Is
Abandoned
Another
Hud-
tradlr.3
vessel
is
a
alter
going
aMiuie.
otorship
Neophyte
aground
Tuesday
(or
a
:
apply
voy-
Bar
post-5.
The
a
total
loss,
was
htt
rrew
of
six
a;
)
or
safe.
yto
the
second
?1
L,
IAI
IU11
il
t':;
Neophyte
F
r
E
vcrn,
250
sf
rf
nnrthprn
it-
cuimiiaiiucu
Csrl:;n,
veteran
UHRO.
RED
line
Meet
at
O.N.U.
t
.
.rt
n
a
'enewed
aspect!
Army
sergeants
kidnapped
by
la
rvenins
when
cut
in
mil
iorce
fr.rrwell
Alec
Mnn.
i
Tn.nrr
nr
inn
rrrpon
n
-
-
i
ir.r-
ar;
cmci
cn-
iramer
Prince
Ru-
ik
cJwavs
shown
rt
m
the
bowling
iort
periodical
,xi
lib
lovlal
DPI"-
1
hft
rrentltr
ttAr1
"pnir
tnree
rinks
,;ic
content
for
a
1
'tip
m
n
nnn
ino
w
shipmate.
Andy
"elpod
him
to
de-
in
SOniP
nf
ths
oorlv
n"
til,
and
D,
A,
MacPhee
ftW
ttrnK1.
I
I
buou
ui
iiuiinr
nnn
lhe
best
in
his
vpars
11
ItTI
m
Ddnntvi
nM
A
-wtiwilirflil'Ilb
Ul
R8t
L.
A,
N.
Potter-
ui
uie
cere-
J
AJ1.1VUJO
isii
is
T.np
nn
v
to
retain
..
.
Jewish
terrorists
in
Palestine
and
hanged
In
retaliation
for
the
execution
of
terrorists,
convicted
for
taking
part
in
the
May
Jail
break
at
Acre
Prison.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
.New
York
5,
Cincinnati
4.
Philadelphia
9,
Chicago
2.
Boston
3-8,
Pittsburgh
5-5.
American
League
.Detroit
5,
New
York
8.
CAXTON'S
PRESS
The
first
printing
press
was
,
i
tp..ij
i
1
Ann
kit
1
1
itr
i
no
ro
er
vow
-
-
.
-
..v.
.
Piay;nu
for
the
ship
same
William
Reld,
ths
club,
presented
will)
the
cup
and
he
beit
of
luck
In
come
Alec,
In
re
nin
fVinnVo.l
111.
fl
,ftt,nV4
V14U
I
in.
rw
-1
4
1
t.
.
b"UU
bUIlt'S
I1C
i-
ctreen
and
for
ino,...i
i,
he
fine
turnout
for
same
and
the
assist-
mill
W
Will
WIC
jiivuiiiirv
in
ilia
William
Caxton.
I
police
said
they
now
believe
the
lwo
scows
the
damaged
Co-od
i
two
sergeants
naa
Deen
ncia
i
fsh
packer
Hlckey
was
lying
off
II
Prlsoncr
ncar
the
cdBe
f
Nat-1
the
Dlgby
Island
marine
station
I
n
n
vi
Klnfft
fhpir
nnriiirtlnn
1P
spite
the
fact
that
the
Natanya
area
had
been
repeatedly
searched.
Ovid
Ben
All,
the
mayor
of
Natanya,
Informed
British
police
headquarters
Wednesday
that
Irgun
Zval
Leumi,
the
extremist
Jewish
underground
group,
had
told
him
that
the
bodies
of
the
two
British
ser
geants
who
faced
death
had
been
executed
by
the
Irgunlsts
and
would
be
found
Thursday
In
the
wooded
coastal
plains
outside
Natanya.
Lleut.-Oencral
Sir
Alan
Cun
ningham,
High
Commissioner
In
Palestine,
has
summoned
Mrs.
born
had
of
the
Jewish
Agency
Oolda
Myerson,
United
States
political
department,
to
Government
House.
