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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
KIWSPAFIH
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
PH0IIE81
VOL,
XXXVIII.
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en
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csasm
dm
whit
lo)
osl-full
harvest
moon
in
a
cloudless
sky,
dan
almost
complete
lack
of
vandalism
on
the
city's
small
fry,
gave
Prince
Rupert
!ost
pleasant
Hallowe'en
celebratons
in
'
;ht.
,
'
.
.n
Club
bonfires
in
three
widely
separated
New
Highway
Opening
Wednesday
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k
A
ST
r:A
-TT
T:x
u
Transport
and
Fighter
Hit
In
Making
Landing
At
Washington
eral
sllng-shots.
The
vouths
fPre
focal
points
'.jo'ingstPi-s
whose
were
among
th?
r
tiui
the
nigm
cars
and
auto-
l9
lO
dUHIWI
amerce
volun-
were
later
released
on
ball.
Display
windows
In
the
downtown
area
were
liberally
marked
with
soap,
many
of
the
decora-Uons
bcUig
highly
Impertinent
comments.
,
Winners
of
the
Kinsmen
shell
-jut
prizes,
which
Include
a
grand
prize
of
a
bicycle
for
the
youngster
who
turned
In
the
greatest
number
of
shell-out
tickets.
aort
any
Incipient
wping
a
watch
fully
unguaraeu
J-
mpiuiiii-i
ana
no
jio
report
at
city
throughout
the
city,
were
not
available
early
this
morning
but
iters
this
morning.
w
shllt
was
aug-
A.
O.
Boas,
In
charge
of
shell-out
tickets,
said
that
the
mass
...
of
tickets
would
be
sorted
later
to
One
Dive
Into
Potomac;
Other
Wrecks
On
Shore
WASHINGTON,
Die.
(CP)
A
big
air
liner,
ir
-bound
from
New
York,
and
a
small
military
plane
collided
in
the
air
near
the
national
airport
today
with
heavy
loss
of
life.
At
least
fifty-three
are
believed
to
have
been
killed.
Fourteen
bodies
were
removed
from
an
air
liner
within
the
first
half
hour
of
rescue
efforts.
The
only'
survivor
Is
believed
to
be
the
ppot
of
the
military
plane
a
little
trran
other
.shifts
WILD
HALLOWE'EN
VANCOUVER
Vancouver
had
its
wildest
Hallowe'en
since
the
war
years.
Seven
persons
are
in
hospital
and
there
were
two
fires.
Two
youths'
were
locked
in
a
shed
which
was
set
afire.
-
They
are
in
hospital
with
burarj.
Another
youth
was
stabbed.
Fifty
street
lights
were
stoned
out
in
the
Dunbar
area.
Water
mains
were
tampered
with.
Ties
were
put
across
street
car
tracks.
Fire
crackers
were
dropped
in
mail
boxes.
BIO
HERRING
CATCH
VANCOUVER
The
Western
Ranger
has
arrived
here
with
the
second
largest
herring
catch
ever
landed
in
the
port.
Capt.
Stnrland
and
his
crew
of
the
Nelson
Bros,
vessel
had
1165
tons
in
a
skrijle
set.
FDMONTON
HURRICANE
EDMONTON
Edmonton
had
a
virtual
hurricane
last
night.
Damage
includes
the
blowing
down
of
25
electric
light
and
nstrirt
police
olflw
n
vandal-tbeen
expected.
day
and
the
prize
winners
made
known.
In
addition
to
the
grand
prize,
there
are
prizes
of
$10,
$5
and
ins,
uhicli
were
drew
hordes
ol
slot
them
In
cos-
io'clock
and
7:30.
ire
drew
the
blg-
in
were
well
at-t
of
tin
ciuck
-it
:t.vv
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.
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tmr
ftO'.j,
mm
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'
,
books
of
theatre
tickets
for
those
from
each
of
the
three
regional
bonfires
who
sold
the
highest
numbers.
.
.
-
'
Kinsman
who
attended
the
various
fires
were.
Totem
Park,
Harry
Swaf
field.
Oeorge
D!bb,
Jim
Thompson,
Jim
Sneddon,!
Stan
Savllle.
Gyro
Park,
Bill1
Long.
