cond
Body
In
Month
found
i
-i.i
iKdicnewan
Premier
sses
Away
i
T
l
Anilfrson
:cd
Educationist,
Dies
3KATOON
-
Dr.
James
Milton
Anderson,
aged
,1.
u3
Premier
of
Saskat-
tuaded
a
co-operative
:
:,
rovernment
composed
c:
natives,
Independents
pr
-revives
from
1929
to
;:::
at.
his
home
here
'Sun-.it-
a
brief
illness.
He
the
principal
of
a
.,
i
he
deaf
here
for
sev-
immunises
i
o
..
r
l
.
.
i
m
-
..'J
ave
kjvuii
uui'
i
drcided
today
to
set
ovcrnmcnt"
of
their
opposition
to
the
cen-
:.-wnment
at
Nanking,
Central
News
Agency
'om
Peiping
said
today.
.jlcn
was
reached
at
meeting
attended
by
uic
leaders
riuii
i
t-
WWII
w
G
CAMPS-
-ilirrt
v.f
I
W
(I
Will
Sippk
cm
inarioues
,Vr
MTV
i
.T(uimff
..airm-i
Que
i
Charlotte
IsKinds,
t
me
u09
men,
are
to
.:
:d
ay
the
Internatlon-:iworker.s
f
America
annaunced
by
Har-P
:.,'U.
until
jueh
time
as
i
c
mand?
in
regard
to
..id
ti
asportation
arc
Tu.
;e
will
be
no
strike
tout
3e.i
will
merely
seek
work
i..
e
Mi
Pritchard
stated,
-
Queen
Charlotte
Lsiand
tir
involved
in
Uic
boy-i.nnounced
by
the
British
.b:a
district
president
of
A
Normallv
airoroxlmately
are
employed,
operators
have
not
met
:j
demands
for
fares
and
in
.T:iniinrv
1
1(11(5
t
Pritchett
.said
he
would
is
employers
some
time
is
dour
more
pay
and
fares
ls45
and
10
cents
an
hour
uno
fares
for
1947.
n
-
r
i
.
i
.
.
-
u
on!
oy
me
operators
01
u
i."1
ticur
tniast,
ictroactlvc
to
ra.ber
1940.
has
been
turned
THE
WEATHER
SynoitsH
t
were
ovrrciist
over
most
Bu
;h
Columbia
this
morn-
Warmer,
more
moist
air
is
to
push
eastward
across
I
Tl
1
'
-
.
I
i
...
...111
...
.
A
.
C
AL'oerta
border
by
tomorrow
cri"!on
bringing
to
an
end
;cnt
cold
.spell
which
'i'-'O
tcmncr.il.iirr:
nt
14
bc-
'"ro
at
Prince
George
and
'"
'Ji
jok
during
the
da.sl
'
The
lowest
tojiperalurc
chid
at
Sea
Island
airport
"y
Ills
lmirnlnc
was
25
dc-
Forccast
Printa;
Rupert,
Qucei
Char-
lr
anH
Nnrlh
rlnnrl
TVvrr-
th
intermittent
rain
to
20
nijn.h..
occasionally
""la
.'i
m.n
m
irai
nnrr-
(
'
and
evening.
Mader
to-
11
Minimum
cxpei'ted
:1
Port
Hardy
34,
Mitectt
34,
,'t'
Rupert
34.
Maximums
1
:
Pnrt
Hardy
42,
Uassctt
r'UMc
Rupert
40.
Local
Tirlp.s
Tuesday,
December
31,
946
1RR
fppt
19:05
m
feet
'W
rt'lT
foot.
u
A
l
v
y
V
V
V
13:15
8.1
feet
Discovers
Nea."
Port
Edward
Believed
Remains
of
Jack
Bali
our
For
tre
eco:G
time
In
less
than
a
month,
the
sea
near
rrince
Rupert
has
yielded
up
a
human
body,
this
time
believed
to
be
that
of
Jack
Balfour,
24-year-old
army
veteran
who
perished
-when
his
toat
was
wrecked
In
a
storm
off
Port
Edward
last
October
30.
The
body,
in
a
badly
decomposed
condition,
was
discovered
late
Saturday
aHernoon
on
the
west
side
of
Ridley
Island,
near
Port
Edward,
by
Chetman
Lea-Vltt,
of
Port
Edward.
It
was
lying
on
the
beach,
apparently
washed
up
by
the
sea.
