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at
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Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
o
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
170.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
FRIDAY,
JULY
22,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Pact
United
States
Senate
Ap
proves
London
Dockers
Call
Off
Their
Strike
.
ki
i
nr.
ii
i
i
7
:
Truman
Immediately
Moves
to
Implement
Europe
Defence
Aid
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
The
United
States
month
s
I
le-up
is
'BLOOD
GIVING
Ended
On
Advice
Of
;IS
GLAMORIZED
Mirral
Sees
I
t
Ontario
Winding
up
a
H'ironia
"district,
General
and
Vls-gnder
yesterday
ticnt
site
of
the
i
of
St.
Louis,
jil
missionaries
of
I
wore
tortured
to
jrs
ago.
The
site
atcd
by
Wilfred
pzisl
of
the
Unl-t
rn
Ontario.
Ind-mpam
beads
and
f
mitm
tiifd
while
I
looked
on
with
1
jrie
croup
visited
M'Mdford,
Stand-jlcjiondary
Indian
prnrtang.
.1
Givinn
a
int
of
blood
to
the
Canada
Union
Chief!
I
i.
.
.
S,
ik
t
-
.
j.
-w
Lt
"w
4s
Red
Cross
for
British
Columbia's
blood
banks,
one
of
which
LONDON
(CP-)
London's
dockers
today
voted
i
being
established
at
Prince
at
a
mass
meeting
to
call
off
their
strike
in
support
'Rupert
to
insure
that
there
Senate,
by
an
overwhelming
vote
of
82
to
13,
late
yesterday
ratified
the
North
Atlantic
treaty
pledging
twelve
countries
to
give
mutual
aid
against
aggression.
Today
President
Truman
asked
Congress
for
authority
to
spend
$1,500,000,000
in
connection
with
.
military
aid
to
other
pact-sign-
ftlini
IITX
Til
II
lnS
nations.
It
will
come
up
for
or
the
Canadian
Seamen
s
Union
and
return
to
work?''!
always
be
a
ready
supply
of
rUDI
ILII
T
rlLlM
consideration
next
Monday.
Monday.
Harry
Davis,
Canadian
Seamen's
Union
president,
told
a
mass
meeting
in
Victoria
Park
that,
"in
view
of
the
present
position,"
the
Canadian
Seamen's
Union
had
decided
to
call
.
off
the
strike
In
Great
Britain.
rMlfrilT
"II
A
HPT
Our
si
niggle
In
Canada
and
WIIA
I
HAlmr
tun
continued
on
there
they
were
ijnr
Oliver
Smith
WINS
APPROVAL
All
reservation
were
smash-Ingly
defeated
and
the
"Yes"
votes
on
the
main
question
of
pact
ratification
were
eighteen
more
than
the
two-thirds
maj-
i
nor-Gcncral
in
aids
of
honor,
fol
whole
blood
and
plasma
here
for
any
emergency,
is
a
brief,
painless
and
harmless
operation.
In
fact,
11
was
almost
plamoriwd
in
a
film
"Miracle
Fluid"
which
was
shown
.last
night
in
the
auditorium
of
th"
Civic
Centre.
The
picture
nut
only
showed
the
detailed
process
of
drawing
the
blood
but
al
;o
depicted
the
various
operations
of
processing,
classifying.
"Highway
Sixteen,"
a
500-mile
trio
in
15
minutes,
is
deliehtine
the
rest
of
the
world
will
con-tinu,"
Davis
said.
The
Canadian
Seamen's
Un-
lw
placed
a
wreath
jji.
While,
in
Mid-
AGAINST
VATICAN
....
v...
LONDON
ti
Moscow
radio
snips
Beaverorac
ana
aauV
.
.
.
,
,
...
Prince
Rupert
audiences
wuh
Ority
necessary
to
ratify,
scenic
glories
of
-central
British!
Senate
refused
to
motUfy
the
Unlted
states
stand
in
i
an
Columbia.
