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Strategic
Pacific
Port'Trincc
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVI,
No.
210.
PRINCE
IIUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER
8,
1947
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
m
TING
JEWISH
REFUGEES
DUMPED
AT
HAMBURG
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the
series
(va
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fell
THREE
STRAIGHT
Rimundson,
Savoy's
steady-going
centre!
Ime
tho
city
baseball
play-off
hero
Sun-!
when
his
hit
drove
Herbie
Morgan
home:
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deadlock
with
Moose
in
the
ninth.
m
game
01
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series,
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game,
8
to
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The
first
game
had
'
he
r.-.tt:
men
3
to
;
j
second.
j
Neither
team
scored
In
the
second
Inning
but
Moose
added;
another
run
and
Savoy
three
In
the
third
to
make
the
score
5
to
4.
Dahl
scored
for
Moose
when
he
got
'a
hit,
stole
second
and
third
and
reuistcred
on
McNlece's
single
over
short
stop.
Savoy
tallied
when
B.
Slmundso
singled,
stole
second,
and
crossed
the
I;.
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Davis
in
with
a
triple
base
hit
j
I
to
left
field.
Pavlikis
scored
when
j
McKlnnon
Jugg:ed
Foster's
drive.
In
the
fourth
Inning
Moose
collected
two
runs.
Dunbar
walk-Moore
i
cd,
Rosed
ale
drove
one
through
Arney,
McKlnnon
singled,
Abel
hit
.over
.second
and
Dunbar
came
home
on
It.
Dahl
popped
out,
Henry
drove
a
hot
one
to
Arney
who
recovered
and
tagged
third
forcing
McKlnnon
out
but
allowing
Rosedale
to
score.
Savoy
also
tallied
two
runs
in
the
fourth"
when
Morgan,
replacing
Postuk,
singled.
Bill
duplicated,
M.
Simundson
filled
the
bases
when
McKlnnon
muffled
his
drive
and
Davis
clouted
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WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)-Diplomatic
officials
predicted
Joday
that
American
relations
with
Russia
;
are
likely
to
enter
a
new
and
rougher
phase
at
the
!
United
Nations
general
assembly
opening
in
New
York
next
week.
A
whole
series
of
dramatic
develop-
I
ments,
heightening
Russo-American
differences
and
:
bearing
vitally
upon
upon
related
.
.
AIRCRAFT
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United
States
Machine
Believed
to
Have
Met
With
Disaster
off
Queen
Charlottes'
A
United
Stales
aircraft
which,
left
Annette
Island
today
for
Itose
Harbor
is
missing
and
may
have
come
to
grief
in
the
vicinity
of
Itose
Harbor
off
the
south
end
of
J
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
according
to
fragmentary
reports
in
the
hands
of
the
provincial
police.
First
word
of
a
possible
aircraft
mishap
in
this
vicinity
came
this
morning
with
the
receipt
of
advice
that
a
United
States
Army
aircraft
flying
at
17,000
feet,
had
sighted
a
light
single-engied
plane
painted
yellow
"disappear
into
clouds
in
a
trail
of
smoke"
at
9:45
miles
east
of
Rose
Harbor,
There
was
on
other
dentifica-tion
up
to
mid-afternoon.
If
is
believed
to
have
been
an
America
plane
flying
independently.
The
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
and
the
United
States
Coastguard
were
advised
and
the
latter
have
already
had
a
flight
out
from
Annette
Island
to
the
region.
It
was
turned
back
by
bad
weather.
Coast
stations
and
shipping
have
been
advised
to
be
on
the
look-out
for
further
trace
or
i
information.
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in
prospect
before
and
after
Secretary
of
State
George
Marshall
leads
the
Am-j
crlcan
delegation
to
the
Assembly
meeting.
a
Foremost
among
these
developments
will
be
the
Truman
administration's
decision
on
whether
to
call
a
special
session
of
Congress
to
consider
a
temporary
aid
fund
for
Europe.
This
wuu:a
do
an
advance
against
billions
which
the
ad-
ministration
hopes
Congress
will
provide
early
next
year
for
ai
long-term
Marshall
recovery
pro
gram.
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4.05
Senator
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68
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3.20
THE
WEATHER
Forecast
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Overcast
today
with
Intermittent
rain
this
afternoon,
Overcast
with
showers
tonight,
early
Tuesday,
becoming
cloudy
by
midday.
Winds
southeasterly
(30)
along
the
mainland
this
afternoon
and
southerly
(20)
elsewhere.
Winds
generally
northwesterly
(20)
thereafter.
