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n
New
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E
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Gaimi
More
Native
Schools
I
Another
'Quake
On
Charlottes
Labor
Out
By
12-Seat
Margin
In
First
Upset
In
14
Years
Election
Picture
Lacks
I
Shape;
Aldermen
Scarce
.-V
i-oing
U
happen
in
the
forthcoming
civic
Economic
And
Health
Beilermenl
Result
In
More
Indian
Children
Earthquake
shocks
are
still
recurring
on
the
Queen
Cliar-lotte
Islands
and
at
1
a.m.
Saturday
there
was
another
tremor
.is
iinylmdy's
guess
and
a
lot
of
people
arc'
A
general
increase
in
thus
province's
population
iyy
ATOMIC
of
native
children
is
reflected
in
the
Skeena
agency
WEAPONS
TEST
and
has
been
directly
responsible
for
the
necessity
Washington
nie
united
Free
Enterprise
versus
Socialism
Basis
of
Voting
WELLINGTON
(CP)
New
Zealand
electors
today
chose
free
enterprise
over
socialism,
turning
out
of
office
the
Labor
Party
and
into
power
the
National
Party.
'
;,t
that.
JJiggest
conundrum
of
all
is
the
.,jc
situation.
i.cix
scats
to
fill,
three
candidates
have
filed
another
five
prospective
candidates
ot
a
building
program
whicn
nas
already
.involved
tne
construction
of
new
and
larger
schools
at
Metlakatla
and
Kitkatla,
now
completed,
and
others
at
Green
remindful
at
Ma.sset.of
the
ma-j
jor
one
on
August
21
which
caused
consternation
and
considerable
damage.
According
to
word
from
the
islands,
the
latest
shock
lasted
for
about
twenty
minutes,
shaking
houses
and
wakening
people
up.
States
plans
to
make
a
new
series
of
atomic
weapons
tests
at
Eni-wetock
in
the
Pacific.
This
was
made
known
Tuesday
night
in
a
ville,
Kincolltli
and
Hartley
Bay
The
National
Party,
campaigning
for
a
return
Uiint.
announcement.
hv
the
I
same
us
those
governing
the
nomination
and
election
of
an
aldernv.in.
He
must
have
pro
Atomic
Energy
Commission
and
j
0f
f
r(e
enterprise,
captured
4G
out
of
80
seats
in
the
il
ilicm.
,
other
hand,
the
raft
promises
ri'nl
contest.
Ko
w
g
ji.didiil't
have
filed
this,
il
Is
expected.
on
which
work
is
about
to
commence.
-
Indian
Superintendent
F.
E.
Anfield
estimates
that
there
the
Defence
Department
$20,000
THEFT
FROM
QUEBEC
JEWELLERY
STORE
.RA.NDY,
Quebec
Jewel
house
of
Representatives.
The
Labor
Party
won
the
remaining
I
The
campaign,
resolved
itself
perly
and
olhe
qualifications
prescribed
by
the
Municipal
F.'eclions
Act.
However,
no
damage
was
done.
Ever
since
August
2t
the
Islands
have
bren
experiencing
periodic,
earth
tremors.
"VI
The
result,
ended
14
years
of,
largely
inu
a
struggle
un,wra.
h:s
been
an
increase
in
native
i
The
announcement
gave
no
indication
when
the
tests
wll
be,
held.
They
are
to
determine
the
1
efficiency
of
the
improved
weapons
developed
since
the
last
ex
government
by
the
Labor
Party.
Socialism
and
free
enterprise.
Sydney
George
Holland,
Na-
school
population
In
his
agency
of
twenty
percent
in
the
last
lery,
of
an
estimated
value
of
At,
the
dissolution
of
Parlla-
ment
.Labor
held
40
seats
and
Uional
Parly
leader,
said
during
five
years.
It
now
totals
-about!'-"
was
stolen
from
a
Granby
r)00
children.
U.tore
early
today
and
a
wlde-
Conservative
tle
election
campaign
mat
nis
the
National
or
periments
at
the
Eniwetock
proving
grounds
in
the
spring
of
1943.
