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at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port-'Trince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVII.
No.
203.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
28,
1948
PRICK
FIVE
CENTS
V
Country's
Gravest
Crisis
(By
The
Canadian
Press)
PARIS
The
month-old
coalition
government
of
Premier
Andre
Marie
resimed
early
today
over
the
irrf
Avenue
Charles
Hughes
issue
of
wages
and
prices
and
most
observers
believed
the
new
crisis
one
of
France's
gravest
post-war
political
tests.
President
Vincent
Auriol
immediately
went
into
I'
''
r
4
fLI
II
IU
III
lUtZLl
conference
with
political
lead-
II
H
..?:'
ers,
including
raui
tteynaua,
Marie's
finance
minister,
and
Noted
Jurist,
Dies
at
86
OSTEPvVILLE,
Mass.
(CP)
Charles
Evan
L.V..
-
.1
yer$
Canadian
Corporation
BUTTER
RACKET
IN
EAST
CITIES
TORONTO-The
Telegram
says
that
"tons
of
butter
are
being
channelled
secretly
Into
cold
storage
vaults
of
disreputable
brokers
In
Montreal
and
Ter-onto,"
preparatory
to
an
expected
lush
black
market
this
Winter
which
will
bring
them
a
dollar
a
pound
or
higher.
This
is
substantiated
by
dairy
officials.
The
butter
squeeze,
in
antici
former
Premier
Paul
Schuman.
1
A-'-!-'
'
The
cabinet's
downfall
left
France
technically
without
a
Be
Open
In
Six
Months
which
lias
been
a
one-theatre
city
i
r
i
?
-
'-
t?"vt
foreign
minister
at
a
moment
of
crucial
conferences
at
Mos
Defence
Head
Makes
Appeal
For
Solidarity
By
CLYDE
BLACKBURN
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
Hughes,
who
climaxed
a
long
and
notable
career
,i
cow,
but
Schuman
will
continue
;t0
nave
a
wtunu
cauubivc
uiuvuig
Mn
six
months.
Announcement
was
1
?i
...
to
fulfil
the
functions
during
by
serving
as
Chief
Jus
ernwm
by
J.
Harry
Black,
the
local
the
Interim
period.
tice
of
the
United
States
during
one
of
the
most
turbu
The
crisis,
which,
brought
pation
of
acute
shortages
later
in
the
year,
is
already
on
in
about
the
government's
collapse,
was
a
two-day
struggle
ous
Flayers
Canadian
Corporation,
present
Capitol
Theatre,
of
the
let-
M
M:'.r!ic'.l
(
"
'
mstructic.
n
I
ninv
cikirvf
lent
periods
of
Supreme
Court
history,
died
here
last
night.
He
Montreal.
There
are
also
reports
of
people
installing
home
WASHINGTON,
D
C,
Oi
"This
was
86
yeas
old.
company
JUKI
riHlJ
His
tenure
covered
the
monu
nation
Is
confronted
with
the
greatest
series
of
tasks
that
west
cor-
mental
struggle
over
President
freezers,
and
trying
now
to
buy
as
much
as.
fifty
pounds
at
a
time
to
hoard
against
the
expected
times
of
scant
suoplics
have
ever
fallen
to
the
lot
of
Mid
Firs!
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt's
1937
any
nation
in
history."
named
the
YOUTH'S
DEATH
ACCIDENTAL
court
reorganization
plan,
the
This
statement
by
James
For-
to
draft
a
series
of
economic
and
financial
reforms.
Informed
sources
said
.
that
the
cabinet
fell
because
Reynaud
wanted
to
raise
many
prices.
Paris
evening
newspapers
today
expressed
widely
differing
opinions
on
France's
future
prime
minister
following
the
resignation
of
Andre
Marie's
government.
Names
most
frequently
mentioned
as
a
succes
ir.d
Till
bo
dramatic
events
leading
up
to
run
outlet
it,
and
the
far-reaching
rever
Derations.
restal,
Secretary
of
Defence,
made
before
a
group
of
300
officers
including
chiefs
of
staff
ital
cost
Ls
A
'verdict
of
accidental
death
U.N.
