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PRINCE
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B.C.,
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY
18.
1903
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Ships
Stalled
By
Work
Stoppage
.
By
Tb
Cfcnfcdian
Press
VANCOUVER.
Millions
'of
bushels
of
prairie
grain,
destined
for
world
ports,
is
tied
up
today
by
strike
action
in
two
British
Columbia
ports.
Alaska
Volcano
Erupts
Pern
BU9
Writer
floods
have
iins
.
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A
strike
by
250
gralnhandlers
r
KOUIAK,
Alaska
(CP)
Famed
Mount
Katmai
BULLETINS
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country
drive
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f,
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irnd.
In
the
British'
f
4i
72
n
turn
overrun
by
the
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VICTORIA
Premier
Bennett
said
today
the
budget
probably
will
be
brought
down
in
-the
legislature
Wednesday.
ion
the
Alaska
peninsula,
quiet
for
41
years,
blew
jits
top
late
Sunday
in
a
.
"ft...
'
V
i
1
ural
authorities
admit
j
major
eruption
that
bent
3i
on
(arms
under
salt
;niy
inlT
wlicat
and
iril
s
extensive
rea
a
be
plowed
mid
"-
iii)r
;jO,(K)0
feet
into
the
air
and
started
filling
nearby
stopped
movement
from
fopr
giant
elevator
in
Vancouver
and
one
in
nearby
New
Westminster.
Five
elevators
affected
are:
Alberta
Wheat
Pool.
.Pacific
Elevators.
Kerr
-
Gif
ford,
and
United
Grain
Growers,
all
of
Vancouver,
and
Searle
Grain
of
New
Westminster.
The
strikers,
members
of
the
Grain
Elevator-
Worker
Union
(TLC).
voted
to
strike
last
night
at
an
llth-hour
meeUng.
Edward
C.
Sim,
international
representative
of
the
union,
said
the
men
voted
overwhelmingly
to
strike
to
back
up
demands
for
a
five-cents-an-hour
wage
Increase.
He
said
the
companies
had
refused
to
negotiate
further
after
turning
down
the
majority
recommendation
of
a
conciliation
board.
ijf
wntu
n
off
lor
llie
TOKYO
W
Two
United
States
jet
planes
challenged
two
Russian-type
fighters
over
northern
Japan
today,
damaged
one
In
a
brief
skirmish
and
chased
both
intruders
to
the
Soviet-held
Kurile
Islands.
Far
East
air
force
reported
VS.
planes
opened
fire
when
the
intruders
ignored
an
order
to
land.
valleys
with
ash.
Tlwre
was
no
Immediate
word
whrther
any
villagr
In
the
r,
U
amonK
the
coun-
Logs
For
Paper
jpst
bit.
with
mucn
oi
primitive
and
sparsely-populat-
r.iUj-
heavy
winter
ed
area
were
threatened
up
Uf1
Similar
reixirU
if
(mm
SuffolK.
Nor-omMurr
ad
thf
t
YorkAhlrr
t
ditrirti
InrnuTB
r-
A
WORKMAN
M)AIS
LOGS
from
the
pu!poxl
forests
of
the
OaUneau
valley
near
Ottawa.
Woodsmen
follow
pre-marked
tralU
during
the
winter
ieaon
felling
trees.
Tliey
are
cut
Into
four-foot
Ioks
and
Urked
on
the
aidet
of
path
for
picking
up
by
hore
and
alelgh
tearnn
to
be
hauled
to
the
highway.
True
k
take
them
to
frozen
lakei
where
they
wait
the
spring
thaw
and
log
drlre
to
the
pulp
and
paper
mkU.
Military
fliers
who
flew
near
:
the
7.250-foot
volcano
aald
It
'.
.till
was
belching
fire
and
'
kmoke
late
Sunday
night.
"
"j
I
But
Kodiak
resldenta
were
re-'
assured
by
frequent
bulletins
from
'
the
navy
base
here
that
there
was
no
danger
from
the
.
new
eruption.
t;
Ks
uI
Uired
loddT
VANCOUVER
f
Only
minor
damage'
was
caused
when
fire
broke
out
between
the
boiler
and
the
engine
room
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Steamships'
freighter
Yukon
Princess
here
during
the
week-end
a
the
vessel
was
preparing
for
the
Alaska
run.
It
was
extinguished
by
the
crew.
.ied
destruetlon
oi
ill
run
Into
hundred
'
The
companies
have
elected
to
)
hold
the
line
at
the
present
'
$1
50-an-hour
wage
scale.