It
Is
understood
he
Is
demanding
co-operalion
from
the
Jewish
community
In
combatting
Jewish
terrorist
activities.
cold-blooded
and
dastardly
LONDON
Colonial
Secretary,
Creech-Jones,
declared
In
the
House
of
Commons
today
that
there
could
scarcely
have
been
"a
more
dastardly
act
than
the
cold-blooded
and
calculated
murder"
of
the
two
British
this
morning
as
the
salvage
crew
which
brought
her
from
Hammer
Rocks
waited
for
a
high
tide
in
order
to
beach
her.
cms
of
water
In
which
she
had
settled,
and
towed
bv
the
tug
Kalen
to
the.
entrance
of
the
harbor.
She
was
to
be
beached
at
DVrby
Island
and
temporary
natehes
put
on
her
damaged
hull
then
towed
to
the
dry
dock
for
repairs.
The
Hlckey;
.wasiJoadcd
with
flsh
ramn
supplies
and
Ice
when
she
struck
the
Hammer
reef.
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Skies
were
clear
over
the
interior
of
British
Columbia
this
morning
and
variable
thin
cloudiness
in
tile
coastal
areas
will
prove
no
threat
to
the
weather
today.
Temperatures
will
rise
to
rrild-seventles
on
the
coast
during
the
afternoon
while
at
several
points
over
the
ln-teridr
the
mercury
is
expected
to
reach
the
nineties.
Tlure
is
no
serious
disturbance
In
the
Immediate
vicinity
and
clear
skies
and
warm
weather
are
expected
to
continue
through
Friday.
,
Forecast
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Variable
cloudiness
over
the
Queen
Charlottes,
clear
along
the
mainland
today
an
dtonight.
Clear
Friday
over
the
entire
area.
A
few
fpg
patches
over
the
low
lying
areas
Friday
morning
clearing
by
noon,
Winds
light.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday-
Port
Hardy
40-68.
Massett
50-60,
Prince
Rupert
50-
!63.
BREAKING
BARRIERS
OF
RACIAL
INTOLERANCE!
Twelve
white
girls
and
a
white
boy
from
Quincy,
Mass.,
haye
arrived
in
New
York
for
a
two-week
stay
with
Negro
families
in
Harlem
In
an
attempt
to
show
"the
folly
of
racial
intolerance.
During
will
take
part
In
the
religious
their
stay,
the
New
Engenders
and
social
activities
of
their
hosts.
Here
Is
a
happy
scene
as
Winnifred
Edwards,
of
the
Bronx,
and
Barbara
Nell,
of
WW.
plav
the
piano
while
the
group
sings
at
the
Harlem
y.wa
a
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRA!
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWMPAPER
Wk
N'T
-
To
Receive
Immediate
Attention
of
Security
Council
LAKE
SUCCESS,
N.
Y.,
O)
The
President
of
the,
United
Nations
Security
Council
late
yes
terday
placed
the
Indonesian
question
on
the
agenda
for
Immediate
hearing
by
the
security
council.
Australia
and
India'
had
so
requested.
Consideration
will
likely
commence
today.
The
prime
minister
of
Australia,
Mr.
Chtfley,
announced
yesterday
that
Australia
has
dir
ected
her
representative
In
the;
United
Nations
Security
Council
to
draw
the
council's
attention
to
the
Indoneasian
situation,
under
Article
38,
of
the
United
Nations
charter.
In
New
Delhi,
the
Interim
government
of
India
today
app'ealcd
to
the
United
Nations
Security
Council
to
intervene
In
the
rhirrh-Tnrinnp.;
,flrhfin(T
inri
The
Hlckey's
bottom
was
holed
I
brlne
u
to
an
end
as
a
'mnAW
wnen
sne
sixuck
a
reei
near
Triple
Island
last
Saturday
morning
and
she
was
later
sunk
to
prevent
her
from
breaking
up
In
the
pounding
surf
of
Chatham
Round.
