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SEPTEMBER
7,
1949.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Att
ee
D
emouimces
Upjponients
irifeaimi
UnrmifiYpAP
-Efforts
To
Nation-Wide
Counterfeit
Ring
Is
Over
IVldKfcl
DdU
DIUUU
.
Flood
Of
Spurious
$10
and
$20
Bills
Spreading
Dollar
Shortage
Issue
BRIDLINGTON,
England
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Clement
R.
Attlee
today
denounced
opponents
of
Great
Britain's
Labor
government
who
he
said
were
trying
to
make
"bad
blood"
between
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States.
In
an
address
before
the
Trades
Union
Congress,
9,000,000-member
backbone
VANCOUVER
(CP)-Royal
Canadian
Mounts
Police
and
city
police
believed
today,
that
they
had
uncovered
a
nation-wide
counterfeit
ring
dealing
in
$10
and
$20
bills.
Two
were
arrested
here
anrl
throp
'
more
in
Niagara
Falls,
Ontario,
but
no
charges
were
laid.
of
the
Labor
party,
Attlee
prom-1
ised
Great
Britain
would
do
1U
A
Toronto
taxi
driver
Is
being
held
without
ball.
utmost
to
solve
the
dollar
shortage
which
threatens
Great
Britain
with
economic
disaster.
But,
he
added,
the
problem
"cannot
be
solved
"by
any
one
govern
ment
in
isolation."
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1
if
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c
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4
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v
1
rTr
1
VnA
I
Vancouver
police
discovered
about
$2500
in
$10
bills
at
the
Native
Fisherrtfan
Has
Narrow
Escape
j
A
native
flfherman
who
had
come
close
to
having
an
unscheduled
dunking
In
the
harbor
Saturday
evening.
He
was
I
asleep
in
a
glllnetter
tied
too
Pacific
National
Exposition
at.
the
week-end.
Fake
bills
were'
also
reported
In
many
Fraseri
Valley
towns.
Centre
of
the
counterfeit
ring
I
Great
Fiscal
Parley
Is
On
Britain's
Economic
Crisis
Is
Being
Considered
at'
Washington
.
...
WASHINGTON,
D
C.
0;
Great
Britain's
foreign
policy
and
economic
chiefs
arrived
today
for
talks
with
the
United
States
and
Canada
on
the
British
dollar.
be
in
Ontario,
the
police
1
high
and
too
tightly
to
a
pile
may
I
pwuMm.u
HAVE
VICTORY
CANTON
0
The
National
TED
STATES
ripiis.
rhanccl-K.
exchequer,
;
ark
and
smll-
ih
j
y
i
u
ii
t
i
n
m
f
i
l
i
as
i
in
front
of
Atlln
Fisheries,
believe.
They
say
the
notes
were
When
the
tide
dropped,
the
boat
probably
flown
out
to
Western
I
hung
by
iU
lines
and
was
well
Canada.
i
on
its
way
to
being
swampeilj
The
counterfeit
distribution
Is
when
another
flrihboat
came
not
confined
entirely
to
Canada,
alongside
and
towed
It
in
a
half
J.
In
St.
Louis,
Missouri,
a
flood
submerged
condition
to
shallow
of
fake
$10
and
$20
bills
was
water
near
the
Cow
Bay
floats.
'
released
in
the
last
48
hours.
Defence
Ministry
today
claimed
f:i
before
leav-
crisis.
.
-
the
recapture
of
several
villages
from
Communist
forces
driving
toward
the
Canton
-
Hankow
Foreign
Secretary
Ernest
Bevln
or
Important
us
oix'iiing
In
and
Sir
Stafford.
Crlpps,
Chan-.
FLOR1DANS
TAKE
TO
CELLARS
IN
150
M.P.H.
HURRICANE
Bent
over
by
the
150-mile-an-hour
winds
that
lashed
the
Florida
coast,
this
picture,
taken
at
the
height'
of
the
hurricane,
shows
one
of
the
main
thoroughfares
in
Palm
Beach
completely
engulfed
in
water
that
was
blown
over
the
sea
wall.