I
Port
officials
said
there
are
i
.Or
ot
p.nds
The
!
hundredi
of
small
h;a
been
wi)ed
out
j
7.500.000
bushels
ot
grain
stored
i
inundatrd
dlstrtrU
in
Vancouver'
elevator
and
'.er
l
particularly
another
250,000
in
New
West
j
ft'SSY
WILLOWS
arc
budding
In
Kitchener,
Ont.
an
advance
!
aign
of
spring.
Two-year-old
Gary
Baggey
(rlghti
shows
some
.
he
found
near
his
home
to
brother
David.
3.
They
are
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Michael
Baggey
of
Kitchener.
Socreds
Change
Prayer
Used
at
Daily
Sittings
i
thuusM
It
may
be
as
minster.
Walls
Holding
Against
Tide
In
3
Countries
NEW
YORK
(CP)
ExecuUon
of
atomic
spies
Julius
and
Ethel
Rosenberg
today
was
set
for
the
week
of
March
9
by
Judge
Irving
Kaufman.
two
or
three
yrar
be-
j
Grain
shipments
out
of
the
two
ports
is
at
an
ail-time
high.
Umi
mn
be
restored
to
t
(frt;;itT
1
Twenty-one
ship
were
load
ing
4.000.000
bushels
of
grain
for
United
and
Roman
Catholic
cburrhe
in
Victoria
and
Ui-
14
diflerent
countries
during
the
r
Jmf
8rotl-WaUon.
.
VICTORIA
CP)
The
prayer
.wliflr
dvi,er
to
thtihirh
opent
eartl
6My
1UiB
(
atnruUure.,
is
more
or
lu
Brftisn
Columbia
Legis
Good
Citizen
of
1952
To
Be
Named
Tomorrow
iJONDOIf
O
BoUered
aea
week-end.-.
v
t
The
tie-up
Is
not
likely
to
af
fect
Prince
Rupert'
shipping
I'm
e
must
wait
un-
gelher
they
;
wrote
tlja
prayer
walls
of
England,
the
Netherlandi
now
being
used.
Mr.
Irwin
told
and
Belgium
held
fast
against
them
It
must
be
less
than
500
"till-rtslng
spring
tide,
today
and
.
.
,
.
,
.
forecasts
of
calm
or
only
light
words
in
length,
not
take
up
wlncll
nlse(i
hopes
t
the
yast
more
than
three
minutes"
time,
flood
disaster
of
two
weeks
ago
lature
hut
been
modernised
Bpiker
Thorn
Hi
Irwin.
fVx-lal
Credit
member
for
Delta,
said
the
principal
reaaon
for
the
change
a
that
the
lantuaRe
unless
the
strike
1
of
long
dura
tion.
Murder
Feared
In
Couples
Disappearance
KAMLOOPS
Of
Murder
was
One
of
five
candidates
for
the
Alex
Hunter
Good
Citizenship!
nltlon
of
the
citizen'
work
In
Award
will
be
named
winner
for;
the
community.
i
-fkdrd
land
beromei
t
rri)
depends
on
mC
he
aid
"Of
great
f
is
how
long
the
(Arnold
Mills,
superintendent
19.S2
fit
a
hannnpt
tjurmrrrm
f
'
of
the
old
prayer
wa
"archaic
"
i
and
Include,
of
course,
mention
would
not
be
repeated.
iubmeriied
In
salt
!
He
said.
too.
that
the
old
Major
W.
C.
Poulton
of
the
Salvation
Army
will
give
a
talk
on
the
meaning
of
good
citizenship
and
J.
S.
Wilson
will
tell
of
the
Royal
Family.
Ueutcn-
In
all
countries,
however,
an
extent
of
rainfall
.
prypr
M
uken
virtually
from!
ant-Governor
and
Legislature.
;
emergency
army
of
military
and
There
were
267
words
in
the
i
civilian
workers
stood
by
or
tolled
una
n
Deen
arainea
.
,h,
iltun,v
of
the
Church
of
!
!
nature
of
the
soil
England-
He
thought
It
would!
und.
e.ay
or
luam
"
r
hcltrr
to
aututitutK
a
nraver
'
,
night
at
the
Commodore
Cafe.
Candidates,
chosen
by
a
com-niittee
representing
most
city
organizations,
are
F.
E.
Anfield,
Mrs.
T.
J.
Boulter.
Dr
J.
P.
Cade.
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
and
Peter
Lien.
The
award.
Initiated
and
sponsored
by
the
Junior
Cham-be
of
Commerce,
will
be
pre-
the
banquet
why
the
award
has
been
named
In
honor
of
Alex
Hunter.
