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VOL.
XXXVIT
Na
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PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
MONDAY.
OCTOBER
4.
1948
PRICE
PTVE
CENTS
ffoodworkers
anther
crisis
',t
British
e
.jsh
Cnion
international
an
Columbia
indepen-
dccwcu
Colum-
uniou-
Qugsfcin)
of
Beirlih
Crisis
Sfci
U
SO
(a
ji
.un-.bia
...
that
H
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1
,
:
:
I
,to
retain
w
iatlon
in
view
rjnited
States
PERU
REVOLT
PARACHUTE
WAS
Wities
luw
Southeastern
Is
Ashore
BALLOON
BOMB
,aW
trom
uie
IS
PUT
DOWN
Russia
Would
Re-open
Four-Power
Negotiations
Meanwhile
United
Nations
Security
Council
Opens
Debate
On
Question
PARTS
rr.PWRritish.
United
"States
and
French
the
country
of
the
New
LIMA.
Peru,
((f)
Government
Mysterious
Object
in
Trees
Near
Lytton
Accounted
For
troojs
held
full
control
over
the
trooDs
held
full
control
over
the
reoresentinij
LYTTON,
f
The
mysterious
till
V
,-r
,
1
Led
the
break
bloody
revolution
by
sailors
and
white
"Darachute"
which
wan
ily
walked
out
civilians.
tfssion
of
tne
sighted
in
tree
tops
on
a
nearby
mountain
bv
a
civilian
nilot
last
Insurcents
had
seized
and
ancU
at
which
week
was
reached
Saturday
by
made.
foreign
ministers
met
today
to
discuss
Russia's
call
for
a
resumption
of
Big
Four
talks
over
Berlin
and
Germany.
They
met
while
the
security
council
of
the
United
Nations
was
opening
debate
on
the
Berlin
crisis.
There
was
no
announcement
following
the
a
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
ground
search
crew
and
was
dis
used
full
fire
power
of
warships
and
heavily-armed
installations
to
launch
the
revolt
Sunday.
There
is
no
official
estimate
of
casualties
but
the
number
is
al
president
of
Portland
said
covered
to
be
a
wartime
Jap
ied
the
oppor-
at
the
meeting
anese
balloon
bomb.
An
Army
demolition
crew
will
dispose
of
It.
Fourteen
such
bombs
had
would
be
Briggs
Steamship
Co.
Vessel
Stranded
Down
Coast
SEATTLE,
(CP)
The
United
States
Coastguard
reported
today
that
the
Seattle
motorship
Southeastern
Is
aground
near
Kiltik
Creek
on
Hunter
Island
above
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
and
295
miles
northwest
of
Vancouver.
The
vessel
does
not
appear
to
be
in
any
great
danger.
The
Southeastern,
which
belongs
to
the
Briggs
Steamship
Co.
and
is
under
charter
to
carry
emergency
supplies
to
Alaska,
was
on
her
way
from
Seattle
to
Ketchikan.
Suspend
Sentence
In
Scalding
Case
to
protect
the
large.
President
Jose
Liuis
Busta-mente
Rlvero
said
the
opposition
party
'inspired
and
directed"
the
revolt.
previously
been
accounted
for
In
British
Columbia
jie
union
here,
at
he
had
long
meeting
of
the
foreign
ministers
although
a
French
official
said
that
it
had
been
decided
not
to
take
the
matter
back
to
Big
Four
conference
as
long
as
the
blockade
of
Berlin
continued,
i
Russia
proposed
that
the
Four
Power
council
of
foreign
ministers
meet
again
to
consider
the
Berlin
crisis
and
the
whole
Ger
WM9TO0OHMCHJW
the
polices
of
,nbia
leaders.
1
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t
"I
1
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BULLETINS
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Courtw
a.
O
Ji
hnatrn
(
rw
Vancouver
Bralorne
7.00
1UG
DONS
MRS.
KASENKINA
SIGNS
FOR
STORY
Recovering
from
injuries
received
when
she
jumped
from
a
window
of
the
Soviet
consulate
building
In
New
York
City,
Mrs.
Oksana
Kasenkina
is
pictured
in
the
Roosevelt
Hospital,
New
York,
with
Ward
Greene,
editor
and
general
manager
of
King
Features
Syndicate.
Mrs.
Kasenkina
will
write
her
story
for
newspaper
publication.
a.
it.
con
uzya
man
situation.
