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Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
227.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
28,
1949.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
urcfiil!
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Aqaimist
Liboir
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!
Sits
Here
RAPE
TRIAL
Demands
Parliament
Throw
Out
Specialist
Administration
LONDON
(CP)
Winston
Churchill
asked
Parliament
today
to
throw
out
the
Labor
Government
which
succeeded
his
own
regime
in
1945.
"Most
of
us
agree
that
it
is
high
time
for
another
Parliament
and
that
all
our
difficulties
would
have
.
An
As.dze
Court
jury
Tuesday
la.,t
nlimi
lal'
lho.se
aboard
of
a
he
crash
r
on
Ppocate-'e
searchers
t,e
bodies
burn-
Halibut
Board
Hearing
Local
Views
This
Afternoon
For
the
specific
purpose
,
of
obtaining
views
of
the
fishermen
and
the
Industry
on
possible
ways
and
mean?
of
spread
afternoon
took
20
minutes
to
n
two
counts
against
Peter
return
with
a
verdict
of
"guilty-Williams,
Skeena
River
cannery
worker
after
his
day-long
trial
;ieu.
rjclt
the
moun-
heen
a
much
better
chance
of
solution
in
a
new
House
ing
outl
the
annual
fishing
season
and
the
supply
of
fresh
fLsh,
Deljw
its
cap
oi
befor
Mr.
Justice
J
O.
Wilson.
,The
Jury
filed
from
the
court
room
at
4:40
after
hearing
Mr.
of
Commons,"
the
Conservative
r-iluts
who
V()C
said
in"
.
DC-3
Had
:iP"
leader
declared.
"It
will
generally
be
believed
that
the
hour
is
grave."
Churchill
opened
the
"second
day
of
debate
in
the
three-day
the
mountain
Justice
Wilson's
hour-long
sum
mation,
then
returned
at
5
o'clock
to
announce
that
they
had
found
Williams
guilty
on
a
charge
of
rape
and
also
of
a
charge
of
having
had
carnal
be
flew
through
etcrJ.iy
ai
'QUAKE
IS
FELT
AT
ANCHORAGE
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska
A
sharp
earthquake
rocked
this
area
for
about
a
full
minute
Tuesday
morning
at
7:31.
The
quake
was
felt
generally
along
the
Alaskan
peninsula
as
far
north
as
Seward.
No
damage
wa3
reported
in
the
Anchorage
area,
but
dishes
were
broken
at
Seward.
whereby
a
larger
quantity
of
fish
might,
be
taken
and
certain
stocks
more
quitably
exploited,
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
Is
holding
a
public
hearing
In
Prince
Rupert
this
afternoon.
The
Commission
arrived
In
tha
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Vancouver
after
having
held
sessions
there
and
in
Seattle.
It
goes
on
tonight
to
Ketchikan,
Petersburg
and
Juneau.
.
The
Commission
consists
of
G.
'
knowledge
of
a
13-year
old
native
girl
at
Casslar
cannery
last
'
Ai,-u.jt
13.
tVilliams
will
be
sentenced
at
emergency
session
brought
on
by
'.
the
government
decision
to
devalue
the
pound.
He
said
that
Britain
has
reached
a
point
which
is
"both
serious
and
strange
and
over
all
there
looms
and
broods
the
atomic
bomb
which
the
Russian
Soviet,
which,
for
reasons
not
yet
ex-pained,
have
got
before
the
British,
though
happily,
not
be-
tht
end
of
the
Assizes,
Mr.
Just
DRUGS
ERCOLDS
ff-The
in
summer
for
nfttc.-t
rcme-ndi.
This
win-
led
Wilson
said
as
he
remanded
him
In
police
custody.
The
ccurt
at
In
civil
session
this
morning
to
clear
up
a
doc-
w-
Nlckerson
of
Prince
Rupert,
kct
of
four
divorce
cases
and1
chairman;
E.
W.
Allen
of
Seat-
MARQUIS
TO
WED
MRS.
SIMPSON
was
scheduled
to
begin
Its
final!
tle;
George
Clark
of
Ottawa,1!
ti,e
Americans"
.ofive
tl-.oir
third
.eat
n
tryouts.
A
Conservative
amendment
to
a
government
motion
of
confi
LONDON
t
The
Marquis
of
Milford
Haven,
Britain's
"Most
eligible
bachelor"
Is
to
criminal
proceedings
at
2:30
and
Milton
James
of
Washing-this
afternoon
when
Earl
John-
j
D-
c-
son.
Nanalmo
fisherman
comes!