Wednpsdav.
the
110-font.
nack-
pr
was
ralepH
hv
an
Armnnr
Kal.l
to
the
peace
of
the
world.
iKENNEY
OPENS
NEW
HOTEL
AT
vage
Co.
crew
from
the
13
fath-jflf
L
AM
LAI
I
Hon.
E.
T.
Kcnney,
provincial
minister
of
lands
and
forests,
officiated
today
at
the
formal
opening
of
the
new
hotel
at
Ocean
Falls.
The
event
was
attended
by
a
large
party
of
Vancouver
people,
many
of
whom
came
"north
on
the'
Prince
Rupert.
Others
travelled
In
chartered
boats,
among
them
a
fairmile
cruiser.
The
modern
structure,
owned
by
Pacific
Mills,
was
Wit
by
a
Vancouver
construction
company,
and
is
one
of
the
finest
hotels
on
the
coast.
QUARRY
MAN
DROPS
DEAD
Gustav-
Lrlcksou
Succumbs
While
Working
for
City
Tills
Afternoon
Gustav
Erickson.
aged
aboJt
52,
collapsed
and
expired
about
2:30
this
afternoon
while
working
In
thp
city
rock
quarry
on
Park
Avenue.
The
man
Is
single
and,
apparently,
has
no
relatives
here.
Constable
Johnson
of
the
city
police
was
called
and
the
;
coroner
later
arrived
on
the)
scene.
RED
STRIPPING
IS
PROTESTED
United
States
Objects
to
Russian
Removal
of
Assets
From
Hungary,
Bulgaria
and
Romania
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
KP
-
The
United
States
has
protested
to
i
Russia
-against
the
Soviet
re-;
imoval
of
former
German
and
Italian
assets
frcm
the
defeated
!
Balkan
states
of
Hungary,
Bul
¬
garia
and
Romania.
Robert
Lovett,
Undcr-secrctary
of
State,
told
a
press
conference
yesterday
mat
a
note
had
been
delivered
to
Foreign
Minister
Molotov
in
Moscow
asking
for
full
Information
regarding
such
transfers
of
property.
AIR
PASSENGERS
Outbound
Today
i
To
Vancouver
JMr.
and
Mrs.
Anderson,
L.
Carrothcrs,
D.
C.
Best,
J.
Delinks,
A.
G.
Forrester,
O.
W.
Hasencamp,
C.
Llpsln,
A,
ssunae,
ta.
u.
Wallace.
.
White.
Inbound,
.Wednesday
From
Vancouver
Mrs.
M.
MJos,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Rllse
and
family,
O.
W.
Hasencamp,
Mrs.
C.
Hlatt,
Glen
Lee,
Miss
D.
Riley.
From
Sandspit
ir,
Thorn,
H,
jHeiln
c
Jone
E
Bedford.
1
WHiill
-Mm
GREEK
GOVERNMENT
FACING
CRISIS-
That
an
army
has
been
trained
and
equipped
by
Soviet
satellite
nations
to
Invade
Greece
in
an
attempt
to
set
up
another
Russian
-controlled
state.
Is
the
charge
made
by
Greek
Foreign
Minister
Constantln
Tsaldaris.
who
Is
now
In
New
York
while
Greek
government
forces
are
fighting
a
force
reported
to
have
invaded
Greece
from
Albania.
Tsaldaris
Is
shown
here,
left,
with
Premier
De-metrios
Maxlmos
as
they,
conferred
during
their
first
joint
appearance
at
the
Greek
parliament.
Premier
Maximos
has
e-celved
an
urgent
request
for
reinforcements
for
govenment
foces
In
the
Kalpaki
area
of
northwestern
Greece,
where
the
second
Invasion
force
from
Albania
Is
reported
engaged.
GENERAL
MOTORS
AND
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
SCORE
SOFTBALL
WINS
In
games
featured
by
heavy
hitting
.
General
Motomwon:
f
rom
High
ScJjooLi)y-.17r4
;auil.,(jordon
and
Anderson
from
Co-op
by
20-5,
in
last
etching's
fastball
double
bill.
It
was
a
big
evening's
sport
entertainment
which
lasted
until
10
p.m.