The
proposal
was
contained
in
a
note
in
reply
to
.
western
power
notes
of
September
26,
breaking
off
the
:
Four
Power
negotiations
and
an
J
A
year's
suspended
sentence
was
handed
out
by
Judge
W.
O.
American
Army
B.
R.
X.
08
Cariboo
Quartz
117
Dentonla
,
01
'2
Oruli
Wihksne
.03
V
Hedley
Mascot
.32
placed
on
th?
Fulton
in
County
Court
this
morning
to
Harry
Robert
Wright
Prince
Rupert
nouncing
that
the
question
would
be
taken
to
the
United
Nations
security
council.
The
Russian
note
said
that
the
BRITONS
NOT
EVACUATING
LONDON
A
government
spokesman
today
jeered
at
the
suggestion
that
war
plans
had
reached
a
stage
where
evacuation
of
some
of
the
government
departments
.'
to
Canada
had
been
discussed.
"We
didn't
do
it
in
the
last
war
and'
there
is
little
likelihood
that
we
would
do
it
if
another
came,"
he
said.
;;ay
(or
cleaning
Lrj
repairs
after
Cleveland
Beats
Boston
To
Go
Into
World
Series
Uoited
States
government's
from'
Herbert
after
he
had
been
found
guilty
of
a
charge
of
negligence
in
connection
with
the
scalding
of
a
17-year-old
girl
aboard
the
fish
packer
Pine
Leaf
In
harbor
statement,
that
a
situation
nth,
where
she
Mlnto
01
Vz
Pend
Oreille
4.30
Pioneer
2.35
Premier
Border
024
Privateer
11
Reeves
McDonald
:
1-80
Reno
-.
.062
Salmon
Gold
10
week
ago.
threatening,
world
peace
had
arisen
did
not
correspond
with
the
real
state
of
affairs.
It
said
of
the
repairs
here
on
September
25.
.
Manager
Lou
Boudreau
Hits
Two
Homers
and
Two
Singles
to
Lead
Tribe
to
Victory
is
$2,000.
The
Wright
was
acquitted
of
a
LADY
SPY
Elizabeth"
T.
Bentley,
New
York,
36-year-ld
secretary,
and
a
1930
graduate
of
Vassar
College,
whose
testimony,
according
to
the
U.S.
House
Un-American
Activities
Committee,
was
responsible
for
unveiling
a
far-
that
this
charge
constituted
continue
on
tc
charge
of
assault
occasioning,
nothing
more
than
means
of
8heep
Creek
118
as
Its
original
PLANE
DOWN
AT
SEA
MIAMI
A
twin-
engined
t
charter
air
liner
with
21
persons
on
board
is
"presumed
down
at
sea"
today
after
it
13
6
Tavlor
Brldee
.30
pressure
and
an
attempt
to
U3e
the
United
Nations
tor
the
Cleveland
8
lloston
$
before
going
.,
tug
has
sev-
actual
bodily
Injury
to
Ruth
Leavitt,
a
visitor
aboard
the
Pine
Leaf,
who
was
burned
about
the
face,
and
legs
by
scalding
water.
achievement
of
aggressive
alms.
flung
Red
espionage
ring
in
1
1
9
1
D
Taku
River
32
Vananda
30
Congress
03
Pacific
Eastern
........
.07
:
to'.tom
where
k
reef.
She
U
the
U.S.
which
had
many
The
Russians
claim
that
trre
United
Nations
security
council
sounded
distress
calls
somewhere
between
Chariest
own.
2
0
L
connections,
in,
high
.
govern
8
1
0"
i
o
0
6
1
-'i'
4
4
Ijisult
of
hav-
Score
by
innings:
Cleveland
.
'-nostori"
.!Z
Wricht
was
released
on
hia
1
South""
Carolinaf
and
'Nassau'
Hedley.
Amalg
AJ)Vj
has
no
right
to
deal
with
the
Berlin
dispute.
i
Kiiplf'tcly
sub-
t
nllnn.
tii.VI
time
to
arrange
for
the
pay
Spud
vauey
r
mo
Central
Zeballos
...
.
..
.01"
'
Sllbak
Premier
.25
L
brought
hercmPnt
0f
"reparations'
to
Miss
Armour!
Salvage.
Lenvttt.
suggested
by
Crown
Oils
s
i
it.
Diver
Ray-
ry
patched
the
Counsel
T.
W.
Brown.