Travelling
with
the
Commis-to
trial
fir
thp
mni-Hpr
nf
hu'sion
as
observers
are
Dr.
J.
L
t
antihisamincs,
js
of
drugs
good
iichps
and
other
dence
states
that
a
return
to
doctors
have!
Hart
of
Nanaimo
Blokwlcal
pruPy
o..
brether,
Vic
Johnson
aboard
a
marry
Mrs.
Romaln
Dahlgren
Pierce
Simpson
of
Washington,
it
was
announced
here
lsst
night.
Station,
Mr.
Ozer,
legal
adviser
under
tne
Present
administra-
year
uiai
uiu
boat
here
on
August
13
i
early
durum
a
APPEARS
IN
COURT
J.
Albert
Ouay,
32-ycar-old
Quebec
jeweller,
Saturday
was
formally
charged
with
the
murder
of
his
wife,
one
of
23
killed
when
a
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
plane
exploded
and
crashed
near
Quebec
Sept.
9.
Rig
ht
photo
shows
Guay
hiding
his
face
from
photographers
as
tie
was
led
into
the
Quebec
court
house
by
police
officials.
Left
shows
Ouay,
surrounded
by
police,
as
he
heard
the
charge
re
ad.
Police
claim
Quay
had
a
home-made
bomb,
to
the
Department
of
Fisheries,1,110"'
Dr
Ohanrman
Rrxrial
Assistant
'
If
the
amendment
should
In
lavtructing
the
Williams
Jury,
Mr.
Justice
Wilson
adjured
f
it
quickly
or
ffry.
In
fipht
to
90
ttiein
to
remember
that
the
dispensation
of
Justice
to
a
native
to
the
United
Stales
Secretary'
carry
which
is
hardly
even
of
State,
Mr.
Day,
adviser
to
the
'
possibility
Parliament
would
b
I
United
States
Fish
and
Wild
dissolved
and
an
election
ca"U
T
Ht,
WLATHER
(C.
P.
Photo)
which
exploded,
placed
aboard
the
plane.
w
as
equally
as
necessary
as
It
-part
so
wide
that
!
Iliv
is
nee'lrd
to
i
Life
Bureau
and
Mr.
Chenney.l
immecliately.
would
be
to
a
white
person,
hat
the
bene-
?In
this
court,
all
people
are!leal
avlser
w
me
Bureau.
I
Churchill
said
that
his
new
equal,"
the
judge
declared.!
Mr-
Nlckerson
ls
taclc
i"
government
could
set
the
British
1
Prince
Runert
after
a
three
That
Is
the
basis
of
justice.
Just
Synopsis
tikiei
sn
clear
over
British
'
.;.
morning
with
ttv.
'
inception
of
a
ew
sections
of
lbs
uthet
n-Bsi'iere
some
early
morning
cloudiness
was
reported.
A
complex
disturbance
to
East-
pound
free
to
find
its
own
lnv-jiii
Uv
w.rtd
nvt,rkts.
'
f
'
Tie
said
inaCBriEabi
urust'
W
months'
business
trip
em
Canadav
..
.
.,
IE
IN
AMERICA
taxes
te
'Increase
Incentive
to
VvSTER
work,
especially
among
wage
earners
and
ea.se
up
on
"needless
and
vexatious
controls
RES
J
-
An
air-
j
pernios
aboard,
i
appeared
and
is
expected
to
bring
Increasing
cloudiness
and
rain
to
that
section
of
the
coast
tonight
and
Thursday.
The
southern
regions
of
the
province
are
expected
to
cloud
over
by
tomorrow
as
they
come
under
Blums
Aires
I
rum
ice
for
this
man
Is
just
as
im-ptfMwt-ax'it
toevwer.
the
moat
prominent
person
In
the
land."
Williams
dt'played
no
emotion
as
he
heard
the
Jury's
verdict
and
remained
passive
as
he
wus
led
from
the
court
room
by
a
police
constable.
Services
of
an
interpreter
were
required
as
the
13-year
old
victim
of
the
attack
recounted
her
.
story.
She
said
that
Williams
had
broken
Into
the
family
cabin
on
the
night
of
August
13,
threatened
to
"beat
her
ion
In
Ecuador,'
mi?
last
nltrht
Pm
person!)
THREE
YANKEE
FLAYERS
FINED
NEW
YORK
it)
For
alleged
'mistreatment
of
an
umpire,
three
New
York
Yankee
play
1
Injured
and
one
the
influence
of
mass
of
cooler
air
which
has
been
giving
&ni!;ry
ot
Trans-
thunderstorms
and
showers
over
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Jotuutcn
Cc.
Ltd.)
