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VOL.
XXXVTII,
No.
207.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
3,
1343.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
cabs
es
goaiavia;
wem
TUNA
STILL
NOT
BITING
VANCOUVER
ff
Millions
of
tuna
fish
off
the
British
Columbia
coast
are
on
a
biting
strike
but
British
Columba
fishermen,
ho
have
already
Teeled
in
over
1,250,000
pounds
-
of
the
tasty
albacore,
hope
that
the
dearth
of
bites
will
soon
be
over.
They
confidently
hope,
before
the
1949
tuna
season
ends
late
this
I
if
IT
by
r
oif
Jinvasion
CROSSING
CRASH
IS
BEING
PROBED
NEW
LISKEARD.
Ont.
0
Police
are
continuing
their
investigation
Into
the
level
crossing
fatality
near
here
early
yesterday
when
an
Ontario
Northern
railway
train
plowed
Into
the
car
containing
eight
persons.
Dead
are
Hubert
Maille,
aged
18,
Quebec
City,
driver;
Robert
Trembly,
17,
Val
do'r,
Quebec,
and
Gilbert
Maille,
13,
New
Lis-keard.
CLEVELAND
AIR
RACES
COMING
CLEVELAND
fl
Carrier-based
jet
pilots
in
the
Atlantic
and
flieii
in
California
watched
'
'
A
-.-.
1
"m"'i
i
1
v
-
5
'm'rr'
j
-
-1,,
H,
net
Russia
Ar
m
y
month,
to
exceed
last
years
rec-
J
ord
catch
of
2,000,000
pounds,
j
Unusually
larfe
masses
of
tuna
have
been
located
by
the
500-vessel
tuna
fleet
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
but
for
'
the
past
week
the
fish
have
been
Ignoring
the
lures.
the
starter's
flag
today
for
a
!
signal
to
dash
for
Cleveland
"BRASS"
TO
ALASKA
EDJIONTON
General
Omar
Bradley,
chief
of
joint
staff
of
United
States
forces,
and
heads
of
three
services
will
be
here
Tuesday
on
their
way
to
Alaska
1
inspect
defences
there.
It
Is
m
similar
journey
to
that
which
was
recently
made
to
Europe.
MACKENZIE
FUNERAL
VAf
COUVLR
Funeral
of
the
late
Senator
Ian
Mackenzie
who
died
at
Banff
early
yesterday,
will
take
place
here
Tuesday
afternoon
from
Central
Presbyterian
Church
with
Rev.
Dr.
J.
B.
Skene
officiating.
British
Columbia
and
Dominion
cabinet
ministers
and
other
proni-rnt
persons
in
public
affairs
will
attend.
I.W.A.
STRIKE
VOTE
VICTORIA
The
(overnment
strike
vote
in
the
dispute
between
I
W.A.
and
logging
companies
will
start
next
week
and
the
result,
it
is
expected,
will
be
known
by
September
10.
Expectation
is
that
strike
action
will
be
favored.
upport
arshal
Eisenhower
Speaks
U.S.
Sympathy
For
Britain
I
and
the
twentieth
National
Air
Races.
Speed
planes
at
Cleve-,
land
are
scheduled
to
take
oft
'.
too
on
the
first
day
of
the
three-
day
event.
Altogether
about
six-jty
planes,
with
speeis
ranging
jup
to
700
miles
per
hour,
will
'
participate
in
the
races.
ppcars
NINE
DEAD
IN
ALASKA
CRASH
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska
All
seven
members
of
the
crew
of
an
Alaska
air
dppot
C-47
plane
were
killed
In
a
cra:;h
in
an
inlet
near
Fire
Island
yesterday.
La?t
night
a
United
States
Army
era
h
boat
was
at
the
scene,
14
EXAMINE
"ORIGINAL"
OLD
TESTAMENT
SCROLLS
Interest
has
been
aroused
among
Bible
scholars
throughout
the
world
by
the
announcement
of
the
discovery
of
documents
claimed
to
be
the
original
Old
Testament
scrolls.
Fragments
of
the
scrolls
found
in
a
cave
in
Palestine
are
at
present
being
examined.
Dr.
Plenderleith,
shown
here,
deputy
keeper
of
the
research
laboratory
at
the
museum,
examined
pieces
of
the
scroll,
but
did
not
comment
on
their
authority.
AI)K(CP)-
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
Canadian
officials
who
helped
last
week
to
lay
the
groundwork
for
top
level
Anglo-Canadian-American
financial
talks
returned
to
Ottawa
today
to
confer
with
Finance
Minister
Douglas
Abbott
and
External
Affairs
Minister
L.
B.