Little
challge
In
temperature
Cholera
Hits
At
Refugees
NEW
DELHI,
V
Dreaded
cholera
struck
today
among
thousands
of
fleeing
refugees
trekking
acro&s
hot,
dry
plains
of
partitioned
Punjab
where
In
the
last
three
weeks
an
estimated
200,000
have
died
In
the
bloody
religious
war.
In
a
dispatch
from
Lahore,
Reuters
News
Agency
said
the
disease
hit
the
mass
exodus
of
refugees
already
weakened
by
exposure,
under
-
nourishment
and
exhaustion.
Barted
wire
enclosures,
under
police
guard,
were
hurriedly
set
up
a
the
border
town
of
Kasur,
4J)
miles
southeast
of
Lahore,
as
preventative
measure
for
Moslem
refugees
arriving
from
east
Punjab
who
will
be
quarantined
until
they
are
inoculated.
British
Timber
Party
Coming;
Local
Entertainment
Arranged
Chairman
George
C.
Mitchell
and
his
lumber
committee
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamlber
of
Commerce
completed
arrange
ments
at
a
week-end
meeting
for
entertainment
of
forty
Important
British
timberrnen,
members
of
the
United
Kingdom
Timber
Trades
Federation,
who
;WiU
visit
Prince
Rupert
this
Wednesday
In
the
course
c.f
a
tour
of
Canada
to
studv
the
timber
industry
of
this
country
In
.roUtlon.
to
trade
-with
.thelPerlvaie;
Jfc
Buchanan.
jKao
Brltlrh
Isles.
'The
British
Co-
lumbia
nortlnn
nf
tho
tnur
of
the
Dominion
is
under
thp
atis-
pices
of
the
provincial
depart-
menfcj
of
Trade
and
Industry
and
Lands
and
Forests.
Arriving
here
Wednesday!
morning
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
frcm
Vancouver,
the
visitors
will
be
entertained
at
a
specially
arranged
fish
luncheon
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
after
which
they
will
leave
by
bus
for
Port
Edward
to
visit
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
salmon
cannery.
Following
an
Inspection
of
the
plant,
refreshments
will
be
served
In
the
cannery
mess
housed
They
will
leave
by
train
in
the
evening
for
Prince
Geor?
where
two
days
will
be
spent
visiting
lumber
manufacturing
plants.
If
time
permits,
other
courtesies
will
be
extended
the
party
here,
Including
drives
'
around
the
city
to
visit
local
export
sh'nolng
Installations.
William
A.
McAdam,
British
Columbia
Agent
-
General
In
BING
CROSBY
IS
SPREADING
BAItNSLEY,
England,
A
strike
in
Britain's
nationalized
coal
mines
spread
from
southenr
to
western
Yorkshire
mines
to
day,
reversing
the
partial
bark
to
work
movement
which
had
given
rise
to
hopes
for
settle
ment.
Tw0
thousand
miners
at
Prince
of
Wales
colliery,
Poiit"-fract,
began
a
sympathy
walkout
at
the
start
of
the
afternoon
shift.
The
colliery-
is
.the
first
In
West
Yorkshire
to
be
affected.
It
has
a
weekly
production
target
of
11,800
tons.
At
Grlme-thorpe,
where
the
strike
started,
2200
miners
rejected
an
appeal
to,
return
to
work.
The
total
of
miners
Idle
today
Is
43,000.
London,
'is
coming
here
with
the
party.
The
party
consists
of:
J.
Alsford,
Jnr.
Chairman
and
managing
director,
J.
Alsford,
Ltd.,
Feltham;
L.
A.
Bay-man
Chairman,
Geo.
E.
Gray.
Ltd.,
Ilford;
chairman
London
Softwood
Importers'
Section
of
T.T.F.;
J.
II.
Boothman
cnair-
man
and
managing
director
Peerless
Built-in
Furniture,
Ltd.
ert
Melville
and
Co.,
Lta.rFal-
1
kirk,
oldest
timber
merchants
i
in
Scotland;
P.
M.
Comlbas
Managing
director
P.
M.
Ccmbes
Ltd..
Eastleigh;
joint
managing
director,
J.
T.
Sydenham
and
Co.,
Ltd.,
Poole
and
Portsmoutn
president
Hants
and
Dorset
Timber
Trade
Association;
N.
H.
Croxford
Assistant
managing
director.
Price.
Walker
and
Co.,
Ltd,
Gloucester;
director,
Price,
Walker,
Croxford
a'nd
Co.,
Ltd..
Bristol,
and
other
companies.
H.
W.
