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"Princejiupert,
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Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
PH0IIE8I
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
251.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
OCTOBER
27,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ortafe
Of
Young
Wo
mien
h
Canada
Alaraiin:
hisernent
anc
ilatla
To
Become
GRIM
FOREBODINGS
BY
CHANCELLOR
OF
EXCHEQUER
IN
BRITISH
HOUSE
SAYS
MISTAKE
MANITOBA
le"
Indian
Village
(Native
Community
to
be
First
in
,nada
to
Achieve
Such
Status
tla.
picturesque
and
historic
native
village
,tuf
prince
Rupert,
may
soon
become
the
Indian
village
in
Canada.
Culminating
sof
representations
and
negotiation,
an
,fnt
hoard
will
convene
at
Metlakatla
fur
a
hearing
on
the
application
of
the
Fight
For
Standards
Must
Living
NOMINATES
IS
BEING
MADE
OTTAWA
Vh
A.
R.
Mn.hcr,
WINNIPEG
0
Nominations
Girls
Scarce,
Not
Enough
To
Meet
Demand
DR.
CHARLOTTE
VVII1T-TON
DISCUSSES
NURSING
CRISIS
OTTAWA
(CP)
Canada
is
face
to
face
with
a
new
and
disturbing
shortage
N
women.
That
is
the
warning
given
by
Dr.
Charlotte
Whitton,
one
of
the
Dominion's
foremost
welfare
workers,
to
Toronto
nurses.
"What
Is
becoming
Increasingly
and
disturbingly
evident
Is
that
there
are
simply
not
enough
girls
and
young
women
in
Canada
to
go
around,"
said
Dr.
Whitton
in
an
address
before
the
University
of
Toronto
School
of
Nursing.
Dr.
Whitton
suggested
that
the
for
Manitoba's
general
provincia
election
on
November
10
cloeo
at
1
p.m.
today
with
the
indica
president
of
the
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor,
expressed
the
opinion
today
that
the
nil
n
liter
of
reconstruction
was
mak'uti;
a
tion
that
at
least
a
dozen
overn-
KETCHIKAN
TRAGEDY
KETCHIKAN
LawrMice
Frisch,
a
Metlakatla
deer
hunter,
was
killed
late
Wednesday
in
a
300-foot
fall
off
a
cliff
at
Mcnefce
Anchorage
in
Moira
hound,
frrisch's
hunting
companion,
Cecil
Simpsont
who
was
marooned
on
the
cliff
overnight,
was
rescued
uninjured
MYSTERIOt'S
SOMETHING
Bl'FFALO
A
"mysterious
somethtrij"
lashed
across
the
skies
here
last
night
and
astronomers
said
it
was
not
a
meteor.
It
had
a
bluish
flame.
It
is
the
third
time
in
recent
weeks
that
such
phenomena
has
been
observed
in
the
Eait.
DOPFSTERS
SENTENCED
VANCOUVER
Five
men
were
sentenced
today
following
conviction
on
charges
of
cotv.
spiracy
to
distribute
narcotics.
nent
supporters
would
receive
c
clamatlons.
LONDON
ll
Sir
Stafford
Cripps,
Chancellor
or
the
Exchequer,
said
today
that
Britain
must
conquer
.the
dollar
markets
or
"our
civilization
will
fade
and
wlOher
away."
In
a
speech
strewn
with
statistics
and
melancholy
warnings
the
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer
called
upon
the
country
to
fight
as
a
team
or
suffer
a
"tragic
fall"
hi
living
standards
and
widespread
unemployment.
Meantime
Opposition
members
'stress
the
Inadequacy
of
Prime
Minister
Attlee's
new
"austerity
measures."
In
the
approaching
vote,
however,
it
is
expected
the
government
will
have
no
difficulty
in
being
sustained.
mistake
in
not
having
an
investigation
made
of
the
high
cost
of
building
In
Canada.
The.
minister.
Hon.
R.
II.
Vin-t'-rs,
said
yest'rday
'hat
the
fvfi-
would
become
urwrganized
territory,
nperfation
in
that
il
would
soon
scrk
municipal
Incorporation
under
the
provincial
Village
Art.