Emergency
shelters
In
many
parts
of
the
state
were
filled
to
capacit
y
as
the
storm
worked
its
way
along
the
"Gold
Coast,"
causing
damage
estimated
in
the
millions.
Railroad
from
Hucheng,
110
miles
I
The
bills
differ
from
real
bank
cellor
of
the
Exchequer,
came
by
north
of
Canton.
The
ministry's
cr.nouncemen,
rowess
Shown
I
soots"
water
mark,
smear
when
train
from
New
York
where
their
ship
docked
last
night.
Bevin
described
the
three-power
conference
as
a
means
to
said
the
ground
was
recovered
up
to
a
point
twenty
miles
west
MASONS
BACK
FROM
STEWART
Mass
Killer
Cool
Customer
of
Jucheng.
That
would
place
win
the
struggle
for
one
world,
'
rubbed
hard,
are
on
thicker
paper
and
are
rougher.
Banks
and
business
places
have
been
warned
to
keep
on
the
look-out
for
the
spurious
Fpeclc.
1
the
fighting
half
way
between
one
world
ol
true
and
demo
Fine
Day
At
Terrace
For
t
Twenty
local
Masons
are
back
Jucheng
and
the
rallroad
cratic
peoples."
.
crrtmU'd
them,
but
it
look3
like
Death
Toll
In
One
Man's
In
the
city
aiier
a
iravenmi
Chinese
news
dispatches
saiu
a
pretty
good
score."
visit
to
Enoch
Lodge
of
Stew
that
a
small
force
of
Nationalist
Why
are
you
killing
people
Massacre
Rises
to
Thirteen
t
CAMDEN,
New
Jersey
The
toll
In
Camden's
River
Road
art
in
company
wim
.
Jonn
miUamm
ha(J
created
a
di.
"mbn
8.
1913
!
41
20
5
feet
i.09
2
0
3
feet
:58
3
8
feet
'-l5
4
6feit
"I
don't
know.
I
can't
an-
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(CourttsJ
8.
D.
J
on
n
ten
Co.
ltd
'
svcr
yet.
I'm
too
busy.
I'll'.have
Hon.
Douglas
Abbott,
Canadian
minister
ol
finance,
and
Hon.
L.
B.
Pearson,
minister
for
external
affairs,
represent
Can-
da;JVK!
vss-vr
.-r-.""-
.;,-
'
Secretary
of
the
Treasury
John
W.
Snyder
and
Secretary
of
Thompson,
the
district
aepuiy
rale'
verslon
by
a
euerrUia.ilke
grand
master.
They
returned
on
Q
Junheng
4Uetf
,
sTnese
report
Log
Sports
tnsum'
ahooUrtr
rose-
to
thirtwtr
to
Talk
td
you
laterV
A
"couple
after
the
Camosua
Tuesday
said
that
the
road
was
led
bj
a
former
magistrate
there.
which
making
the
round
trip
Vancouver
TERRACE
Smiling
skies
and
permitted
of
Monday
evening
being
spent
at
the
mining
town.
1
State
Dean
Aclieson
represent
brilliant
sunshine
greeted
the
AIHI-R
!
RMS
I'hor
cnntlnurs
holiday
makers
In
Terrace
on
the
United
States.
They
agreed
Mint
Great
Britain
would
herself
have
to
be
largely
responsible
for
finding
a
solution
of
her
di
I
itish
Columbia
5MITHERS
MAN
PASSES
AWAY
lance
expected
U
clays.
Fog
lemma.
Britain
will
ask
permission
to
formed
off
the
today
with
t.-3
death
of
10-year-old
John
W:ison.
The
youngster
was
Ihe
third
member
.of
his
family
claimed
by
the
bullets
of
the
stalking
gunman
who
turned
a
city
block
into
S
place
of
terror
Monday.
The
boy's
mother
and
grandmother
were
killed
beside
him
as
they
sat
In
their
car
waiting
for
a
traffic
light.
f
j
While
stunned
members
of
the
families
of
victims
prepared
to
bury
their
dead,
police
maintained
vigil
at
the
hospital
bedside
of
Howard
Unruh,
28-year-old
Bible-reading
war
veteran.