Daniells
Founder
of
H.
W.
Daniells,
Ltd.,
London;
A.
C.
C.
Darby,
M.C.
Deputy
chairman
and
joint
managing
director,
Denny,
Mott
and
Dickson,
Ltd.;
chairman,
John
Sten-nlng
and
Son,
Ltd.;
director,
Louis
T.
Leonowens,
Ltd.,
director,
African
Timbers,
Ltd.;
past
chairman,
English
Timber
Merchants'
Association;
1939-41.
assistant
controller
Timber
Control;
1941-45.
senior
deputy
director.
Heme
Timiber
Production
Department;
W.
S.
Davidson
Manager
Denny,
Mott
and
(Continued
on
Page
Five)
WINS
GOLF
TITLE
proceeded
to
chip
the
ball
back.
It
took
a
couple
of
bounces
and
galloped
right
Into
the
cup
In
one
of
the
most
electrifying
shots
ever
seen
on
a
golf
course
as
It
carried
with
it
the
championship
of
1947.
The
crowd
went
wild
and
almost
mobbed
the
famous
crooner.
"The
greatest
golf
thrill
of
my
life,"
said
Bing.
AT
JASPER
IN
THRILLING
FINISH
JASPER
PARK
Bing
Crosby,
world
famous
screen
star,
crooner
and
good
sportsman,.
pulled
the
greatest
stunt
of
his
spectacular
career
here
on
Saturday
afternoon
when
he
won
the
eighteenth
annual
Totem
Pole
golf
championship
with
a
birdie
that
f
lew
from
the
back
of
the
green
right
into
the
cup.
His
final
opponent
was
Gordon
Ver-1
ley
of
Uplands
Golf
Club,
Victoria.
He
had
put
his
third
shot
18
Inches
from
the
cup
with
a
magnificent
50-foot
putt
and
was
dead
for
a
par
four,
Crosby
put
his
second
over
the
green.
With
close
to
a
thousand
people
densely
packed
around
the
eighteenth
green
and
the
match
all
squared
at
the
36th
hole,
Blng
COAL
STRIKE
Wartime
House
Purchasers
We
wish
to
draw
your
attention
to
our
Fire
Insurance
facilities.
We
represent
only
the
STRONGEST,
SOUNDEST
AND
SAFEST
companies.
We
solicit
your
business
and
can
write
up
a
policy
while
you
wait.
Quick
settlement
of
losses.
DYBHAVN
&
HANSON
LTD.
315
Third
Avenue
British
Soldiers
Use
Force
Making
Them
Quit
Vessel
HAMBURG
(CP)
British
soldiers,
swinging
truncheons,
bodily
dragged
resisting
Jewish
refugees
of
the
Exodus
1947
from
a
British
transport
today
and
loaded
them
on
trains
which
carried
them
to
Poppendorf
displaced
persons'
camp
near
Luebeck
The
first
train
reached
Poppendorf
late,
after
f
being
stopped
enroute,
a
British
Bulletins
WOULD
BOMB
LONDON
LONDON
The
wartime
air
defence
system
Iwent
back
Into
operation
over
'London
today
following
threats
from
France
that
Jewish
(terrorists
planned
to
bomb
London.
Security
police
In
Paris.
Sneantime,
turned
over
to
the
public
-prosecutor
today
dossiers
involving
Inn
American
Tabbi,
TJurach
Korf
f,
33,
and
two
'other
'persons
in
what
dcteif
ives
said
was
a
Plot
to
idrtp
110.000
Jewbh
propaganda
leaflet
"bombs"
from
an
Airplane
ton
London.
MISS
AMERICA
CONTEST
ATLANTIC
CITY
Margaret
Marshall,
18-year
ld
lioncy
blonde
.from
Toronto,
placed
third
Saturday
behind
"Miss
America
1941,,
Barbara
io
Walker
of
Memphis,
Tennessee.
Miss
Marshall
captured
the'
coveted
Ibathing
sult
contest:
"
""
CAPS
WIN
LEAGUE
VANCOUVER
Vancouver
Capilanos
captured
the
Western
International
iLeague
baseball
pennant
Saturday
when
Tain
forced
cancellation
of
a
Victoria-Spokane
double-header.
The
cancellation
ended
Spokane's
last
hope
of
overtaking
the
nace-maklng
Vancouver
Club.
VANCOUVER
CAFE
TtOBBERV
VANCOUVER
Expert
safe
crackers
netted
themselves
$1,500
when
they
broke
into
a
small
safe
In
inirdy's
cale
here
early
Sunday.
