ROHTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
ARniSH
COLUMBIAN
KKWBPAPER
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Service
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Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port-Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
STAR
CABS
XXXVII,
No
1
ai
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
19,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
m
PRICES
K
I
N.
H
CE1LMG
i
!
51
i
Government
Moves
to
Control
Cost
of
Staff
of
Life
to
Canadians
Boost
In
Rates
On
r.r.
AiiMfif
,Pglilir
led
.It
was
still
the
n-hctht-r
Co-nporaliV'
RIOTING
IN
BERLIN
BERLIN
An
anjrry
German
crowd,
just
inside
the
Russian
sector
of
Berlin,
tonieht
stormr!
tu
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Prices
Board
announced
today
that
price
ceiling
control
is
being
reimposed
on
all
flour
made
wholly
or
partly
from
Western
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Fresh
Pacific
air
covered
ttie
k
w'",
carloads
of
Soviet
sector
police
who
had
been
pur-a,,S!
suinpr
black
marketeers
almost
into
the
British
and
Canada
wheat
and
all
bread
made
wholly
or
partly
entire
province
this
morning
fol
MRS.
KQSENKINA
FEELING
BETTTER
Russian
School
Teacher
Had
Been
Reported
"Sinking"
Earlier
In
Day
NEW
YORK
Kf;
Mrs'.
Otoana
Stepanovna
Kosenkina,
refuuec
provincial
from
such
Hour.
The
prices
at
which
bread
and
flour
are
frozen
today
at
all
trade
levels
are
those
which
uinu-u
niairs
i
cfciuw.
in
.serious
noting;
which
ensued
four
Russians
were
reported
killed.
Freights
Raided
On
Competitive
Lines
B.C.
Hard
Hit
Again
MONTREAL
)
Railway
sources
yesterday
confirmed
that
a
15
percent
Increase
in
freight
rates
on
all
competitive
lines
in
Canada
will
go
Into
effect
September
15.
In
Ottawa
a
spokesman
for
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
said
that
a
new
freight
rates
boost
had
been
announced
and
that
special
tariff
supplements
had
been
lowing
the
disturbance
which
moved
inland
during
the
night.
Although
there
will
be
some
clearing
this
afternoon,
cloudi
were
in
effect
July
31,
the
date
has
'n
"I,-v
FRASER
SALMON
Ubprals.
two
ness
Is
expected
to
be
fairly
general
in
most
areas
with
tem
on
which
Minister
of
Trade
C.
D.
Howe
had
announced
a
45c
increase
in
the
domestic
wheat
price,
saying
that
a
sub-
yen
elcrten
RUN
IS
LOWER
VANCOUVER
t"-The
Fraser
Russian
school
teacher,
who
leaped
from
a
third
floor
win
River
salmon
.
pack
this
yenr
sidy
would
be
paid
to
keep
dow
of
the
Soviet
consulate
here
last
week,
was
reported
to
b'
sinking
early
today
but
later
re
down
the
prices
of
flour
and
bread.
The
Board
said
that,
in
re-imposing
the
celling,
it
was
acting
tn
government
peratures
below
the
late
August
normal.
Another
disturbance
now
moving
into
the
Gulf
cf
Alaska
should
bring
rain
to
the
northern
areas
of
the
provincs
this
afternoon
and
additional
cloudiness
to
the
southern
coastal
regions
tomorrow.
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
will
not
meet
earlier
expectations,
fishermen
predicted
lo-day.
A
spokesman
said
he
had
anticipated
one
million
salmon
but
the
number
would
not
exceed
6.00,000
to
700,000.
"
ports
from
the
hospital
here
said
Issued
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railways.
It
will
be
in
addition
to
the
general
that
"Mrs.
Kosenkina'
condi
C.C.F.
IN
SESSION
WINNIPEG
A
broad
national
socialization
program
was
due
for
public
hearing
today
as
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation's
biennial
conference
opened
with
delegates
from
all
province.-,
attending.
A
ten-point
national
program,
considered
apart
from
150
other
resolutions
on
the
agenda,
was
drafted
by
the
party's
national
executive
council
at
a
pre-convention
caucus.
It
calls
for
socializing
of
banks
and
railways
and
a
wide
range
of
primary
industry
including
several
touching
on
tion
shows
an
improvement.'
ill
in
dnub'
nr.
where
a
icadiiiR.
antl
rr
an
Inrtr-rfdiicr
was
,
the
count-,
ssibie
sever,!