'PROBES
PLANE
CRASH
S'.iiOOO
in-
was
brought
in
by
a
coroners
lading
and
j
,
today
in
the
ease
of
Ivan
During
the
flaming
controversy
the
white-bearded
jurist
placidly
directed
the
tribunal's
for
army,
navy
and
air,
and
more
than
100
officers
of
Gen
1
Braver.
18
year
old
crew
mem-1
TEL
AVIV
O
A
United
Na
eral
or
Flag
rank,
scarcely
rfinfon-Pil
!
brr
0f
the
fish
packer
Universe,!
Hons
pane
either
crashed
or
,
proceedings
just
as
he
had
done
rtion,
win
Who
fell
from
the
government,
crash-landed
today
north
of.
in
the
preceding
years
if
iran-
ruffled
tiie
surface
of
heat-smitten
Washington.
:
on
th
,
dock
between
1
a.
m.
and
2
a.m.
naza
near
th
front
lines
nf
thf
auility.
sor
were
Pierre
Mendes-France,
radical
socialist;
Robert
Schuman,
premier
Immediately
before
Marie,
and
Paul
Kama-die
r,
premier
before
Schuman.
However,
all
papers
agree
that
his
appointment
by
wo
More)
sj
Thursday.
EevDtlan
and
Israeli
forces
in
I
Before
br
devotedj
Tne
jury
found
that
Bragcr
southern
Palestine,
a
United
Na-
It
meant
that
the
responsibilities
of
the
United
States
now
were
greater
than
the
day
Jap-
onaca
l-M-TYihe
foil
rn
Pno
rl
liar.
-.
purposes,
had
fallen
from
the
dock
in
'
tions
official
announced.
is
sr
ff
"
would
be
pracUcally
impossible
k.
Kf
o,.,,
-,m.
President
Hoover
in
1930
to
succeed
William
Howard
Taft.
many
other
honors
had
been
heaped
upon
Mr.
Hughes.
They
included:
Oovernor
of
New
York,
1907
to
1910.
...
!,
'for
any
of
these
candidates
to
it
little
attention
get
the
necessary
majority.
An
investigating
team
of
the
United
Nations
truce
committee
flew
to
the
crash
scene
to
check
unconfirmed
reports
that
the
United
States
pilot
and
two
French
officer
passengers
were
CHARLES
EVANS
HUGHES
They
were
Interested
more
In
the
warning
Forrestal
gave
his
highest-ranking
officers
of
the
Associate
Justice
of
the
Su
s,
spacious-1
front
0f
the
Royal
Fish
Com-jparlty
for
'
pany
and
struck
the
atel
.(60
by
80--
mooring
line
of
the
Co-op
fish
Entrance
j
packer
Kanawaka,
causing
ln--ner
ol
the
i
juries
to
his
head,
chest
and
'wuiNxHouj'
rhln
and
dislocation
of
his
the
audi-1
neck.
Actual
cause
,
of
death
v
!fvfl
of
'
was
attributed
to
drowning
al-.tnreti
wih
j
uc4
in
-their
summary
the
and
roomy
j
Jury
stated
that
the
neck
Injury
wJitlort
!
'
1,1
itself
fatal.
;
";
.
MOSCOW
0)
The
resignation
of
the
French
government
oi
Andre
Marie
is
believed
to
havp
three
services
that
they
must
preme
Court.
1910
to
1M16.
CAYUGA
TO
work
together
as
a
unit
if
an
Republican
nominee
for
Presi
Man,
Girl,
affected
the
delicate
four-pow.r
killed.
French
senior
observer,
Col.
Querru
was
aboard
the
plane.
DESTROY
TWO
dent
of
the
United
States
in
when-
he
was
defeated
by
MINES
IN
SOUTH
emergency
comes.
The
Navy
Department
Issued
iexts
of
.the..
statements
iy
For
restal;
the
Army
Chief
of
Staff,
talks
going
on
here
on
the
German
crisis.
