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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLOMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strotegic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PHOIIE
l
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
188
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
12,
1950
.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
'
'
1
'
r
-
Mill
HIT
North
Stars
Taken
Fly
Troops
To
Far
East
s
Defending
Port
Courageous
Act
Saves
Man
From
Death
In
Harbor
This
Morning
In
a
daring
rescue
at
9:30
a.m.
today,
Rayner
ohang;
Communists
VANCOUVER
W
.-.mcricad
fighting
men
will
fly
to
the
Korean
war
theatre
from
Vancouver,
It
was
announced
today.
The
trim
little
girls
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
transi
Parifie
Rerviep
will
stav
on
riiitv
)smg
flakiong
Hiuer
Montgomery
dived
from
the
Canadian
National
dock
preparing
food
for
the
war-b.kmd
here
to
save
the
life
of
elderly
Gunnar
Flater,
14
West
m,en
n
s.ooo-miie,
25-hou
Yo
(CP)--General
Douglas
MacArthur's
;ers
reported
today
that
North
Koreans
,
i
...
r
.
a
i
..
1
Cordova
Street,
Vancouver,
B.
C,
who
was
floating
Xhe
36-pasSenger
four-cngincd
1
in
the
harbor,
Flater
was
removed
to
the
Prince
Ru-
North
stars
of
the
cp
a.
trans-
'
.
Pacific
fleet
have
been
turncl
r
1
tt
-iii.
1
cc
e
pert
General
Hospital
where
he
was
suffering
from
over
to
the
united
Nations
forces
rhock
and-exposure.
I
r
for
the
transport
of
troops.
"";
tinuing
to
in
row
runuui
cements
across
uie
River
in
both
the
Changyong
and
Waegwan
There
have
been
indications
for
some
time
I-
.
.
.
-
:
i
f
:
'
j.1,
'
J?
Diver
for
12
years
for
Armour
Salvage
&
Towing
Company,
Mr.1
Mantgcmery
was
near
the
telephone
when
a
carl
came
in
for
leds
are
building
up
forces
for
a
push
in
READY
TO
ENLIST
VANCOUVER
The
two
Korean
youths,
who
bad
objected
to
being
returned
to
their
native
land
said
yesterday
they
were
prepared
U
join
th
sreial
brigade
new
be-in"
rflir-i
in
Canada
to
perferm
military
service
anywhere.
That
would
include
Korea.
..-
ArffTTXi
OTTAWA
More
than
3,268
rot
ot
pmm
6,5W
Vnl-i'Rteer
have
been
accepted
for
service
in
the
Canadian
Army
since
recruiting
be-Wedfdav
for
the
special
brigade
for
Korea
or
elsewhere.
rm
headquarters
announced
last
night.
gainst
l.u'4u.
communications
ation
until
the
fire
department
Official
announcement
of
ft?
ambulance
arrived
with
an
in-
transfer
of
the
4-plane
squad-halator.
Then
the
boat
moved
ron
was
made
in
Ottawa
and
over
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
Vancouver.
"
?
and
Rowing
Club
float,
where
The
first
plane
was
scheduled
a
lo-;al
medical
practitioner
ex-
to
leave
here
via
the
northern
amined
the
man
and
had
him
Aleutian
route
for
Tokyo
at
ml'I-removed
to
hospital.
night
but
the
take-off
time
has
The
floating
man
was
first
now
been
changed
to
an
"un
ntlnuci
in
the
Po-
a
small
boat
to
pick
up
the
man.
He
rushed
to
the
s;ene,
took
off
his
outer
garments
and
dived
in.
He
was
thrown
a.
life
jacket
,
from
the
dock
ancf
swam
with
DUt
the
situation
is
Douks
Set
Pen
Afire
VANCOUVER
There
was
being
"much
mines
and
warships
d
traffic
moving
the
east
coa.st.
sighted
by
Dan
Morrison,
chec-
disclosed
time
tomorrow."
'
ker
of
the
dock,
who
notified
Trimmed
down
for
the
police
and
hailed
Mont-
viCe,
each
plane
can
carry
43
gomery
who
was
nearby.
Mont-
j
eo
passengers.