The
,
16
-
millimeter
color
film
produced
by
the
B.C.!way'
Slate
Secretary
De
Acl'
its!
Travel
Bureau
is
receiving
son
Issued
a
statement
of
grat-
premicr
showings
In
the
cUy
,.
i
ficatlon
on
the
heels
of
the
Argomont
who.se
blacklisting
,
'
.
had
brought
on
the
dockers'
Communists
was
tlie
Vatican
storing,
distributing
and
actual
use.
The
humanitarian
aspect
O
A
f.
IS
HOST
TO
INTERNATIONAL
MEET
Mrs.
K.
M.
Betz-nerj
Kitchener,
wife
of
a
past
president
of
the
Ontario
Federation
of
Agriculture,
converses
with
Sr
James
Turner,
president
of
the
International
Federation
of
Agriculture
producers.
The
federation,
met
at
Ontario
Agricultural
college
in
Guelph,
has
representatives
from
25
countries
discussing
world
agriculture
problems
and
methods.
B.C.
Douhhobors
May
Move
To
Either
Russia
Or
Turkey
1
Davey
MrDow-Itions
represenVi-Janariian
National
sented
His
Exeel-fopy
of
his
book
ain
Road,"
which
,,e
Governor-General's
n
l
3,
';
ilcn
visited
,
the
'
sl..:ne
and
old
Foil
rlc
hlch
is
also
being
d
i
der
the
direction
td
I
ry.
of
blood
donation
was
also
em
I
I
smashing
victory.
He
said:
Its
Initial
held
I
showing
was
declstve
nature
of
the
contribution
to
"the
cold
war
that
the
Anglo-American
reactionaries
are
waging
against
the
camp
of
peace
and
phasized.
Thursday
afternoon
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
as
part
of
the
'.
N.
Young
acted
as
chair
Senate
vote
makes
clear
to
the
world
the
determination
of
ths
American
people
to
do
their
full
part
In
maintaining
peace
and
man
for
the
evening's
program
It
is
said
the
ban
was
lntend-
Rotary
Club's
weekly
luncheon
entertainment
and
drew
ex
ed
to
"split
the
united
front
of
w'ch
also
Included
a
present-
strike
a
month
ago.
Davis
thanked
the
London
dockers
for
their
support.
He.
blamed
the
strike
on
Canadian
shipowners
and
our
"anti-labor
government."
"This
was
not
a
planned
conspiracy
directed
by
the
Kremlin
and
Moscow,"
said
Die
CSU
president.
Davis
said
that
the
decision
of
the
CSU
to
clear
the
way
for
resumption
of
work
was
made
with
a
view
to
"the
wider
in-
pressions
of
appreciation
from
ation
of
the
Government
Travel
freedom."
people
fighting
for
peace
.
v
;
1
1
1
'1
.
club
members
and
guests.
Bureau's
district
travelogue
against
Anglo-American
war
addcdanthat'aiti'-HiRiiway
sixteen,"
and
a
can-'
NELSON
(CP)
Canada's
Doukhobors,
14,000
of
mongeri"
and
Last
night
at
the
Civic
Centre,
it
was
displayed
publicly
for
ttUMDlMKUID
adian
Pacific
Railway
trarfs-
v
nom
live
in
trie
rich
iarm
lands
ot
the
West
Koote
was
bound
to
fail.
is
'
ing
spent
at
Camp
.'
J
the
Govrrnor-
w.
;
hold
an
Investiture
"i
t
units
and
In
the
1
i
Ul
addiess
a
din-
f
Dip
fTiii-nni
T!i;-
Atlantic
voyage
feature
from
nays,"
may
soon
leave
the
Dominion,
bound
for
either
the
first
Ume
thls
clty
befor3,VllHl
li
iviumi
uu
auuiuiicu
ui
iou.
HAUL
A
1,1
II
ItllLll
Montreal
to
Liverpool
including
!
Soviet
RuBsia.
or
Turkey.