..i
.
Aa-aUoritativo.-jDurc
an-i
nounced
that
there
is
little"
chance
of
any
four-power
communique
on
the
month-Ions
talks
today.
Up
to
last
nignt
it
was
believed
likely
that
brief,
Gen.
Omar
Bradley;
Admhnl
W
V--Oirld-
lr
-'Melntvre
-an
tm-tjpe.
Pro-1
ployee
of
the
Pacific
Fisheries
mte,iral
i
and
(Jarl
T.
Anderson,
engln-(
most
id-
!
cer
of
the
Universe
who
were
U.S.
Seeks
To
Internationalize
Antarctic
Area
Louis
Denfleld,
Navy
Chief
of
Woodrow
Wilson.
.
-
Secretary
of
State
from
l&2l
to
1925
in
the
Harding
and
Cool-fdge
cabinet;.
Regarded
as
one
of
the
ablest
lawyers
in
the
country,
he
attracted
national
attentior
early
in
his
career
by
his
mp.sterly
'
obuiMbie.'
with
Bragcr
during
pan
oi
rts
nl
be
Wednesday
night
testified
that
WASHINGTON
0
The
Uni
Operations,
and
Gen.
Hoyt
S.
Vandenberg,
Air
Force
Chief
of
Staff.
A
DESPERATE
PLEA
Boiled
down,
the
statements
four-power
statement
would
be
issued
today
covering
progress
of
the
talks.
!
and
vjthin
ail
or
them
naa
Deen
armsing
ted
States
state
department
a
New
said
today
that
the
United
.
conduct
as
counsel
for
States
has
opened
talks
with
I
York
legislative
committee
which
anv
hold-
of
the
three
chiefs
were
a
des-
YUGOSLAVIA
""
It:
M.
C"
S.
Cayuga;
which-left
Prince
Supert
this
morning
accomjanied
by
her
companion
di
stroyers
Athabas-kan
and
Crescent,
will
head
for
Bella
3ella
to
destroy
two
explosje
mines
which
were
reported
Friday
at
Goose
Island,
near
the
southern
settlement.
The
mines
were
reported
by
Harry
Balmer,
a
fisherman,
who
reported
his
discovery
to
the
authorities.
Cayuga,
Athabaskan
and
Crescent
pulled
out
of
the
harbor
at
10
o'clock
this
morning
to
return
to
their
base
at
Esquimalt
after
a
four-day
visit
here.
seven
other
countries
aimed
at
investigated
the
life
insurance
'act.
Grant
beer
before
attending
the
carnival
Dance
at
the
Civic
Centre.
At
the
end
of
the
dance
Anderson
returned
to
the
boat
alone
and
was
preparing
for
bed
when
he
was
aroused
by
perate
plea
to
their
key
officers
out
th?
el-:
some
form
of
international
administration
fo
the
Antartic.
Elkins,'
Held
for
B.C.
Killing
KIMBALL,
Ohio
CP
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
notified
authorities
here
last
night
that
a
warrant
charging
24-year
old
Gustav
Weigner
with
murder
is
being
prepared
following
the
discovery
of
the
body
of
a
missing
Ohio
man.
Police
said
the
wire
came
from
Inspector
Duncan
at
Dawson
Creek
northern
B.
C.
The
Inspector
wired
that
the
body
of
John
A.
McComas.
of
Dayton
had
been
found
north
of
Dawson
Creek.
Trie
body
is
being
taken
to
Fort
St.
John,
B.
C.
where
an
inquest
will
be
held.
Weigner
who
claimed
he
ac-cidently
killed
the
52-year
old
Dayton
man
while
shooting
sauirrels.
is
being
held
without
Thorn
Shf-'H.
shouts
of-"man
ovPrboard".
business.
Out
or
mat
came
me
model
on
which
state
and
national
legislation
dealing
with
life
insurance
still
exists.
FATHER
A
MINISTER
He
was
born
at
Glens
Falls,
eating
and!