Tnit.t
funds
of
t;ic
Metlakatla
band,
H
Is
anticipated,
would
be
rral
government
do.-:
not
Intend
to
establlh
a
royal
cnmi-i.-Vcn
'at
this
time"
to
lnvesticat"
enfranchise-r.ijp
Compliance
,:,on
would
have
iuk.!i!
Mellakal-,pie
in
all
legal
p
rptptTts.
They
,y
fa.'f
off
the
!hr
Impiii'ai
ins
,-i
dl
the
federal
sir
the
provision!!
Ac!
While
an
.-,
'ho
Indian
Ac',
,'prrvi(M
for
such
:a:us.
Metlakatla
;v
cmimimity
in
(
su'.'h
application
rii,.'
ni'iit
board
divided
In
two
one
half
being
distributed
per
capHa
among
the
An
unofficial
ccunt,
pendinf
final
tabulation,
showed
100
candidates
in
the
field
with
Fremkl
Douglas
Campbell's
coalition
government
supported
by
65
Seventeen
tidings
had
only
cvt
candidate
a
coalition
candidate
in
each
case.
Among
those
unopposed
i"
M
Campbell
himteli,
vho
w-i
i
by
acclamation
l:i
both
1S41
-..nu
1915
elections.
Seven
other
mmben
cl
.je
cabinet
were
without
opposi
ijn
on
the
basis
of
an
early
check.
The
Opposition
forces,
of
w'sier.
home
building
costs.
Ho
made
this
statement
in
a
letter
to
Mr
Mo.iher
in
reply
to
a
letter
made
public
by
Mr.
Moshcr
yesteioay
in
which
the
lvad
of
the
310
.oao-
population
and
the
other
half
be
Inn
transferred
le
the
new
cor
poration.
nursing
profession
should
mak?
a
thorough
job
analysis
of
nurs
ing
present
and
future.
The
u
l
'
s
x
I
.
.
f
'
t
"V
7
)
They
were
each
sentenced
to
seven
years'
imprisonment
and
three
had
fines
imposed
tip
to
$10,000
or
three
years
extra.
ORTIZ
WINS
nursing
gap"
was
not
confined
member
Congress
asked
U.e
government
to
immediately
nrl
up
a
royal
commision
or
a
Parliamentary
committee
to
Investigate
building
costs.
to
Canada
alone.
.ijji
s
peti'ion
will
the
C.C.F.
is
the
mam
group,
?.r;
GRAVITY
FLOW
Metlakatla.
with
a
population
of
lfitl
persons,
would
start
off
its
autonomous
career
as
an
enfranchised
community
on
sound
rooting.
Only
rerpiitly
federal
appropriation
was
granted
for
a
new
wharf
there,
the
first
the
village
has
had
In
twenty-live
years.
The
Indian
Department
has
Just
finished
the
erection
of
a
$22,000
.school
and
teachcrage
(The
school
there
would
be
Incorporated
Into
the
public
school
GLASGOW
Manuel
Orl.i,
world's
bantamweight
champion,
floored
the
Scotsman,
Jackie
Patcrson,
four
times
last
night
to
w'.r,
a
tfl-round
.
Xs
-
i-1
1
AGAIN
TOHIGHT
laced
with
competition
in
all
their
ridings.
.
The
C.C.F.
had
24
candidate',
in
the
election
eve
count.
j
Ai.'ifil.
ronunls-...A.'f.iii.s
for
Brit-f
I
Anlickl,
Ind-icil
sl
Prince
Ru-lUi-iitoi
rcprc-...v
people
of
Mct-:!i'H)
of
the
rvicw
l
he
appli-
non-title
decision
over
the
for
Prince
Runert's
water
suor.lv
nier
flyweight
titleholder.
Each
Uodav
was
aeain
flowing
i
wrighed
124
pounds.
The
out-
1
by
gravity
from
Woodworth
Lake
;
door
bout
was
before
15,008
U0r
the
first
time
since
the
45-
Repeater
In
aiiioiis
in
regard
Uiilleil
tans
at
Hampden
ParU
'
it
iad
finalize
the
district
of
Prince
Rupert).