Leading
Co-op
Thls
increase,
the
superin-
spread
police
search
was
set
up
tendent
attributes,
partly
to
the
for
five
men
in
a
taxi,
improved
economic
conditions!
of
the
natives
but
possibly
the
Yv"
Broulllctte,
proprietor
of
flf
r
i
J
-
Til'!
I
andWalPs
an!
Aid.
II.
,
.
BbTi.
McKay,
Aid.
frli.iiii
and
Aid.
liar-
!
,
nalrd
for
sil'l-
,-
far
are
Alderman
jyy,
I'.rii-
Fame
and
r;v-h
while
Alderman
,rl;,
W
A
Mclean,
,;;en.
Michael
Krcu?T
J
Glavsry
still
'
had
.;
this
allcrnoon.
j
i
Teacher
Here
BLOCKADE
RUNNERS
TAKE
OWN
CHANCES
WASHINGTON
S-crelary
first
objective
will
be
to
"set
the
people
free
from
the
domination
of
the
State."
Leading
Labor
In
its
unsuccessful
bid
for
re-election
was
Prims
Minister
Peter
Fraser,
crusty,
Scots-born
politician.
Fraser,
65,
has
beeri
Prime
Minister
since
1940.
Party,
held
38.
One
seat
was
vacant
and
one
held
by
Frank
Langslone.
Independent
Labor.
Langstone,
former
High
Com-mis'
in'ier
to
Canada,
broke
away
from
the
Labor
Party
last
August
.opposing
its
decision
to
support
compulsory
military
training
.
more
important
contributory
,
"e
jrwt;uery
suji
e,
Bam
m
factor
has
been
the
betterment
rases
had
been
"completely
in
the
health
of
the
natives
as
j
cleaned
out."
His
estimate
loss
a
result
of
the
greatly
expanded
'
was
tentative
and
he
said
it
may
Continued
rm
r
-
'l
be
higher.
j
Talk
to
br
.M.
M.
Coady,
Di-I
rector
of
tlie
Department
of
Ex-!
tension
of
St.
Francis
Xavicr
'
University,
Antigonish,
N.S.,
for
of
State
Achcson
said
today
that-American
ships
are
entering
the
Chinese
blockaded
port
of
Shanghai
at
their
own
risk.
He
Indirectly
rebuked
the
1:.-
five
minutes
and
he
will
convince
you
that
the
human
race
is
A
Bnard
picture,
Incrcdible
Coincidence
.V
tiff
Trawler's
Net
Finds
.Body
brandtsen
Steamship
Line
for
having
sent
its
vessels
into
that
area,
two
of
which
have
been
shelled.
-
Acheson
reported
that
the
gov
BASKETBALL
.
Co-ops
Score
Decisive
losing
perhaps
the
biggest
bet
of
all
by
overlooking
a
single,
simple
truth.
And
although
he
is
a
Monsig-nor
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
.his
idea
is
not
primarily
juts
t"
fill,
was
partly
Tuesday
when
W.
J.
.lis
currently
a
trustee,
j,atimi
papers.
Trustee
sato
whose
term
also
jti
not
know
whether
m.
re-election
or
not.
j
altemnon,
no
other
i
bad
come
forward,
jt
H
M
Daggett
and
o!
iMissirigaBeorgelP.ov;Gll
ernment
has
rejected
all
requests
of
the
shipping
for
an
American
theological
it
is
economic.
He
j
Victory
Over
school
naval
convoy
.
preaches
Or
,
rather,
teaches
T
.i
-
L
-
I
By
a
million-to-one
chance,
an
American
beam
lifted
from
the
floor
of
Hecate
human
economic
betterment
and
;
trawler's
net
Tuesday
FRIZZELL
TO
RUN
O
.Douglas
Frlzzell,
city
motn
he
makes
it
a
stimulating,
force-
strait,
the
body
of
a
man
believed
to
be
George
fclen.
whose
terms
jld
not
expire
un-k.
have
both
resign
dealer,"
said
this
afternoon
that
I
lui
oicssage..
