uis
Wins.
World
Series
Edging
Out
Boston
4-3
In
Final
rnf
Third
World
rest
I
any
llir.ri
Am-
.1
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U)
Germany
Oip
United
not
expect
to
i
mt-in
Vlr-rnv
Lord
today
tnat
i
1
An.tAtA
m1
fl...
.tntm.
,
I'll
11VL"
1111.111'
DfH
KALt
UNTER
if.
ii
t
iuua
i
-
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in
i.ivrni
a
IU11U
wit
u-
I
nabsen,
which
,
mlrri
In
n
vax.
,
tbwest
Porcher
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wiin
Hiunu
.ing
hunter.
whl:h
Jacob-
1
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1L3
y
-
-
-
-
than
12
hours
deer
la;-'
seen
by
his
Gundcrson,
that
;th.m
Hyaline:)
Louis
Ander-
irmnpre
w
tnp
failed
to
show
whrrpntionts
il
1
-11.
1'
m:iria
iu
innni
was
an
ardent
on
Paep
31
In
bush
a
lctintr
ne
ilrlkc
began
a
general
nlnn
urtwr
rn
1
1
1
.
men
union
iivnn
fine
i
uain
.
in
v.
1
vttratiu
Friday
scale,
FrinkKFmni.
u'vn0iiiait
claims
l
yewo"
are
asking
rccocnl-
ni
i
'
iniman.
The
inslstcnt
rlnlm
"-
unnea
3tates
C
bombs
tn
not
vM
UUUb
spokesman,
de-
""mug
wnat-
Spnt.
..
.
1
1.
...
uui
ol
lne
He
is
utifipr.
DREAMBOAT
HIT
BY
MECHANICAL
DIFFICULTIES
PARIS
-
Tacusan
Dreamboai,
returned
to
Orly
Field
lonay
.i
honlrn
trOUDlC
tie-
W11LJ1
vi""-
.
vcloped
a
few
hours
aiier
u
took
off
in
an
effort
to
brcah
the
transAtlantlc
speed
record
between
Paris
and
New
York.
The
Dreamboat
had
hopad
to
make
the
flight
in
HV2
hours.
The
present
record
Is
14
hour,
39
minutes.
To
span
the
3G00
miles,
the
Dreamboat
would
have
V
race
nt
313
miles
per
hour.
.
'lire
far
mer
".ecord
required
ft
spew
'
234
miles
per
hour.
Local
Tides
i
Wednesday,
October
16.
1948
...
-
Lh,.
C
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRiTi.
.
O,
JAPR
High
5:25
17.7
ft.
17:08
19.6
ft.
Low
11:00
9.4
ft
on
i
n
g
treaties
with.
Italy.
Finland,
Ro
mania,
Bulgaria
and
Hungary
France
Accepts
New
Constitution
PARIS
ff)
France
voted
to
accept
its
new
constitution
Sunday
but
the
feature
of
the
plebicile
was
the
failure
of
30-odd
per
cent
of
the
electorate
to
cast
ballots.
CANADA
HAS
33
VIOLENT
DEATHS
Tf-mnNTn.
fl
Canadian
ob.-
scrvcrvancc
of
Thanksgiving
Day
was
saddened
by
a
heavy
nt
01
33
violent
deaths,
among
them
22
highway
fatalities.
.,
Ontario
headed
tne.
usi
wim
17
deaths
Selling
Airplane
Overhaul
Plant
MONTREAL
The
former
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
repair
and
overhaul
depot
on
Lulu
Island,
opposite
New
Westminster,
B.C.,
is
being
offered
for
sale
by
War
Assets
Corporation,
It
was
announced.
,-,.
rniUMBIA
AT
WINNIPEG
The
picture
show.
a
group
of
Pacific
Coast
province
S'WSJ'
rJfl'i.wS'1
H
T
fee
aiu5Mr
ST
BoKd
'ol
Trade;
O.
A.
SiiwyBfecSS
Holme,.
Poors.
MOwn.
B.roaby.
Yugoslavia
Quits
Peace
Talks
In
Strong
Protest
Uver
Ineste
Not
Participating
In
Fin.il
Approval
Conference
On
Decisions
of
Nations
V
A
K
IS
I'aris
Peace
Conference
officially
ended
lale
today.