Although
positive
identification
had
not
been
made
by
early
afternoon
today,
the
body
is
believed
to
he
that
of
Jack
Balfour,
of
Toronto,
who
was
lest
in
a
storm
after
a
wild
night
in
whif
h
he
and
his
partner,
Victor
Dell
of
iYlnce
Rupert,
clung
to
their
small
disabled
craft
for
more
than
12
hours.
In
the
ai.'y
hours
of
the
morning
of
October
31,
Dell
and
Balfour
decided
to
swim
to
shore
but
Balfour
was
so
exhausted
that
he
drowned
in
spite
of
Dell's
attempts
to-
assist
him.
Dell
made
it
to
shore
about
a
mile
from
Port
Edward.
Balfour
and
Dell
had
left
Port
Edward
in
Balfour's
newly-purchased
boat
at
4
o'clock
on
the
afternoon
of
October
30
and,
as
they
were
in
unsheltered
water,
heading
for
Prince
Rupert,
the
engine
stopped.
Before
it
could
,,K-rfii,Ti
JM
.mil
aigfrsi.
huge.,
waves
"
-
.
,
4i,
followed
a
night
of
horror
and
death.
An
inquest
into
the
circum
stances
suiroundlng
the
body
which
was
discovered
Saturday
was
set
for
this
afternoon
Dy
Coroner
M.
M.
Stephens.
It
was
expected
that
positive
identification
of
the
body
as
that
of
Balfour's
would
be
made.
The
body
is
tne
second
one
tn
have
been
found
lying
on
a
beach
weeks.
CARRIE
JACOBS
BOND
IS
DEAD
Writer
of
"Dud
of
Perfect
Day"
Passes
in
Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD
Mrs.
Carrie
Jacobs
Bond,
famous
song
writer
among
whose
compositions
were
"End
of
a
Perfect
Day."
"I
Love
You
Truly"
and
others,
died
here
yesterday.
Tragedy
thrown
into
the
life
of
Carrie
Jacobs
Bord
forced
her
to
success,
imbued
a
tender
nature
with
a
seriousness
that
be-
u
,.lHmito
snlvnMnn
nnd
GEKALD
McBEAN
General
Manager
CAKL
IIALTEUMAN
Vice-President
Jews
Floq
Britishers
PRuV
'
AL
NORTHERN
AND
CEllrRAlWtlTISI?X)LOMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
o
TAXI
-I
oor
Etaxi
taxi
Phone
ZjOfJ
rhone
-A
if
DAY
tuxv
niuin
or-ttviuis
rovn
"OVClAL
QOVT
Stand:
f
:
TtOVTKCIAL
LIBRAHV
Lit
i'ntnrpi
Tlnfrl
ThlrH
Av
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i
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a.
.
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luiiiiMit'ii
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1
.:irifi:i
c
liner
Kifitncrin
irtT
i'rmia
if
unnrr
thn
t
nr
1
n
thn
1
aor
fcnnnu
m
'h.jl."
t
Bill
AM
0L-
XXXV,
No.
302.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
DECEMBER
30,
1948
PRlCEjlilCETS
3I3
SCOTS
A
AllV"""""1""'
EEN
GERM
i
WiH
HIIB
U.N.
ACCEPTS
ROCKER
FELLER
SITE
OFFER
An
aerial
view
of
the
proffered
site
(in
white
rectangle)
in
midtown
Man-hatten,
New
York,
which
John
D.
Rockefeller,
Jr.,
has
offered
to
the
United
Nations
as
a
permanent
home
and
which
has
been
accepted.
According
to
the
offer,
John
D.
Rockefeller,
Jr.,
would
give
$8,500,000
to
the
United
Nations
to
buy
ji
permanent
headquarters
on
the
East
River
shore
of
midtown
Manhattan,
The
tract
is
between
42nd
Street
and47th
Street
between
First
Avenue
and
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
'East
River)
Drive.
It
is
interesting
to
note
that
the
playground
in
the
b'ottom
right-hand
corner
of
the
tract
will
bey-stalned
by
the
city
and
children
will
continue
to
play
practicallyffh
U.N.'s
backyard.
Studious
Tommy
Brown
Amazes
Povlluud
Audience--Wins
Ctish
'
(By
AL
WILLIAMSON
in
Vancouver
News-Herald)
On
a
holiday
tour
recently,
Tom
Brown,
well-known
Prince
Rupert
lawyer,
found
he
had
time
to
kill
in
Portland-arid
decideiLta
bro
wse-through:
the
public
library.
There
he
found
interesting
reading
in
the
story
of
the
founding
of
Portland,
its
history
and
development.