-
Here
on
invitation
of
the
i
lor
mayor,
leaving
Powell,
"36-year
old
MettakaTIa
fisherman
arttr
parts
of
the
wreckage
of
the
boat
in
which
he
disappeared
last
October
10.
ifn
Wilfred
McLean
he
plans
to
file
papers
for
a
one-year
aldermanic
term.
He
expects
to
file
the
papers
Thursday
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co
$
fwman
for
another
operative
which
today
concluded
In
addition
to
the
The
Junior
Game
Last
Night
Between
Kinsmen
4
and
Rupert
Hotel
Was
Excellent.
-There
J.;...;.
Was
Basketball
for
the
Whole
Game
Last
night
Co-op
went
into
high
gear
in
the
last
half
of
the
final
quarter
of
the
Senior
League
basketball
game
to
rain
baskets
in
from
every
angle,
winning
by
a
decisive
74
to
57
score.
The
Bo-Me-Hi
team
was
leading
51-50
with
about
eight
minutes
left
to
play
and
it
looked
like
any-1
-
one's
game.
Then
the
team
fell
ness
on
Brownwood's
bench.
its
semi-annual
meeting,
Dr.
Coady
is
recognized
as
probably.
;tar
seats,
two
are
up
for
election.
CHOSEN
QUEEN
OF
NORTH
AMERICA
Margaret
Lynn
Munn,
Miss
Canada,
Is
shown
during
the
Inter-American
beauty
pageant,
held
in
Lima,
as
part
of
the
1949
Peruvian
exposition,
where
she
was
elected
Queen
of
North
America.
21
contestants
from
North,
South
and
Central
America
were
represented
In
the
con-
at
procedure
would
s
tulluwcd
If
there
iificicnt
candidates
to
MacLean
Enters
Race
Nomination
of
Walter
Austen
MacLean.
for
alderman
were
filed
at
the
city
hall
this
morning.
Resident
of
Prince
Rupert
since
1921
and
former
member
of
the
city
public
works
department
and
alderman,
Mr.
MacLean
was
proposed
by
Nora
E.
Arnold
and
seconded
by
James
H.
Thompson.
Germanic
slate
ha;
tct
of
considerable
in-
Because
the
Cooltdge
II.
was
of
fish
'
des-tnled
carrying
a
cargo
-
for
Seattle,
Cofbner
U.
M.
Stephen's
'arranged
for-
passage
on
the
halibut
boat
Margot
II.,
Capt.
Olof
Anderson.
By
radiophone
they
agreed
to
rendezvous
In
Ogden
Channel.
Margot
II.
left
port
early
In
the
afternoon.
The
coroner's
Jury,
which
convened
at
7
o'clock
last
night
aboard
the
Margot
II.
In
the
lee
scoring
only
two
points
and
missing
six
free
shots
awarded
him
on
fouls.
I'x
is
how
Returning
The
almost
incredible
coincidence
took
plade
about
eight
miles
west
Of
White
Rocks
at
the
north:
end
of.
Banks
;
Island
In
the'
general;
area
where
Powell
disappeared
in
his
trolling
boat
Rowena
while
crossing
from
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
nearly
seven
weeks
ago
The
body
cfficiaily
unidentified,
but
believed
to
be
that
of
Powell
was
brought
to
the
surface
rrom
63
fathoms
of
.water
by
tlie
00-foot
trawler
Coolldsie
II..
of
Bellingham,
as
it
neared
the
end
of
a
three-week
voyage
sfter
bottom
fish
in
Hecate
apart
and
gave
a
display
of
wild
passing
and
shooting
that
netted
them
exactly
six
more
points
while
Co-op
were
going
3
D
Thaln
explains
lt:
test,
which
was
something
new
the
greatest
authority
on
the
cooperative
movement
in
Canada.
In
fact,
he
is
regarded
as
its
father.
Dr.
Coady
has
made
the
name
of
St.
Francis
Xavier
University
synonymous
with
co-operatives
because
it
is
the
well-spring
of
ideas
which
have
spread
throughout
the
country.