PAWS
(CP)
YupoSlavia
withdrew
officially
from
the
Peace
Conference
today
as
delegates
of
l
countries
concluded
the
final
session.
The
Yugoslav
delegation,
which
had
contended
,
...;n
r.
uo
fi-
tim
Hal
an
uort
of
Trieste,
WllllOUU
putvwo
w
v..v-
"...
UUb
.
ii
declared
the
country
would
not
participa
1c
i
in
the
CLAIM
SLAV
AND
ALBANIAN
BANDS
ATTACK
GREEKS
KOZANE,
(5
recce
Officials
reported
today
lhal
three
northern
(ircek
villaccs
were
attacked
and
one
was
burned
by
bands
"directed
by
Communist
ascitis"
from
Albania
and
Yugoslavia,
A
flreck
post
n
Yucoslavla
frontier
fought
off
a
band
of
500.
clsions
and
would
noi
associaw
herself
with
recommendations
MOLOTOVS
ATTACK
Paris
Peace
Conference
last
nijlit
completed
its
task
of
writing
peace
treaties
for
five
rnmifr
Nail
satellite
countries
after
Foreign
Minister
Molo-
tov
of
Russia
assailed
por
lions
of
the
pacts
"un
.nlif:irtorv."
He
accused
the
United
States
ntlne
to
dominate
the
conference
and
he
said
he
would
FOUR
LOSE
LIVES
OVER
HOLIDAY
Vancouver.
Q
Four
per
sons
met
dfath
In
Vancouver
and
the
adjacent
area
during
the
Thanksgiving
week-end,
Including
Lonnine
Dell
Mar-
kell,
4,
who
sunocated
in
ns
crib
while
his
parents
were
away.
Two
met
death
In
traffic
accidents
-
and
'a
fisherman
fell
off
his
boat
In
the
Pitt
Rlvef-and
was
drowned.
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Skies
are
clear
over
the
entire
province
this
morning.
Lowest
temperatures
reported
during
the
night
were
19
degrees
at
Williams
Lake
for
the
Interior
and
32
degrees
at
Comox
for
tne
coast.
Barometric
pressures
are
unusually
high
over
British
Columbia
and
the
present
clear
weather
Is
expected
to
continue
'
today
and
Wednesday
in
all
but
insist
that
the
Big
Four
foreign
(he
nor(hcrn
coastal
area
where
ministers
in
New
oris
"
u
increasing
clouds
ana
rain
w
vembcr
4
reconsider
parts
01
ine
1
expectert
Wednesday
due
to
a
...
...
,..1..,
n
.
.
.
.
1
it
storm
now
along
the
Aleutian
Islands
which
will
move
eastward
across
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
tomorrow.
Forecast
Prince
Rupert.
Queen
Char
lottes
and
North
Coast
Clear
todav.'
Increaslns
clouds
tonight
becoming
-overcast
with
inter
mittent
rain
Wednesday
after
noon
TJoM
northerly
winds
to
day
becoming
southeast
25
m.p.h.
bv
Wednesday
afternoon.
Little
chanac
in
temperature.
Mini
mum
-
temperatures
tonight
Port
Hardy.
31:
Massett,
30;
Prince
Rupert.
40.
Maximum
temperatures
Wednesday
rort
Hardy.
54;
Massett,
55;
Prince
Rupert,
50.
Mass
Manoeuvres
Of
Soviet
Troops
ROME
One
hundred
thous
and
Soviet
troops
are
on
large
scale
manoeuvres
near
Vienna,
Austria.
These
manoeuvres
are
on
the
largest
scale
seen
since
the
end
of
the
war.
BUFFALO
STEAKS
$1.75
PER
POUND
MINNEAPOLIS
Buffalo
melt
10.000
pounds
was
hnuviil
nn
hrre
in
a
few
hours
hv
meat-huiitry
residents.
One
man
phoned
1,500
miies
to
have
steaks
pu;
away
for
him
but
.was
refused.
The
bison
steaks
sold
for
$1.15
a
pound?
while
buffalo
burgers
were
cheaper
at
1
a'
pound.
EXCOMMUNICATE
YUGOSLAVS
IN
BISHOP'S
TRIAL
VATICAN
CITY,
Italy
-
The
Vatican
has
announced-the
ex
communication
of
all
Yugoslavs
connected
with
the
trial
of
Arcn-
blshop
Alojxljc
Stepinlc.