A
call
has
been
issued
by''
intriguing
scenes
in
the
British)
Tflu,,
t
t
,
ee
x.
,
J
I
isles
with
visits
to
such
cities
J
J?""
V
Le
bedef
f
,
chairman
of
the
spiritual
commu-
UILAlvl
IJ
UT
Lfv
With
photography
by
Clarence
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
JolinuUn
Co.
Ltd.)
tvlPsU
of
E,,B1Wl
"'kPrs
and
A.ssm'.laUon
The
wholc
of
England."
to
Ottawa
Satur--lnp
Light-
Llveroool.
Glaseow.
Eriinhuruh
'ukV
Wl
IIIISL,
UrKintT
memDerS
01
tne
Strange
re-'
nhntorranhPr
thP
film
tokPs
H
Lua
AWWto
and
Scotland.
,
i''""8
ligious
sect
mci
u
to
"migrate
m.graLe
east.'
east."
!
audience
on
a
trio
from
Prince
"lampion
xse
wuu.
Minister
of
Labor
Isaacs
said
he
hoped
the
d(K'Kers
would
lf.(wnf.prt
tv,Th'
retained
his
title
last
nignt
Vancouver
JSgt.
L.
A.
N.
Potter
ton
was
ir
ehnrge
of
the
projection.
'
V
s(nrprt
n
fniirtli-rnnnrt
111
a
statement,
Lebedeff
sald:i
"After
fifty
years
In
Canada,
the
IXmkhobors
are
destined
to
mi
realize
that
their
loyalty
had
'Central
British
Columbia
at
Its
23
f-)
Jt
technical
"
knockout
"
over--
Ea--
...
lUSCOiira
been
'played
upim
and,
that
In
1
most
scenic
time
of
the
year
,
.
.OH
.8.75
.03
.071
Bra
lor
nc
-D.
R.
Con
B.
R.
X.
future
they
would
heed
the
ad
vice
of
their
own
leaders.
t
rique
Bolanos
of
Mexico
City
!
before
an
estimated
17,000
fans.
I
Referee
Jack
Dempsey
stop-
.the
early
autumn.
On
the
highway
drive,
It
visits
'DAVIS
CUP
Cariboo
Quartz
112
nert
the
fiffhfc
two
minutes
and
.Stuart
Lake,
Fort
Fraser,
Burns
'
pnnH,
ottBr
thp
-tart
nf
thp
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
1
"""x
Hedfey
Mascot
24
!
D
AV
F
VFN
4
t)lAY
.
itioiml
i7
6.
I1i-w
York
5
lhrs
iilcht
games.
TIItKSDAY
A
Tlrrican
Yoik
4
Cleveland
3
'ii
-
tjmago
'
postponed,
5v
1
Mviiisicji
3,
Detroit
0
fourth
round.
It
was
the
Mexican
challen
LONDON,
Former
Trime
JLake
and
the
Lakes
Country,
Minister
Winston
Churchill
including
the
Stellaco
River
for
is
exptted
to
oeiiver
an
all-
,
fishing
scenes,
Telkwa,
Bmithers,
A
shallow
depression
centered
grate
east
either
to
Soviet
Rus-hia
or
Turkey.
All
Doukhobors
desiring
to
fulfil
the
prophecy
of
migrating
east
should
see
the
chairman."
In
Vancouver
Attorney-General
Gordon
8.
Wismer
said
he
had
heard
the
report
of
the
planned
exodus
but
had
not
been
officially
informed.
Mr.
,Wismer
is
leaving
for
Ottawa
tomorrow
and
one
of
the
matters
he
is
to
take
up
is
the
Doukhobor
question.
250
miles
off
the
Queen
Char
ger's
third
try
for
the
title.