"Our
main
business
is
adult
education
and
when
wc
mobilize
for
adult
learning,
we
run
smack
into
the
economic
issue,"
declared
this
physically
huge
man
who,
Jg
only
five
candidates
themselves
by
the
FALLS
to
town
to
garner
24.
It
was
a
CHUNGKING
1
deadline,
each
big-night
for
Arney,
Flaten
and!
BEFORE
'REDS
'in
by
acclamation
un-
FITCH
FILES
PAPERS
Nomination
papers
of
Donald
in
beauty
shows.
The
contestants
did
not
appear
in
bathing
suits
but
were
Judged
In
evening
gowns
only.
Co-opcrotive
In
General
Session
m
liird
for
the
four
of
Pitt
Island,
brought
in
a
ver
Rupert
Hoikstad,
who
grossed
a
total
of
50
points.
Ted
Arney
played
a
beautiful
driving
game.
HONG
KONG
O"
Communist
forces
moved
In
on
Chungking
today
and
reliable
reports
from
vacancies
or
the
two
"scancies.
breaking
up
-
play
after
play
diet
which
listed
the
body
as
Franklin
Fitch
for
alderman
that
of
an
undentified
man
and
were
filed
with
Returning
Officer
H.
D.
Thain
this
morning.
His
the
cause
of
death
as
drowning.
Coroner
SlcDhens
paid
hich
;
proposer
is
Richard
Long
and
his
9w
five,
aloivi
with
from'Taipeh,
Formosa,
Generalissimo
and
shooting
swish
shots
aldermen
remaining
despite
his
60-odd
years
is
more
Seml-annuai
i-nuce
ivu-jei
t
.
Strait.
,
Cuulidye
ii
,
slippered
oy
Capo.
Harvey
D.
Kmc
of
liel-
year,
would
get
to
seconder,
Harolfl
S.
Whalen.
Fishermen's
Co-op
metlng
has
active
than
many
a
youth.
"No
modern
adult
educator
can
dodge
nal
choose
another
pcr-
impossible
angles.
Rupert
Hoi-!
Chiang
Kai-Shek's
headquarters,
kestad
and
Jim
Flaten
were'said
that
the
city
fell
at
noon,
equally
effective
although
not
He
had
been
leading
the
de-adding
fence
of
Chungking
and
trying
to
quite
the
driving
power
President
LI
Tstung-
and
leadership
nrnviderl
hv
Ar-'tf-t
Actin8
t
final
seat.
the
economic
issue."
Ions
Rovrrnine
their
Snow
Lower
On
am.
'lucauay
Wiien
utT
net
up
The
vigor
with
which
he
has
'Id.
Of
course
hn
the
pursued
this
idea
for
almost
30
jen
10
return
to
iiina
iium
una
been
held
in
Oddfellows'
Hall
this
week
as
out
of
town
delegates
and
approximately
200
members
met
to
discuss
general
business.
The
meeting
ended
Tuesday.
Out-of-town
delegates
from
various
organizations
of
the
ney.
Ladies'
League
In
a
better
than
average
i-uiii.
wucti
her
SiX-uiuii
crew
laitud
Uie
net,
lliey
lound
tlie
ouuiy
utcuiuposta
buuy
oi
a
CKEY
SCORES
British
colony.
,
A
dispatch
from
Chungking
to
Chinese
newspapers
here
said
that
20,000
Red
troops
had
crossed
the
Yangtze
at
1
a.m.
Tuesday,
Mountain
Tops
Away
later
than
usual,
winter
levelled
down
towards
Prince
Rupert
with
disconcerting
nearness
overnight,
dropping
a
warn
fti-ifir
(
nasi
3
4.
Oakland
3
game
In
the
ladles'
division
the
People's
soundly
trounced
their
a
5,
Fresno
3
tribute
to
Capt.
Kiffe
and
his
erew
for
the
sense
of
responsibility
which
had
caused
them
to
sacrifice
almost
12
hours
of
their
time
in
a
strange
country
(o
bring
the
body
to
the
attention
of
authorities.
"It
was
fine
citizenship
Mr.
Stephens
said.
"There
was
no
other
reason
why
they
should
have
given
up
a
whole
day
in
another
country
when
(hey
had
a
perishable
cargo
below."