Pearson,
They
will
return
here
Tuesday
TRANSFERRED
iifficially
de-,
that
offical
jrces
had
said
il
Tito's
pov-msidrring
the
I
invasion
by
the
miles
souhwest
of
here,
trying
fO
SEATTLE
South
Ireland
Enjoys
Good'
to
find
bodies.
when
the
formal
economic
conference
starts.
Yesterday
Oen.
D
w
I
g
h
t
D.
Eisenhower
told
a
gathering
In
Topeka.
Kansas,
that
the
United
Members
of
Hie
crew
of
a
C-82
carrier
plane,
on
a
training
For
Mm
past
jcar
generall
agent
here
for
Canadian
Pacific;
Titnes,
Local
Man
Finds
flight,
reported
seeing
the
C-47
Steamshlos.
D.
H.
E.
Maclean
i.
r
Tito
today
states
should
look,
sympatheti
appear
suddenly
out
of
a
cloud
&
mm
dissident
go
into
a
flat
spin
and
plunge
NOAH'S
ARK
NOT
FOUND
being
transferred
to
Seattle
as
.
.
wharf
freight
agent
and
win
Revisiting
their
native
country
after
an
absence
of
leave
for
the
Puget
Sound
city
j
twenty-nine
years
was
a
most
satisfying
experience
SuSTSTwSiand
one
that
will
give
them
the
happiest
of
memories'
into
the
inlet.
CROSS
ATLANTIC
wrw
vnoif
An
American
be
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Mac-
ior
tne
rest
oi
tnevr
lives,
l
nis
is
tne
answer
Mr.
ana
i'liimists
In
his
jhsMii.
The
Frte
i
chieftain,
Karl-I
Lined
an
right
:
lllfcal
political
mmptly
started
teiitl-Soviet
Com-fe
holz
had
been
I
1
.
i
IN
JEEP-PLAN
cally
toward
Oreat
Britain
In
her
financial
crisis.
"From
th?
standpoint
of
common
interest
we
are
very
close
to
the
British
people,"
Elsenhower
said
but
he
added
:
"The
United
States
is
not
a
bottomless
pit
from
which
we
can
constantly
pour
our
assets
.
.
.
but
we
do
have
a
community
of
Interest
with
the
United
King-
expedition
which
ascended
Mt.1
lean
and
two
sons.
At
Seattle
I
Mrg
j
J
payne
have
for
those
who
ask
them
about
HALIFAX
Vi
Mr.
and
Mrs.
lir
nrara
m
Asia
minor
m
Hic.Mr.
Maclean
su;cCrv.a
.
,
.
.
ijj
Tl,
lft
T
.t-
Ben
Carlin
last
nicht
ended
their
hope
of
finding
the
remains
of
I
David
Scott
who
was
His
lm-
'
'
xvupci
l
I
second
attempt
to
cross
the
At-
'
Noah's
Ark
has
returned
down
'
mediate
predecessor
here.
Mr.
on
April
25
and
sailed
fromi
Mantle
Ocean
In
an
amnhlbimis'
the
mountain
without
success..1
Scott
died
in
Sjeattle
a
couple
New
York
on
the
Mauretania
change
from
their
own
rationed
jeep
They
brought
their
wer-j
Another
point
on
the
mountain
of
months
ago.
!u"
",aJ
"J
,"""reu
'
and
rather
uninteresting
food
In
Halifax!
be
ascended.
the
I
to
Prince
Rupert
to
Prince
Rupert
on
August
29
looking
craft
back
to
may
During
Coming
the
abundanct
md
,BrUsd
oftCT.
by
rrenrn
serial
week
for
i
parly
now
claims
d
members
in
four
aftpr
insinff
two
niixiiiarv
oas
yearsltbere
have
been
recurrent
succeed
Mr.
Maclean
is
narry
nmv
u.y
lings
of
Ireland.
And
they
are
e
miles
miles
off-
off
report.',
ot
what
was
believed
to
H.
Davies,
general
agent,
ai
uu-
tanks
some
thirty-five
(Continued
on
Page
6
eau
where
he
succeeded
Mr.
Thry
landed
at
Cobh,
south-!
shore.
AH
r
wants,
tmyn
Catltnvfbav
jwen
the
rk
being
sighted.
2LlJ
les,
veteran
pursefi
prior
to
the
Dublin.
The
road
from
Cobh
to
"FLYING
BOX
CAR"
CRASH
KILLS
TWO
is
a
sturdier
tank.
Tnen
ne
II
be
on
his
way
again.
The
idpa
is
to
make
a
round-the-world
trip
by
land
and
sea
with
the
former
Army
vehicle.
Juneau
appointment,
was
ber-
Dublin
is'
in
perfect
condition
eaved
only
a
few
days
ago
by
anc)
always
crowded
with
buses
Irregulars
Are
Nearing
Canton
Are
as
(
lose
as
35
Miles
to
C
ity
Main
Body
Far
Back
CANTON
m
Divtslons
of
Nationalist
troops
were
rushed
the
death
of
his
wife.
and
trucks.