A
bullet
was
removed
from
Unruh's
hip
last
night.
i
Makig
the
trip
were
G.
F.
Forbes,-
W.
D
Vance,
A.
E.
Field.
C.
H.
ElkinsJ.
L.
Mcintosh,
Robert
Parker,
G.
J.
Dawes,
Frank
Goertzen,
J.
R.
Morin,
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergin,
8.
A
Bird,
George
Murray,
Gilbert
Campbell,
Frank
Skinner,
Duncan
Munro,
N.
S.
K.
Brewer,
A.
W.
Allaire
and
Thomas
McMeekin.
Robert
Macleod,
worshipful
master,
and
other
members
of
Enoch
Lodge
proved
genial
and
witting
exposed
of
friends
are
coining
to
get
me."
He
then
hung
up.
New
Life
In
Germany
BONN,
Germany
O
Germany
started
a
new
life
as
an
organized
state
today
when
the
Parliament
of
the
federal
republic
assembled
here
for
the
first
time
in
its
new
glass-walled
Chamber
overlooking
the
Rhine
River
It
is
the
first
freelv-conatitut-
SMITHERS
Funeral
took
place
here
last
Wednesday
afternoon
from
the
Anglican
spend
Marshall
Plan
dollars
anywhere
she
likes
not
just
in
the
United
States
as
one
way
out
Monday
for
the
second
Annual
Loggers'
Sports
Day
and
Barbecue
at
the
Civic
Centre.
'
A,
big
event
In
tfhe
district,
the
various
contests
were
open
to
all
comers
and
keen
Interest
was
shown
by
participants
and
spectators
alike
The
main
event,
the
log-roll-ins
championship,
went
to
Dudley
O.
Little
who,
in
32
seconds,
beat
la.t
year's
cnamplon,
Carl
Klausen,
by
five
seconds.
officials
Church,
Rev.
C.
A.
Hinchliffe
0
her
financial
crisis
morning
Thcso
io
land
during
(1
not
eNpeet"(l
land
again
toast
Sion
Clear
to-'ay
except
for
officiating,
of
Ernest
Hendrick-.
said
today,
son
who
had
died
of
a
heart
at-1
Diplomatic
authorities
say
that
tack
in
the
Bulkley
Valley
Dis-
Foreign
Minister
Bevin
of
Brit-trict
Hospital.
ain
is
convinced
that
his
country
Mr.
Hendrlckson
had
been
f
shortly
will
have
to
dip
into
her
Bayonne
05ft
B.
R.
Con
"3
B.
R.
X
06
ft
Cariboo
Quartz
1.15
Congress
,.
-0
Hedley
Mascot
22
Pacific
Eastern
05
Pcnd
Oreille
4
85
Pioneer
3-35
Premier
Border
03
Privateer
1?
Reeves
McDonald
2.35
Reno
t
04
ft
Bheep
Creek
1-15
Sllbak
Premier
36
Tjku
River
24
Vananda
15
Salmon
Gold
-13
Oils
Anglo
Canadian
3.55
Atlantic
68
C.
&
E
5.80
Crntral
Leduc
73
Home
Oil
10.50
Mercury
10
Pacific
Pete
2.60
courteous
hosts.
'
dwindling
reserves
for
millions
JUDGE
USES
FILMS
Mrs.
E.
Haugland
retained
Hid
low
clouds,
water
I.tlilo
of
dollars
unless
Marshall
Plan
her
championship
In
the
ladles
The
wholesale
killer
was
not
ed
0erman
parliament
since
fiwature.
Light
handbucklng
contest,
she
and
too
busy
to
answer
the
telephone
Aciol
HHpr
destroyed
the
Wei
f
icht
and
lilehs
employed
since
1940
as
a
carman's
helper
in
the
local
railway
shops.
Previous
to
that
he
had
worked
with
the
B.
and
B.
department.
Born
in
Norway,
he
is
survived
by
his
widow
here,
a
sister
in
the
east
and
a
daughter,
mar
Republic.
her
partner,
Mrs.
