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aspect
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conditions.
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five
-day
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become
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UP
IN'COI
Vl
li
.Miss
lna
or
Canadian
Window
cifs
on
West
liroadway
hrld
up
anil
robbed
of
which
she
was
taking
the
bakery
to
the
bank
fiqwMt
Saturday.
'lr
Pbarlotte
Islands
holiday
J
Administrator
Daring
Coup
Leumi,
the
Jewish
underground
association.
Oroner
was
to
be
executed
tomorrow
for
participation
In
an
attack
on
a
Palestine
police
station.
Brlt'X:
authorities
believe
today's
kidnapping
was
Inspired
by
the
same
motive
that
prompted
the
kidnapping
of
II.
A.
I.
Collins,
former
British
major,
and
director
of
the
Jewish-owned
Palestine
Bank.
$50
PENSIONS
AT
SIXTY-FIVE
OTTAWA
Oi
The
C.C.F.
I
;arty
last
night
announced
a
Dominion-wide
campaign
for
old
age
pensions
of
$50
at
the
age
of
65
and
resolved
to
carry
the
matter
to
the
floor
of
the
House
of
Commons
In
the
coming
session.
There
would
ibe
freedom
frcm
the
means
test
and
free
medical,
dental
and
hospital
services
for
SHOWING
SOME
IMPROVEMENT
Signs
Indicate
That
William
Hanson,
With
Severe
Skull
f
racture,
Regaining
.
Consciousness
Following
treatment
by
special
lstii
flown
north
from
Vancou
"ver
and"4
second
operation'
to
relieve
Drcssure
on
the
brain,
Improvement
was
reported
over
the
week-end
from
Smlthers
In
the
condition
of
William
Han
son
who
had
been
unconscious
since
sustaining
a
severe
skull
fracture
In
a
fall
on
the
ice
while
curling
a
week
ago
yes
tcrday
morning..
There
were
in
dications
at
the
week-end
that
consciousness
was
being
regained
as
an
attempt
at
speech
was
made.
rince
Rupert's
Case
For
Air
ervices;
burvey
in
support
I
iiU;
lu
an
effort
lo
establish
llic
public
convenience
it
oi
cstablisldng
a
scheduled
air
service
between
1
'
-nd
Prince
Rupert,
the
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
1
'"tiwastivci
survey
of
the
business,
resources
and
scr-"
it"
area.
Since
then
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
has
l!
"innai
application
for
permission
to
operate
such
a
scr-':
information
thus
obtained
and
presented
to
the
uort
Hoard
in
considered
of
sufficient
interest
to
pub-
'
'
'
aliment).
TOURIST
INDUSTRY
mi
llw!i
w.'ivr
i
Al'issU-.M
iiro
nlloucd
from
!"
'ui'
hours
in
Prince
Rupert.
On
the
"Triangle
1
lU'i-auy
a,day
may
be
permittcu
tnem
in
port.
II
'"'.ictical
tourist
purposes,
with
limited
time
laiui
.
the
Queen
Charlottes
are
inaccessible.
'Mi'
this
stimmary,
it
might
be
concluded
that
'
no
aitructions
to
'
i
-
In
direct
con-t
ic
f:icUs.
To
the
area
offers
a
Conor
utlractioivs
which
"
equalled
in
most
of
"idcr
of
the
continent.
''.c
Rupert
area
pos-most
equable
climate
""
al"l
the
rainfall,
al-wavy,
is
concentrated
'
'he
winter,
or
non-"'"i
Tho
scenic
sct-''iiicl'
Rupert
is
un-"
"id
ui.'t
2C
miles
from
un
ui
ilcw
highway,
H'T;,
exists
Which
Is
"Kurou;.
m
content,
audi
'or
c
iablLshmcnt
as
a
meeca
Attractions
for
'"''artur
trips
by
boat
'
the
.urrounding
coast
'd
Wltuln
u
v,..1Jf
acij!,
uu
ocat
trips
arc
industries
11
C.
:"ft
u
.