The
government
in
URGES
AID
TO
BRITAIN
General
vight
Elsenhower,
former
,
United
States
Army
chieftain.
southern
Ireland
controls
the
r
.
,
freight
cars
that
move
by
roaa'
THE
WLATHER
F
t
SI
or
railways
Industry
in
south-
(Avonnsicl
TWO
THOUSAND
DIE
IN
DROUGHT
'BOUT
WEALTH
I
Men
prominent
fir
life
will
meet
from
elp.nl
y
'Unti
les
for
ten-$
?
September
8
ii"ip(jrtant
Cotn-i)"ms
on
an
Ireland
13
booming.
A
wide
band
of
settled
water
FAIRFIELD,
Cal.
f'A
pilot
and
his
co-pilot
were
killed
last
night
when
they
tried
to
land
a
crippled
C-82
Air
Force
"flying
box
car"
on
a
marsh
after
six
others
had
parachuted
to
safety
The
plane
crashed
in
flames
One
badly
burned
body
was
found
about
fifty
feet
from
parf
of
the
wreckage.
MORE
MEMBERS
OF
PARLIAMENT
out
today
to
meet
2.000
to
3.000
Red
irregulars
who
are
fight
CAPETOWN
ff
The
Eastern1
lies
along
the
west
coast
of
the
1
Dublin
is
busier
than
It
has
continent
from
southern
Alaska
'ever
been
before.
Clothing
is
to
California.
Some
cloudiness
plentiful
and
cheap.
There
is
is
still
being
reported
from
nor-
no
rationing
of
food,
and
milk,
them
and
central
sections
of
the
butter
and
meat
are
cheap.
The
SYDNEY,
Australia
9
When
ing
toward
Tsungfa.
only
thirty-five
miles
northeast
of
Canton.
The
iregulars
.armed
by
regu-
cape
of
South
Africa
has
burned
its
Dowder
dry
by
the
worst
Australia's
Parliament
meets
province
but
gradually
clearing
general
stores
are
well
supplied
lar
Chinese
Communist
armies
mis
years
gmcrai
eiecuun
drought
in
its
nistory.
in
some
further
north,
are
striking
far
it
will
have
nearly
twice
as
many
I
sections
no
rain
has
fallen
since
stores
offer
and
confectionery
skies
are
expected
during
the
day.
All
indications
are
that
bevond
the
front
lines.
This
members.
The
Labor
govern-
ule
wcc
r.Kn.nlns
ilt,m,r,i-
4art4
111
!
7
VW
,
M
Miff
T
IMMIWMAAjjLl
1
disruptive
actkm
had
Deen
feared
by
the
nationalist
command
as
part
of
the
fighting
tac
ment
last
year
decided
that
ttieij
w
'the
native
territories
of
Ciskei
House
of
Representatives
of
75
,
as'
Transkel
nm
M
hlgh
members
and
Senate
of
36
were
2000.
I
sunny
warm
weather
will
last
throughout
the
holiday
weekend.
The
warning
for
fresh
northwesterly
winds
over
waters
ad
I'itute
of
Inter-!
I
sponsoring
a
A
Commonwealth
ncc
at
BlRwln
Lake
of
Bays,
1
that
about
s
will
attend.
some
forty
(
ic
United
Kinp-
every
variety
and
quantity
of
candy.
In
northern.
Ireland
rationing
of
food
is
the
same
as
In
England
and
candy
la
rarely
seen.
Gasoline
is
readily
obtainable
in
the
south
while
the
meagre
allotment
of
three
gallons
a
month
In
the
north
has
curtailed
automobile
travel.
tics
of
the
Reds.
-r,,
,.i
ff,,r,
which
at.
no
too
small
luf
ine
cr.intry
01.
ine
nauve
cuimiiu.s-'sioiicr
s
01-,
GOOD
FIRE
DEFT
AT
DAWSON
CREEK
VICTORIA
The
Dawson
Creek
volunteer
fire
department
has
won
special
mention
in
a
publication
of
the
Fira
Marshal
of
British
Columbia
"The
department
is
in
excellent
hands
with
Floyd
Wilson
al
the
helm,"
the
bulletin
says
Wilson
Is,
Incidentally,
an
ardent
radio
ham.
place
is
no
nearer
than
40
nines
o.uuu.miu
suaic
uum
uhu
ntc
aj
umi
wmiro
i
20,000
jacent
to
Vancouver
Island,
which
was
Issued
yesterday
will
continue
In
force
for
today
and
from
Canton,
remains
relatively
000
population.