Each
has
a
crew
gemery's
presence
of
mind
and
of
four
and
two
stewardesses,
in
-
fcivi
i
i
I
it
to
the
distressed
man,
who
i
was
fortuitously
kept
flcating
jwith
his
head
above
water
by
a
pocket
of
air
!n
his
jacket
Montgomery
put
the
life
jacket
j
around
the
man's
head
and,
holding
his
hair
to
keen
his
II
I
I
"
I
-1
I
s.
'
V
r
t
i
RICH
OIL
STRIKE
quick
action,
undoubtedly,
sav-
j
eluding
two
Chinese
girls
who
VANCOUVER
What
is
de
were
on
the
Orient
route.
minor
lire
outbreak
at
New
Westminster
Penitentiary
Friday.
Authorities
say
the
blaze
which
was
quickly
extinguished,
had
been
started
bv
the
Sons
of
ea
r
later
s
me.
it
was
also
ior-tunate
that
he
remained
per
chool
head
above
water,"
swam
with
fectly
quiet
so
as
not
to
disturb
him
to
the
'
pier.
There
they
j
the
air
pocket
in
the
jacket.
Freedom,
recently
sentenced
to
lj-
J
.
kcumbs
scribed
as
th'5
richest
oil
strike
so
far
reported
comes
from
a
point
about
eirhty
miles
west
rf
Fdmonton.
The
rround
was
under
the
development
of
a
company
in
which
live
stock
interests
are
prominent.
,
Trains
Collide
Ten
Killed
were
picked
up
by
cannery
ten-
Police
at
first
were
unable
to
t
der
Carlisle
199,
Capt.
B.
New-
obtain
Flater's
story
as
to
how
I
ell,
and
given
artificial
respir-
he
came
to
be
in
the
water.
j
Mark
Gormely,
nine-
a
penitentiary
term,
for
arson
and
ether
offences
in
qr
near
Iheir
borne
district
cf
the
Koot-enays
In
Southern
British
CjI-umbia.
of
District
Forester
rk
G,
Gormely,
and
rent
of
Borden
Street
Ilet
Fishing
In
Skeena
Closed
RIO
DE
JANEIRO
9
At,
lenst
ten
persons
died
and
seventy
were
injured
critically
today
when
twn
trains,
full
of
workes
Pitches
No-Hit,
No-Run
i
away
Thursday
Buik'ey
Valley
Dis-
City
Checks
Legion's
Wilson
Visits
Sfevart
1
on
their
way
to
the
city,
col-
,tl
n
Smitirrs.
lided
in
Rio
de
Janeiro
suburbs.
The
Skeena
is
closed
to
all
net
!
Communists
rlously
ill
since
sus
STORM
AFTERMATH
Not
a
shelter
from
the
wind
for
telephone
line
workers,
but
the
roof
of
an
apartment
house
deposited
here
by
a
wind
of
near-cyclone
force
which
swept
Winnipeg
Monday.
The
wind
accompanied
by
heavy
rain
caused
considerable
damage
to
the
Manitoba
capital
still
recovering
from
the
disastrous
Red
River
floods
of
May.
,
(CP
Photo)
,J1
three
weeks
ai.;
Ball
Game
hljn
where
he
wa-
summer
vacation
f
iihing
until
6
p.m.
August
20
1
according
to
an
announcement!
from
the
Department
of
Fisheries
!
today.
-
The
Naas
is
closed
to
all
nets
with
mesii
oi
less
than
6V'2
i
Combining
.
STEWART
On
a
visit
to
the
,
local
branch
of
the
Canadian1
Legion,
Zone
Commander
3.
8.
Wilson,
Prince
Rupert,
was
busy
renewing
old
acquaintances
a
few
i
ner
and
other
mem-
imiiy.
Mr.
and
M
,
irrivir-K
in
the
city
VANCOUVER
Decision
has
been
reached
by
the
city
to
obtain
more
information
about
Vancouver
city
employees
and
to
do
this
as
fully
and
quickly
as
may
be
possible.
-
This
screening
will
Include
examination
con
.inches.