'
u.'
oren
cisewnere
c"'i-u
Lt
F0r
the
more
'"-'
ucuvitles
are
pos-
.Ut
niimhAr
......
fm
the
city
1
1
art;
even
more
lortunaiciy
io-
fniiyi
nnrl
endowed.
Unon
the
Islands
is
a
multitude
of
prac
ticallv
every
sort
of
game
ex
pent
of
carnivorous
nature;
lm
mediately
adjacent
arc
pcrnaps
the
best
fishing
grounds
in
tne
wnrlrl.
nnd
at
Tlell.
the
site
for
a
summer
resort
upon
a
splendid
hn.ich.
n'nnltal
is
available
locally
for
the
development
of
requisite
housing
and
servicing
of
very
consfdcrablc
tourist
travel,
but
any
action
in
this
regard
lias
been,
and
will
continue
to
be
deferred,
until
suitable
trans-
uortation
means
for
those
tour
ists
becomes
available.
The
road
will
furnish
a
minor
proportion
of
this
travel,
but
for
outright
full
expansion,
only
a
dally
air
line
service
to
the
soutn
win
bring
the
area
within
twenty-four
hours
of
any
point
lit
the
western
United
States,
and
will
ensure
the
accessibility
of
tne
the
millions
who
have
only
two
weeks
for
an
annual
EGYPT
BREAKS
WITH
BRITAIN
Negotiations
for
Revision
Of
1936
Treaty
Have
Been
Discontinued
LONDON
P
Foreign
Secretary
Ernest
Bevln
told
the
House
of
Commons
today
that
the
Egyptian
government
had
in
formed
him
it
has
broken
off
negotiations
for
a
revision
of
the
Anglo-Egyptian
treaty
of
'
1930.
PARTITION
IS
OPPOSED
LONDON
V
Dr..
Jamal
Ef'
fendl
Hufselni.
vice-chairman
of
the
Palestine
hl&li
executive,
tcday
rejected
partition
as
a
so'
lutlon
of
the
Palestine
problem
and
warned
that
creation
of
a
Jewish
state
would
cause
"permanent
source
of
trouble
In
the
Middle
East."
In
an
address
to
24
Arab
and
three
British
delegates,
he
de
clared
that
all
Arabs
would
re
sist
partition
and
demanded
that
the
British
government
ful
fil
former
cabinet
pledges
to
Palestine
which
guaranteed
FISH
PACKER
TOTAL
LOSS
Roy
Roberts
Breaks
Up
In
Storm
Off
Port
Renfrew
VICTORIA
fi
The
Roy
Rob
crts.
a
.63-foot
fish
packer,
is
9.
total
loss
alter
naving
uce
driven
on
the
rocks
near
Port
Renfrew
In
a
raging
gale
which
swept
the
Pacific
Northwest
two
nights
ago.
All
members
of
the
crew
escaped
uninjured.
The
tug
Island
Warrior
was
dispatched
to
the
aid
of
the
packer
but
was
unable
to
reach
thn
vessel.
The
packer
was
broken
In
two
and
went
to
pieces.
There
may
be
some
salvage.
"SCARFACE
AL"
DIES
IN
BED
Once
.Worth
520,000,000,
Is
Believed
toHave
4ied
Urokc
MIAMI
BEACH,
Florida
tt'
"Scarfacc"
Al
Caponc,
48,
gang
land
leader
who
feared
a
mcb-KierVi
death,
died
in
bed
Satur
day
night
amid
the
luxury
of
his
private
villa
with
hiis
uimiiy
around
him.
"I
don't
want
to
die
shot
on
the
street,"
he
had
once
said.
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Phone
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537
hi:
daVand
night
service
DAY
AND
NIGHT
SERVICE
2
l
1
1
n
il
;
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Olt
,
Enlpre
Hotel,
Third
Ave.!
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Bill
and
Ken
Nesbitt
VOL.
XXXVI,
No.
22.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JANUARY
27,
1947
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
-0
,
:
.
i
i
Kidn
His
body
lay
in
a
funeral
home
hrrr.
s-.indiiv.
Funeral
services
will
be
held
In
Miami
Beach
but
no
date
has
yet
been
set.
