!
previous
high
was
77
deg.
reg-!
crlbed
the
photography
exhibit
.
istered
June
7
and
17.
Sunday's
at
the
Civic
Centre
carnival.
.maximum
temperature
was
75.1.'
Winner
of
the
grand
prize
,
Sunday
saw
more
hours
of
sun-
j
from
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Nations
Investigate
at
its
final
rirronri.
nn
Bfhothor
r
not
a
!
session
why
Russia
has
not
re-
PCAL
TIDES
.
J
patriated
aU
Second
World
War!
,
,
settlement
is
reached
H
of
t,
the
.
hu
th
Knvlp(.
was
George
Furniotis
with
his
shine
with
11.2
than
Saturday's
11.30
Pay.
August
22,
1950
!
dlsPute
whlcn
would
lead
10
lhe
The
General
Assembly
will
open
"
Junior
Kinq
and
Queen,
p.m.
Todd
and
Pluto
Stage
Show
and
Dancing
till
1
a.m.
-NIGHTLY
DOOR
PRIZE
photograph
of
the
fishing
vessel
j
8.8.
Fog
in
the
mornings
pre
.Parma
in
the
scenic
class.
He
(vented
registering
perfect
rec
9:05
15.3
feet
"allwy
strike
tomorrow,
ine
the
Fall
session
on
septemDer
i.
also
won
second
in
the
same'ords
for
the
two
days
Attendance
At
Carnival
20:39
18.9
feet
i
'train
is
scheduled
to
leave
at
9j
2:32
5.5
feet
p.m.
daylight
time
and
might!
U-22
10.0
feet
A
beautiful
display
of
north-'
class.
avnw
ia
v-
a
tit
viiv
v
v
i
em
lights
shortly
after
midnight
I
Sunday
morning
was
followed
Monday
morning
by
a
slightly
j
Delegates
To
Prince
George
late
settlement.
.
t.
A
.
MMI-ll
n
I
Accoraing
10
unomcmi
ic-,
OOTBALL
IOHT
7
O'CLOCK
Tomorrow
-
-at
the
Other
winners
were:
Human
Interest
M.
Kullan-der
Snapshots
Arthur
Berg,
M.
Kullander
Portraits
Rev.
L.
Thorpe,
Edgar
J.
Hamlin,
Terrace
Industrial
Arthur
Berg.
M.
'
Kullander
Unusual
M.
Kullander,
Bruce
spectacular
show.
Many
will
remember
the
past,
week-end
for
its
sheer
grandeur,
while
many
others
will
nbt
be
able
to
'
forget
it
until
their
,
ports
today,
the
sailing
of
the
steamer
-Prince
Rupert
tonight
from
Vancouver
for
Prince
Ru-
Whether
or
not
the
railway
strike
materializes,
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
will
have
.arnival
Twelve
to
fourteen
hundred
people
thronged
'
to
the
Civic
Centre
for
the
opening
of
the
carnival
and
fair
Saturday
night.
This
was
not
as
high
as
last
year
but
officials
are
not
too
disappointed
with
the
-
results.
They
feel
that,
if
anything,
the
weather
was
too,
good.
Twelve
hundred
oaid
railway
pert
was
to
be
cancelled
unless
a
good
representation
at
Prince
P
VS.
Gen.
JuUt,.
sunburn
eases
up,
at
least.
t
WW
the
strike
wasjsettled
by
3
o'clock
i
George
for
the
annual
conven-
2-5
p.m.
tlon
Wednesday,
Thursday
and
i
this
afternoon.
vaIiis
I
Amnnff
nnssenfrpra
nn
t.hp
Natural
Color
M.
Kullander,
!
....
'..
w
,
fir.f
.nH
E.nrH
niBanoi
vanrauvw
was
master
aaou
ii
iu
ovvuiu
i
fares
plus
3o6
or
more
rides
Icq
wpII
for
the
DODUlarlty
.
A
breathtakine
non-comnetl-
Marcnant.
p.m.
URGENT
Outdoor
rides
Train
and
Chair-o-plane
Industrial
and
Photo.
Exhibits.
Doors
open
Midway
Outdoor
rides
-
Industrial
and
Photo,
Exhibits.
Todd
and
Pluto
Stage
Show.
'
Todd
and
Pluto
Stage
Show
and
Dancing
till
1
a.m.
;
"'
good.
There
are
about
60
to
70
1
competitive
exhibits
beside
Mr.
.
the
miniature
railway
enjoyeo
"
"i"-y
-
mmi
Saturday.
Each
trip,
today
was
by
Jack
Wrathall
forms
one
of
full
right
up
to
the
time
the
rail-1
the
main
features
of
the
show,
way
closed
down
at
three
o'clock
i
Many
of
the
shots
are
of
Prince
so
that
the
youngsters
would,
Rupert
and
district
as
well
as
have
a
chance
to
see
the
Todd
some
in
the
Rocky
Mountains.
Wrathall's
showing
The
whole
I
7.30
11.30
p.m.
p.m.
Friday.
Departure
of
some
of
'
the
delegates
was
contingent
upon
the
leaving
of
a
train
for
the
Interior
tonight.
A
provisional
list
of
delegates
!
up
to
today
was
J.
T.
Harvey,
J.
i
W.
Scott,
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene,
W.
A.
Armstrong,
who
are
already
In
the
Interior,
and
C.
A.
Berner,
F
J.
Skinner,
G.
C.
Mitchell,
Wll-i
liam
Crulckshank
and
O.
A.
j
Hunter,
who
would
leave
to-1
night
If
the
train
runs
and
I
that
was
uncertain
up
to
this
afternoon
in.
view
of
the
lmpend-'ing
strike.
...
.
display
is
well
worth
seeing.
;ornmodation
with
two
or
more
bedrooms
Judges
were
Sgt.
L.
Potterton,
I
and
Pluto
do
show.
At
the
,
some
entries
which
came
in
too
Rev.
Basil
Prockter
and
A.
F.
Skattebol.
throttle
of
the
train
is
Gordon;
late
for
Judging
will
also
be
en-
f
hers-
Phone
Red
442,
School
Board
Office.
Home
Cooking
Show
entries
received
afternoon
and
evenina.
NIGHTLY
DOOR
PRIZE
Committee
in
charge
of
the
i
Swanson
with
Keith
Maltman
in
tered
as
non
-competitive.
?l'nless
.'.
..
....
....
.
.
Sgt.
Potterton
said
it
was
diffi-
show
consisted
of
A.
Van
Meer,
charge
of
the
operation
Wrathall
and
Mrs.
R.
D.
The
chair-o-plane
also
proved
cult
to
choose
winners,
as
the
1
J
""Hiuaaiion
avauaoie
trie
tiign
sennm
,
wUl
be
wtihout
Teachers)
196c
quality
of
all
exhibits
was
so
,
Thorarinson.
;
a
popular
ride.