C.
Kofoed,
cutting
an
18-Inch
log
n
one
I"
I
Hardy
48
and
1
65,
r-rmce
Ku-
minute
and
31
seconds.
In
the
men's
hand
buckhv
while
still
shooting
it
out
wttn
the
police
before
his
capture"
in
his
home,
it
has
been
disclosed.
A
Camden
Evening
Courier
reporter
called
him
and
Unruh
answered:
"Who
are
you
aiVi
what
do
you
want?"
IN
CIVIC
COURTS
There
is
a
county
court
Judge,
Judge
E.
D.
Woodburn.
who
likes
a
projector
on
hand
when
he
officiates
at
citizenship
ceremonies
in
the
Prince
George,
district.
He
favors
two
National
Film
Board
productions,
"Ballot
Boxes"
and
"P(ir.)les
of
Canada."
The
first
Illustrates
the
Cana-
policies
are
relaxed.
Man
Picked
Up
-
By
Police,
Wanted
Constable
George
Redhead
and
Constable
R.
B.
Howell
picked
up
a
man
toy
the
name
of
William
Kraft
Monday
night
on
a
charge
fo
vagrancy
and
then
discovered
they
had
a
wanted
man.
Police
in'Pentic-on
would
like
to
face
Kraft
Mrs.
W.
H.
Hill
of
Prince
Rupert.
A.
Bissonnctte
cut
through
an
CHILD
DROWNS
AT
CANNERY
Divisional
headquarters
of
provincial
police
here
are
advised
of
the
drowning
yesterday
18-inch
log
In
one
minute
and
SCORES
I
4
seconds.
A
ranter
came
etc
DAY
!
.21
showings
even
though
they
are
18
sec-
1
"T'm
n
friend
Hnd
I
want
to
Princess
Royal
Canadian
ond,
taking
one
minute,
onds.
rather
unprecedented
in
court.
.UU
',
2
at
Klcmtu
'
Cannery
of
Donald
S'wal
1,
New
York
2-4
t'Klj'n
10
He
does
wish,
however,
that
the
Graham
Wells,
'
tliree-year-old
!
dian
electoral
system
and
intro-
Toronto
film
"Ballot
Boxes"
had
omitted
duces
leaders
of
political
parties
f
HlsbuiRh
3
reference
to
the
Labor
Progressive
"Tarty
In
the
sequence
show
.12
.16
.60
ft
'
Peoples
of
Canada"
is
a
history
of
Canada's
diverse
popula
Athona
.
An
inane
Beattle
Bevcourt
know
what
they
are
doing
to
you,"
replied
the
reporter.
"Well,
they
haven't
done
anything
to
me
yet
but
I'm
doing
plenty
to
them,"
Unruh
answered.
"How
many
have
you
killed?"
"I
don't
know
yet.
I
haven't
s
:n
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Wells.
The
child
fell
into
Vhe
water
frcm
a
float.
The
provincial
police
boat
P.M.L.
17
was
called
to
the
scene
and
recovered
the
body
early
this
morning.
with
a
charge
of
obtaining
money
under
false
pretenses.
In
the
meantime
he
is
being
held
In
the
city
jail
pending
Instructions
from
provincial
'
police
headquarters.
-
tion,
calculated
to
make
any
.26
.15ft'
The
log
chopping
was
won
by
E.
Bissonnett
In
two
minutes,
44
seconds
with
W.
Llndstrom,
2
min.,
56
seconds.
A
20-inch
log
was
cut
by
Henry
Desjardlna
with
hs
power
caw
In
one
minute,
23
seconds.
There
were
two
prizes
for
the
two-man
power
saw
contest.
A.
ing
political
leaders
and
that
'
Peoples
of
Canada"
had
favored
Western
Canada
a
li'tlc
'
more.
newcomer
feel
at
home.
Bobjo
i
F'anelsen
4
;AY
i
AlKtir-
n
0
Buffalo
Canadian
H
The
judge
is
all
for
the
film
ff-l.Fnrt'nnrf
fi
1
1
Snrranvnt'i
3-1
m
D;ero
3.2
and
E.