Cnnonc's
widow.
Mac,
coliaps
nnon
his
death
and
is
re
ported
to
be
in
serious
confll
tlnn.
Canonc.
a
iiangster
who
"took
nve
r"
Chlcairo
and
built
an
cm
plrc
of
lawlessness,
had
become
a
weak
individual
since
he
served
seven
and
a
half
years
In
Alcatraz
and
other
federal
nrlsnns
on
Income
tax
evasion
rharirrs.
He
was
stricken
with
apoplexy
last
Tuesday,
in
Lns
Anscles.
California,
Ca
attorney.
Abraham
Tel-
tclbaum,
said
that
Caponc
had
died
"broke"
and
that
his
Florida
home
'was
"mortgaged
to
the'
hilt."
He
said
that
as
far
as
he
knew
"Al
left
no
money."
"Al
still
owed
the
government
money
when
he
died.
If
lie
had
any
money
the
government
would
have
found
It,"
Teltcl-
baum
said.
Federal
officials
once
estimat
ed
Caponc'3
wcalWy
at.
$20,000,-
000.
An
adlournment
until
Wednes
day
was
granted
by
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
in
city
police
court
R.iturdav
afternoon
in
the
case
of
F,
Lowe,
charged
with
vag
rancy.
Lowe
wasj
picked
up
Dy
nncp
Friday
nleht
In
a
lane
at
the
rear
of
the
Leeds
Apartment
near
First
Street.
apped
In
P
GENERAL
DOUGLAS
MacART
HUR
He
celebrated
his
sixty-seventh
birthday
at
Tokyo
yesterday.
He
Is
looking
forward
to
the
.Umer.ucAhls.puUo-rykilirtUUttrvr.
It
Is
twelve
years
since
he
had
a
birthday
at
home.
Open
Door
To
Chinese
OTTAWA
0)
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
announced
today
that
the
government
Intends
to
repeal
the
Chinese
immigration
act
which
has
limited
Chinese
entry
to
Canada.
The
effect
of
the
repeal
would
be
to
remove,
"all
discrimination
agalnsit
Chinese
on
account
of
race."
Reneal
of
the
act
would
al
low
wives
and
unmarried
chil
dren
living
In
China
to
come
to
Canada.
Steel
Production
Hits
New
Peak
CHICAGO
P
'-
Sled
produc
tion
has
increased
to
the
hlgh-nst
level
attained
since
the
end
of
the
war
and
is
headed
toward
new
postwar
peaks;
the
maga
zinc
"Steel"
said
Sunday.
LAWLESS
WAVE
SWEEPS
JAPAN
tokyo
IP)
The
newspaper
Nalrvichl
complained
today
that
murder.s
and
thefts
are
sweeping
Japan.
The
paper
blamed
"terrible"
Increases
in
living
costs
ami
"demobilized
soldiers
who
have
come
home
with
the
barbaric
mental
state
of
the
battlefield."
The
newspaper
said
the
Japanese
fear
logo
home
from
their
work
after
dark.
Pickiwckcts
alone
have
stolen
60,000,000
yen
($4,000,000)
in
the
last.year
on
trains
and
streets.
Local
Tides
Tuesday.
January
2,
1947
iil.!h
5:16
19.3
feel
17:24
17.7
icci
Low
11:31
7.4
icci
23:31
6.4
feet
Mrs.
Ross
Richardson
return
cd
to
the
city
Sunday
evening
nn
thn
Coauitlam
from
Vancou
ver,
where
she
spent
the
last
two
rf
"escort
of
11
-year-old
Leonard
Campbell,
youthful
vic
tim
of
creeping
paralysis.
Leon
ard
has
been
taken
Into
a
pn
vate
home
at
Duncan,
Vancouver
Island.
EARTHQUAKES
HIT
SALVADOR
SAN
SALVADOR,
El
Salvador
(fj-Earthouakes
which
killed
one
person
caused
considerable
damage
to
eastern
El
Salvador
on
Friday
resumed
on
Sunday.
Buildings
were
damaged
and
utilities
interrupted
In
tremors
reported
at
Puerto
La
Union.