Later,
he
dropped
in
to
a
theatre
and
found
he
had
entered
in
!
the
middle
of
a
quiz
contest.
Two
teams
of
four
persons
each
were
competing
on
the
stage.
As
he
took
his
seat,
Mr.
Brown
heard
the
announcer
offer
a
$50
award
for
answering
the
question:
"Who
founded
the
city
of
Portland?"
Neither
of
the
teams
were
able
to
answer,
and
the
within
the
last
three
announcrr
called
for
a
reply
Earlier
this
month
a
I
from
the'
theatre
audience.
Sev-
body,
later
identified
as
that
eral
tried
and
muffed
it.
Mr.
of
Hans
Jacobson,
73-year-oia
hunter,
was
found
on
a
small
island
in
Kitkalla
Inlet,
some
distance
fronf
where
the
elderly
n.ar.
disappeared
while
on
a
hunting
trip
on
Porchcr
Peninsula
last
October
4.
Brown
stood
up
and
announced:
"It
was
founded
in
1845
by
Francis
W.
Pettygrove
and
Amos
L.
Lovejoy."
(Tremendous
ap
plauSe).
The
announcer
was
so
1m
pressed
he
called
on
Mr.
Brown
to
go
up
to
the
stage
to
accept
his
$50,
then
asked
if
he
hap
pened
to
know
how
the
city
got
its
name.
Said
Mr.
Brown
"Pettygrove
was
from
Maine
and
Lovejoy
was
from
Massa-chussets.
They
tossed
a
coin
to
decide
whether
it
would
be
call
ed
Bdston
or
Portland.
Petty,
grove
won.
The
city
was
char
tered
in
1851."
After
the
applause
had
died
down
and
Mr.
Brown
had
been
given
two
ijilrs
of
nylons
as
a
special
award,
he
was
asked
how
it
was
that
he,-
a
Canadian
(ho
said
he
came
from
Vancouver
because
he
didn't
think
they'd
know
where
Prince.
Ru
pert
was!),
should
know
Port-
LUil
i-
,
.
.
,
T.,,.
made
Jut
one
r(
t"e
best
liked
ianus
iuu
uv..
..a.i
w-of
modern
American
poets,
Maud
residents.
Said
Mr.
Brown,
"union
steamships
executives
with
equanimity:
"I
suppose
it's
because
of
our
education
sys
tem."
Officer
ajid
Three
N.C.O.'s
Whipped
in
Retaliation
Widespread
Manhunt
On
JERUSALEM
?'-
-All
troops
of
the
British
Sixth
Airborne
Di
vision
in
Palestine
were
recalled
from
leave
last
night
and
a
widespread
manhunt,
including
use
of
police
dogs,
was
begun
in
an
effort
to
track
down
Jewish
terrorists
responsible
for
the
kidnapping
and
subsequent
public
flogging
of
a
British
Army
major
and
three
sergeants.
The
major,
identified
as
Major
Brett,
a
hero
of
Arnheim,
and
the
non-commissioned
officers
were
kidnapped
and
each
given
13
lashe3
in
what
is
believed
to
be
a
blow-for-blow
retaliation
for
a
flogging
administered
by
the
authorities
Fri
day
to
a
Jew
convicted
of
bank
refcbery.
All
Jewish
communities
along
the
Palestine,
coast
have
been
placed
out
of
bounds
to
30,000
British
troops
on
duty
In
the
area
as
the
authorities
souglrt
the
kidnappers.
Military
sources
predicted
that
the
authorities,
fearing
that
the
trcc-;-s
might
setvc
vengeance
for
the
floggings,
wou:d
keep
ruling
by
force
at
least
until
after
New
Year's
Eve.
Several
arrests
were
made
during
the
nijht
and
the
authorities
i!d
they
had
round
two
five-foot
w":.:,
a
tomniy-"um,
two
revolvers,
a
quantity
of
-.munition
and
throb
grenades
In
a
c.
r
in'which
the
men
were
riding.
AVERAGE
SALMON
WEIGHT
Tha
average
size
for
cast
coast
jlmon
is
10
to
15
pounds.
UNITED
STATES
MARINES
!(
MYSTERIOUS
NORTH
B.C.
Bulletins
REVIVE
OLD
LAW
HALIFAX
If
a
satisfactory
arrangement
in
the
matter
of
taxation
or
grants
In
lieu
thereof
cannot
be
reached
with'
Ottawa,
the
province
of
Nova
Scotia
is
considering
reviving;
an
old
Uw
iviilch
would
jive
it
the
power
ta
impose
income
tax.