Principe
Channel
gillnet
j
I
area
is
closed
until
further
"VtV,t
all
-nat
U-M'V
-
days
ago.
He
arrived
by
plane
Coppers
In
Short
Supply
Of
Forces
Vern
Bickford
Enters
Baseball's
Hall
of
Fame
wwivn
BOSTON
0;
w-r-
,-
Vern
vernujcMora,
Bickford,
arfU
the
Legion
and
Ladle'
Aux
on
,lonU,h!i
(itertor
it
tike
the
lad's
re-
iliary
had
an
opportunity
to
meet
Opening
tomorrow
for
gill
!
Before;
Now
It's
Silver
:im
lugni
on
uic.
Vancouver
where
cerning
loyalty,
aoplying
in
oar
tlcular
where,
in
the
past,
leftist
i
-
Socialist-Spaak
of
Belgium
Supports
Conservative
!
Churchill
him.
129-year-old
right-hander
ef
the
j
netterS
,
and
seiners
will
be
Mrs.
R.
Sharp
won
first
prre!
Boston
Braves,
entered
exclusive
Rivers
and
Smith's
Inlets
after
for
ladies
in
the
card
party
that
c0mpany
Friday
night
as
he
a
week's
closure,
followed
the
meeting
and
H.
C.
nit.hprt
a
7-0
no-hit
no-run
vie-
with
the
exception
of
a
portion
:I1
be
marie
bom
In
Viinccuver
tendencies
have
been
noticeable.
A
few
days
ago
H
was
a
shortage
of
copper
coins
which
local
his
sorrowing
oar-'
Announcing
tnat
tne
civic
:
banks
and
business
houses
were-suffering.
Today
it
is
nickels
ana
Rennet.t.
was
hieh
man.
Con-
u
r
1,1
tc
cf
F'isher
Channel,
the
Bella
t
KTRASROtrRO.
France
authoritier.
were
planning
in
uartm.
This
Is
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
local
banks
imported
solation
prizes
went
to
Mrs.
TJne
masterniece
was
the
first
Cco!a
area
closes
tnis
weekend
,
Paul
Henry
Spaak,
Belgian
So
security
measures
tne
screening
thousan(,3
of
dollars
of
sUver
coln
thU
week.
untii
lurtner
notice.
cialist
leader,
warned
western
Joyce
.tfouzeK
ana
wasey.
ln
tne
majors
slnce
September
ved
by
two
youngrr
lie.
aged
B'z.
and;
e
and
a
half.
'
ili
have
the
sym-Jiy
friends.
Mention
in
the
press
of
the
copper
shortage
brought
a
con-
Thursday.'s
gillnet
catches
in
Europe
today
to
speed
unified
nams.
jr
'
1948,
when
Rex
Barney
of
BrooK-
After
refreshments
Mr.
Wilson
lvn
,..,
in
a
2
to
0
no-hitter
fhe
Skeena
averaged
28
sockeye
defence
or
risk
destruction
Of
Us
interesting
talk
on
the
'
and
80
pinks,
bemmg
auring
ine
civillzation
gave
an
,nf
thp
Npw
York
Giants.
;
cal
that'
some'
such
measiires
slderable
quantity
of
such
coinage
back
into
circulation.
It
was
should
be
taken.
We
have
give.i
hoped
today
that
there
might
be
a
similar
response
if
the
shortage
consideration
to
the
problem
for
of
sliver
became
known.
"
,
Legion,
its
purpose
and
its
work-
j
jlm
Tobin-
last
Boston
pitcher
week
averaeeu
nom
.-"wu
a
.
Spaak
unqualifiedly
suppnrtci
day.
ing.
to
hurl
a
no-hitter,
pitched
a
2
to
0
victory
against
the
Dodgers
lied
In
former
Prime
Minister
Winsto.i
Churchill
of
Great
Britfi.i
in
the
proposal
that
western
European
governments
combine
their
forces
under
a
single
command
(WAR
IN
KOREA
HITS
B.C.
COAL
I
at
Braves'
Field
April
27,
1944.
I
Bickford's
glittering
perform-'
onei
enabled
the-
runner-uo
some
time.
lie
declined
to
elaborate.