The
Archbishop
was
sen
tenced,
to
16
years
Imprisonment
at
forced
labor
after
being
found
i
guilty
of
collaboration
with
the
Axis.
a
ntnt.nrp
hplwpen
the
Vati
can
artd
Yugoslavia
may
pos
sibly
result.
1
ITfVC
PfkSITlOV
KpvpVal
Italian
newEipapers
lnr
ternreted
the
announcement
of
inehrIflciBls
ot-CaUwlic
faith;
responsible
for
the
trial
and
con-virUnn
at
Zaereb
Included
Mar
shal
Tito,
head
of
the
Yugoslav
mvprnment.
However,
authoritative
Vatican
quarters
said
Tito's
exact
status
was
not
known.
It
was
not
Known
il
Tito
is
a
Catholic.
Baseball
ST.
LOUIS
Harry
(The
Cat)
Brecheen
hurled
St.
Louis
cardinals
to
world
champion
ship
today
with
courageous
Job
of
relief
pitching
for
i-i
as-
rtslnn
over
Boston
Red
Sox
In
the
seventh
game
of
43rd
World
Scries.
Thus
Brecheen
Joined
eight
other
pitching
greats
with
three
Hpplsions
in
fall
classic,
nrsi
since
1920.
A
huee
throne
of
36,143
fans
practically
mobbed
crafty
lett
hander
as
final
out
was
recora-
pH
to
eive
the
Red
Birds
upset
victory
over
the
favored
Amen
ran
chamnlons.
In
thrill
packed
finale
Cards
pulled
It
out
or
Hre
with
an
eight-inning
run
engineered
by
TPnrw
RinneMprs'
darlnc
base
"nmnlnir.
run
that
meant
$3,
736.45
to
each
of
underdog
Red
nirri."!.
After
the
teams
traded
runs"
in
first
and
second
Innings,
Sox
scored
first
and
Birds
tying
It
up
In
second,
St.
Louis
apparently
put
the
game
in
ice
box
with
two-run
outburst
in
fifth
that
sent
Dave
(Boo)
Ferris
to
early
showerv
Bostln
..'
100
000
020
3
8
0
St.
Louis
,..
010
020
01x-4
9
1
Ferris,
Dobson
(5);
Klinger
8;
Johnson
8:
and
H.
Wagner,
Par-
tee
8;
Dickson,
Brecheen
8;
and
Garai;lola,
Rice
8.
Ctoen
Conflict
Between
Russia
and
Western
Bloc
Forecast
In
High
Places
Millions
Between
Paris
and
Berlin
Scared
By
Spectre
of
War
paptr
ir.P
dismal
nicture
of
the
continent
scared
by
the
spectre
of
another
war
was
drawn
to
day
by
Koss
Munro,
uanacnan
rress
wmei.
vfo
tW
frnm
Paris
tn
Berlin,
millions
of
people
in
Europe
are
seriously
concerned
over
the
pOSSlDllliy
OI
WUI
wdytoiih;
xMt..
fa.w.r
wesiern
nauons.
Scores
of
people
B.C.
MAN
ON
some
in
re
sponsible
positions,
seem
to
accept
the
inevitability
of
war
with
the
Soviet.
WORLD
FLIGHT
VANCOUVER
With
as
little
unconcern
as
If
he
were
purchas
ing
street
car
tickets,
a
Vancou
er
businessman
Edward
F
Gundrv.
fishing
net
manufac
ture-.
stenDed
into
the
local
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines'
ticket
nffire
recently
and
picked
up
tickets
that
will
take
him
around
the
world
by
air.
As
far
as
is
known
it
is
the
first
trans-world
air
passage
sold
In
Canada.
Mr,
Gundry
is
well
known
in
fliJilnz
circles
in
Prince
Rupert
and
on
the
Skeena
River,
having
vixited
here
on
business
several
times.
He
was
a
Euest
speaker
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
CiuD
studded
with
names
made
fam
ous
by
the
war.
He
left
Saturday
afternoon
for
San
Francisco
for
the
Initial
over-water
nop
10
Honolulu.
Then
comes
Canton
Island,
Suva.