Pavhrjis
was
safe
on
Hqrtvvig
s
error.
Wmdle
hit
a
two-bagger.
Lamble
struck
out
and
Lindsay
flew
out
to
Hart-wig.
Dominato
hit
a
two-bagger
and
Pavllkls
and
Windle
scored
but,
In
trying
to
stretch
his
two-bagger
Into
a
three-base
hit,
Dominato
was
tagged
at
third,
Sharjte
to
Forbes.
.Two
runs
came
in
on
two
hits
and
an
error.
,
Symes
was
out
to
Vuckovich,
Forman
to
Windle
and
then
Sharpe
hit
a
two-bagger.
Hart-wig
'as
out
Windle
to
Antone.
One
hit,
no
runs.
In
the
second
Antone
was
safe
on
Hartwlg's
error,
Foster
was
walked,
Vuckovich
flew
out
to
Owens,
Pierce
reached
first
and
Pavllkls
hit
a
three-bagger
to
bring
in
three
runs.
Windle
was
walked,
Hartwig
to
Pierce,
and
Lambie
was
out,
Syrnes
to
Pierce,
with
Pavllkls
having
scored
the
fourth
run.
Forbes
was
out
Windle
to
Antone,
Kennedy
hit
and
Tierce
Fish
Sales
American
Roberta,
60,000,
Cold
Storage.
Canadian
Zapora,
65,000,
23.80
and
Atlin.
;-,
,,
Robert
B.,
35,000,
Co-op.
19,
ENGLAND'S
OIL
Old
history
books
mention
oil
Fi""l!U!d
in
1667.
JAIL
V.
SAW
AFTER
MINISTERS
IN
BURMA
SLAIN
Burmese
police
have
killed
three
followers
of
former
Premier
V.
Saw
and
arrested
him
and
19
lieutenants
In
a
raid
In
connection
with
the
machine-gun
massacre
of
seven
Burmese
council
ministers.
Former
Premier
V.
Saw,
shown
here,
accompanied
by
an
unidentified
officer,
wrs
sebed
ft.
h's
hnnv
in
:
Rangoon
suburb.
fvjkw
Blue
j
TTRstar
Cabs
ta
yi
m
1
w
-
n.
ADD
Phnt
NIGHT
SiKVICE
Stand:
rrM
Hotel,
Third
Ave.
P
I'ublisljpfi
-at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"I'rincc
Ktipcrt,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
I
iPCIAL
'
N'
178-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JULY
31,
1947
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
SIEVT
'V
'
"
209
llrry.
erican
muve
lo
Answer
R.USSI3D
Veto
Due
of
British
Sergeants
in
Palestine;
Blown
to
n
...
n
L..
T
y
uunning
ouuuy
irap
HllUIl
IVUIIIIlllK
wTTioii
r'llorl
Rtr
RritlttVi
Anf
Virrifif
-
-
-
-
v
vru.
J
S
A
L
E
M
(CP)
A
cunningly
contrived
today
blasted
to
bits,
the
bodies
of
two
H,
1
1
.
i.
v.
...
...
.
-
0
0
-
,
it
T
rr
T
1
1
I
hours
aner
me
irgun
jviu
L,eumi
nau
reprisal
for
the
execution
of
two
v
the
Palestine
government.
The
exploi
n
Bay
LOSt
.ost
sion
blew
over
an
area
of
fjfty
yards.
The
bodies
were
found
Forty
Million
Dollar
Scheme
Was
Approved
WASHINGTON,
Qi
Henry
J.
Kaiser
testified
yesterday
that
Admiral
William
D.
Leahy,
White
House
chief
o(
staff,
flashed
the
go-ahead
sign
on
a
multi-million
dollar
wartime
contract
for
200-ton
cargo
planes,
which
never
got
Into
the
air,
to
thwart
the
submarine
menace.
Kaiser
claimed
that
the
baby
flat-tops
practl
cally
won
the
war.
HICKEY
BEACHED
ON
DIGBY
ISLAND
rkh
Packer
Will
1c
Brought
To
Dry
Dock
Later
five
miles
from
Natanya.