The
tremors
were
widespread
but
na
damage
was
reported
throughout
the
country.
The
volcano
Conchagtia,
near
the
Gulf
of
Fonesca,
erupted
Sun
day
for
the
first
time
since
1828.
OVERLOADING
OF
DAKOTAS
Will
be
.Further
Disasters
if
There
is
Persistence
in
Doing:
This
LONDON
A
British
aviation
cxnert.
wrltlnc
In
a
newspaper,
predicts
that
there
will
be
fur
ther
aircraft
disasters
if
Dako-las,
such
as
thovsc
which
fig-"
urc-d
In
the
fatal
crashes
at
Croydon
and
Copenhagen
dur
ing
the
past
weck-cnd,'contlnue
to
be
overloaded.
The
Dakota,
he
said,
should
not
carry
more
than
25,000
pounds
whereas
it
lias
been
loaded
with
23,000
pounds,
v
'
v
TRAGIC
AIR
DISASTER
COPENHAGEN
Grace
Moore,
celebrated
operatic
star,
and
Prince
Gustaf
Adolf
of
Sweden,
were
among
the
victims
of
the
crash
of
a
Royal
Air
Lines
Dakota
Dutch
pas-senser
plane
at
the
Copenhagen
airport
Sunday.
Twenty-two
persons
were
killed.
It
was
the
eighth
air
disaster
in
various
parts
of
the
woild
during
a
48-hour
period.
(It
is
because
of
the
death
of
the
Swedish
Royal
Prince
that
the
Swedish
flag
over
the
vice-consulate
in
Prince
Rupert
is
at
half
mast
today).
BRITON
KIDNAPPED
JERUSALEM
"
A
former
British
Army
major,
II.
I.
Collins,
was
kidnapped
near
a
cemeleiy
in
the
middle
of
Jerusalem.
There
is
a
widespread
search.
NAZIS
REBUILDING
LONDON
Denazification
of
Germany
is
a
farce
and
the
Nazis
are
already
preparing
for
a
return
to
power
says
the
report
of
an
international
commission
which
has
been
investigating
the
state
of
in
ternal
conditions
in
Germany.
C.C.F.
NOT
UNITING
OTTAWA
Talk
of
the
C.C.F.
uniting
with
or
co-operating
politically
with
any
other
party
is
"utter
;
noncsense,"
asserts
M.
J.
Coldwellthe
na-
1
tional
C.C.F.
leader.
He
predicted
that
a
great
deal
of
difference
would
evelop
within
the
Liberal
party
when
Prime
Minster
Mackenzie
King
retires
from
the
leadership.
AL
CAPONE
DIES
MIAMI
Al
Capone,
former
notorious
Chicago
gang
leader,
died
at
his
estate
at
Palm
Island
near
here
Saturday
night
at
the
age
of
48.
Since
1939
he
had
awaited
death
due
to
the,
inroads
of
disease.
Pneumonia,
heart
ailment
and
apoplexy
hastened
the
end.
CORRESPONDENTS
HELD
WARSAW
Correspondents
of
Time
and
Life
magazines
of
the
United
States
have
been
taken
into
custody
for
taking
pictures
of
hungry
childitn
in
Warsaw.
BABE
RUTH
IMPROVES
NEW
YORK
tBabc
Ruth
was
reported
today
to
'be
improving
after
a
slight
relapse
during
the
week-end.
TAX"
SURPRISE"
OTTAWA
Finance
Minister
Abbott
said
today
;lhat
any
announcement
he
had
to
make
in
the
way
(of
itax
'reductions
would
tonic
in
the
way
,of
u
"surprise''
and
he
hoped
a
."pleasant"
kiiie.
Another
Blizzard
Hits
Saskatchewan
VICTIM
OF
PLANE
CRASH
Grace
Moore,
45
-year-old
operatic
soprano.
Born
In'
Tennessee,
she
started
her
singing
career
in
a
church
choir
and
went
into
musical
comedy,
later
opera.
She
had
sung
before
a
large
audience
in
Copenhagen
Saturday
night
and
was
killed
when
a
Dutch
plane
crashed
while
taking
off
yesterday
for
Stockholm,
her
next
engagement.