It
said
that
"some
form
of
internationalization"
would
be
the
most
effective
solution
to
the
conflicting
claims
for
ter
I
M
house,
j
HURLS
CHARGES
AT
HUNGARY
LONDON
0)
Yugoslavia
haj
fired
the
second
broadside
l:i
two
days
agajnst
a
communist
neighbor.
This
time
it
accused
Hungary
of
trying
to
foment
a
resolution
against
Premier
Tito's
regime.
Yesterday's
protest
came
two
days
after
a
similar
charge-against
Romania.
ritory
In
the
frozen
far
north.
V
jN.Y.,
April
11,
1862.
His
father
to
obey
in
the
spirit
and
the
letter
the
order
from
the
secretary
that
there
must
be
no
jealousy
among
the
forces
and
no
weaknesses
in
the
face
of
attack
because
of
lack
of
team
work.
Forrestal's
reasons
for
making
the
appeal
at
this
time
were
expressed
in
crisp,
electrifying
words.
They
were
given
to
men
who
have
worked
in
secret,
air-cooled
compartments
of
the
vast
'ith
Mr.
both
CHURCH
GUILT
Mclntyre
who
had
accompanied
Brager
to
the
dock
in
a
taxi
raised
the
alarm.
He
had
been
on
his
way
down
the
ladder
when
Brager
fell
past
him.
Mclntyre
heard
the
body
strike
what
he
took
to
be
the
rail
of
the
Kanawaka
and
then
heard
a
splash.
Reaching
the
deck
Mclntyre
could
not
see
any
sign
of
his
companion
either
on
the
boat
or
in
the
FOR
RACE
STRIFE
0.
C
Football
AMSTERDAM
fc
Ecclesiasti
LAND
II
cal
leaders
said
today
(hat
the
countries.
,
"All
of
you
in
this
room
are
too
well-
informed
for
me
to
Pentaeon
Building
for
weeks
World
Council
of
Churches
will
go
on
record
as
acknowledging
the
guilt
of
the
Christian
church
and
months
worked
with
Can
a
Results
of
Football
matches
was
a
Welsh
Baptist
clergyman.
Both
father
and
mother
desired
their
son
to
enter
the
ministry
and
they
were
deeply
disappointed
when
he
chose
the
law
instead.
One
of
his
last
opinions
as
Chief
Justice
held
that
negroes
travelling
from
one
state
to
another
must
be
given
railroad
accommodations
equal
to
those
furnished
white
persons.
This
came
after
he
had
asserted
in
a
radio
speech
that
"rancor
and
bigotry,
racial
animoMtles
and
intolerance
are
the
deadly
enemies
of
true
democracy."
water.
It
was
then
he
hailed
the
Universe
which
was
tied
played
in
the
United
Kingdom
i
cnarge.
Along
with
Weigner
is
English
League
First
Division.
J
McComas's
attractive,
13-year
Arsenal
O,
Manchester
Unl-1
old
daughter
Louise,
who
also
alongside
the
Kanawaka.
Hid
Mrs
H.
WTe
mar-
'nd
half
a
:vfd
in
the
say
thy
are
'foundland
;!
Canada.
Whitmore
'
wd
a
good
With
a
flash
light
a
search
was
carried
out
by
Anderson
and
Mclntyre.
A
spot
of
blood
was
taken
into
custody.
They
told
police
that
they
for
at
least
part
of
the
racial
strife
over
Palestine.
A
member
of
the
sub-committee
of
the
assembly
said
that
"the
Church
must
feel
guilt
in
fact,
because
it
has
failed
to
solve
the
problem
of
anti-Semitism.
came
to
Nebraska
from
Canada
dians
here
on
secret
duty
and,
have
to
emphasize
the
gravity
officers
from
other
'
friendly
I
of
our
position,"
he
said.
Flower
and
Garden
Display
Is
Finest,
Most
Colorful
in
Years
Prince
Rupert's
finest
summer
in
years
yielded
colorful
and
nourishing
results
despite
a
gale
that
rlamafred
trardens
earlier
this
week,
entries
at
the
showed
on
ithe
rail
of
the
Co
op
packer
and
In
the
water
there
was
a
cloud
of
what
they
Conditions
took
to
be
blood.