The!
SuSnendcd
on
cables
between
Consider
ndonesia
KENYA
SKIPPER
ACTIVE
THROUGH
TWO
CONFLICTS
Captain
Lennox
Boswell,
D.S.
O.,
KM.,
captain
ol
H.MS.
Kenya
which
visits
here,
was
bom
in
Essex
on
May
18,
1898,
and
join
ed
the
R.
N.
College,
Osboine,
in
May
191L
He
Joined
his
first
ship,
H.M.S.
Irresistible
in
July
1914
a
few
days
before
the
Kaiser's
war
started
and
saw
service
In
her
In
the
Channel
aiid
North
Sea
and
then
at
the
Dardanelles,
where
he
landed
several
times
to
blow
up
the
guns
of:
the
entrance
forts.
His
ship
was
sunk
by
a
mine
during
the
March
18
attack
on
the
Narrows.
On
April
25,
the
day
the
army
landed,
he
was
In
charge
of
a
picket
boat
at
Seddul-BahT
and
subsequently
took
part
in
ml'ie
sweeping
and
mine
laying
off
Smyrna.
In
August
1915
he
Joined
H.M.
'S.
Queen
Elizabeth,
which
be-;
came
Admiral
David
Beatty's
flagship
In
1917,
and
witnessed
the
surrender
of
the
German
High
Sea
Fleet
in
November,
1918
At
that
time
five
U.S.
battleships
formed
the
6th
Battle
Squadron
under
Admiral
Hugh
Rodman.U
3
.N.,
who
'was
a
connection
of
Captain
Boswell's
mother,
a
Rotch,
with
cousins
In
New
England.
Between
the
wars,
Captain
Boswell
served
on
the
China
Sta
tion
1920-22.
West
Indies
and
America
Station
1925-26,
Mediterranean
1929-30
and
in
be
tween
In
various
ships
of
'lie
Home
Fleet,
Including
the
air
craft
carrier
Furious,
the
8'
cruiser
Dorsetshire,
and
in
the
fleet
flagship
Nelson.
While
Fleet
Gunnery
Officer
in
the
latter,
he
commanded
the
Naval
Battalion
from
the
Home
Fleet
at
the
Coronation
of
the
present
Klnj
and
Queen.
Jle
attended
the
R.N.
Staff
Col
lege
In
1935
and
the
RAF.
Staff
College
In
1938.
In
1939
he
took
command
of
a
new
AJl.
Sloop
H.M.S.
Pelican
and
on
the
out
break
of
Hitler's
war,
was
senior
Officer
Escort
of
the
first
convoy
of
the
war,
from
the
Thames
to
the
Forth.
EARNED
D.S.O.
FOR
KEEPING
SHIPS
RUNNING
These
East
Coast
convoys
felt
the
brunt
of
the
first
air
attacks,
"E"-lboat
attacks
and
the
early
magnetic
and
aocoustlc
mine
campaigns.
Captain
Boswell
earned
his
DJS.O.
for
keeping
the
convoys
running
and
thus
ensuring
London's
coal
supply,
which
was
distinctly
precarious
at
that
time.
In
April,
1940
he
took
part
In
the
Norwegian
campaign
but
the
ship's
stem
was
blown
off
by
dive
bombers
near
Andalsne.s
and
I
he
was
lucky
to
get
her
back
to
the
Shetlands
In
tow
of
H.M5.
Fleetwood.
While
a
new
stern
was
being
built,
Captain
Boswell
took
part
in
the
evacuation
of
the
British
and
French
Armies
from
Dunkirk,
followed
by
various
antl-lnvaslon
activities.
ILM.S.
Pelican
was
repaired
in
'October
and
resumed
duties
on
the
East
Coast
for
the
winter
1
40-41.
In
March
'41
she
was
mln-
i
ed
twice
In
one
day
off
the
i
Thames
but
was
towed
back
to
Sheerness
and
just
kept
afloat.