Alii..
Ki)verniiient.'rrat,y
lne
village
has
Its
water
foutlrUl
grounds.
I
I
urt
f-
lrpi"
1
1
-hereupon.
'The
PI'y
system,
fire
department.
RHtisli
Foreiim
Secretary
Ernest
Bevill.
is
sliown
at
U.
N.
I
inch
main
yas
knocked
out
ot
service
by
it
mudslide
on
October
14.
Workmen,
who
Monday
com-ph-U'd
replacing
the
three
sec-lions
of
pipe
knocked
out
of
p'f
IUII
.iaiv.
headquarters,
shaking
hands
with
Foreign
Minister
Edvard
Kard
Drew
Vould
clj,
of
Yugoslavia
(rfehti.
Inf.
blistering
speech
before
the
U
N
,j(s
Jn
Cam
bridgeshire
Stakes
Is
Critical
Of
Russia
Says
No
Indvidual
Freedom
Exists
I'nriVr
Soviet
System
CHICAGO.
-
Prime
Mfctffl.er
Pandit
Nehru
of
India
snld
last
nicht
that
he
believes
"individual
freedom
ceases
to
exist"
under
what
he
called
"the
Sov
I
system."
It
was
the
first
time
ulnre
Mr.
Nihru
stalled
his
nood-vil'
tour
of
the
United
States
and
Canada
two
weeks
ago
that
he
had
criticized
Russian
methods.
However,
the
Indlnn
Piime
Minister
tempered
his
words
wilh
a
renewed
statement
that
l.uiH
wants
no
entanglements
in
the
cold
war
and
will
not
be
pushed
Into
any.
His
country,
he
sai('.
wants
peace
and
w
ill
work
frr
il
y-.irrt
and
their
""hi
plant,
ana
crpditaoie
roacis
jvs
reviewed
"
sidewalks.
V
reliance,
un-
The
new
"white"
village
would
:wment.
of
in-
be
responsible
for
all
munlclt.jl
!.ir
provincial
services
including
policing;.
In
?..re
will
be
no
the
matter
of
liquor,
restrictions
taw
-s.
existing
under
reservation
stall
s.
Hon
by
the
slide,
Wednesday
completed
caulking
and
leading
th.'
Check
Gov't
uenerai
A-ssemoiy.
nevin
sam
we
doibi
suiim
un
cuuuu
m
-omic
weapons
is
"stupid,"
and
informed
the
world
that
the
western
powers
will
stand
pat
on.
the
U.
S.
-sponsored
plan
for
Inspection
of
all
atom
factories
before
they
would
agree
to
scrap
any
A-bombs.
In
his
speech
before
the
General
Assembly,
Kardelj
Jjoints
to
seal
them
against
leak-
NEWMARKET,
England,
Steropc
yesterday
won
the
one-mile
and
one
furlong
Cambridgeshire
Stakes,
Britain's
last
ma
lor
OTTAWA,
h
1:
c
Onp.sitlarJ
age.
blasted
Russia
for
the
pressure
being
u-ed
in
an
attempt
to
fTcnt
of
rn-
on
which
liquor
Is
completely
wants
to
get
a
closer
look
at
gov-;
Water
sUrted
to
flow
through
eminent
expenditures.
George!
the
main
which
is
owned
by
the
bring
Marshal
Tito
into
alignment.
He
also
said
that
Yugoslavia
1
handicap
of
the
fall
flat-racing
i
k'ins
granted,
banned
would
be
completely
X(
-
approved
the
Vyshinsky
peace
proposals
made
last
naay.
lthf
lime
beier,
moved.
season.
Bterope
was
a
a
to
i
urew,
rrogressive
-
lyonservauve
(
u
n..
fun
vu.
ui
choice.
leader,
suggested
:n
the
House
of
(morning
but
it
wsa
not
char.
Good
Taste.
32
to
1.
wss
sccord
Commons
yesterday
that
sessions
t
nnled
until
late
today
Into
in
a
photo
finish
with
Sterope
in
could
be
shortened
considerably
the
city
mains
which,
since
tht
break,
have
been
fed
by
the
"S
-STOCKS
5
linjl(n
U.