Bert
Jefferies.
president
of
the
suspected
today
in
the
mystery
disappearance
of
a
man
and
his
wife
from
a
Kamloops
auto
court
three
months
ago.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frederick
Joseph
of
the
Dominion
elevator
In
Rupert,
said
this
morning
he
did
not
believe
any
shipping
would
be
diverted
to
this
port,
but
said
if
additional
staff
was
taken
on
the
elevator
"possibly
could
handle
two
more
ships
a
month."
(
Present
quota
for
Prince
Rupert
is
averaging
at
three
ships
a
month.
At
present
the
freighter
Lake
Atlin
ls
loading,
completion
scheduled
for
tomorrow.
old
prayer
and
there
are
221
In
to
further
bulwark
soggy
sea
de-
the
new
one.
1
fences,
breached
at
hundreds
of
Mrs.
Nancy
Hodges.
Liberal
points
and
only
temporarily
;
member
for
Victoria
and
speak-1
plugged.
ins
of
neutraltting
the
wnl(.h
wolld
mr,
,fCrpta'ble
in
the
Und
rua
been
u,
oil
f,.nh
!lhuih
the
hacl
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
iti'.n
of
i.viKum.
j
never
been
any
complaints
km,,,
cases."
mid
Sir'
.h.
k.
m
Th.
JL..rl't
tnf
Previous
three
years,
con-
I
will
be
master
of
ceremonies.
(sented
by
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
La
brie,
formerly
of
Williams
Lake,
vanished
Nov.
17.
Their
furniture
and
personal
effects
were
left
untouched
in
the
auto
court
suite.
-
w
even
without
the
demned
Ihe
chinge
In
her
ad-
u
himnelf
an
Anellcan
Min,
dy
U??ruMm
tolhW'
lh"
lh!
Iftien
under
sea
wstcr'
it..
...
,.,.
ai,,n
feech
debate.
(The
Lake
Atlin
entered
dry-
Taxi
Driver
Fined
$100;
Loses
Licence
'
dock
here
last
Tuesday
for
an
to
the
candidate
whose
work
in
the
community
has
been
voted
us
most
ouLslandinif
The
award
is
being
given
In
honor
of
the
late
Alex
Hunter,
manuging
editor
of
the
Daily
News,
who
was
killed
in
a
Ke-
fit,
lua
started
pro-1
-'.n
alter
one
year.
All
'
Mtreme.
heavy
land
Police
today
said
foul
play
wad
feared,
but
gave
no
reason
for
!
Biith
prayers
end
with
the
blbllcan
Lord's
Prayer;
that
Is.!
!
they
end
"but
deliver
us
from
i
evil.
Amen"
Instead
of
with
the
'
Massey
Appeals
their
suspicions.
nual
Inspection
and
overhaul
'
end
left
the
ways
again
Thurs-;
day.)
n
the
set
may
be
Pf'rfure
anything
but
'ul
five
years"
commonly
used
"but
deliver
us
from
evil.
For
Thine
Is
the
kingdom,
the
power
and
the
glory,
for
ever
und
ever.
Amen."
Mr.
and
Mr3.
Labrie
came
to
Kamloops
from
Williams
Lake
'
early
in
November.
They
were
accompanied
by
a
man.-
bat
police
have
not
disclosed,
his
CCF
Select
1
mano
Bay
accident
last
May.
George
Ferguson,
city
taxi;
At
the
banquet
tomorrow,
to
driver,
was
fined
$100
and
his
which
100
persons
from
all
city
licence
suspended
for
six
groups
have
been
invited,
a
months
after
being
convicted
InlV1?
"
P"$
1
T
winner.
This
plaque
will
be
For
Flood
Aid
OTTAWA
f
Governor-General
Vincent
Massey
says
there
can
be
no
doubt
Canadians
will
rise
to
the
challenge
to
help
people
of
flood-devastated
Britain,
Holland
and
Belgium.
s
brings
name.
police
court
today
of
driving
a
Father
Reports
Son
Drowned
ring
Jet
H.
Archibald
Harry
Archibald
was
chosen
CCF
candidate
for
the
federal
riding
of
Skeena
at
a
nominating
convention
here
Saturday.
displayed
Irr
a
prominent
place
in
the
Civic
Centre
and
e:ich
year
presented
to
future
Good
CiU-zenshlp
award
winners
In
recog-
hk
to
Ldnd
car
while
Intoxicated.
Witnesses
gave
evidence
that
they
were
In
the
taxi
which
was
driven
by
Ferguson
while
he
was
under
Influence
of
liquor.
Magistrate
Walter
Vance
passed
sentence.