His
lottes
appears
to
be
causing
rain
out
attack
against
the
Labor
the
Hazeltons
and
nearby
native
championship
dream
lay
in
rai-iliv;
iai-i
ii
"
Pend
Oreille
4.95
Pioneer
3.25
Premier
Border
.03'
4
Privateer
14
Reeves
McDonald
2.20
MONTREAL
tf
Brenden
Macken
of
Montreal,
whose
inspired
performance
Thursday
gave
lv
:
first
match
triumph
government
tomorrow
when
villages,
Terrace
and
Prince
Ru-
over
the
northern
coastal
regions.
shambles,
broken
to
bits
by
the
the
party
will
announce
its
'pert.
Cloudiness
Is
general
in
jnost
Local
models
take
part
In
the
..(ifipt.:
2-3,
St.
Louis
.05
I?eno
Prince
Rupert
scenes,
highlight
2
devastating
fists
of
"Deadpan
Ike."
Bolanos
went
down
and
out
before
a
furious
fusillade
of
punches
in
the
fourth
round
of
the
scheduled
15-roud
clash.
His
left
eye
was
completely
closed.
regions
of
the
province
except
the
southern
Interior
where
clear
skies
give
promise
of
pleasant
weather
during
the
next
24
to
48
hours.
There
is
little
indica
itiiiMal
Philadelphia
U
ANOTHER
HAINES
SHIPMENT
MADE
Now
York
9
over
Australia
in
Davis
Cup
tennis'
competition,
today
returns
to
action
in
the
doubles
fixture
of
the
North
American
zone
tics.
The
teams
resume
the
five-match
series
deadlockd
at
one
victory
apiece.
Frank
Srdgmarv
of
Australia
squared
the
round
In
the
other
singles
math
yesterday
with
an
Impressive
straight-set
win
over
Hostotl
1
Sheep
Creek
116
Silbak
Premier
33
Vananda
13
Salmon
Gold
-lBi
Spud
Valley
(ask
.08
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
3.40
A.
P.
Con
15
Atlantic
75
Calmont
30
Brooklyn
7.
is
the
crowning,
on
the
court
house
steps,
of
Port
Queen
Barbara
Wilson
by
Mayor
Arnold,
a
pageant
of
considerable
color.
The
harbor
on
Port
Day,
local
gardens
and
industrial
scenes
are
'also
featured.
The
film
will
be
available
for
showings
here
until
next
Wednesday
and
next
Tuesday
there
will
be
another
public
presentation.
It
is
in
custody
of
E.
T.
Applewhaite.
IiHirnatiorsal
k'iem
6
tion
of
any
marked
Improvement
over
the
rest
of
the
province.
,
Forecast
'
North
Coast
Region
Overcast
today
and
Saturday.
Intermittent
rain
today.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Winds
light
except
southeasterly
(20
m.p.h.)
In
Towing
a
barge
with
10
refrigerated
truck
bodies
aboard,
the
Seattle
tifg
Shinn
docked
here
Thursday
to
load
nine
carloads
of
perishable
food
supplies
for
Interior
Alaska
on
her
regular
run
to
Haiiles.
Loading
was
ex-
Spukane
4
Ainatchce
5
,
Henri
Rochon
of
Montreal,
Can
f
cmei'ton
0
C.
&
E
4
80
ada's
No.
2
man.
Sedgman
also
.75
retunv,
to
action
today,
paired
pected
lo
De
completed
today.
Saturday,
July
23,
1949
('
(
oast
i,
San
Diego
Seattle
Seattle
0-3
0-3
the
exposed
areas
of
the
Queen
Charlottes
this
afternoon.
Lows
High
I
12:17
16.5
feet
23:46
20.0
feet
Central
Leduc
Home
Oil
Merrury
Okalta
Pacific
Pete
...
1
I
tonight
and
highs
Saturday
At
platform
for
the
forthcoming
election.
FATAL
CAR
CRASH
CALGARY
Two
persons,
a
man
and
a
woman,
are
dead
and
five
are
injured
as
a
result
of
a
car
crashing
into
a
truck
on
the
highway
near
Crossfieid
north
of
here.
DOl'BLE
Ml'RDER
YAKKIMA,
Wash.