..
Opposition
I
rr
indicated
j
'ills
in
nine
d:np
tour
in
envfrnn'ent
twenty-one
percent
increase
She
had
be;n
placed
In
an
oxy
which
was
authorized
last
April
gen
tent
and
given
a
bluad
ALASKA
CANNERY
transfusion
late
yesterday.
Coast
Cloudy
with
showers,
be
coming
overcast
with
intermit
MANAGER
DIES
The
United
States
Depart
tent
rain
this
afternoon.
Rain
PLANE
MISSING
OVER
MALAYA
ment
of
State
rulrd
formally
KETCHIKAN
Charles
Hind
by
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners.
The
Transport
Board
spokesman
emphasized
that
this
should
not
be
confused
with
the
application
of
the
railroads
last
month
to
the
Board
for
an
interim
fifteen
percent
general
increase
on
rates
and
a
perman
r.
Indicated
today
that
Mrs.
Kosenkina
kg
beyond
the
control
of
the
Soviet
government
";:o
long
as
she
remains
in
this
country."
i
annimne-1
KUALA
LUMPUR,
Malaya
B
The
Royal
Air
Force
said
to
tonight.
Cloudy,
with
widely
scattered
showers
Friday.
Winds
northwest
.15
m.p.h.)
in
exposed
areas,
light
elsewhere.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Friday
At
Port
Hardy
50
and
60,
Massett
53,
manager
of
the
Annette
Island
Packing
Co.
at
New
Met-lakatla,
died
Tuesday
at
his
home
at
New
Metlakatla
a
short
time
after
he
suffered
a
heart
attack
while
at
work.
He
had
been
manager
of
the
cannery,
owned
by
the
natives
of
New
after
fxj.
j
night
that
one
of
its
Dakota
planes
was
ten
hours
overdue
Top
United
States
government
officials
today
put
into
final
form
a
note
rejecting
Soviet
ent
increase
of
twenty
percent.
;
1
PALESTINE
CRISIS
SUCCESS
After
Count
Folke
Berna-
The
proposed
increase
in
com
u:rs
of
Ui
'
on
a
reconnolssance
flight
over
suspended
Insurgent
positions
In
53
and
62,
Prince
Rupert
50
and
64.s
accusations
and
demands
in
the
i
petitive
rates
is
entirely
a
mat
trifft
irmf-
Metlakatla,
for
the
last
case
of
the
school
teacher.
The
ts
hid
ben!
dottfj
Ufiited
Nations
mediator,
had
warned
the
15
j
north
Kedah
and
Kelantan.
The
plane
carried
a
"normal
crew."
years.
ter
for
the
railways
in-
areas
where
they
meet
competition
from
trucks
and
ships.
Coastal
.f
cum
tu,
Security
Council
of
the
United
Nations
today
that
document
will
be
delievered
to
the
Soviet
embassy
by
nightfall.
MUST
RAISE
EXPORTS
I
the
situation
in
Jerusalem
was
gradually
getting
steamship
rates
have
already
LONDON
O)
Exports
must
be
122.000
1
POUNDS
OF
TUNA
IS
LAUDED
raised
to
twice
the
1938
volume
before
Britain
can
pay
its
wayl
abreact,
r
Har6ki
'
Wilon
,
preu
-
uui
in
iiaiiu,
a.shinr
ior
prompt
action
to
nan
renewed
Arab-Jewish
strife,
the
Security
Council
de-i(k'd
today
to
mft
io
urgent
session
this
afternoon
on
the
Palestine
question.
J
1
AT
SKIDEGATE
AS
BOOM
CONTINUES
scats
in
th"
f
had
two.
'DM
i
-.-.
i"N
h-avv,
!r.
m
but
i)
Ttw
rrend
in
cm
and
been
advanced
and
truckers
are
expected
to
up
their
rates
by
fifteen,
.percent.
1
,
In
Vancouver
business
men
said
that
British
Columbia
will
feel
the
effect
of
the
increase
more
than
any
other
section
of
Canada.
"The
increase
will
be
dent
of
the
Board
of
Trade,
told
a
meeting
of
the
British
Export
The
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
tuna
fish
boom
paid
Trade
Research
organization
re-joff
with
ladings
of
22,000
pounds
of
fish
at
Skide-
cently.
gate
on
Tuesday
and
at
least
two
dozen
other
boats
are
on
the
west
coast
grounds
filling
their
holds
in
another
blow
to
basic
and
sec
WORLD
FLIGHT
-
-IS
ABANDONED
MARSEILLES.