He
will
Inform
the
court
of
the
term
of
payment
agreed
between
him
BOSTON
Manager
Lou
Doudreau's
100
percent
batting
two
home
runs
and
two
singles
in-four
trips
to
the
plate
and
Gene
Bearden's
safe
pitching
led
the
Cleveland
Indians
to
an
8
to
3
victory
today
in
a
sensational
American
League
pennant
deciding
postseason
plav-off-
game.
The
victory
also
sends
the
to
make
the
SALMON
SEASON
HEARING
CLOSE
Only
Two
Areas
Still
Open-Trolling
Activity
Falling
Off
Closure
of
salmon
seining
in
in
the
Bahamas.
-
'
YUKON
POWER
SURVEYS
.
EDMONTON
The
Edmonton
Bulletin
said
today
that
the
Dominion
-
government
was
making
surveys
of
possible
power
sites
in
the
Yukno
Territory
to
furnish
electric
energy
to
silver
and
lead
mines
near
Mayo.
It
said
the
engineers
were
exploring
the
Stewart
and
Pelly
Rivers
for
hydro
sites.
A.
P.
Con
20
Calmont
..
C.
&
E.
-
5.50
Foothills
3
00
Home
9.00
Toronto
ble.
self
and
the
girl
when
he
appears
before
the
court
Wednes
ment
circles.
She
has
aireaay
testified
before
the
special
federal
grand
Jury
which
indicted
12
top-flight
Communists
in
that
country.
She
is
described
as
a
member
of
an
old
American
family
who
found
herself
head,
of
a
Red
spy
ring
of
50
persons
during
the
war
and
later,
suffering
from
pangs
of
conscience,
went
to
the
F.B.I,
and
told
her
story.
When
questioned
again,
,
she
calmly
admitted
she
had
collected
wartime
information
from
government
employees
in
Washington
and
passed
it
along
regularly
to
Russia.
day
morning.
TriDe
into
tne
wonu
ocuco
vm..i
Athona
-06'
ItATHER
Mr.
Brown
told
the
court
that
the
payment
of
hospital
and
the
southern
area
of
Queen
Aumaque
16
Beattie
-58
Charlotte
Islands
brought
more
npsis
YUGOSLAVS
doctor's
bitls
by
Wright
might
not
be
adequate.
Inconvenience
the
first
game
against
Boston
Braves
at
the
Brave's
field
on
Wednesday.
The
Indians
set
their
big
guns
into
action
to
outslug
the
Red
Sox
and
collect
thirteen
hits
in
than
a
dozen
seiners
to
port
here
Saturday.
The
vessels
had
w
hich
had
bee
si
'i
across
British
and
anguish
caused
by
the
been
fishing
In
Hecate
Strait
f
the
last
twenty-
scalding
also
should
be
a
con
passing
into
Al-
NORTH
COAST
ARE
PUZZLING
Resignations
and
Disappearances
From
Legation
at
Ottawa
cluding
the
two
homers
by
off
Skldegate
Inlet
and
Moresby
Island
where
.they
did
fairly
well
during
the
late
summer.
prning,
havlna
sideration.
Miss
Leavitt
was
burned
when
Wricht
sollled
a
Dall
of
hot
water
Bevcourt
35
Buffalo
Canadian
08
Con.
Smelters
112.50
Conwest
I-13
Donalda
61
Eldona
104
East
Sullivan
2.70
Giant
Yellowknlfe
4.95
God's
Lake
52
Hardrock
-30
Harrlcana
06V4
"able
amounts
TUNA
FISHERY
BUILDING
TO
veral
sections
of
Boudreau
and
one
circuit
clout
by
Ken
Keltner.
Bobby
Doerr's
home
run
was
one
of
Boston's
six
hits.
Each
team
erred
once.
in
the
galley
of
the
Pine
Leaf
on
Serjtember
25
when
six
people
The
greatest
in
the
twenty-
START
SOON
OTTAWA
0)
The
rift
between
Russia
and
Yugoslavia
has
started
a
strange
puzzle
of
were
in
the
galley.
Wright
was
Batteries
were
Bearden
and
At
times
,as
many
as
75
seiners
were
In
.
operation
during
the
season,
and
catches
of
dog
salmon
were
fairly
good.
Closure
of.
the
southern
Queen
Charlotte
Jslands
area
leaves
only
two
areas
in
Fisheries
District
Two
open
to
seine
F
212
inches
at
cook
aboard
the
boat.