Bud
Timmermeister,
Bit.
Noble,
Harry
Sheardown
Russell
:
wh
ot
Roman
lighter
which
was
being
tested
after
having
been
sold
to
the
rimif'us
while
tht
4
cance
In
the
Bolivian
government.
The
fighter
piunged
into
,
the
Potomac
River
after
hitting
the
air
liner
on
the
tall
while
following
it
in
for
a
landing.
The
wrecked
air
liner
Is
resting
partly
on
the
shore
and
partly
In
the
nt
l
he
senlo
telephone
poles.
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r
.
1
n,
.
mi.
X
immediate
jraa-
vniiwiuii.
uuw
dbto,
oiu
C.l.O.
Trouble
water
of
the
Potomac.
"
Fudger,
Charles
Collins,
R.
E.
Bchiinren,
who
WunUdor,
Ed.
Garner.
,
,
-ti
thpir
usual1
'un'or
Chamber
of
Commerce
w'lor
Hallowe'en
members
who
offered
their'
tirs
iwhcinllres
n-o-
fof
Patro1
ork
wer
President
Civil
Aeronautics
Administration
said
it
understood
there
wers
1U'
JLP-.f
-4-foiy-ntee
pcrsone
on
ti-i-
WW
nf
Cni
tvr.
iwimu
iwuiijHjH,
uu
oamnlp
doled
""n
"aegara
ana
jc
mwusiu
Vmtt
In
addition
to
the
crew
of
four.
All
jt
is
believed
perlsncd.
The
smaller
plane
was
a
P-33
1
II
'-'.
'
lIEl
-v
..
.';";
'
lem.
Mr.
Mussallem's,
car
was
taken
on
patrol
by
Tony
Crawley.
Two
wooden
Indians
which
have
stood
guard
at
the
entrance
to
Hanson's
Jewellers
for
Uic
last
United
Electrical
Workers
Withhold
Dues
To
Be
Ousted
1
tt
fard-working
f
li
children
sail
9:311
when
il!rir,gj
began
to
irmt
which
nor-'
for
the
Bolivian
air
force.
.
'The
liner
was
a
DC-4.1
The
two
planes
struck
while
in
air.
Those
who
saw
the
collision
CLEVELAND
ffi
The
United
Electrical
Workers,
spearhead
of
year,
were
removed
irom
meir
guard
positions
and
placed
at
the
said
there
was
so
explosion.
o,i
silockxk.
was
de
portals
to
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
tour
to
allow
the
the
C.I.O.'s
rebelltous
left
wing,
announced
today
it
was
withholding
ny
further
du'es
to
the
CIO.
a
certain
first
step
to
the
air
liner.
P.
Clifford
of
Washhigton
vho
W
the
complete
'ffci.
witnessed
the
collision,
estimated
the
planes
were
about
300
feet,
in
the
air.
He
said
the
smaller
wards
its
being
ousted.
.-
to-
'ocii
t
reported
)
the
h
vi
est
ot
In
a
defiant
statement
charg
Ready
For
Poppy
Day
w
iw
were
Inter
'JK'h'ftof
a
ilotii
ing
the
CIO.
leadership
of
following
a
program
of
"raiding,
union-busting
and
red-baiting
hypocrisy,"
the
president
of
Unit
plane
plunged
into
Uie
Fotomaa
and
disappeared.
"I
was
driving
soutU
when
I
suddenly
looked
up,"
Clifford
macanaata:.
Na-
Ji
storehouse
In-
ed
Electrical
Workers,
Preside.!
'
said.
"I
saw
a
ball
of
fire
and
a
Pr,
o!
which
the
Officials
of
the
locul
Branch
With
the
official
opening
tomorrow
of
the
new
all-weather
83-mlle
paved
Hope-Princeton
Highway
another
link
will
be
forged
in
the
network
of
highways
which
stretch
across
British
Col-umhla
Scenic
and
well
constructed,
it
will
shorten
the
distance
Albert
J.
Fitzgerald,
said
the
traU
of
smoke
about
JOO
feet
above
i
them,
weru
i,.v-
cluding
E.
C.
Manning
Park.