Investigating
police
said
the
tobbers
pried
the
dial
off
with
fa
'crow
bar,
put
nitro-glycerine
in
the
slots
and
covered
the
front
of
the
safe
with
Tvet
towels
to
deaden
the
fcound
Vf
the
explosion.
U.N.
Help
ForJ
ews
Palestine
Committee
Calls
For
Assembly
Action
LAKE
SUCCESS,
P)
The
United
Nations
Palestine
committee
declared
unanimously
today
that
Immediate
help
for
250,000
dls
tressed
European
Jews
wouli
ease
considerably
the
problem
cf
the
Holy
Land.
The
commit
tee
calVld
on
the
United
Nations
general
assembly
centres
as
c.
"Vital
pre-requlslte
to
settlement
of
difficult
conditions
In
Palestine."
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY
American
Boston
4,
Philadelphia
3
St.
Louis
0,
Detroit
2
New
York
6,
Washington
9
Cleveland
6,
Chicago
4
National
Chicago
6,
Pittsburgh
7
Brooklyn
2,
New
York
3
Philadelphia
4,
Boston
7
Cincinnati
3,
St.
Louis
4
SUNDAY
American
Cleveland
3,
Chicago
2
Boston
4-3,
Philadelphia
7-New
York
7,
Washington
1
St.
Louis
3,
Detroit
.0
National
Chicago
4,
Pittsburgh
3
Brooklyn
6,
New
York
7
Philadelphia
4,
Bostbn
0
Cincinnati
2.,
St
Louis
12
official
salC
because
the
refugees
had
torn
the
iron
bars
from
the
windows,
apparently
for
use
as
weapons.
Armored
cars
were
standing
by
at
Poppendorf
but
the
refugees
refused
to
leave
the
train.
Some
of
the
1400
refugees,
aboard
the
Ocean
Vigour,
first
of
the
three
British
transports
to
discharge
its
passengers,
left
the
ship
peaceably
but
others
were
dumped
forcibly
on,
to
the
Hamburg
dock.
Week
o
f
Destiny
LONDON,
Prime
Minister
Clement
Attlee,
lacing
what
the
Ttritlsh
press
called
"Britain's
Sveek
I
destiny-,"
returned
to
10
Downing
Street
today
to
Tesume
the
reins
of
'government
an
dap-
-4
iwbVetffcwl
details
oTfAToluW?
tionary
.xport-boosting'
plan
proposed
"by
Sir
Stafford
Cripps,
president
of
the
Board
of
Trade.
During
the
potentially
liis-tory-making
next
five
days,
London,
for
many
officials,
will
te
a
multi-ringed
circus
of
(national
and
interregional
discussion
aimed
at
breaking
dollar
difficulties.
Storm
Hits
South
Coast
Tempest
Wrecks
YesseIs
First
Keal
Autumn
Sea
Fury
VANCOUVER,
O)
Storm
r-lashed
seas
continued
to
pound
the
Lower
Mainland
of
the
Pacific
Coast
today,
raising
fears
for
the
safety
of
several
lushing
.boats
operating
off
tfrs
southern
tip
ol
Vancouver
is
land
while
the
United
States
Coastguard
announced
that
twelve
persons
had
been
rescued
frcm
a
powerless
fishing
boat,
the
Tradewitids
Sea
FLshsr,
about
sixteen
miles
north
of
Depoe
Bay,
Oregon.
The
cutttr
Bonham
towed
the
Sea
Fisher
to
Depoe.
Saturday,
night
the
Northwest's
first
autumn
storm
sarJi
the
Seattle
fishing
vessel
Smoky
off
Vancouver
Island
but
the
Canadian
troller
Dash
In
took
off
two
men
alboard.
and
landed
them
safely
at
Barafleld
on
the
West
Coast.
Coastguard
officials
at
Seattle
said
the
50-foot
vessel
Quest
sought
help
Saturday
night
when
her
engine
was
disabled
and
a
motor
llfefboat
stood
by
overnight
until
repairs
were
made,
the
Quest
proceeding
safely
under
her
own
power.
Also
off
Grays,
Harbor
the
Alice
B.
put
In
a
call
for
holp
and
the
cutter
McLane
towed
the
disabled
craft
to
port.
Local
Tides
Tuesday,
September
9,
1947
High
8:26
15.3
feet
20:16
18.3
feet
Low
'2:00
5.9
feet
13:50
10.0
feet
WANTED
AUTOMOBILE
FOR
CASH
1937
or
later.
Must
be
in
excellent
condition.
Mr.
Taylor,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
(212)
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