The
objective
is
to
eliminate
all,
leftist
supporters
from
the
citys
labor
force.
The
first
step
may
be
an
order
for
the
1800
workers
to
take
oaths
pf
Hemorrhage
Death
Cause
Wedding
Quick
Tornado
Kills
Indians
Parliament
Is
Being
Recalled
'
Braves
to
move
to
within
five
U
VANCOUVER
Shipping
of
j
as
a
bulk
against
Russian
aggres
games
of
the
pace-making
Phila-
British
Columbia
coal
to
Japan
sion.
ER
ff
-
A
71-year-
delDhia
Phils
who
bowed
3
to
I
may
be
reduced
because
of
high
roi
Edmonton
and
companions
were
tiunnM
THm
Minuter
to
the
New
York
Giants.
Only
er
freight
charges.
This
:s
feared
by
the
trade
according
to
state
"
Nice
court
here
Indians!
Clement
Attlee
yesterday
sum-
one
man
reacnea
secuna
oae.
LCCAL
TIDES
"
'
Sunday,
August
13,
1950
CAtGARY
ff
Four
ments
Friday.
Increase
is
ex-
conspiring
to
effect
moned
Parliament,
which
recess-
;
I
A
Jury-at
a
coroner's
Inquest
'
into
the
death
August
7
of
Mrs.
j
Mabel
Lorena
Kempster,
who
died
at
Oceanic,
found
she
had
'
met
her
death
from
an
intra-
peritoneal
hemorrhage
from
a
i
contusion,
the
cause
of
which
is
niainprf
hv
the
new
rates
effec
ed
ior
tne
summer
oaney
vwu
D.
Unnnlmn
Hoarding
Is
Condemned
marriage.
ld
Edmonton
e'.rl
tive
since
the
outbreak
of
war
in
High
0:50
20.5
feet
Korea.
Japanese
consumers,
it!
13:42
18.8
feet
to
ooiH
Vis.ro
mtoit
nrrler
enal
Low
7:23
2.3
feet
weeks
ago,
to
reconvene
Sep
tember
12
to
deal
with
the
prb
Launching
Soon
fhe
preliminary
hear-
The
6,000-ton
'
from
the
eastern
coast.
1
19:27
6.6
feet
'
-
Alex
Ookey,
!8
and
his
sister-in-
GLASGOW
lem
cf
Britain's
defence.
The
.summons
was
announced
after
a
lengthy
cabinet
meeting.
Ai5.
24,
of
Hnnrv
lid
Gokcy
Rave
he-
were
instantly
killed
and
seven
injured
Friday
afternoon
four
miles
outhwe3t
of
Morley
by
a
freak
cyclone
on.
Stcney
Indian
reserve.
Dead
are
Mrs.
Pc'.er
Nancy
Ear,
77,
Mrs.
Lazarus
Dixen,
B9,
Virginia
Ear,
5,
and
Rina
Ear,
eiebt
months.
Injured
are
Mrs.
Alec
Ear,.
32,
Doris
May
Ear,
10,
Barbara
ar,
8,
Doreen
Ear,
3,
Mrs.
Noah'
Ear
and
Lazarus
Dixon.
The
disturbance
covered
an
area
of
three
square
miles,
de-
passenger-car
ferry
being
built
by
the
Fairfield
Shipbuilding
and
Engineering
Co.,
of
Clydeside,
for
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railways'
British
Columbia
coast
service,
is
tn
be
named
"Princess
of
Vancouver
and
ore
"when
he
got
MOSTLY
VETS
ARE
ENLISTING
unknown.
The
decision
was
OTTAWA
ffl
Officials
of
government,
business
organic-
handed
down
alter
.deliberation
tions
and
consumer
assocla-
of
evidence
and
was
concurred
ticn?
joined
today
in
condemn-
in
by
Coroner
M.
JJl.
Stephens.
Ins
panir-buyina:
and
hoarding
Members
of
the
jury
were
as
'selfish,
exceedingly
foolish,
Peter
Lien,,
foreman,
Dennis
unpatriotis"
ond
harmful
to
the
Mulroney,
Otto
Quast,
Kenneth
economy
of
the
country.