The
route
covered
on
the
highway
winds
through
the
mountain
scenery
of
the
Cascade
range,
up
the
valleys
of
the
Sumallo
and
Skagit
Rivers,
through
Allison
Pass,
and
follows
the
headwaters
of
the
Similkameen
River
until
it
emerges
on
the
'benches
toward
Princeton.
of
the
Canadian
Legion
arc
busy
today
delivering
wreaths
next
step
Is
up
to
the
C.l.O.
the
ground
and
one
plane
falling.
decorations'
from
the
lower
mainland
coast
to
the
Okanagan
by
100
miles.
It
Eastern
Air
Lines,
the
owntrs,
;
and
other
poppy
IE
ON
said
United
States
Represents
th-?
will
throw
open
the
country
to
wnicn
nope
is
me
gateway
in
There
is
little
doubt
but
that
President
Philip
Murray
of
th
C.l.O.
would
accept
the
challenge
quickly.
Groundwork
for
removing
,ne
George
J.
Bates,
Republican,
Eal-
4
em,
Oregon,
was
a
passenger
RAPIO
HEAD
MISREPORTED
RESEARCH
It.':...
..
aboard
the
plane.
which
will
adorn
the
windows
of
stores
and
other
premises
throughout
the
week
In
advance
of
the
annual
"Poppy
Day"
Bales
which
will
be
held
on
Saturday
next
with
the
Ladles
Auxiliary
of
the
iosal
ONE
VOTER
EACH
HOUR
AT
WEEKEND
Report
On
"Incidents"
United
Electrical
Workers,
with
its
375,000
members,
was
laid
by
"n
me
upprov-
Steel
Strike
Settlement
'
Rt.
Hun.
C.
D
constitutional
changes
approved
ot
trade
ami
branch
In
charge.
last
night
for
action
by
the
con
vention
today
or
tomorrow.
,
A
voter-an-hoiu
was
the
Friday
evening
and
Satur-
Fine
display
of
poppy
wreaths
VANCOUVER
Kenneth
Caple,
regional
director
of
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation,
said
yesterday
that
A.
D.
Dunton,
chairman
of
the
Corporation,
had
been
mis-reported
when
he
was
purported
to
have
said
that
there
had
Bethlehem
Conies
to
Terms
Some
Justification
Found
for
Dissatisfaction
in
Canadian
Only
person
believed
to
have
come
through
crash
alive
-was
an
unidentified
man
wno
babbled
deliriously
in
Spanish
and
is,
be-lleved
to
be
the
Bolivian
pilot,
Eric
Rlos
Brldoux,
aged
28.
si
,
The
DC-4
was
inbound
.from
Boston
and
New
York
when
it
collided
with
th?
fighter.
Bodies
of
the
passengers
were
flung
over
an
area
of
150
yards.
Many
were
.apparently,
lost
Ju
With
Workers
U.S.
Steel
Next
will
be
on
display
In
Gordon
day
afternoon
for
acting
Reglst-and
Anderson's
tills
week.'rar
0f
voters
Audrey
Wrathnll
These
wreat'lis
and
popples
are
ouring
the
special
hours
which
the
product
of
disabled
veter-
tne
rjnv
Hall
was
open
for
reg
THL
WLA'i
HER
night
Introducing
for
the
house
committee
'
arch.
n
of
the
com-wicomed
by
oldwell,
c.
C
F
Social
Credit.'
teel
stike
Navy
:
OTTAWA
tr
A
three-man
CLEVELAND
The
Is
eiuhns.
in
the
United
Stales
Forecast
ain
and
those
too
old
for
the
lslraUon
uf
voters
at
the
week-
Prcsident
Philip
Green
highly
competitive
labor
mar-;,
nd
North
Coast
Region
Overcas"
been
only
one
application
In
commission
today
reported
"evid-
Canada
lor
Installation
of
a
.
,
.
.
,
,
.
.
.
...
....
.
ence
of
6
general
Inexperience
4
of
.
television
transmitter.
What
that
'"any
officers,
chiefs
and
petty
Mr.
Dunton
had
Said
was
1
in
Hie
v.l.v.
un,v
"
"
lr
r:0
C.-vo-n
oca
QccoTiihlpH
111
with
occasional
light
ram
oi
Kix-liour
period-
-
ment
between
the
Bethlrhpn
-
fv
.