Ifl
ALASKA
SHIP
UNLOADS
FISH
The
Alaska
Steamship
Co
the
classic
on
which
the
Irish
if
a
special
committee
jvas
estab-Hotpital
Sweepstake
is
based
lished
to
consider
estimates
of
ex-Sterope
also
won
the
raci;
last
penditures
of
various
depart-year.
'ments.
The
committee
plan,
said
Shawatlans
Lake
pumping
station.
Instead,
it
was
released
from
iwouvrr
The
official
decision
was
that
Mr.
Drew
would
allow
members
!
a
valve
at
the
lower
end
of
Shaw-
He
called
upon
the
Unlt'.-tl
fcia.:s
to
work
for
it
too.
ENVOY
SPEAKS
Belgian
Ambassador
Sees
Atlantic
Pact
As
Saving
World
From
Another
War
While
the
international
situation
is
still
"troubled
."lid
dangerous,"
the
determination
of
all
f
rcedom-lov-
Ireighter
Coastal
Rambler
docked
here
Wednesday
to
unload
lour
carloads
of
frozen
halibut
for
rail
shipment
to
the
eastern
atlans
Lake
in
a
flushing
operation
to
clear
the
18-inch
city
pipe
of
dirt
and
impurities.
After
several
hours
of
flushing,
the
water
was
turned
Into
the
main
which
goes
under
Sterope
won
by
a
head.
j
to
scrut
inize
government
expend
Third
place
went
to
Msey
Itures
item
by
item
and,
at
the
Hampton.
same
time,
keep
the
sessions
Good
Taste
had
a
thrc
'
If
.
eth
reasonably
short
margin
over
Mevey
Kiu.pion.
j
John
Diefenbakcr,
Progresslve-The
race
was
run
in
a
Viow!;;:g'
Conservative,
Lake
Center,
sug-
eale
and
the
jockeys
had
hard
gested
that
services
of
experts
STRIKE
OUTLOOK
nited
States
market.
Southbound
from
hc
Alaska
ports,
the
Coastal
Rambler,
un-
IS
NOT
HOPEFUL
should
be
engaged
at
public
ex
battling
against
dri.ing
cut
command
oi
apt.
j.
oms
ten.
carried
a
capacity
load
of
(r
work
rain.
WASHINGTON,
DC.
Shawatlans
Passage
and
into
the
city.
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
manager
T.
B.
Black
and
City
Engineer
Don
Stewart
spent,
the
pense
to
advise
the
Opposition
on
technical
matters.
Thickening
gloom
appeared
to-
.
nations
as
agreed
upon
in
the
North
Atlantic
Pact,
have
smothered
any
o
o
i
riav
to
u.L
f,,r
ranv
ncace
m
the
.
to
go
to
war
a
t
once
and
together
in
case
of
aggression
day
at
the
scene
of
U13
brsak
industry-crippling
coal
and
a.rainst
their
conception
oi
international
relationsnip,
THE
WEATHER
Gold
Rush
Excitement
canned
salmon
for
Bellingham.
When
she
returns
to
Belling
ham
later
this
week,
the
vessel
will
have
been
away
from
her
base
port
for
a
month.
Her
consignment
of
frozen
halibut,
picked
up
at
Wrangel",
was
handled
by
the
Fishermen's
Co-op
here.
r,L
L?
isiere
aS
freedom
and
democracy
provides
good
he
Pe
that
little
Belgium
with
Canada
levelled
out
apparent
progress
toward
a
by
little
the
situation
will
clea
Itself
without
the
necessity
of
break
In
either
of
the
two
ma-
jor
disputes
as
unemployment
having
to
go
to
wcr.
With
th-
TO
TELL
STORY
OF
HARRY
MEDOS
The
evangelistic
campaign
Slorm
Warning
North
Coast
Regions
Continued
intermit
tent
rain
today.
Continuous
rain
tonight.
Scattered
showers
tomorrow
remaining
ns
quickl;
as
possible.