.
John
Somers,
an
fx-cohvict,
is
being
sought
for
the
murder
of
elderly
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Howard
Easley
of
Tacoma
whose
bodies
were
found
alongsii'-:
the
road
in
a
mountain
pass
near
here.
The
couple
were
believed
to
have
been
slain
in
a
cabin
and
dragged
to
the
point
where
the
bodies
were
found.
MORE
POLIO
VANCOUVER
There
are
two
more
rases
of
poliomyelitis
here
one
a
15-year
old
girl
in
the
Fairview
district
and
the
other
a
four-year-old
in
the
Fraser
area.
.
This
brings
the
total
number
of
cases
so
far
this
year
to
33
as
compared
with
36
at
the
same
time
last
year.
9.75
.09
Vz
1.43
2.45
.20
with
John
Bromwich,
the
Aussie
captain.
The
double
tilt
pairs
Macken
of
Montreal
and
Walter
Stohl-berg
of
Vancouver
against
Sedg-
Low
5:57
4.2,
feet
The
barge
brought
13
tons
of
supplies
from
Alaska
for
rail
shipment
to
the
United
Statqs.
The
southbound
cargoes
included
aircraft
engines
and
furniture.
17:46
9.4
feet
Port
Hardy
52
and
59,
Masset
53
and
57,
Prince
Rupert
50
and
58.
'
f
!.
Hollywood
7
P
ii.
;
j
Mi
f-isati
Francisco
2
Princess
Royal
Canadian
,J'iman
and
Jock
Bromwich
today.
South
Brazau
12
In
yesterday's
play
Macken
de
QUEBEC
MAN
IS
HANGED
MONTREAL
W
Maurice
Le-bel,
28-year-old
truck
driver
from
St.
Guy,
Quebec,
was
hanged
today
at
Bordeaux
jail
for
the
beer-bottle
murder
of
Trois
Pistoles,
a
Quebec
man,
on
July
1.
1948.
feated
Billy
Sidwell
3-6,
7-5,
6-3.
Toronto
Football
Tonight
'
HEAVY
BATTERY
vs.
general
motors
7
p.m.
:
:
Passengers
arriving
in
Prince
Rupert
011
the
Princess
Norah
from
Vancouver
include-
Mrs.
A.
L.
Simms
and
Miss
J.
Simms.
5-
7,
86.
Sedgman
defeated
Rochon
6-4,
6-
2.
6-2.
.14
.16
.54
.23
.14
.10
94.75
Athona
Aumnque
Brattle
Bevcourt
Bobjo
Buffalo
Canadian
Consol.
Smelters
.
$3,000
TAKEN
FROM
FISH
BUYER'S
BOAT
IN
RIVERS
INLET
HOLD-UP
Conwes
...
t
100
55
.63
Donalda
EMona
Provincial
police
at
coastal
Channel
and
flown
south
.to
points
between
Prince
Rupert
Rivers
Inlet
to
conduct
the
in
East
Sullivan
2.12
Giant
Yellowknlfe
....
5.85
God's
Lake
40'.'z
and
Vancouver
are
Joined
to-
vestigatlon.
The
vessel
will
reach
day
in
a
search
for
two
men
Rivers
Inlet
this
evening.
QUEBEC
GRIT
.18
.0B
Hardrock
Harrlcana
said
to
be
responsible
for
a
$3,000
hold-up
uboard
a
fish
CHIEF
QUITS
According
to
scanty
detail
received
by
Inspector
F.
B.
Woods-Johnson
up
to
noon
today,
the
Hcva
06
j.
Inlet
buyer's
boat
at
Rivers
Thursday
afternoon..
hold-up
took
place
aboard
the
QUEBEC
0
George
Mailer,
Liberal
Opposition
leader
in
the
According
to
reports
received
yyco
Thursday
afternoon
or
Quebec
legislature,
announced
j
today
the
resignation
of
Scn-j
at
tne
cusinct
ponce
omce
nere
this
morning,
the
boat
Alco
was
held
up
and
its
owner,
a
nlan
named
Weaver,
was
robbed
of
levelling.