NO
,V-BOMB
TESTS
OTTAWA
Defence
Minister
Claxton
.said
today
.that
there
was
"no
truth
in
ft
statement
that
Americans
are
testing
V-bombs
on
Canadian
soil."
The
statement
was
issued
after
a
Moscow
(broadcast
which
said
that
jet-propelled
.bombs
were
being
tested
in
the
vicinity
of
.Churchill,
Manitoba,
and
that
the
Hudson's
Bay
port
had
bceii
"transformed
into
a
base
for
the
American
Navy
to
operate
In
the
Atlantic,"
PERSISTENT
FIRE-BUG
VANCOUVER
The
home
of
J.
W.
McDonald,
ast
Eleventh
Avenue,
has
again
been
the
object
of
a
fire-bug's
attempt
During
the
week-end
attempt
was
made
to
start
a
fire
under
a
verandah.
Similar
attempts
had
been
made
three
weeks
ago
(and
last
October.
Last
summer
the
.garage
was
destroyed.
McDonald
is
a
cripple
and
liis
wife
cannot
understand
it
as
she
(says
they
Ttave
no
enemies.
"GERRY"
AT
JJESK
VANCOUVER
Mayor
G.
G.
McGeer,
after
(hospitalization,
was
back
at
this
desk
today
with
continuation
of
the
police
reorganization
as
a
major
item
for
'attention.
He
is
also
calling
a
meeting
of
the
athletic
(commission
in
'view
of
the
toxing
situation.
Dr.
Harris
Sentenced
Five
Years
In
Penitentiary
For
Toronto
Optometrist
On
False
Passport
Charge
OTTAWA
tt)
Dr.
Henry
Har
KA.AA1
rls,
A.O,
V-s,
54,
Toronto
u.
optometrist,
"X
was
-
Disasters
In
Air
on
Increase
Tragedy
at
Copenhagen,
Taking
Lives
of
Opera
Star
And
Swedish
Prince,
Simila
To
That
at
Croydon
LONDON
XH
Third
of
a
Jaii
ary
series
oif
week-end
air
q
asters
on
world
air
routes
t
a
known
toll
of
57
lives
Incl
lng
the
American
opera
sin;
Grace
Moore,
and
Prince
Qui
Adolf,
second
in
line
to
throne
of
Sweden,
and
left
known
the
fate
of
17
to
21
oi
persons
reported
missing
abd
a
Chinese
civilian
plane.
The
week-ends
worst
aa
disaster
occurred
when
a
Ri
Dutch
Airlines
plane
eras
and
burst
Into
flames
Sur
a
few
minutes
after
taking
from
Copenhagen
for
Sti
holm.
Sixteen
passengers
killed,
including
Miss
Moore
Prince
Adolf,
and
six
of!
members
of
the
crew
were
ed.
The
plane
faltered
at
an
titude
of
150
feet
and
plui
to
earth,
crashing
In
flat
The
bodies,
were
burned
beyi
recognition.
Miss
Moore
was
pi
-
ceedlng
from
Copenhagen
to
Stockholm
on
a
European
con
cert
tour.
Prince
Adolf
was
on
hisf
return
home
after
a
hunt-
!ng
trip
to
Holland
with
Prince
Bernhard.
On
Saturday
a
plane
carrying
settlers
and
nuns
as
mission
aries
to
East
Africa
crashed
and
burned
In
a
mist-shrouded
take
off
"
at
Croydon
airport
near
London,
kiMng
12
of
the
23
bc-
cupants.
The
dead
included
an
entire,
family
of
four
and
three
nuns.
MOSCOW
REPORT
DENIED
BY
HOWE
United
States
Not
Testing
Rocket
Bombs
in
Canada
OTTAWA
"Quite
untrue"
was
the
comment
last
night
of
Rt.
Hon.
nUU.
C.
J
D,
Howe,
UUWP,
UllUiOVCi
minister
UI
of
H-
re-
fnrlav
nnnvletprt
on
two
COnSulr-.