They
called
ted
1
Birmingham
City
1,
Chelsa
0
Blackpool
1
Aston
Villa
0
Bolton
Wanuerers
0,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
5
Charlton
Athletic
3,
Hudders-field
Town
1
Derby
County
2,
Sheffield
United
1
Liverpool
4.
Sunderland
0
Manchester
City
0,
Stoke
City
0
(tie)
after
the
shooting
when
they
became
scared.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
1
I
know
A.
Salvesen,
captain
of
the
Unl
'ft
I
think
erse
who
had
been
awakened
LOMAKIN
LEAVES
FOR
HOMELAND
NEW
YORK
(Cf;
Jacob
M.
Lo
others
in
trying
to
locate
Brager.
However
it
was
not
until
9:
45
Thursday
morning
that
Captain
Salvesen
brought
the
fcn8e
for
the
1
by
the
commotion.
He
aided
111
"foundland
the
search
nnn
unseated
that
Horticultural
Society's
flower
show
and
agricultural
display
revealed
Friday.
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body
to
the
suriace
wiui
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with
The
show
opened
last
night
alter
tne
displays
naa
Boston
0,
Chicago
1
Philadelphia
3.
Pittsburgh
4
Brooklyn
3,
Cincinnati
2
American
League
Chicago
5,
Boston
10
makin,
stripped
of
credentials
as
Soviet
consul-general
In
New
York,
today
boarded
the
liner
dragline.
.
1,f,'S
Of
.
twn
nlhor
mcmhnrc
nf
fhp
nm-
Middlesbdough
1,
Everton
0
Newcastle
United
2,
Preston
31
foot
vinclal
police
answered
the
call
Stockholm
to
return
to
Russia
and
co-operated
with
the
He
had
been
recalled
-at
the
ln-
Dr.
C.
H.
h-ankinson
gave
evidence
of
his
findings
after
performing
a
post
mortem.
Besides
lacerations
to
the
chest,
chin
and
dislocated
neck.
Dr.
reDorted
a
small
Detroit
3,
Washington
2
Cleveland
8-2,
New
York
1-7
been
judged
by
C.
P.
Balagno,
Horticultural
Society
president
and
Arthur
Bayne,
provincial
gardener.
"It
is
a
highly
satisfactory
display,"
said
Mr.
Balagno.
"It
just
shows
what
can
be
done
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
A
well
developed
storm
which
lies
400
miles
west
of
Vancou
sistance
of
the
United
States
government
for
his
part
in
the
Kosenkena
affair.
LOCAL
TIDES
(Standard
Time)
Sunday,
August
29,
1948
f
"e
preach-a
day,
his
I
Mr.
Whit-as
registrar
f
road
In-pendent
of
f
giving
first
1
f
the
doc-
ver
Island
this
morning
will
reach
the
coast
tonight.
Rain
High
9:05
14.8
feet
RED
COMMANDER
PASSES
BUCK
fracture
on
the
forehead
and
a
cut
over
one
eye.
Coroner
M.
M.
Stephens
presided
at
the
inquest
with
Sgt.
L.
Potterton
acting
as
examiner
Jury
consisted
of
Hugo
20:49
18.0
feet
St.
Louis
0-1,
Philadelphia
6-9
Western
International
'
Victoria
6,
Vancouver
2.
Yakima
2,
Wenatchce
1.
((11
innings).
Salem
6,
Spukanc
5.
Bremerton
at
Tacoina
postponed,
rain.
Tacific
Coabt
League
Low
2:40
6.5
feet
BERLIN
Oj
Berlin's
Soviet
14:27
10.3
feet
.
.
,
-l
J
lnra
this
country
In
the
way
of
good
growth."
Held
in
the
apparatus
gymnasium,
in
the
Civic
Centre,
the
show
contained
the
largest
num-,
ber
of
exhibits
In
recent
years.