Hegan
for
Cleveland
and
Gale-
i
1.19
Inches
at
NOW
ENDED
The
fisheries
protection
vessel
Kitimaat,
Capt.
C.
W.
Earn-shaw,
arrived
here
at
the
weekend
after
concluding
her
sea
In
passing
sentence,
Judge
Ful
house,
Kinder
and
Tebbetts
rer
Excavating
for
Paramount
Theatre
Only
Awaiting
Arrival
of
Plans
r
near
Nelson.
Boston.
1
diplomatic
resignations
and
disappearances
in
the
Yugoslav
legation
in
Ottawa.
Seven
Yugo-ci.
nmrini
are
renorted
to
ton
said
that,
if
the
incident
had
been
purely
accidental,
"Jed
weather
ia
lie
province
to-
As
soon
as
the
footing
plans,
nets.
These
are
at
Rivers
Inlet
nrhixh
oro
pxnpftod
anv
day
I
and
the
northern
area
of
the
son's
tuna
fishery
investigation
i(
of
the
storm
proving
con'-
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
and
LONDON,
m
Part
of
the
meeting
of
Commonwealth
prime
ministers,
starting
October
U
will
be
televised.
work,
Queen
Charlottes.
tij
,.,utnK
,oC
'now.
arrive,
excavation
there
would
have
been
no
reason
to
call
the
police
but,
apparently,
the
attitude
of
everyone
present
was
that
the
police
should
be
called.
"Even
the
accused
apparent
Vancouver
xaianua
wiiiui
vo
t
-
o.t
for
the
new
Paramount
Theatre
have
resigned.
Yugoslav
Minister
Mato
A.
Jakslc
says
they
"are
gone
back
to
Yugoslavia.
The
strange
activities
began
m
coast
by
to-'stay
skies
will
along
the
will
remain
st
of
the
interior.
Heva
iVa
Hosco
31
Jacknlfe
,
-03
Vi
Jollet
Quebec
42
Lake
Rowan
06
Vi
Lapaska
5y2
Little
Long
Lac
75'
Lynx
06
'a
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.50
-
McKenzle
Red
Lake
-31
McLeod
Cockshutt
97
Moneta
-33
Negus
-
212
.
Noranda
51.75
Louvicourt
-
-52
Pickle
Crow
2.14
prospects
for
a
north
coast
tuna
of
Famous
Plays-Canvapd'a
Corporation
on
Third
Avenue
fish
industrv
U
tLgh
wV
in
the
open
at
First
Street
will
get
under
water'off
he'west
coast
of
the
1
way
-
1
is
jjUW
by
J
m
.
ry
ly
expected
to
be
taken
to
the
police
court,"
the
Judge
said
when
a
signed
statement
was
received
Sunday
by
the
Ottawa
citizen
and
Journal.
In
It
Pavle
They
charged
the
Yugoslav
government
with
betrayal
of
"fundamental
Interests"
of
the
country
and
that
they
had
steered
away
from
the
"great
Soviet
Union."-
At
Rivers
Inlet,
a
few
dog
salmon
are
reported.
Nine
seiners
in
that
region
averaged
1,500
chums
each
last
week.
The
fish
were
unusually
large,
weighing
about
15
pounds
each.
The
whole
of
District
Two
U
now
open
to
trolling
but
there
is
not
much
activity
reported
off
the
mainland.
On
the
Queen
Charlotees,
however,
the
'catches
are
reported
to
be
good.
recast
Queen
Charlottes
has
caused
'"r:
7
.T,T,n.
Lukln,
legation
counsellor,
sam
;Us
and
North
BRUSH
FIRE
fishermen
to
head
for
port,
thus
b-
t-
j
v,
firct
!
tion
of
the
building
at
a
cost
of
he
and
six
others
had
resigned.
widely
scat-
-
'
I
CAUSES
ALARM
586,000
has
been
let
to
Mitchell
season
in
which
albacore
have
wy
and
ton
cht.
p
morning,
clear-
A
householder's
land
clearing
to
have
'the
theatre
completed
'W.
Winrla
Uaht
operations
were
responsible
for
and
open
by
May
15
next.
U5
The
fisheries
protection
vessel
,
Laurier,
Capt.
Llewelyn
Sheppard,
also
took
part
In
the
m.p.h.)