France
0
Mrs
Richard
Morrow-Tait
of
Cambridge,
England,
24
-
year
-
old
flying
mother,
today
abandoned
her
round-the-world
flight
attempt
after
the
first
hop.
She
left
Cambridge
yesterday
in
a
light
Proctor
aircraft
but
the
plane
was
damaged
wh.?n
it
landed
in
a
ditch
here
last
ni(iht.
She
may
return
to
England
to
try
again.
an
area
extending
from
three
to
eight
miles
off
ondary
industries
and
will
mean
a
rise
in
the
cost
of
practically
LEGION
WINS
OVER
SCHOOL
Moresby
Island.
everything
we
eat,"
an
Industry
spokesman
said.
And
all
this
is
Veterans
Defeated
High
4
to
2
In
Football
In
Thursday
evening's
Mobley
EMPLOYMENT
LEVEL
HIGH
OTTAWA
Employment
in
Canada
is
being
maintained
at
a
high
level,
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
reported
today.
Survey
for
the
week
ended
June
5
showed
almost
five
million
(4,948,000)
Canadians
had
jobs
of
a
total
working
force
of
f,0.'W,(XH).
The
working
force
total
is
the
second
highest
on
record.
The
record
was
August
1947.
BABE
RUTH
IS
AT
REST
in
addition
to
the
dlscrimina-ry
mountain
differential.
-i
tha
the
j
1
prnvincuil
'"r
lndu;'ryj
C
SIKh
col,
-
!
'I
first
Inrli-j
t
some
liiti
.
I
i
and
1K),-1
Cup
football
game
Canadian
Legion
defeated
High
School
4
to
2.
It
was
a
splendidly
fought
game.
NEW
ALASKAN
lg
Mountaineer
Killed
at
Ocean
Fall
PACKER
STARTS
SERVICE
HERE
.
.
Two
boats,
whose
names
are
not
available
here,
landed
11,000
pounds
each
at
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
camp
at
Skldegate
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
expects
three
or
four
boats
to
make
landing?
here
today
or
tomorrow.
According
to
reports
from
the
Islands,
at
least
25
boats
ari
making
rich
catches
off
Tassoo
Harbor
and
Big
Bay
on
the
west
coast
of
Moresby
Island.
Catches
yesterday
ranged
up
to
115
fiih
weighing
from
10
to
30
pound?
each.
Within
the
last
few
days,
some
boats
have
caught
as
many
iu-230
fish
a
day.
Current
market
price
for
tuna
is
$650
a
ton.
The
two
vessels
which
landed
tuna
at
Skidegate
on
Tnesday
reported
that
they
had
caught
them
off
Big
Bay,
only
10
minutes
run
from
anchorage.
Boato
already
there
are
being
jolnec
An
ex-GI,
Jack
Tyson
bf
Ketchikan,
wiio
sailed
into
Prince
Rupert
during
the
war
NEW
YORK
Thirty
miles
away
from
the
scenes
of
his
glory
which
made
him
one
of
the
greatest
idols
of
the
world
of
athletics
and
good
sportsmanship,
they
laid
George
Herman
(Babel
Ruth
away
this
afternoon
at
Gate
of
Heaven
Cemetery
on
the
quiet
banks
of
the
Hudson
River.
Burial
followed
a
high
requiem
mass
for
repose
of
the
soul
conducted
by
Francis
Cardinal
Spellman
in
St.
Patrick's
Cathedral
on
Fifth
Avenue.
Six
thousand
mourners
crowded
into
the
Cathedral
and
among
them
were
Governor
Thomas
E.
Dewey,
Mayor
James
O'Dwyer
of
New
York
and
Mayor
James
Curley
of
Boston.
Seventy-five
thousand
persons
jammed
the
area
Plunged
Down
Cliff
to
Death
Near
Paper
Town
TOD
ATS
STOCKS
::
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
John
Alexander
Gouldie,
twentv-five
year
old
amateur
mountain
climber
from
Newdale,
Mam-
This
Pacini
as
master
of
an
army
"Iron
shoe"
an
"F"
(freight)
"
type
vessel
returned
to
the
city
yesterday
as
first
mate
on
his
own
vessel,
.
a
105-foot,
twin
screw
power
barge,
the
Great
3itkan.