Speciments
shown
clearly
revealed
the
effects
of
constant
sunshine
which
has
prevailed
all
North
End
5
Portsmouth
1,
Burnley
0
Second
Division
Blackburn
Rovers
5,
Barnsley
3
Cardiff
City
2,
Southampton
1
Chesterfield
0,
West
Ham
United
0
(tie)
Coventry
City
1,
Leicester
City
2
Fulham
4,
Nottingham
Forest
0
Leeds
United
2,
Luton
Town
0
Lincoln
City
0,
Tottenham
Hotspur
0
(tie)
Plmouth
Argyle
0,
Grimbs-
by"2
Queen
s
Park
Rangers
1,
I
Bradford
0
I
Sheffield
Wednesday
0,
Brentford
0
(tie)
is
expected
along
most
of
the
coast
this
afternoon
and
over
the
southern
interior
tonight.
The
weather
will
remain
unsettled
tomorrow.
Forecast
KrauDner
5
A.
wieeaeiiiau,
tuuimoi"""'"
j
.
Robert
Silversides,
R.
A.
Bruce,
'by
city
council
leaders
that
he
N
P
Kinslor
and
P.
O.
Jones,
protect
their
meetings
from
fur-
h.acn
hv
pnmmunist
GWf
at
A
San
Francisco
11-3,
Sacramen
summer.
to
0-3.
m
w
m
Uiei
uiTrtoiw"
j
-
demonstrators.
Then
he
passed
the
buck'to
the
Russian
sector
police,
whom,
it
was
reported,
aided
demonstrators
the
other
day.
Charlottes
ana
north
coast.
Overcast
today
and
Sunday.
Intermittent
rain
northern
areas
and
continuous
rain
(second
tie,
called
in
ninth,
curfew).
Oakland
8,
Seattle
2.
Los
Angeles
6,
San
Diego
5.
(ten
innings).
Portland
13,
Hollywood
9.
(NIVAL
COMPOSER,
I
West
Bromwlch
Albion
2,
Bury
southern
areas.
Easterly
winas
25
increasing
to
easterly
gales
40
exposed
areas
this
afternoon
and
decreasing
late,
tonight.
The
displays
were
grouped
on
tables
before
a
background
of
greenery
that
offset
the
riot
of
color
which
prevailed
In
the
room.
i
Several
outstanding
exhibits
received
special
prizes
since
they
did
not
come
properly
within
any
given
classes.
Hie
first
outside
exhibit
in
years
was
one
from
Terrace.
(Coct'oiuwi
r-
Ft&
Six
CHAMP
DROPS
IN
GOLF
FINAL'
RIVERSIDE
GOLF
CLUB,
St.
John,
N.B.
KP-Miss
Grace
Lcn-czyk
of
Newington,
Connecticut,
defending
her
Canadian
Ladies-Open
Oolf
championship,
was
down
two
today
to
Mrs.
Eddie
Bush
of
Wilmington,
Delaware,
after
nine
holes
of
their
36-holo
final.
However,
she
recovered
and
squared
the
score
at
the
eighteenth.
Little
change
in
temperature
Low
tonight
and
High
Tomor
SINGER
DIES
3
NEW
YORK
tCPJOlie
Speaks,
singer
and
composer
who
wrote
music
for
"Sylvia"
and
'On
the
Road
to
Mandalay'
died
here
yesterday
at
the
age
of
74.
Scoltish
League,
Division
".
Aberdeen
2,
Motherwell
0
Albion
Rovers
2.
Falkirk
0
Clyri
3,
Hibernian
5
East
Fife
3,
St.
Mlrren
1
Hearts
1,
Celtic
2
and
60.
row.
Port
Hardy-50
Morton
3,
Third
Lanark
3
(tie)
Queen
of
the
South
8,
Partick
Thistle
2
Rangers
1,
Dundee
1
(tie)
60.
Prince
-Barney
r0Us
Stage
Show.
M
Chrysler
RoyaL
Massett
50
and
Rupert
50
and
60.
J