Nesbitt,
R.
W.
Long
and
Erie
There
is
no
reason,
the
off
I-
Janes.
Witnesses
were
Dr.
Carl
ciah
sav,
for
hoarding
or
ex-
F,'
Reich,
John
Kempster,
hus-cessive
buying
now.
There
Is
band
of
deceased,
Joseph
Kipp
no
shrrtice
of
sunnlics
and
and
Const.
J.
White.
N
Wcstmnn,
who
per-
OTTAWA
Fifty-five
percent
Nanaimo,"
according
to
a
Lloyds
nl
th'-e
who
are
prepared
to
List
report
The
new
vessel
wi"
serve
the
United
Nations
in
the
be
able
to
carry
100
cars.
It
is
wtemony,
testifin-l
Aias
pi,Snrl
the
USlnC
Odkpv'B
nor.,,,
KPU
rAn..
',
...
mo'.ishlnii
three
nce.UDied
and
prmv
overseas,
including
Korea,
expected
to
be
launcnea
in
&ep-
.
'
"
lraeinea
Mm-
0'
.
the
girl
and
1""
was
a
witness.
three
uncccupied
lnaian
log
or
In
Canada
are
veterans
of
tember
and
to
reach
the
Pacific
houses.
Persons
In
tents
in
the
the
second
Great
War.
'
'
Coast
next
April.
surrounding
area
escaped
Injury
;
:
-r-
;
-
when
their
tents
lifted
from
rjcCi
11
T
fiP
jimw
TRIKF
'
'"
above
them.
Trees
were
re-
KtbULI
Ur
,-
there
is
not
Ikieiy
to
be
unless
there
Is
unreasonable
buying.!
Such
buying
tends
to
increase'
prices,
to
cause
hardship
to
manv
and
to
affect
adversely
Mercy
Flight
To
Alice
Arm
fAbSENGERS
'"lver
(tnrlnvl
Mk:
the
rrnprnl
lynnnmv
of
the
ported
uprooted.
The
dead
were
found
scattered
ever
a
50-U.
area.
Nothing
is
remalninj
A
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
Wiillams,
D.
Ahl-
count
ry.
"
,
Davis.
Mr
ov,
...
!
.
:
chprter
plane
left
here
at
1:30'
cf
the
home
but
the
fioor
Railways
and
Steamers
To
Suspend
August
22
Boards
and
udoin
Kow
f-
and
W.
Ttmper,
"k'
V.
Miller.
H
T
Coin's,
C.
Walker,
Eirton
p.m
today
to
pick
up
an
injured
man
at
Clearwater
Lake,
five
miles
north
of
Torbrlt
silver
mine
at
Alice
Arm.
Name
of
the
man
and
extent
of
his
injuries
was
unknown
when
the
call
came,
,
.
(ino
In
Fed
MONTREAL
The
Railway
Association
of
Can
Soap
Box
Derby
Rules
Set
Down
houver
(Ve?terHnv
ada
in
a
statement
to
the
public
today
said
that
all
sprvirps
in
Canada
on
the
Canadian
National
Rail-
;Mrs.
Wilson,
K.
'hi
D-
Pt,rrv.
T.
Mrs.
J.
Grnhnm
w-
Tuppor,
Mrs.
A
Woody,
w
c
r
BRUSSELS,
Belgium
B
Crown
Prince
Baudoln,
a
bespectacled
youth
of
nineteen,
who
is
virtually
a
stranger
In
his
own
country,
today
became
the
ruler
of
the
Belgians.
H's
father,
King
Leopold
III,
dropped
to
the
role
of
king
in
name
only.
'
VJU"
Nart.
'tlspit
(yesterday)-
"SZ
on
"sixth
Avenue
ways,
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
Ontario
Northland
west,
which
will
be
a
feature
of
Raiiway
Toronto,
Hamilton
and
Buffalo
Railway,
Laoofrun
Railway
and
Napiervilte
Junction
brat.km,
occupied
the
attention
Railway
may'.cl6as
at
6
a.m.
,
of.
the
celebration
committee
at
Tuesaay
August
22
'
against
the
Canadian
railways
a
meeting
last
night
with
Frea-
.