The
Great
Sltkan
brought
three
carloads
of
canned
salmon
from
the
Independent
Salmon
Packing
Company
at
Ketchikan
for
transshiment
to
the
Eastern
U.
S.
(
First
Mate
Tyson
skippered
various
types
of
army
craft.
Conwest
120
Donalda
60
Eldona
120
Giant
Yellowknife
4.35
God's
Lake
56
Hardrock
22
Harricana
Ofi
iUc
1in-fnnt
hnn
rter-
t,
,,.
"
.
iim,
juuiicu
wwmty
uumi
r--
,.l
...1
.1
1
I
i
i
1kft.wn
nnQI'
Of'fi.'Ul
"r''iu;
mam
!'h
Aus-
Mutuieu
suie
oi
iviount
v-aiui
iuoi"n
mm
-w....
Falls
yesterday
to
his
death.
With
two
e'ompaions
Gloudie
was
climbing
on
a
precarious
waterfall
course,
a
-
"
4000
peak
directly
behind
the
j
1
I
1
f
1
lUf
III
of
the
towering
cathedral
and
thousands
more
lined
the
street.1
as
the
cortage
passed.
Yesterday
and
before
the
fun
by
other
vessels
from
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
and
Prince
Rupert.
'
The
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
office
at
Prinre
Rupert
said
yes
Pacific
.Mills
company
town,
2(MI,HLWJIM
S
llkft.
ranging
from
freighters
to
power
barges,
along
the
coast
eral
service
today
it
wac
esti
miles
south
of
Prince
Rupert.
from
San
Francisco
to
the
Aleu
Vancouver
Bralorne
7
B
R.
Con
02
'
B.R.X.
:
-09V2
Cariboo
Quartz
100
Dentonia
01V2
Grull
Wihksne
.02
Hedley
Mascot
36
Minto
01
Fend
Oreille
3.95
Pioneer
2
40
Premier
Border
02
Privateer
1"
Reeves
McDonald
1-55
Reno
--
0812
Salmon
Gold
12
Sheep
Creek
M5
Taylor
Bridge
3l1.-
Taku
River
32
Vananda
-30
Congress
03
Pacific
Eastern
05
Hedley
Amalgamated
..
.05
Central
Zeballos
01
Kilhak
Premier
-27
PLANS
DELAYED
Australian
ra"Kl
is
re-h
had
been
ar'.v
in
the
s
Australian
!!c
is
ni.w
'
20,nn0-ton
1(1
bring
the
ir
strength.
st
early
in
tian
Islands
during
the
first
four
years
of
the
war.
The
last
KETCHIKAN
Construction
year
was
spent
as
a
doughbey
He
stumbled
on
a
lede;e
and
plunged
down
the
near
perpendicular
water
course.
The
two
companions
were
unable
to
save
him.
terday
that
they
plan
to
send
Iheir
packer
Cape
Perry
to
Skidegate
to
bring
the
tuna
to
Prince
Rupert
for
freezing.
Meanwhile,
several
Prince
Rupert
boats
are
rigging
out
to
cet
in
on
the
tuna
harvest.
At
least
two
boats
planned
to
leave
to
mated
that
more
than
150,000
persons
had
passed
before
the
mahogany
casket
as
the
body
lay
in
state
at
Yankee
Stadium,
a
couple
of
hundred
feet
away
from
the
diamond
where
he
had
won
lasting
glory.
Commissioner
A.
B.
Chandler
was
among
these.
As
the
thousands
visited
"The
fighting
in
the
South
Pacific
from
the
beaches
at
Okinawa
to
Tokyo.
Heva
iu'2
Hosco
36
'k
Jacknife
04
Jollet
Quebec
45
Lake
Rowan
07
Lapaska
04
Little
Long
Lac
"0
Lynx
6OV2
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.2b
McKenzie
Red
Lake
3534
McLeod
Cockshutt
85
Moneta
-
35
Negus
2.07
Noranda
48.50
Louvicourt
58
Pickle
Crow
1
86
Regcourt
04
Vz
San
Antonio
3
15
Senator
Rouyn
43
Sherrit
Gordon-
2.3Q
Steep
Rock
1.92
Sturgeon
River
16
Silver
Miller
37
Tyson
and
his
c-opartner
Don
plans
for
a
proposed
$20,000,000;
pulp
mill
at
Ward's
Cove,
nine
miles
from
Ketchikan
have
;
been
held
up
temporarily
be-j
cause
of
an
anticipated
water
shortage
caused
by
a
change
lnj
'
production
plans.