He
also
lauded
Capt.
Kolise
of
the
B.C.
Troducer
for
the
dispatch
with
which
he
notified
the
police
of
the
occurence
and
for
standing
by
the
Coolidge
during
the
day.
''tstniinsUT
4.
Tacoma
U
arch
rivals
Dom's
by
a
21
to
9
local
time
and
entered
the
out-score.
There
was
just
no
nold-j
skirts
of
Chungking.
Hulling
Industry
included
R.
Bes-ore,
Chicago,
representing
the
Fl.shennen's
Federation
Incorporated:
D.
G.-MacUonald,
Van
i
ing
Jackie
Budinich
who
ran!
Mr
m
w
.
t
ing
blanket
of
snow
on
the
higher
slopes
of
Mount
Oldfield
and
Mount
Hays
within
a
few
hundred
feet
of
the
rooftops.
City
residents
arose
on
.this
clear
and
cool
morning
to
see
.
4
lit
a
tidy
13
points
to
practlo-1
ally
win
the
game
on
her
own
efforts.
Once
again
there
was,
too
much
holding
and
hacking,'
couver
.secretary-treasurer
of
t
h
e
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Federation;
T.
H.
Sorcnson,
Van-
man
lashed
to
a
smashed
Snul,
part
of
the
mast
of
a
boat.a
r.nc,
life
ring
and
two
trolling
poles.
The
body
was
clothed
in
rubber
flshermun's
gurments.
Tlie
Coolldf,e
crew
experienced
great
difficulty
in
raising
the
mass,
but
finally
got
It
on
deck.
Unfamiliar
with
Canadian
procedure
under
such
circumstances,
Capt.
Rifle
headed
lor
,
White
Rocks
harbor,
but
contracted
another
trawler,
tlie
B.C.
Producer.
Her
skipper
leapt.
Fred
Kohse
radioed
the
provincial
police
here
and
stood
by
the
Coolirige.
BRITONS
REACT
TO
N.Z.
ELECTION
LONDON
1
iominent
Labor
Party
members
today
expressed
disappointment
when
told
of
the
Labor
Party
defeat
in
the.
New
Zealand
general
election.
Alice
Bacon,
deputy
party
(uivcr,
general
manager
of
tne
-.i
mm
but
the
reterees
tightened
up
considerably
to
call
17
fouls,
j
Intermediate
League
I
Fashion
won
a
32
to
27
vic-
the
powdery
mantle
and
to
perceive
Us
resultant
chill.
While
cool
rain
was
falling,
the
snow
had
been
coming
to
the
moun
ih::i:i
23:13
-
1:0
17-14
m
feci.
1
Fishermen's
Co-operative
rea-17
1
;ret
1
oration;
and
A.
J.
Wlrlck,
Van-
n.7
(eel.
cotivcr,
of
the
B.
C.
Co-operat-
fi
j
feet
;vc
Union.
Tlie
Coolidge
headed
south
immediately
after
the
inquest.
The
body
was
brought
to
I'rince
Rupert
at
midnight
and
taken
to
B.C.
Undertakers.
Attempt
to
identify
it
positively
lory
over
Merchants
in
spite
of
chairman
said:
"I
am
sure
that
the
fact
that
Merchants
had
this
is
only
a
temporary
set-strengthened
their
team
by
the
back."
addition
of
Bill
Davidson
who
Lord
Woolton,
chairman
Of
the
had
stepped
down
from
the
Conservative
party
called
the
senior
division.
Davidson
showed
defeat
of
the
Labor
party
In
New
Ihe
effects
of
a
month's
idle-
Zealand
"a
sign
of
the
times.
tain
tops
and
it
was
well
down
I
the
sides
of
such
higher
crests
;
as
Mount
Morse
and
those
be-,
yond.
l'
Although
tlie
temperature
.overnight
remained
well
above
'
the
freezing
point
36
degrees
presence
of
snow
at
so
low
a
Scotia
and
eventually
throughout
Canada.
"Your
co-operatives
out
here
lenth
Anniversary
Banquet
Civic
Ccnr-c
Auditorium
Dec.