Tues-
a
false
alarm,
which
sent
the
ranBe
in
temnera-
city
fire
department
to
the
1500
investigation,
cruising,
In
co
Rcgcourt
m
San
Antonio
3.95
Senator
Rouyn
M
Sherrlt
Oordon
2.30
Steep
Rock
I
80
Sturgeon
River
15
Silver
Miller
30
'S
loniht.
nnH
operation
with
the
Kitimaat,
Block
on
Sixth
Avenue
East
at
1:30
Sunday
afternoon.
A
near
At
Pnrt
Hnrri.l
waters
from
the
Oregon
coast
Nsett
40
and
53,
by
resident
turned
in
an
alarm
,u
and
57.
north
to
Langara
Island
at
the
northern
Hip
of
the
Queen
Charlottes.
when
he
mistook
a
fire
which
had
been
started
to
burn
stumps
and
brush
for.
a
house
fire.
Huge
clouds
of
smoke
billowed
up.
K
TIDES
As
a
result
of
the
activities
of
the
two
vessels,
a
northern
07
PORT
REVENUE
UP
THIS
YEAR
fr.a
Time)
tuna
industry
was
established
Pct(-bcr
5,
1948
Saturday
afternoon
at
5:30
the
firemen
responded
to
a
call
to
the
home
of
H.
Trudeau,
1443
which
may
result
in
a
perman
21.3
feet
cnt
secondary
fishery,
although
'.f:50
14:50
riistnms'and
excise
revenue
at
22.6
feet
Piggott
Place,
where
a
metal
further
Investigation
is.
requir
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
8:45
ed
to
confirm
this.
21:18
1.9
feet
I
was
no
damage.
The
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
the
first
nine
montns
01
i
ti,
highest
since
the
war-
tuna
fishery
this
summer
was
stlmulatea
yea
of
1944,
records
concentrated
off
Tassu
Harbor
reveal.
Collections
so
lar
ui
where
times
during
the
late
ruits
Wanted
QIHB
summer,
the
fish
came
as
close
year
XoUl
$392,099.15,
more
um
$100,000
greater
man
ior
as
three
miles
inshore.
same
period
of
mi.
1
OR
THE
RESERVE
ARMY
WHITACRE.
Eng..
Char
This
is
only
sjz.iwu
ir
to
the
collections
in
1944
when
end
of
September
totalled
$424,-
lie
Tonks,
69,
who
as
caretaker
of
a
stretch
of
line
between
,eavy
Anti-Aircraft
Battery
R.C.A.
848.69.
Peak
year
r-
o
1343.
when
collec-
THE
"NIGHT
IN
VIENNA"
SINGERS
IN
A
NEW
SPECTACULAR
SHOW
tlons
for
the
first
nine
months
PIERRE
DE
GAULLE
IN
NEW
YORK
FOR
JUBILEE
Pierre
de
Gaulle
president
of
the
Paris
municipal
council,
an
office
equivalent
to
mayor,
arrived
In
New
York
from
Paris
with
his
daughter
Chantal,
to
participate
in
New
York's
Golden
Jubilee
celebration
He
was
greeted
by
Grover
Whalen,
chairman
of
the
mayor's
committee
on
t
he
Golden
Jubilee,
and
Ludovic
Chancel,
French
consul-general
In
New
York.
Mr.
De
Gaulle,
who
Is
a
brother
of
General
Charles
de
Gaulle,
will
spend
10
days
In
New
York
as
guest
of
the
city.
In
picture,
left
to
right
are:
De
Gaulle,
his
daughter,
Chancel
and
Whalen.
.
,
-
n
-
-
!
7'"'-"i-it-ww
CIVIC
CENTRE
Tuesday,
October
5,
8:30
p.m.
were
$561,664.
Collections
in
September
were
Whitacre
and
Hampton
in
Arden,
has
been
waiting
lfi.
years
for
a
train
that
never
came,
retires
In
six
weeks.
Traffic
was
diverted
to
a
new
main
line
in
1932,
but
Tonks
stayed
on
the
job.
Reserved
Seats,
$1.50
and
$1.25
...nntn
as
COmDareQ
inter
TrtLrJj
Cir
4,
1948
fVSIai
W-v
r
:-
i
Meltride
AUDITORIUM
Rush
$1.00
Students
50o
o.uw.,
-
.
.
$27,980
in
the
same
-",
Tickets
at
Ormes
Drug
Store
and
Civic
Centre
.
Revenue
in
nu'
year'
was
$28,092.