The
mill,
being
developed
by
i
the
Ketchikan
Pulp
and
Tim-
j
of
thei
her
Co..
a
subsidiary
j
Provincial
police
brought
the
ony
Anierl-1
body
to
Ocean
Falls
today.
An
Peterson,
another
Ketchikan
boy,
brought
the
Great
Sitkan
day,
and
others
are
expected
to
follow.
The
Pride,
Capt.
Frank
!
Passengers
!
inquest
will
be
held.
Amstutz
and
the
Allons,
Capt
a"a.
dlsuon-
Axel
Johansen
expected
to
leave
House
That
Ruth
Built"
to
pay
final
tribute
to
baseball's
idol,
the
setting
was
reminiscent
of
March
1937
when
Howie
Mor-
today
for
the
Islands.
Puget
Sound
Pulp
and
PaPer!
ois
designed
to:
Co.,
was
originally
Con
HVi
S
HAVING
TROCBLE
HARVESTING
HAY
Fl'NERAL
NOTICE
HOPKINS
Died
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
August
18,
3ames
Hopkins,
in
his
aia"y
BURNS
LAKE
Farmers
are
getting
rather
worried
about
from
War
Assets
Administration
just
a
year
ago.
They
outfitted
it
during
the
winter,
using
It
as
a
packer
between
Ketchikan
and
west
coast
points
of
Prince
of
Wales
Island,
during
the
spring
and
summer.
Tyson
came
to
Alaska
in
1940
to
"see
what
it
looked
like"
and
stayed.
He
married
a
Ketchikan
girl
and
is
now
the
father
of
a
three-year-old
boy.
Captain
of
the
Great
Sltkan
is
Alex
Barov,
who
once,
skippered
Phil
Brlggs'
Southeastern.
However,
Tyson
hopes
to
captain
the
Great
Sitkan
next
"i
the
ri,.i.
their
hay
crops
which
are
difficult
to
stack
after
heavy
rains
errn;
an
nro-
enz,
one
of
Canada's
greats,
iay
in
state
in
the
Forum
at
Montreal,
scene
of
many
game
triumphs.
!
As
the
6,000
persons
knelt
with
bowed
heads
in
the
Cathedral
in
their
final
tribute
to
the
King
of
Baseball,
Spellman
prayed
that
divine
spirit
"that
inspired
Babe
Ruth
to
overcome
hardships
and
win"
the
crucial
game
of
life
might,
anaimate
many
generations
of
American
youth
to
follow.
forty-seventh
year.
Survived
by
his
wife,
Margaret.
Funeral
service,
GrenvUle
Court
Chapel,
Friday,
August
20,
2:30
p.m.,
Rev.
Fred
Antrobus,
of
Between
the
rain
it
is
warm
and
pleasant
but
no
sooner
Is
It
Ml.ooo
ln-it
has
dl
"Utnilt.
nf
Calmont
ft
C.
&
E
5.70
Foothills
2.75
Home
8
00
Toronto
Athona
'
06
Aumaque
-16
Beattie
61
Bevcourt
-3s
Bobjo
Buffalo
Canadian
-0"
Consol.
Smelters
11300
produce
sulphite
puip,
d""
switch
to
cellulose
pulp
has
changed
requirements
so
that
it
is
doubtful
if
enough
water
can
be
supplied.
A
special
engineering
party
is
due
here
this
week
to
study
available
water,
supplies
in
the
light
of
cellulose
pulp
production-
,
,
is
to
be
The
cellulose
pulp
produced
for
conversion
into
textiles
for
the
American
Vls-eore
Co.
ready
to
handle
than
another
v
tw
fac.tor-
LOCAL
TIDES
(Standard
Time)
Friday,
August
20,
1948
High
1:34"
20.0
feet
14:18
19.2
feet
Low
.,
7:59
2.9
feet
liie
war
ficiating.
Interment
in
Forest
rain
comes.
MASQUERADER
ECIES
Lawn
Cemetery,
Vancouver.
Vancouver
and
Pentlcton
papers
please
copy.
.
Che
horned
toad
really
is
a
ian
iin
when
he
becomes
eligible
tyear
for
his
civilian
master's
ticket.
lizard.
-
20:09
6.1
fett
cnada.
i