Fishwheel,
Alaska,
Filled
With
Tense
Mystery
Since
the
war
Belgium
hud
en
mounts
more
and
more
mctus-
cxiswu.r
u.
u.r
.".m.-
tries
become
hobbled.
P.t,
"Russia
Knows
wnat,
it,
u
joyed
an
unprecedented
era
of
industrial
activity
and
prosper-j
if
y.
With
the
country's
goid
re
Some
railways
are
preparing
.up
against.'
Had
mere
oeen
li
curtail
train
services
be-
such
a
thing
as
a
North
Atlantic
FISHWHEEL,
Alaska
ffl
Ru-;
mild.
Southeast
winds,
20
nines
(
-which
Rev.
J.
W.
Ross
Macpher-mors
that
more
nuggets
have
per
hour,
increasing
to
southjast
son
prominent
social
and
pris-ibeen
found
along
the
banks
of
gales
(45)
this
eve
ilng
and
shift-
n
worker
from
Vancouver,
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-
-
-43
1.3)
NURSES
OFF
TO
HAWAII
Huiohilu
Is
the
destination
f
two
former
members
of
the
nursing
staff
of
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
who
left
the
serves
sate
anroaci
nurmg
uie
and
7
the
r
n
r
7
,
hi,,Vthe
navi
1
,
fabled
Yukon
River
swept
inlJ
t0
southwest
(30
1
about
day-
been
conducting
here
during
Belgian
Conbo
through
this
third
break
Friday.
Lows
tomcat
and
I
Uw
P
ten
days
with
marked
Pact,
Germany
might,
have
considered
more
carefully
and
the
World
Wars
of
1914
and
1930
might,
never
have
occurred.
nerntieve
op.aas
afe
td.
i
v
Rush
camp
to-
niKhs
tomorrow-at
Port
Iladry,
enthusiasm
and
response,
con
01
natural
resources,
uie
w
-
,.
.
.
h-
.
.
....
Bt
dudes
tonieht
when
the
sneak-
nav
iiii
ii
tiiLciiiuL'O
w
"'"'
aiiri
aj.
rv
a
.
"o
ana
jj.
'
cause
of
dwindling
coal
piles
and
lay-offs
continue
In
Industries
dependent
upon
steel
supplies.
There
Is
no
Indication
that
President
Truman
has
deeided
to
Intervene
in
cither
strike
but
spreading
dislocations
in
thi-country's
economy
have
made
such
action
likely.
Federal
mediator
Cyrus
er
will
tell
the
story
and
moralize
on
the
career
of
Harry
Me-
finds
met
with
a
wall
of
cagey
gandspit
and
Triiice
Rupert
45
silence.
-and
52.
.
1
n,,,.(Knt
L
city
by
air.
.They
are
mi.
Sheppard
and
Miss
R.
Jacob-Son,
who
plan
to
work
In
a
sanitarium
ln
Hawaii.
Such
opinion
was
expressed
by
found
Itself
in
a
fortunate
posi-Vleomte
Alain
du
Pare,
Belgian
I
tion
After
World
War
H.
lr.s
crei'.it
ambassador
to
Canada,
who
is
a
balance
with
United
States
on
visitor
In
Prince
Rupert
and
who
lm-v-lcnd
was
$125,000
0:10,
a
addressed
the
Prince
Rupert
factor
which
enabled
speedy
Gyro
Club
at
its
regular
weekly
fee
ding
and
clothing
of
the
popu-
tTaspeciors
eyeu
one
auumy
Synopsis
suspiciously
unwilling
to
talk,
j
gkles
are
dull
and
cvj-.-cast
over
about
their
luck
in
panning
the,t,nc
entire
province
and
rain
!s
stream
until
they
have
iH
faiilng
along
most
of
the
coast-
.30
1
2
Hard
roc
Ilarricana
06
(Continuea
mi
page
4)
claims.
RrnoiU
from
shins
at
sea
li.dl-
Chinz
said
today
that
he
was
dos,
executed
murderer,
who
led
the
inspiration
for
his
tragic
downfall
in
life
to
the
Influence
of
crime
moving
pictures
and
stories.
Mr.