'
set
for
August
22,
there
was
not
nro
rvmerat
Secre-
General
ident
II
S
Harrison
in
he
chair.
3-
A-
Brass'
today
of
&
b(.eaJ
Jn
the
The
ages
of
entrains
will
be
tary
of
the
Association,
stated
deacUoCk
between
union
'
and
from
ten
to
sixteen
years.
Maxi-
that
all
passenger,
freight,
ex-
management.
'
(Or
THE
WtATHER
Synopsis
The
weather
Is
expeced
to
re
main
sunny
and
warm
thmuch-out
the
southern
portion
of
British
Columbia
over
the
week-end.
However
some
afternoon
thunder
storms
will
occur
in
the
Okanagan
and
Kootenay
Valley.
Cloudy
conditions
will
persist
over
the
northern
sections
of
the
!kaHa
QCA
today)-
r-
Although
Leopold
remains
king
in
name
until
Baudoin's
twenty-first,
birthday,
September
7,
1951,
his
son
is
already
king
ln
fact.
.
Defiant
noises
from
both
factions
in
the
royal
crisis
punctuated
the
day's
ceremonies
right
up
to
the
moment
that
Baudoin,
standnig
nervously
before
the
crimson
and
gold
throne,
took
the
oath.
.
mum
wheel
sue
will
be
seven-,
press,
inland
and
coastal
ship
j
Union
leaders,
representing
f
teen
Inches
in
diameter.
!
pin-?
and
ferry
sendees
of
these
124
non-operating
railway
em-,
r
T,H'S
ORBIT
ctcr
of
enrt.h-.
.,.,.
"
Ann
t.an..
,r
oPtcrmln-
The
committee
considered
1
railways,
and
their
commum-
j
ployees,-
yesterday
rejected
an
adding
a
tug-of-war
to
the
pro-J
cations,
will
be
brought
to
a
appeal
of
the
presidents
of
the
gram.
'
I
standstill
if
the
railway
workers
two
major
railroads.
They
ac-
It
was
also
decided
to
engage
go
cn
strike.
1
i
cused
the
companies
of
delay-the.
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Band
;
Mr.
Brass
said
further
that
ing
tactics
tn
the
face
of
union
to
play
during
the
day.
the
Railway
Association
of
Can-1
demands
made
fourteen
months
MulsLteJL,
.....v.
.,
I
'..,,,
m.,
...-.il
province.
Slightly
higher
temperatures
are
expected
tomorrow
in
the
Cariboo
and
Prince
George
districts.
Forecasts
North
Coast
Ragion
Cloudy,
turning
sunny
this
afternoon.
Cloudy
tonight
and
tomorrow.
Little
change
ln
temperature.
Wind,
light.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy
50
and
65,
Sandspit
50
and
60,
Prince
Rupert
50
and
65.
Mrs.
Newton,
Mrs.
S.
Dickens
,
ada
will
keep
shippers
and
the
ago.
The
workers
seek
reduction
and
B.
Kurdziel
were
named
to
public
informed
by
advance
the
sports
committee
and
T.
G.
notice
of
embargoes
on
perish-
HAPPY
HOLIDAY
Wearnig
a
10-gaUon
hat,
sandals,
denim
pants,
gabardine
shirt
and
a
bright
red
cowboy
neckerchief
clasped
with
a
silver
steer's
head
pin,
Viscount
Alexander
is
enjoying
a
carefree
holiday
on
Canada's
west
coast.
He
and
his
family
are
vacationing
at
Clarence
Wallace's
Silver
Valley
Lodge
on
the
Pitt
River,
24
miles
east
of
Vancouver.
(.CP
Photo)
FOOTBALL
s
"eenville
vs.
Prince
Rupert
.
SATURDAY
7
P.M.
of
the
48-hour
week
to
forty
with
no
reduction
in
take-home
pay
and
an
hourly
increase
of
7'ic
Bateman
and
Ken
Laird
were
able
and
other
traffic.
.
.
i
added
to
the
dance
committee
,
NO
SIGN
OF
BREAK
to
assist
August
Wallin.
.
With
-the
country-wide
strike