Hi
V.
iV
Jl.
uiuiv-
v
.
cdv'DuritlE
the
a,
.
...
4
'
"
1
""
the
river.
night
and
four
steel
corporation,
employing
CO,
disabTec!
"to
get
it
to
wori,1
two
hour,
Friday
drizzle
today.
Cloudy
with
a
few
rhowers
Wednesday.
Little
change
there
had
been
only
one
appli-.
off
leers"
aboard
Canadian
war
-1,llo
Ho
m.l,,rav
oro
mami-
llOlirS
eaiuiua
,
"u
-
cation
in
British
Columbia.
-
J"
.
,i.J,l.l,n.mMll1
The
new
agreement
provide
new
voters
auueu
mvu
im.n-.
-
factured
In
the
Vetcraft
work
Stat
or
three
lor
company
payment
of
$100
e.l
shops
hi
Victoria,
B.
C.
and
pro-
the
civic
list.
Two
ships"
where
mutinous
incidents;
hi
temperature.
Winds
southeast
occurred
early
this
year."'
j
(20
mph)
hi
the
exposed
areas
'
elsewhere.
Lows
loin
and
light
In
a
27,000-word
report
tabled
the
House
of
Commons
by
Hon.
';
night
and
highs
Wednesdaya'
Brooke
Claxton,
the
commission
!
Port
Hardy,
Sandsplt
and
Frint-
who
turnen
ouu
w
citizens
vide
a
year-round
occupation
frM-
ih...
.irino
ih
in.
nrnnertv
owners
and
therefore
LORD'S
WINGS
Projipwive-
"
f'verunicnt
re-jfJt
of
Leeds
In
a
called
to
Kill
III.
II
IV
1
1
iiioauiQ
V
u
I'
"
I
tie
red
tributes
to
tliose
wno
already
registered
world
check
on
their
quuittirauono.
said
it
found
too
"
a
prevalent
KUPer
43
ana
00-opinion
that
there
is
an
artificial
j
,
BEING
CLIPPED
gave
their
lives
In
two
wars.
-wtion
month
pensions
to
employees
with
25
years
service
at
the
ngt
i
of
65
or
0"er,
Bua
b
contributory
j
health
insurance
program.
;
The
Beuncnchi
settlement
leaves
other
plants
in
the
industry
Idle
but
It
was
announced
last
night
that
United
States
Steei
CONCILIATION
IN
RAILWAY
DISPUTE
OTTAWA
The
railways
oC
Canada
and
146,000
of
their
employees
have
failed
to
reach
"
an
agreer
nt
in
the
dispute
over
wages
and
hours
of
work
and.j
accordingly,
two
federal
conciliation
boards
are
being
appointed,
Hon..
Humphrey
Mitchell,
min
yesterday
.s
n
over
Km
lh(
Liberal
Th,
The
new
registrations
at
the
week-end
brought
to
2,655
th.!
number
of
names
on
the
voters'
list.
This
figure
does
not
take
into
!',h,JW
53
out
of
distance
between
officers
and
men
a
very
real
nd
almost
universal
opinion
among
the
men
that
the
Canadian
Navy
is
net
sufficiently
Canadian."
Included
In
Klie
display
Is
a
memorial
plaque
bearing
the
naraes
of
local
veterans
of
the
Navy,
Army
and
Air
Force
who
gave
their
lives
in
the
last
CUTTING
DOWN
NAVAL
SHIPS
"ntarto
LegisUi-
r.ccrwnt
names
of
voters
who
have
lost
their
qualifications
(Unto
sale
of
property
or
other
World
War.
This
plaque
will
LONDON
By
a
vote
of
333
to
196,
the
House
of
Commons
gave
its
approval
last
night
to
a
bill
which
will
clip
the
power
of
the
House
of
Lords
to
delay
legislation
from
two
to
one
year.
This
will
clear
the
way
for
enactment
of
a
hotly
controversial
measure
to
effect
the
nationalization
of
the
iron
and
steel
industry
next
bear
a
prominent
position
in
ister
of
labor,
announced.