New
Caledonia
and
Auckland.
A
few
hours
takes
him
to
Sydney.
Brecheen
Carried
Off
.
Field
By
Team
Mates;
Cards
Win
Games
4-3
ST
LOUIS
St.
Louis
Cardinals
won
the
World
Series
today
by
a
4-3
victory
over
the
Boston
Red
Sox
to
send
home-town
fans
into
a
frenzy.
Cards,
behind
the
sparkling
performance
ot
Harry
Brecheen
on
the
mound,
chalked
up
a
second
win
in
two
days
over
the
Sox
to
end
the
series
4
games
to
3.
,
,
.,
Brecheen
"The
Cat"
was
in
top
form,
despite
his
heavy
and
successful
pitching
duties
yesterday.
nittordprs
Flair
In
Eastern
Bengal
BOMBAY.
India
Disorders
over
Moslem
and
Hindu
differ
ences
have
occurred
In
Eastern
Bengal.
India's
most-war
army
has
been
formed,
with
three
natlva
brigades,
one
brigade
of
frontier
troops
and
one
or
British
para
troops.
Find
Unexploded
Japanese
Bomb
BREMERTON,
Wash.
An
un
exploded
Japanese
balloon
bomb
was
discovered
near
hsre
Mon
day.
Federal
Bureau
of
Investiga
tion
officers
were
called
to
des
troy
it.
War
Grips
Western
Europe
.
,
ii..
.j
.
n..:r:..
I,,.,..
,
l',,,,
n
(!nal
'Wiirf
lnvrt"
m:wi;i
niwat
jni.t,.v.
-
-.
-
'
pniNHK
RUPERT
n.C.
TUESDAY.
OCTOBER
15.
1916
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
TAXI
TAXI
537
DAY
and
NIGHT
SERVICE
Bill
and
Ken
Nesbitt
MINING
STRIKE
N
BX.
ENDING
VANCOUVER
W
End
of
Brit
ish
Columbia's
last
remaining
major
labor
dLspute
the
106-,-day-old
walkout
of
2,000
hard-
rock
miners
was
in
sight
today
as
union
officials
advised
members
to
accept
Chief
Justice
McG.
Sloan's
proposals
for
set-
Uement
for
copper
mines.
Workers
are
expected
to
vote
on
the
proposals
Wednesday
call
ing
for
higher
wages.
Strike
Picture
In
Canada
Today
By
the
Canadian
Press
The
Canadian
strike
picture
today
showed:
Twelve
thousand
A.F.
ol
L.
bushworkers
In
Northern
On
tario
on
strike
for
higher
wages
and
better
working
conditions.
Salt:
Wage
settlement
reached
after
117-day
strike
at
Windsor,
Ont.,
affecting
4,000
U.A.W.-C.I.O.
employees
of
Canadian
Industries
Ltd.
Settlement
terms
not
announced.
PRESIDENT
TRUMAN
LIFTS
PRICE
CONTROL
ON
MEAT
AND
LIVESTOCK
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
Immediate
release
of
all
meat
and
livestock
in
the
United
States
from
price
control
was
announced
Monday
night
by
Presi-
.
UCUL
liuiimu
...
At
the
same
time
the
President
said
the
removal
of
wage
controls
will
be
accelerated.
Will
Nationalize
British
Cable
Co.
LONDON,
Oi
-House
of
Lords
tnH'.-
mv
third
readlne
to
a
British
bill
to
nationalize
Cable
and
Wire
Limited,
Britain's
yorld-wlde
telcwnunutucaUons
system
capitalized
at
$120,000,000.
Seize
Industries
'or
Reparations
BUDAPEST
O)
The
Hungar
ian
government
has
assumed
control
by
decree
of
the
country's
major
Industries
until
rep
arationsfixed
at
$3uu,uuu,wu
are
paid.
Asks
Controls
ExceDt
Rents
Lifted
CHICAGO,
(Ji
American
Federation
of
Labor
convention
here
tjiHnv
railed
on
the
covernment
to
remove
Immediately
all
wage
and
price
control
except
rents.
RED
CROSS
APPEAL
TORONTO
Plans
for
a
$5,-000,000
national
Red
Cross
appeal
next
March
for
its
peacetime
work
throughout
Canada
were
announced
by
Arthur
L.