Chairman
of
the
Canadian
j
nnrwnli.,
of
.
y,.ui,
b..,
l
National
European
Flood
RetieT
I
Alu.e
Arm
ye.sUvr(.,y
ls
hclng
lit-Commltlee.
he
launched
an
ap-
j
vestigated
by
RCMP
here
who
p-al
for
aid
In
speech
over
the'
left
for
the
Porland
Inlet
mining
Wlllium.
.1.-
Mr.
Archibald
was
the
riding's
representative
at
Ottawa
prior
1CBC
Bunday
night.
centre
on
the
police
launch
ML15
y
safely.
'H
lomier
Boston
Red
now
Wurit.
to
the
last
Dominion
elecUon.
Present
member
for
the
con
All
Aboard
U.S.
Plane
4"i
Pilot,
erash-land-
stituency
is
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
Aged
Fisherman
Dies
on
Troller
A
retired
fisherman
ilt
ftjr
some
time
and
living
on
his.
troller
tied
up
at
the
Fairview
floats,
died
yesterday.
He
was
Daniel
Charles
McLaughlin.
73.
who
had
been
trolling
with
the
boat
Onawa
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen'
Co-op
for
10
years..
Known
as
"Big
Dan"
along
the
waterfront,
he
stopped
going
out
a
year
ago
when
he
became
too
ill
to
continue
fishing.
B.C.
Undertakers
are
in
charge
of
funeral
arrangements.
Tne
committee
announced
thnt
today,
donation
will
be
received!
a
telegram
was
received
by
through
branches
of
chartered
.
RCMP
here
yeusterdny
from
C.
Canadian
banks,
which
will
Issue
E.
Carlson
that
his
son
Bruce
was
receipts,
'drowned
at
4
p.m.
Liberal.
Dust
Storms
Lashes
Midwest
Feared
Dead
Mr.
Archibald's
nomination
was
announced
at
a
banquet
in
the
Broadway
Cafe,
following
nilng
Panther
)et
'
t
a
forward
"
taking
part
It,
a
'
"e
in
Northern
on
his
first
Korean
nl'n
fought
his
'
'""Mllie
line,
a,,d
H
-hen
hl
wheels
PREMIER
.
.
.
answers
BENNETT
critics
Government
Not
Trying
DF.NVER.
Colo.
Oi
Winds
up
to
80
miles
an
hour
scoured
up
black
blizzards
Sunday
similar
to
the
dustbowl
blows
of
the
1930s
In
parts
of
Nebraska,
Kan
NEW
ORLEANS
O
Scant
hope
was
held
today
that
any
of
46
persons
aboard
a
National
Airlines
DC-8
plane
survived
a
crash
Into
the
stormy
waters
of
the
sas
and
Colorado.
They
swirled
dust
1J.000
to
Oult
of
Mexico,
44
miles
south-
luri
MYSTERY
BLAST
KEEPS
VICTORIANS
GUESSING
VICTORIA
if
a
mysterious
explosion
was
heard
over
a
wide
area
of
Victoria
about
1
1
:05
p
m.
Saturday
night.
Police,
newspaper
and
radio
station
switchboards
were
flooded
with
telephone
calls,
mostly
from
citizen
lrt
the
upper
Oorge
area.
Police
could
give
no
explanation.
rowing
fhcht.
n,
13.000
feet
high
in
western
Kan-
counting
of
mail-ballots
during
the
afternoon.
It
was
not
announced
how
many
were
nominated,
but
W.
H.
Brett,
in
a'
brief
address
to
the
banquet,
congratulated
Mr.
Archibald
and
said
that
while
he
was
an
unsuccessful
candidate
he
felt
members
had
made
a
very
good
choice.
Mr.
Archibald,
who
has
been
in
the
fishing
business
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
for
the
past
3
Vi
years,
wa
defeated
by
CCUl
UI
...
V,U
....
,
.
1
1.
Seventeen
bodies
were
recover
out.
his
ailerons
To
Cut
Session
VICTORIA
O
Premier
Ben
Plane
ed
when
darkness
Interrupted
the
m
on
fire
and
huge
air-sea
search
Sunday
f
ndicator
quit.
sns.
smashed
windows
and
pushed
over
trees
in
western
Nebraska
and
tore
down
telephone
and
power
lines
in
Colorado.
No
loss
of
life
ls
reported.
WEATHER
,
Forecast
North
coast
region:
Gale
warning.
Cloudy
with
scattered
showers.
Rain
or
snow
today
and
Tuesday.
Not
much
change
in
aoie
to
Wllu
night
The
Ill-fated
four-en
gined
plane,
flying
in
100-mlle-an-hour
winds,
was
en
route
from
Tampa.