Conciliation
offices
found
the
two
had
offered
to
resume
neycr'-t-tions
with
the
United
Steel
Workers
In
Washington,
government
authorities
are
optimistic
about
an
early
settlement
of
the
whole
strike.
Mr.
Murray
said
he
hoped
the
The
report
found
no
justification
for
the
incidents
tut
said
there
was
justification
f:.r
tome
of
the
complaints
on
vhich
part
of
the
dissatisfaction
was
tid&L,
Only
twenty-five
persons
too!;
the
lobby
of
the
new
premises
of
the
local
branch.
At
the
rear
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page
6)
WASHINGTON
D.
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3
;venty-reven
ships
of
the
Un":eu
States-Navy
will
be
taker,
out
of
servica
ae
a
result
of
the
cut
in
nava.
estimates
under
lae
budget
as
approved
at
the
end
of
th?
week
by
President
Truiv.cn.
&:eral
oi
sides
to
the
dispute
differed
on
all
points.
The
requests
ol
the
employees
would
involve
$74,000,-000
a
year.
'
advantage
of
the
opportunity
tc
qualify
for
votng
a'
householders
f.Ni
year
instead
of
the
year
after.
The
vote
caused
the
biggest
"'ember
2
mn
and
twelve
as
Jicencenomeis.
This
Is
an
exceptionally
.''H
signing
of
the
agreement
with
Bethlehefn
would
hasten
Uie
end
The
Incidents
Involved
some
100
men
aboard
the
aircraft
carrier
Magnificent
and
the
destroyers
Athabaskan
and
Crescent.
19.6
f-et
number,
indicating
lack
ol
in
;
')
of
the
month-long
Industry-wide
18.4
1
et
p...t
in
nettlr.R
voters
registered
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23:17
i:10
17:45
U.S.
STILL
TO
GET
URANIUM
OTTAWA-
Canada
will
i
the
vessels
which
w;:ll
take
part
in
Atlantic
manoeuvres
this
week
will
bo
decommiss
,.ned
immediately
after
those
ir.anoeuvres.
shutdown.
and
failure
of
many
poll
tax
pay
change
In
Britain's
unwritten
constitution,
since
women
were
given
the
vote
31
years
ago.
With
the
Lords
in
future
able
to
block
legislation
only
for
one
The
walk-out
left
500,000
basic
7.0
feet
6.1
Jeet
ers
to
get
on
the
list
by
the
for
steel
workers
Idle.
Captain
Barney
Johnson
D.i
S.
O..
formerly
In
the
OTP'
BUG-EAT-BuG
Following
their
marriage
tomorrow
morning.
Mis
Dorothy
Peachy,
popular
local
girl,
and
Ronald
Stewart
will
sill
on
the
Princess
Louise
for
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Skagwty.
Miss
Peachy
for
some
time
has
been
stewardess
on
the
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
run
between,
Prince
Rupert
and
Sandspit
on
which
Mr.
Stewart
Is
air
engineer.
tinue
shipment
of
atomic
bcinb
year
instead
of
two,
it
means
mality
of
registering.
The
voters
list
oilicially
closed
at
5
o'clock
Monday
afternoon.
It
ITRAI
l
i
materials
to
the
United
Gtates
VALUABLE
WHALE
Steamships
service
and
well
Many
California
citrus
grow-knrmm
tn
the
coast
service
ers
are
importing
lady-bugs
to
that
the
iron
and
steel
Industry
could
be
nationalized
by
law
be
regardless
of
whether
or
not
uni
i
The
bones
of
a
narwhale
will
be
subject
to
change
by
a
new
agreement
on
the
exchange
fore
the
Labor
governments
five-year
mandate
ends
next
July.
court
of
revision
which
will
sit
prior
to
It
being
finally
drafted
since
the
early
'days
has
been
!
exterminate
aphids
called
mea-named
commodore
of
the
Roy-1
ly
bugs
which
destroy
fruit
al
Yacht
Club.
jtrees-
.......
were
highly
prized
in
ancient
times
and
were
more
precious
than
gold.
of
atomic
Information
is
made,
Rt.
Hon.
C,
D.
Howe,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce
sUIl'S.
Cowxwoo-js;
for
printing.