It
was
deemed
cattle
and
more
tnan
I
once
that
there
should
be
a
repre-
sneep
ana
goals
aoo
me
unchanged.
ith
Africa.
In-
fertile
pastures
of
Ciskei
alone.
1
sentatives
and
sixty
senators
So
much
is
this
the
case
that
horsedrawn
vehicles
are.
to
be
'
ylon.
Australia,
I!
seen
everywhere.
?'
SCORES
(DAY
s
;
i
.$-
'
A-,:.
Warfares
Injustice
Stirrinn
Address
at
Banff
Convention
by
I'nHti
States
Justice
tomorrow.
(Forecasts)
Port
Hardy
Area
Clear
and
warm
today
and
tomorrow.
Light
northwest,
winds
Increasing
to
northwest
(15
mph)
in
the
afternoon.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy
52
and
70.
Prince
Rupert
Area
Cloudy
with
occasional
light
rain
today.
Sunny
and
a
little
warmer
to
HEADING
OFF
TROUBLE
Governor
Thomas
E.
Dewey
of
New
York,
today
ordered
'all
available
state
police'
Into
Peeksklll
tomorrow
to
prevent
disorders
at
a
Paul
Robeson
concert
scheduled
for
tomor-irow
night.
Dewey
acted
while
sponsors
of
the
concert
mapped
court
action
to
try
to
keep
demonstrating
veterans
away
from
the
scene
of
the
performance.
At
a
scheduled
Robeson
concert
hi
Peeksklll
last
week
hundreds
of
antl-
.
CommunlKt3
battled
with
Communist
sympathizers
in
a
fist-swinging
melee.
Robeson,
intercepted
by
friends,
did
not
appear.
Many
of
the
estates
formerly
the
property
of
the
great
landowners,
and
therefore
heavily
taxed,
have
been
acquired
by
the
government
and
turned
Into
hotels
well
staffed
and
with
excellent
food
and
accommodation.
On
August
Bank
Holiday
Dublin
was
packed.
Nearly
every
week
FIERCE
FIRE
IN
CHUNGKING
HONG
KONG
It'h
fierce
fire
destroyed
hundreds
of
huts
and
rendered
thousands
homeless
In
Chungking's
slum
area
last
night.
'Iran
J.ilaelphli
3
Iceland
3
I'Vashingkm
0
"iial
I'D.
Boston
4
end
finds
hundreds
of
tourista
BANFF
(!"
Tlie
Nuernberg
trial
"has
forever
laid
to
rest
in
the
minds
of
statesmen
the
vicious
assumptions
that
all
war
morrow.
Light
northerly
winds.
Low3
tonight
and
highs
tomor-
arriving
from
northern
Ireland
7
,
lTi:-
Official
Central
News
Agency
rw
at
Massett
and
Prince
Ru
or
across
the
Irish
Sea
from
Eneland.
They
come
for
the
t''AY
reported
that
Generalissimo
Chiang
Kai
Shek,
who
is
visiting
pert,
55
and
67.
"ma!
''''
York
0
I''lphln
fl
must
be
regarded
as
legal
ana
lusj,"
said
Robert
H.
Jackson,
Associate
Justice
of
the
United
States
Supreme
Court
here
yesterday.
'.
A
90-minute
address
to
the
Canadian
Bar
Association
re
wliHuleJi
the
city,
requested
cancellation
of
a
Victory
parade
In
celebration
of
the
fourth
anniversary
of
the
defeat
of
Japan
because
of
the
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history
and
ramifications
of
the
war
crimes
trials
won
for
Jackson
a
standing
ovation
from
1000
Canadian
Bar
Association
members.
Prime
Minister
V.
S.
St.
Laurent
arrived
at
Banff
Springs
Hotel,
scene
of
the
convention,
late
Thursday
night.
He
was
ac-coniDanied
bv
Minister
of
Justice
YOUR
Help
is
needed
.
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to
mend
broken
lives!
;
YOUR
dollars
will
aid
The
Salvation
Army
in
restoring
to
useFulness
the
victims
of
,
self
or
circumstance.
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it
looks
confidently
to
YOU.
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General
Hugues
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NO
PAPER
MONDAY
.
Monday,
being
Labor
Day
and
Dance
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Kay
Respond
generously
to
the
Appeal
of
AT
TUV
The
Salvation
Army
a
publid
holiday,
the
Dally
News
will
not
be
published.
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next
regular
issue
will
appear
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
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honorary
life
member
of
Canadian
Bar
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at
annual
convention
in
Banff.
It
is
a
rare
distinction
held
by
a
few
members
of
the
profession
in
Canada.
Mr.
St.
Laurent
made
It
clear
he
was
attending
the
convention
as
a
barrister
and
not
as
Prime
Minister.
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