Bssonnette
came
first,
cutting
a
2-foot
log
In
47
wconds
and
Carl
Muller
with
John
McCulloch
in
54
seconds.
"'nialir,-,,!
Consol.
Smelters
96.50
'
Conweat
I-06
Donalda
,
55
Eldona
67
V2
East
Sullivan
2.65
Giant
Yellowinlfe
....
6.70
God's
Lake
51
Harrirock
27
Harricana
06
ft
Heva
I1
Hosco
t'kima
2-8
3.
T;'ir(in1:i
Veiiati-iior
i.n
Tw
ladles
In
their
nail
contest,
made
oulte
a
show
Baby
Bom
On
Police
Boat
Dies
After
Reaching
City
In
a
desperate
but
futile
attempt
to
save
the
ltfe
of
tiny
Freddie
Thompson,
who
was
born
on
the
Provin-cialPolice
boat
P.M.L.
15
yesterday
morning
a
few
hours
out
of
Alice
Arm,
the
city
fire
department
in-halator
was
rushed
aboard
the
Indian
Affairs
boat
Naskeena
and
taken
out
to
the
inbound
P.M.L.
15
yesterday.
Bremerton
4
1
f
"AY
Jacknlfe
"a
F
Coast
ing,
eighteen
of
them
taking
part
and
some
showing
un-
doubted
skill
and
experience
hv
handling
a
hammer.
In
this
event
Mrs.
Harold
Baxter
came
first,
Mrs.
D.
O.
Little
second
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Ancles
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and
Mrs.
McKenzle
third.
Other
races
and
contests
were
run
off
m
the
afternoon
and
for!
each
child
there
was
free
ice
cream.
In
the
hall
there
were
bingo,
ball
throw,
dart
throw
J
and
crown
and
anchor
besides.
Jollet
Quebec
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Lake
owan
06
Lapaska
OGVs
Little
Long
Lac
2.75
Lynx
13
Martsen
Red
Lake
2.95
McKenzie
Red
Lake
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50
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
1-55
Moneta
lVa
Negus
2.30
Noranda
57.00
Louvlcourt
15
Pickle
Crow
2.17
Regcourt
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06
San
Antonio
-35
Senator
Rouyn
-42
Sherrtt
Gordon
3.10
Steep
Rock
I-85
Sturgeon
River
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Silver
Miller
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Dr.
Buschlen,
assisted
by
Mr.
LNvart
Immediately
put
the
Inhalator
to
work
supplying
oxygen
to
the
Infant.
In
the
meantime
word
had
been
sent
ahead
to
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
informing
hem
of
the
baby's
condition
and
requestii
s
that
an
oxygen
tent
be
In
readiness.
However,
at
7:50
p.m.,
shortly
after
being
admitted
to
the
hospital,
little
Freddie
Thompson
died.
Shortly
after
Dr.
Buschlen
had
delivered
the
baby,
a
relayed
request
for
an
Inhalator
was
received
by
the
fire
department.
Arrangements
were
then
made
with
acting
supervisor
of
Indian
Affairs,
William
BaUlie,
to
take
Jack
Ewart
and
the
inhalato.
out
on
the
Naskeona
to
meet
the
Inbound
police
boat.
They
were
accompanied
by
Wally
Price.
The
Naskeena
left
at
2:45
p.m.
and
about
one
hour
later
contact
was
made
with
the
P.M.L.
15.
the
fish
pond
for
the
youngsters
which
was
packed
until
every-thing
was
gone.
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3.
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OTTAWA
GIRLS
REPRESENT
CANADA
AT
U.S.
TENNIS
CONTEST
These
five
Canadian'
girls
represented
the
Dominion
in
the
32nd
national
girls'
tennis
championship
tournament
ab
Philadelphia.
The
girls
are
(left
to
right),
Dlinna
Lowe,
Miriam
Reinboth,
Pat
Lowe,
Joyce
Felix
and
Jean
Batterton,
n'l
of
Ottaw.
H.
G.
Perry
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
today
from
Vancouver
and
will
be
spending
the
next
few
weeks
in
the
city.