Fla.,
to
New
Orleans
when
it
nett
said
the
government
has
no
intenUon
of
deliberately
trying
to
shorten
the
current
session
of
the
legislature.
He
told
a
press
conference
that
all
Social
Credit
members
will
1949
i
temperature.
Winds
westerly
23
Nel
Would
Rather
Paint
Pictures
Mr.
Applewhaite
in
the
In
exposed
areas,
otherwise
light
crashed
Saturday
less
than
five
general
elections.
Qn
0RK
Continue
as
Star
on
Broadway
(TPl
.
.
minute
from
possible
safety.
Police
Stop
Jail
Break
iilev
m
uar-lmlred
the
New
Ynrlr
Pnt.
,
agement
for
her
painting,
unUl
.
yi
nam
u
.
.
i
mbltion
me
Great
dl.....-
.
speak
in
the
budget
debate.
No
private
Social
Credit
members
are
joining
In
the
throne
speech
debate.
He
said
the
government
wants
to
get
all
lU
legislation
before
the
house
so
It
can
be
discussed
intelligently
before
all
the
members
are
worn
out
Social
Credit
private
members
had
chosen
not
to
speak
In
the
throne
speech
debate
so
they
would
be
able
to
discuss
all
government
policies
later
In
the
budget
debate.
The
government
had
no
Intention
of
trying
to
stifle
debate.
The
premier
said
Attnrney-General
Robert
Bonner
will
wind
up
the
throrte
speech
debate
for
the
government.
SPANIEL
DOOMED
TO
DIE
UNLESS
HOME
EOUND
SOON
A
two-year-old
golden
brown
spaniel
is
under
sentence
of
'
death
unless
a
home
can
be
found
In
Prince
Rupert
for
him
Immediately.
"Goldie,"
who
belonged
to
Dr.
Duncan
Black,
former
city
health
officer
here
recently
transferred
to
Vernon,
could
not
aceompany
his
owner
because
of
the
ban
on
moving
dogs
from"
this
area.
Unless
a
home
is
found
for
the
friendly,
well-bred
spaniel,
he
will
have
to
be
destroyed,
says
Syd
Hamblin,
420
Fourth
Avenue
East,
city
poundkeeper.
Mr.
Hamblin'
telephone
number
ls
341.
PRINCE
GEORGE
0
Guards
thwarted
a
Jail
break
attempt
at
the
city
jail
here
Saturday
night
after
eight
prisoners
broke
down
the
main
cell-block
door.
unworthily
represent.
"I
shall
consider
myself
a
the
glove,
but
the
Hand
that
receives
and
the
Hand
that
rewards
you
shall
be
the
Lord
himself."
That
started
Joyce
painting.
She
soon
had
20
orders
and
attained
her
great
ambition
to
get
away
from
New
York.
Now
she
plans
to
visit
Majorca.
"Living's
cheap
there.
The
climate's
beauUfuI.
I'll
paint
seriously
maybe
even
try
some
landscapes."
I
couldn't
make
a
living
as
she
saw
an
article
about
Msgr.
a
painter
at
$25
a
picture,"
she
Fulton
J.
Shean
best
known
told
Wilson.
"I
was
Just
a
week-!
for
his
country-wide
Catholic
end
painter
.
.
.
till
this
thing
'Hour
broadcasts,
happened.
"I
was
an
Episcopalian,"
she
"A
woman
handed
me
a
small
said.
"But
I
knew
this
man
13th
century
rellglou
picture
,
would
affect
my
life."
from
the
Catholic
Church.
She
She
sent
him
a
painting
for
asked
whether
I
could
copy
and
!
Christmas.
He
wrote
to
her:
enlarge
It.
I
"Whenever
I
receive
such
a
"It
came
out
good.
The
worn-1
gift,
I
ask
myself
why
I
should
an
wanted
several
at
$50
a
pic-
be
so
favored.
It
is
certainly
not
ture."
because
of
what
I
am
but
rather
But
she
kept
her
secretary'
because
you
and
your
faith
have
job,
awaiting
further
encour-1
seen
in
me
the
One
whom
I
so
Police
rushed
the
prisoners
as
aropj
un
ner
yfrt
giri
n
ecr",5
to
become
,h"
eltold,by
Earl
t
Nyn
"It
Hap-"nt
PIar
in
they
broke
through
the
door
Into
the
Jail
corridor
and
forced
them
back
Into
the
cell-block.
The
Jail,
built
to
house
12
men,
was
occupied
by
SO
at
the
time
of
the
attempted
break.