Vancouver
Bayonne
05
'i
Braylorne
9.75
B
R.
Con
0314
B.R.X
06
Va
Cariboo
Quartz
1.12
"Congress
Ol'i
Hedley
Mascot
30
Pacific
Eastern
05
'
Pend
Oreille
5.10
Pioneer
3.35
Premier
Border
03
lu
Privateer
18
Reeves
McDonald
2.2)
.
Reno
03
',2
;
Sheep
Creek
1
20
Silbak
Premier
38
Vananda
08
Salmon
Gold
12
Oils-
had
eroded
the
ers
received
fines
totalling
$500.
Oregon
and
California
for
tli"
la:;t
few
days.
The
eastern
section
of
the
province
will
continue
to
enjoy
sunny
skies.
k
Irom
Cliile
and
ii
e.t
c
f!ue-'
15
minutes
Irom
re.
They
are
outfielder
Cliff
Mapes,
$200;
catcher
Ralph
Houk,
$150;
and
Manager
Casey
Stengel,
$150.
The
trouble
started
over
the
-winning
run
In
a
game
-which
the
Yankees
lost
to
Boston
7-6
on
Monday.
up'
if
she
did
not
drink
liquor
which
he
offered
her.
She
said
that
she
had
four
drinks
and
remembered
nothing
until
she
woke
up
In
hospital
in
Prince
Rupert
later.
A
short
time
before
Williams
entered
the
cabin,
the
girl
testified,
her
mother
had
come
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Clear
Cloudy
tonight
and
Intermittent
rain
Thurs
Y
INVITE
EXPERTS
TON
British
HELD
IN
MURDER
J.
Albert
Guay,
32-year-old"
Quebec
jeweller
has
been
charged
with
the
murder
of
his
wife,
who
died
with
22
others
Sept.
9
aboard
a
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
plane
at
Sault
Au
Cochon,
Que.
Police
claim
Guay
had
dynamite
placed
aboard
the
plane
and
that
a
love
triangle
and
a
$10,000
insurance
policy
motivated
the
slaying.
(C.
P.
Photo)
MURDER
VICTIM-Mrs.
Albert
Guay,
28-year-old
wife
of
a
Quebec
Jeweller,
died
Sept.
9
with
22
other
persons
In
the
wreck
of
a
Canadian
Pacific.
Airlines
plane
and
police
have
charged
her
husband
with
murder.
Police
say
the
man
had
explosives
placed
aboard
the
plane.
(CP
Photo)
,
day
vicinity
Queen
Charlottes.
C(J0ler
Winds
easterly
15
m.p.h
),
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
A.
Hunter,
increasing
to
southeast
25
over-who
have
been
on
a
trip
to
night.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
home
drunk
and
had
gone
Im
KEY
WITNESS
Mrs.
Arthur
Pitre,
41,
Is
the
key
wltnfis
in
Ihe
police
ra:
aainsi
J.
Albert
Guay,
Quebec
jeweller
rli;ir"pd
with
the
murder
of
his
wife,
one
of
23
killed
when
plane
exploded
-and
crashed
a
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
near
Quebec
Sept.
9.
Mrs.
Pitre
is
under
police
guard
following
72
hours
of
unconsciousness
from
an
overdose
of
sleeping
pills.
(CP
Photo)
n
scientists
may
join
in
atomic
de-
ana
Montreal.
Toronto
and
Vancou-
Thursday
At
At
Port
Port
Hardy
Hardy
mediately
to
sleep.
An
attempt
'
by
the
girl
to
arouse
her
mother
j
had
failed.
Blood-stained
garments,
said
to
belong
to
the
girl
and
to
Anglo
Canadian
3.90
A.P.
Con
18
Atlantic
69
C.
&
E
6
00
ie
United
States,
I
Way.
said
that.
it.
is
will
return
to
the
city
on
Masset
45
ana
eu,
rnnce
ttupert
ver,
47
and
63.
the
Coquitlam
this
Friday.
t
British
and
xPrU
coiild
be
Williams,
were
presented
as
evidence.
:1
American
nroj-
rfSHJ--".
wy
charge
in
the
argy
Act.
BOMB
CARRIER
CHARGED
WITH
SUICIDE
TRY
CONVICTION
OF
PORT
ESSINGTON
MAN
QUASHED
n,
sales
represeni.
'burEh
Paint
Co.
is
'tor
in
hie
city.
He
T"nnr
from
CANADIAN
WHEAT
PRICES
ARE
FIXED
...