,,t
acy
charges
arising
from
an
at-
statement
that
the
United
States
temDt
bv
Russian
agents
to
ob
tain
a
false
Canadian
passport
and
was
sentenced
to
five
years
in
penitentiary.
Harris
was
tne
sixteenm
per
son
to
take
trial
as
a
result
of
the
Canadian
espionage
probe
and
the
ninth
to
be
sentencea
to
prison.
Six
others
were
ac
quitted
and
one
fined.
Judse
A.
G.
McDougau
said
that
amnle
evidence
showed
he
had
undertaken
to
get
a
false
passport
which
was
a
matter
of
"extreme
danger
to
tne
coun
try."
The
judge
further
said:
"Your
secret
meetings
(with
Sam
Carr)
showed
you
knew
what
you
were
doing."
COMMUNIST
RAID
IS
FOILED
WANKING
W
'A
pro-govern-
REGINA
W-.uioiner
blizzard,'
erment
dispateh
sa
d
Saturday
borne
on
a
50-mile
gale,
beset
southeastern
Saskatchewan
today,
blocking
highways,
halting
transportation
and
blowing
down
communication
lines
in
many
districts.
p..
-
'Pi
(.
six.
Chinese
Communist
divisions
which
staecd
a
menacing
raid
in
governmenit-'held
Central
Mnnphuria
had
been
routed.
Thp
dlsuatch
admitted
that
s
nnn
communist
cavalry
had
cut
the
Harikow-Peiplng
railway
line
January
21
by
seizing
wangtu,
105
miles
southwest
of
raping
Another
Communist
force
captured
Luyl,
230
miles
northwest
of
Nanking.
CHINESE
PLANE
CRASH
19
DEAD
Veteran
American
Flier
Was
Pilot
iof
Transport
in
Disaster
Blackmore,
a
veteran
American
pilot
on
these
runs,
crashed
in
the
mountains
near
here
and
Is
believed
to
have
carried
all
19
penons
on
board
to
their
deaths.
Blackmore's
home
was
in
Los
Angeles.
Mrs.
A.
Rochester
sails
Tues
day
'
on
the
Coqultlam
to
return
was
testing
V2
rocket
bombs
on
Canadian
soil.
Must
Sing
"King"
In
Using
Schools
TORONTO
Religious
bodies
will
not
be
permitted
to
use
the
schools
of
Toronto
for
their
meetings
unless
they
close
with
the
singing
of
"God
Save
the
King."
The
decision
was
made
in
connection
with
consideration
of
an
application
from
Jehovah's
Witnesses
to
have
a
convention
in
a
school.
Argentina
Seizes
Nazi-Backed
Firms
BUENOS
AIRES
The
govern
ment
of,
Argentina
has
seized
the
assets
of
several
firms
said
to
be
backed
by
former
German
Nazi
funds.
The
assets
of
tne
firms
are
estimated
at
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Snow
flurries
occasionally
mixed
with
rain
were
falling
over
southern
Vancouver
Island
and
the
Lower
Mainland
this
morn-'
lng.
The
northern
coast
Is
mostly
clear
with
odd
snow
flurries
along
the
mountains.
Extremely
cold
air
is
lying
over
the
Yukon
and
northern
British
Columbia
with
reports
of
72
below
zero
at
Snag
In
the
Yukon
and
15
below
at
Telegraph
Creek
In
northern
B.C.
No
change
in
wpather
is
exDected
over
the
.
'
southern
half
of
the
province
nhnno-viner.
oiloted
by
Jack
moist
air
continues
to
flow
over
the
coast
from
the
west.
Forecast
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Main
ly
clear
today
and
Tuesday
with
widely
scattered
snow
flurries
along
the
mountains,
ugnt
winds.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Frost
tonight.
Mini-mums
tonight:
Port
Hardy
28.
.
.
o'lwnssptt
22.
Prince
Runert
20
10
Vancouver
aitci
"'
'
.
ti.j
the
Prince
Maximums
Tuesday:
Port
Hardy
week
on
business
at
,
Rupert
Hotel.
36,
Massett
34,
Prince
Rupert
34.