MacPherson
has
been
drawing
nightly
audiences
ranging
from
forty
to
seventy
persons.
Presiding
has
been
pastor
Leonard
A.
Thorpe,
new
Hcva
11
not
optimistic
over
the
pros
Although
temperature
Is
fif-
.e
lh.u
a
slom
ls.dfeVcl0ping
teen
below
and
snow
is
still
fa
-al),wt
700-
miles,
to
the
southwest
ling
many
of
the
early
arrivals
io
VailC0UVM
lslalul
Gale
warn.
Hosco
09''i
Jollet
Quebec
53
Lake
Rowan
08
'2
luncheon.
j
Of
tremencicus
importance
in
I
'
the
present
state
of
world
affairs
Vlcomte
du
Tare
stressed
the
cooperation
of
the
fJorth
Atlantic
Pact,
not
only
in
the
political
but
in
the
social
and
economic
fields.
He
agreed
with
the
principle
that,
pects
for
a
settlement
of
tnr
steel
and
coal
tie-up
which
has
already
resulted
In
throwlu;
2,000,000
persons
Into
have
be'un
panning
lor
uie.
EDMONTON
PULP
MILL
.62
inp.s
of
winds
up
to
45
miles
per
1
11,,..,
4,.ff
pik
,1
hum-have-been
issued
lor
all
ex-
-
a
Hain-n-nf
li
n
If
ays
1
r
f
ti
III
,u'rc''uf"
,7;
posed
coastal
waters.
The
wea-dlameter
has
been
brought
hi.
nann
tnmnr.
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
Maclsen
Red
Lake
...
McKenzle
Red
Lake
McLeod
Cockshutt
...
Negus
.11
3.25
.62
1.50
2.10
MONTREAL
R.
O.
Swe-vey,
incumbent
of
Reguliax
Baptist
Church.
Mr.
MacPherson
is
making
the
round
trip
to
Ketchikan
today
and
wlll
return
to
Vancouver
by
air
tomorrow.
row
in
the
wake
of
the
storm
but
in
the
development
of
world
Montreai
investment
broker,
said
peace
and
security,
barriers
to
J
today
tnat
he
expects
construe-
temperatures
will
rsmain
mild.
Regional
forecast
v?l.ct
until
mid
trade
between
the
nations
should
.
Uon
wlll
begin
ln
tnc
sprlnR
of
be
done
away
with
little
by
little
a
$12,ooo,000
paper
mill
near
EJ-
night.
but
as
expediticus'v
as
possible.
.monton
to
make
use
of
timber
HhrU
..c
HOCKEY
SCORES
N.H.I..
New
York
5
Boston
2
(Only
game.
Pacific
Coast
New
Westminster
8,
Los
Angeles
3
Fresno
6,
San
Francisco
2
Tacoma
6,
Seattle
7.
The
ambassador
discussed
Bel-
I
lands
granted
by
the
Alberta
gov
gium's
economic
fjtuatior.,
de-
eminent.
Friday,
October
23,
1949
Noranda
63.85
Louvlcourt
Pickle
Crow
-
2.02
ttegcourt
04
San
Antonio
415
Senator
Rouyn
37
Sherrit
Gordon
2.51
Steep
Rock
2.20
Sturgeon
River
19
Silver
Miller
50
Donna
Grescoe
Violinist
FRIDAY,
:30
P.M.
CIVIC
CENTRE
"'"L'RXiMrvJ
HiKh
6:53
18.9
feet
claring
that
its
whole
.-conomlc
1
Mr.
Swcczcy,
who
has
been
pro-
S.
B.
Roberts,
chief
engineer
for
Celanese
Corporation
of
America,
left
today
by
air
to
return
to
New
York
after
spending
the
last
few
days
in
the
city
on
business.
nr..,
.
'"'
i
18:iS
.
i.7.5
fee
life
depencled
upoi
"ts
industries
moting
the
p?ject
lor
some
Uuial
L
"inlic
Hall
and
export
trade.
He
hoped
to
said
that
financial
talks
are
now
Low
0:03
.
5.9
feet
12:29
11.3
feet
see
the
adverse
trade
balance
for
going
on
in
Montreal.