LONDON
9
The
International
wheat
council
announced
today
that,
the
maximum
price
for
Canadian
wheat
under
the
APPEAL
BILL
GETS
HOUSE
SUPPORT
OTTAWA
(f
The
House
of
Commons
has
put
its
stamp
of
approval
on
the
principle
of
a
overnment
bill
aimed
at
abol-
QUEBEC
f--
Mrs.
Arthur
Pitre,
mystery
woman"
in
the
Quebec
airline
faster
of
September
9
was
arraigned
today
on
a
charge
of
attempted
suicide
and
remanded
for
preliminary
healing
to
October
6.
Mrs.
Pltrle
i
Ue
friend
of
J.
Albeit
Ouay,
Quebec
jeweller,
charged
with
the
murder
of
his
Honorable
Mr.
Justice
Wilson,
sitting
in
Supreme
Court
Cham
SCORES
bers
this
morning,
quashed
a
International
wheat
agreement
conviction
recently
made
against
shing
appeals
to
the
Judicial
committee
of
the
Privy
Council.
r
i
MAlw4n4
Prrvo
ITS.
will
be
$1.98
a
bushel
in
Canad-
Harold
F.
Behm,
of
Port
Esslng
wife
'
in'
the
alleged-
k
i"""
1VU-II1UI-IS
11-jUl.w.u
a.
j
...
,u
H.riiPt.iln
'-in
I
ton,
for
allegedly
permitting
I
persons
to
be
on
a
beer
parlor
'an
currency
for
No.
1
Manitoba
northern
In
bulk
at
Fort
Will-
sive
conservative
amendment
wiucn
resu
eu
...
....
jto
shelve
the
legislation
for
six!
of
the
airliner
and
23
pe.sons
premises
after
hours.
lam,
Port
Arthur
and
Vancou
The
conviction
was
made
by
'ttSDAY
meiiran
1.
Hew
Yor';
2
5'
Ch'icusu
2
itional
Cininnati
5
Pittsburgh
6
months
on
grounds
that
10
aooaru.
abolish
the
Privy
Council
ap-
The
charge
o:
attempted
.'Jul-peals
at
this
time
would
be
a
cije
resulted
after
she
had
taken
ver.
Hie
mii.iiuu...
ijwk:
w
ni..
clitl.
In
for
the
crop
year
$1.65.
;
declaration
of
lack
of
solidarity
j
an
overdose
of
sleeping
tanieis
within
the
Commonweaiin.
Shu
was
unconscious
lor
f
cv
.
V
ft
Prince
Rupert
on
September
8.
On
application
to
quash
the
conviction,
T.
W.
Brown
appeared
for
Harold
F.
Behm,
and
Mrs.
M.
Wllla
Ray,
tor
the
Crown.
There
was
no
formally
recorded
'
If'-C
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Peter
Lien
re
vote
on
the
matter.
Radar
Screen
On
American
Coasts
In
the
opening
proceedings
of
Tuesday's
session
Finance
Min-
turned
tills
afternoon
fioin
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver.
ltcr
Abbott
announced
that
as
:
-"
jasSS,!!!
Bishop
Anthony
Jordan,
O.M.I.,
returned
to
the
city
this
after
a
result
of
amendments
iusi.
year
to
the
Income
Tax
Act,
union
dues
are
no
longer
exempt
WASHINGTON
0
T
h
e
Air
Force
said
today
that
radar
air
defence
systems
are
operated
on
both
coasts
of
the
United
States
Rnd
in
Alaska.
Beyond
confirm-
""mbcr
29.
id-,
Ted
Ivay,
B.
C.
Inspector
of
Apprenticeships
for
the
federal
Department
of
Labor,
will
arrive
In
the
city
October
3
to
discuss
the
question
of
apprenticeships
with
city
business
men.
He
will
be
here
untl
October
6.
tows
ever
undertaken
by
the
Canadian
Navy
NAVY
AIDS
SHIP-Track
of
one
of
the
longed
the
Atlantic
coast,
right,
and
Lieut.
H.
A.
is
reviewed
by
Cmdr
F.W.T.
Lucas,
chief
of
stall
on
Porter
operations
officer,
in
this
photo.
The
frigate
Swansea
went
to
tftie
aid
of
th
R.C.F.
from
Income
tax.
noon
from
a
week's
visit
to
Vancouver
on
church
business.
Mrs.
Joe
Slaggard
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
today
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
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u'
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existance,
however,
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supply
vessel
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at
the
entrance
to
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,
(c,
p.
ph
in
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
D.
Manson
Photo)
declined
to
give
any
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air
force
details.
Pis
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naugnicr
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many
ujr
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108
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a
trip
to
Vancouver.
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