Bishop,
chairman
of
the
society's
national
executive
committee.
HANGING
NAZI
RINGLEADERS
AT
NUERNBERG
PRISON
TODAY
Only
Alfred
Rosenberg
Refuses
to
Return
to
Religion
For
Solace
NUERNBERG
Official
reports
circulated
today
said
that
hangings
of
the
11
condemned
Nazi
ringleaders
would
begin
In
Niiernbere
prison
yard
at
12:01
a.m.
Wednesday
(3:01
f.m.
P.S.T.
Tuesday).
Prpviouslv
It
had
Deen
ex-
nected
that
the
executions
would
start
at
Dawn.
Executions
are
expected
to
take
about
three
hours
alto-
irpthpr.
The
Four
Power
Commission
mari
it
nlaln
there
would
be
no
official
announcement
until
after
the
last
man
had
gone
to
the
scaffold.
we
wui
speeu
uk
icuiumi
of
price
control,"
be
asserted.
But
no
Immediate
action
on
trus
phase
of
stabilization
problem
was
ordered.
President
Truman
cpupled
his
action,
designed
to
bring
more
meat
to
meat-shy
American
'dinner
tables;with''"vlgoroul
.denunciation
of
"a
few
men
in
the
Congress"
who,
he
said,
"in
I
the
service
of
selfish
interests
have
been
determined
for
s-me
time
to
wreck
price
controls
no
matter
what
the
cost
might
oe
to
our
people.
He
mentioned
no
names.
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For
Arms
Being
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giving
serious
consideration
to
a
request
of
the
Greek
government
for
arms
to
combat
guerilla
bands.
Reg
Lavime
'New
Broom9
Party
Candidate,
Is
leen
lotvn
mayor
"Old"
Party
City
Clerk
and
Police
Chief
Returned
at
Saturday
Elections
Teen
Town's
"New
Broom"
party
did
a
partial
job
of
clean
sweeping
at
the
Saturday
night
civic
elections
when
it
suceeded
in
whisking
Reg
Layigne,
its
mayoralty
candidate,
into
"V?
margin
of
nine
votes
over
iormer
muyui
m
..v,...r
Ten
of
the
condemned
men
rptnrnpri
to
religion
today
for
solace,
but
the
eleventh,
Alfred
unconhprp.
nhilosoDher
or
me
iiudvuH.oi
i
:
.
Nazi
party,
mused
to
see
.knloln
nr
st.nrtv
the
Bible.
Hermann
Goerlng
tola
prison
doctors
he
had
no
fear
of
death,
indicating
he
Intended
to
try
to
i
sun.
show
dignity
until
the
very
last
moment.
Hermann
Georlng
and
other
high-ranking
officials
of
Hitler's
war
staff
are
convinced
their
vnphrer
Is
dead.
Hitler
had
,1,..
an
far.
thev
said,
that
death
was
preferable
to
being
caught.
However,
it
lost
the
other
two
key
seats
on
the
Teen
Town
ad
ministration
set-up
to
tne
pre
vious
"Old"
party,
lncumoenis,
when
Miss
Mickey
Murray
was
returned
as
City
Clerk
and
Bob
McChesney
retained
'his
author
ity
as
Police
Chief.
Closing
of
the
pons
in
me
vivm
Centre
at
10
o'clock
Saturday
night
terminated
the
liveliest
pamnalen
In
Teen
Town's
brief
history.
Culminat
ing
a
10-day
electioneering
spasm
in
which
radio
speeches
and
bill
posters
prociamicu
fitness
of
the
candidates,
a
total
of
291
voters
cast
ballots.
Here
Is
the
final
voting
dox
scorer
For
Mayor
Reg
Lavlgne,
"New"
Party
...150
Mel
Thompson.
"Old"
party
..141
For
City
Clerk
Miss
Mickey
Murray
"Old
....ITV
Miss
Nina
Youngman
"wew
.u-
For
Tolice
Chief
Bob
McChesney
"Old"
rlW
Ole
Skos
"New"
THOMPSON
ALDERMAN
Former
Mayor.
Mel
Thompson's
defeat
as
administrative
head
of
Teen
Town,
however,
does
not
mean
that
he
has
teen
retired
from
a
formal
place
in
the
life
of
the
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