RUSSIAN
VERSION
MOSCOW
The
Russian
version
pf
the
alleged
ultimatum
to
,an
American
ship
to.
leave
the
port
of
Dalren
last
week
has
licen
given.
The
ultimatum
was
ail
an
inven
tion
to
make
a
sensational
story,
it
is
claimed.
KXPENSIVE
NEW
YEAR
OTTAWA
Canadian
night
srtols
are'biolted
solid
for"
the
New
Year's
Eve
celebration,
according
in
a
survey.
Toron-tons
will
pay
up
to
$15
and
VancouvcriScs
as
high
as
$12.50.
In
Montreal
the
famous
Normandie
Roof
Is
charging
$9
a
cover.
FRANCIS
KERMODE
'.'DEAD
VICTORIA
Francis
Ker-mode,
who
joined
the
British
Columbia
museum
in
1890
and
was
its
curator
from
,1901
un
til
the
iiait;
f
his
retirement
in
1940,
U
iead
here.
He
was
an
authority
on
flora
and
fauna
and
on
Indian
lore.
CRIPPLES)
(ilKL
HEARD
VANCOUVER
Olive
Neg-rich,
paralyzed
from
buiiei
wounds,
gave
evidence
today
in
tlie
hearing
of
Marvin
Lester
Mack,
charged
with
attempted
murder.
ARSON
IN
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER
Vancouver
police
arc
checking
the
possibility
oj
Arson
tn
a
ni-
Aber
of
recent
serious
fires.
DEFENCE
OF
ALASKA
WASHINGTON
Ready
and
adequate
air
transport,
not
maintained
ground
forces,
is
the
secret
ot
effective
defence
of
Alaska,
rays
a
report
of
United
States
military
men.
BANDIT
ARRESTED
VANCOUVER
The
police
have
in
custody
a
man
who
lias
been
identified
as
the
driver
of
the
car
tn.
which
bandits
made
their
getaway
after
holdfng
up
a
suburban
branch
at'
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce,
aud
escaping
with
$1000.
CHURCH
IS
BURNED
SWIFT
CURRENT
Two
cx-ploMons
from
the
heating
bcilcr
and
fire
did
$10,000
damage
to
.Metropolitan
United
Church
here
yesterday.
OTTAWA
APARTMENT
FIRE
OTTAWA
Twenty-six
persons
were
rendered
homeless
and
$150,000
damage
was
done
by
fire
which
swept
the
Bon
Accord
apartments
in
downtown
Ottawa
early
Sunday
morning.
Temperature
here
has
been
IS
below
zero.
S
K
ETB
ALL
DUKE
OF
CONNAUGHT
vs.
I30-31E-III
(New
Westminster)
JANUARY
1
AND
U
CIVIC
CENTRE
Preliminary
Game:
99
TAXI
vs.
SAVOY
OLD
YEHH
FEELING
If
Will!!
TORONTO
0)
A
peacetime
airborne
Invasion
thit
will
lljjuti
seek
to
crack
mystery'
of
British
Columbia's
famed
ITatannl
klwaM
Valley
will
be
launched
next
summer
by
a
group
ol
varans
iB,.A.etem
of
the
United
States
Marine
Corps,
it
was
announced,
here
albslw
yesterday.
Heading
the
group
is
Lieut.
W.
E.
BatemanV
the
United
s
United
States
Marines
who
is
a
member
of
a
company
olatators
.antasentiirw.
formed
while
serving
in
the
Pacific
during,
the
war.
Hiey
will
Iliiiatrfrhey
will
use
parachutes
and
employ
Army
"ducks"
to
invade
the
valley
lAsnewIff
lr
an
effort
to
find
John
Patterson
who
entered
He
y
k
SAc
valler
ii
June
and
failed
to
return.
The
valley
holds
the
secret
of
the
disappearance
ol
a
4k3flce
of
i
number
.of
prospectors
in
the
last
twelve
-years
ilium
be-
-si
unosome
believe
that
a
mysterious
disease
lurks
there.
Weather
Condifa
j
Throughout
Kull
i"ianfliiiirWni(ta
Continent
Gcnrif
y..j
Disagreeable
Ttolnnr
7PM
flwalk
(rODl
U
(m!
frnn
the
!
Rockies
to
Quite
tomblnxitoo
combined
with
snow,
tint
ini
rociHiui.d
Ace
winds
to
give
tin
Bit
oICailirEosl
ol
Canada
a
year-end
smash
from
om
jflinmOld
Man
Winter,
It
litauptlpifcji
interrupted
road,
rail
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