An
early
report
b-U
1
that
$2,000
was
taken
but
later
1
this
was
revised
upward
to
I
$3,000.
I
The
money
was
apparently
i
funds
used
by
Weaver
for
buying
I
fish
from
gill-netters
and
seiners
ft
r
&
Pzazz
v
x"'hp
$3,000
in
the
channel
300
ntfes
south
of
here
which
is
now
the
aror
Aciciaro.
ijronuoui,
a
jjiuciai
party
leader
In
Quebec.
Mr.
Marler
said
he
had
been
asked
by
Mr.
Godbout
to
succeed
him
"temporarily"
until
the
Liberal
party
convention
1
held
to
choose
a
new
leader
for
Hosco
13
V2
Jacknirc
-OfiVi
Jollet
Quebec
44
Lake
Rowan
08
Lapaska
-06
Little
Logn
Lac
-59
Lynx
:
-10
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.26
McKenzie
Red
Lake
47
Vx
McLeod
Cockshutt
99
Moneta
40
Negus
2.07
Noranda
55.00
Louvlcourt
-11
Pickle
Crow
2.00
.
Regcourt
-04
San
Antnoio
4.15
centre
of
a
thriving
sockeye
salmon
fishery.
on
the
ockeye
pounds.
Th
nmvmcial
nolir.e
boat
the
party
in
Quebec
province.
tES
FIRST
OIL
STRIKE
The
discovery
of
promis-
Fred
I.
Lewis,
a
Broadway
actor,
who
is
going
to
Hollywood
shortly,
was
a
round
trip
FSlts
In
the
Pn
V.-.Hpv
nnrt.hprn
Ttalv.
was
confirmed
P.M.L.
17.
of
Ocean
Falls,
which
The
provincial
police
detaci-has
been
at
McLean's
boatyard
ent
at
Alert
Bay
has
been
re-here
'
quested
to
keep
an
eye
out
for
for
a
hull
painting
job,
lef
t
early
this
morning
for
its
home
two
men,
said
to
be
responsible
port
to
take
part
in
the
investi-
for
tne
armed
robbery.
,
gallon.
'
I
At
the
present
time,
the
Rivers
Corporal
M.
N.
MacAlpine
of
Inlet
area
is
the
centre
of
a
the
P.M.L.
17
detachment
was
salmon
fishery
Industry
whicli
picked
up
by
Skcena
Airways
embraces
In
the
neighborhood
plane
at
noon
today
in
Seaforth
of
1,000
boats.
from
Slgnor
Vanani
to
the
Council
of
Ministers
in
Mid
that
the
oil
had
been
discovered
for
the
first
NEW
SAINT
FOR
CATHOLICS
TO
HONOR
Recently,
Pope.
Pius
XII
raised
to
sainthood
the
blessed
Maria
Guisseppa
RosseUo,
who
lived
from
1811
to
1880.
She
founded
the
order
of
the
Daughters
of
Our
Lady
of
Mercy
to
care
for
wayward
or
abandoned
girls.
Here,
Pope
Pius,
wearing
jubilation
robes
and
triple
tiara,
rises
and
symbolically
embraces
the
multitude
as
he
enters
Saint.
Peter's
basilica,
carried
on
his
gestatorial
chair.
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
which-
was
here
northbound
for
Alaska
at
noon
todr.y.
He
is
accompanied
by
his
wife
and
daughter,
Shieiu.
.35
...
192
..
1.65
...
.21
..
.35
Senator
Rouyn
Sherrit
Gordon
Steep
Rock
Sturgeon
River
Silver
Miller
ustrial
quantities"
as
well
as
large
reserves
of
meth-poto
shows
work
Is
in
progress
at
the
head
of
one
of
I
at
Cortemagglc:?,
northern
Italy,
where
the
major