1st,
1C
Wat
7:30
p.m.
are
developed
along
lines
pioneer
level
left
a
nip
in
the
air
this
ed
by
us
back
there,"
he
said.
"It's
a
pretty
sad
slate)
of
af
were
being
made
today.
Jurors
who
heard
the
inquest
were
George
Redhead,
foreman
Olof
Anderson.
Edward
Edward
-son,
Gordon
C.
Home,
Robert
Rrude
and
Calvin
Stephen.
Powell's
trolling
boat
disappeared
near
White
Rocks
last
October
10
while
he
and
several
Dr.
(Monslgnort
M.
M.
Coudy,
leader
in
co-operative
and
adult
education
movement,
here
from
St.
Francis
Xavier
University,
Nova
Scotia,
for
two-day
visit.
years
is
reflected
in
tlie
scope
of
the
co
-
operative
movement
throughout
the
maritimcs.
"The
dynamics
of
the
co-op
fairs
when
people
allow
their
morning
and
a
warning
of
the
possible
frigid
prospects
ahead.
However,
the
thing
has
some
compensations
in
the
public
mind.
Popular
comment
was
aimed
at
reminding
others
that
a
year
ago
not
only
Mount
Okl-
problems
to
pile
up
Into
a
moun
commemorating
fie
incorporation
of
the
tainous
scrap
heap
before
they
try
to
solve
them,"
he
declared.
other
fishermen
were
returning
"They
should
take
out
problems
from
fishing
grounds
at
the
south
end
of
the
Queen
Char-
PRINCE
RUP:RT
FISHERMEN'S
CO-OPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION
Address
by:
DR.
M.
M.
COADY
PUBLIC
MEETING
Civic
Centre
Auditorium,
Noy.
30,
1
949
at
8
p.m.
i
Speaker:
DP,
MM.
COADY
Director
of
tlie
Department
of
Extension
St.
Francis
Xavier
University,
Antigonish,
N.S.
'
-
Sponsored
by:
The
Department
of
Extension
of
th
University
of
British
Columbia
and
the
v
'
Frinee
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association
-..
fleld
but
rooftops
and
streets
ns
well
were
snow-laden.
erative
movement
migm
nave
been
stressed
by
the
fact
that
we
had
ruraf
depopulation
and
industrial
strife
nt
that
time,
but
actually,
we
are
grouped
together
to
learn
of
the
vital
social
processes
in
both
good
and
bad
Mcmb:rs
and
Emoloyccs
of
all
Co-opcrativcs
Trouble
developed
In
the.
Falls
River
power
plant
last
night
and
commencing
at
approximately
8:30
the
city
was
in
complete
darkness
for
20
minutes.
Shaw-
and
Credit
Unions
in
our
stride,
because,
.
if
we
allow
them
to
pile
up,
any
charlatan
or
demigogue
can
then
convince
the
people
that
he
can
remove
Ilium
by
putting
a
stick
of
dynamite
under
them
and
blowing
them
up
in
the
form
of
revolution.
Dr.
Coady
will
address
a
public
meeting
at
the
Civic
Centre
tonight
and
a
Co-operative
banquet
Thursday
night.
lolte.s
The
Rowena's
engine
broke
down
in
a
gale
and
she
was
taken
In
tow
by
another
boat.
Later,
the
second
boat
experienced
engine
trouble
and
the
Rowena
broke
adrift
and
was
never
seen,
again.
There
was
nothing
on
the
wreckage
raised
by
the
Collldge's
net
to
Identify
the
boat,
from
which
it
came.
Wts
mov
be
obtained
ot
all
Co-op
Stores
atlans
Dlant
was
the
source
of
and
the
Bakery
supply
for
a
time
after
the
EVERYONE
WELCOME
times.
Although
the
movement
In
the
maritimes
started
with
fishermen
and
farmers,
tt
soon
spread
to
the
Industrial
areas
of
Nova
"kick-off"
at
Falls
River
which,
i
(279-
Allliil.
..!....
llonoitlir
however,
soon
came
on
again.
--"n.anlH
m-i
v..
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n