I
Captain
Boswell
then
Joined
'the
Ordnance
Board
and
was
i
responsible
for
the
early
devel
opment
and
trials
of
the
"Hedgehog,"
an
antl
SM
weapon
that
proved
of
great
value
In
the
war.
In
July
1941
he
became
Deputy
Director
of
the-Gunnery
Division
of
the
Admiralty
and
was
responsible
for
the
development
of
Radar
for
gunnery
purposes
and
of
antl-alcraft
devices
In
general.
In
1943
he
declnted
the
command
of
a
cruiser
and
asked
to
be
sent
to
an'
aircraft
carrier,
and
In
March
took
command
of
H.MS.
Dasher,
(one
of
the
early
escort
carriers
or
by
Flat
Tops).
She
was
destined
to
Join
the
Battle
of
the
Atlantic
but
sank
Continued
on
Page
2)
U.S.
Envoy
Is
Called
to
Washington
Security
Council
Session
at
Lake
Success
Postponed
LAKE
SUCCESS,
0
Herschei
V.
Johnson,
deputy
United
States
delegate
on
the
United
Nations
Security
Council,
hurried
to
Washington
yesterday
.
for
a
series
of
conferences
with
the
Secretary
of
State,
General
Marshall
and
other
State
Department
officials.
Before
leaving,
Johnson
obtained
the
postponement
of
the
Security
Council
session
scheduled
for
the
afternoon.
The
Soviet
delegate,
Andrei
A.
Grcmyko,
was
to
have
givenat
mat
time
his
reasons
for
vetoing
the
United
States
proposal
for
an
11
-member
border
commission
designed
to
bring
peace
to
the
Balkans.
He
also
was
to
explain
the
Russian
proposals
on
the
Balkans.
Possibility
that
United
States
might
announce
a
drastic
move
to
counter
Russia's
veto
of
the
American
proposal
for
a
United
Nations
border
watch
over
the
Balkans
was
advanced
by
in
formed
sources
here.
These
sources
said
that
Hershel
V.
Johnson,
deputy
delegate
for
the
United
States,
might
disclose
the
next
American
step
in
the
serious
east-west
struggle'.'
over
the
Balkans
In
the
veto-
throttled
security
council
this
afternoon
or
tonight
Jones
Act
Is
Suspended
Canadian
Ships
May
Operate
Into
Hyder
By
Presidential
Decree
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
President
Truman
signed
a
special
order
yesterday
to
permit
a
Canadian
steamship
line
to
operate
into
Hyder,
Alaska,
from
United
Stales
ports.
A
..suspension
of
the
Jones
Act
regulations
in
this
case
is
granted
owing
to
special
circumstances.
SHOOTING
DOWN
PLANE
MISTAKE
BATAVTA,
Java1
W
Informed
Dutch
quarters,
commenting
on
Indonesian
reports
that
an
unarmed
Indian-owned
transport
plane,
laden
with
medical
supplies,
had
been
shot
down
by
Dutch
fighters
near
Jogjakarta
Tuesday
said
"It
Is
Increasingly
clear
there
is
a
possibility
of
a
mistake
having
been
made
In
aircraft
ldentlflfatlon."
CHINESE
SUCCUMBS
Lew
Shong
Koy,
a
Chinese
restaurant
cook,
died
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
this
morning
at
the
age
of
60.
He
had
been
In
Canada
for
a
number
of
years
and
leaves
a
wife
In
China.
High
Low
Local
Tides
Friday,
August
1
0:38
v
13:45
7:20
19:20
1947
19.6
feet
17.8
feet
3.1
feet
7.8
feet
II.M.S.
KENYA
SABOTAGE?
SAN
PEDRO,
Callfo-UOLS.
Kenya,
the
11,000-ton
cruiser
of
the
Royal
Navy,
which
will
be
In
British
Columbia
waters
next
week,
dropped
a
drmoll-tion
charge
at
her
berth
In
Los
Angeles
harbor
last
night.
It
was
later
found
to
have
been
caused
by
an
auxiliary
engine.
The
Incident
gave
rise
to
fears
of
undcr-water
saboteurs.
,