VICT
C.
Isa
Black
Balls
Italy
for
Third
Time
in
U.
N.
Membership
Bid
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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVII.
No.
85.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.
C.
SATURDAY,
APRIL
10,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
nsurrection
Breaks
Up
Parley
In.
Bogota
myko
Suggests
Act
of
FINLAND
IS
FEELING
SAFE
REVOLUTION
IN
COLOMBIA
nsal
Against
Mates;
fin
Sees
Red
Enmity
.if
!
i
:..
i
i
HELSINKI
Finland
can
now
look
to
the
future
with
confidence,
Premier
Passlkwi
told
his
people
yesterday
following
the
signing
of
the
treaty
with
Russia.
"We
will
not
have
to
go
to
war
ourselves
and
will
be
spared
attack
by
Russia's
enemies."
General
Election
In
South
Africa
INTER
-
AMERICAN
CONFERENCE
IS
DISTURBED
BY
BLOODY
COUP
SI
l
'
I''1'1
,VI
uiiNMa
uiuay
vtiuwi
,,,1
for
United
Nations
membership
lor
the
me.
The
veto
came
after
the,
United
States
liv
I
he
Soviets
with
using
the
United
s
.
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ii
....
:
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n..i..
-to
liiiliiencP
me
niiiinin
rn-cuoii
in
iuuy.
IWirate
Andrei
iiromyKo
cnargeu
uiai
me
Johannesburg
o--The
...
United
States
had
resorted
to
Union
of
South
Africa
will
hold
"direct
blackmail"
and
other
i
a
general
election
May
26.
an
hums
of
pressure
in
Italy's
In-
!
official
proclamation
announced
lei
national
affairs.
'
today.
The
election
will
be
fought
The
United
States
had
dc-;
out
primarily
by
Prime
Minister
manded
that
Italy
be
admitted
Jan
Smuts,
leader
of
the
United
V5S
fe
'
:
T
V
Xto
....
BEATEN
RED
COUP
DOWNED
ASUNCION
(CP)
Paraguayan
police
announced
today
that
they
had
scotched
an
attempted
Communist
coup.
They
said
it
was
coordinated
with
similar
moves
in
other
countries
aimed
at
interference
with
the
inter-American
conference
at
Bogota,
Colombia.
BOGOTA,
Colombia
The
Conservative
government
of
Colombia
was
to
the
United
Nations
Immediately.
The
American
delegate,
Warren
P.
Austin,
told
the
se
G,
f
-General
wni-
ihek
said
today
that
Party,
and
Dr.
Francois
Malan,
isolationist
and
head
of
'Jie
Nationalist
Party.
LOCAL
TIDES
ns
dcsi
envisions
imu
curny
council
mat
anotner
kus-
oyed
in
Manchuria
sian
veto
application
.would
be
tiarcd
defiantly
that
interpreted
by
the
world
only
At.
Sunday,
April
11,
1948
unisists
cannot
con-
as
an
expression
of
the
Sovist
:'-
overthrown
by
the
leftist
Union's
lack
of
friendship
the
Italian
people.
for
High
2:14
21.2
feet
14:45
19.5
feet
!Lqw
8:39
3.0
feet
20:36
5.7
feet
J
the
frankest
long
career,
Chiang
I
refuse
to
admit
de-cause
our
fighting
a
still
powerful."
SOME
WEEK-END
SOON
We'll
be
driving
along
the
Skeena
River
Highway
again.
District
Engineer
Brady
says
in
two
weeks
CYCLIST
INJURED
IN
COLLISION
Liberals
in
a
bloody
revolutionary
uprising
yesterday
even
as
the
Pan-Americau
conference,
with
representatives
from
21
American
republics
including
the
United
States,
was
In
session.
Fourteen
Nazi
Exterminators
Sentenced
To
Die
For
Crimes
;
evidently
meant
that
1
a
bicyclist
received
painful
!
had
been
destroy-
,
injuries
and
his
machine
was
considerable
period
of
damaged
on
Sixth
Avenue
East
has
been
no
recent
when
he
struck
a
pedestrian
,iing
in
Manrhuriai.
walking
on
the
pavement
Frl-
i
ay
morning.
The
pedestrian
a
N
1H1
U
N
B
K
R
(j
(CP)
Fourteen
officers
of
:
received
slight
Injuries.
The
I
cyclist
,
was
heading
east
on
Sixth
Avenue
and
made
an
ef-
fort
to
pass
three
men
who
were
!
walking
abreast
In
the
same
1
direction.
He
tried
to
pass
be
TODAY'S
STOCKS
C'ourtcsjr
8.
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f."
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Vancouver
.
Bralorne
7.55
B.
R.
Con
02
14
B.
R.
X
.07
Cariboo
Quartz
1.20
Den
ton
la
OHJ
Hedley
Mascot
50
Minto
02
Va
Pend
Orlelle
365
Pioner
2.70
Premier
Border
03
Privateer
19
Reeves
McDonald
1.80
Reno
08
12
Salmon
Gold
18
Sheep
Creek
105
Adolf
Hitler's
SS
Elite
Guard
were
sentenced
-today
to
haivj;
for
at
least
one
million
killings.
The
sentences
wound
up
the
biest
murder
trial
in
history.
The
men
were
leaders
of
"Einsatz
Commandos,"
special
extermination
squads
which
were
sent
into
TJiisisin
In
rlo
.-iMi'iiv
with
Deonie
50N
ll
f
Deportation
oi
'
tween
them
when
one
man
'swi,
vice-president
of
moved
sideways
and
was
struck
The
revolution
followed
a
leftist
Liberal
leader
being
assassinated,
his
murderer
being
dragged
forth
and
kicked
to
death.
Setting
up
oLihe
Liberal
'
"
"'
junta'
ensued.
Last
night
the
cap!
tat
city
-here
was
In
wild
disorder,
almost
uncontrolled.
Today
the
city
was
a
paralyzed
shambles
with
at
least
one
hundred
persons
killed
and
200
injured,
according
to
one
report.
Thirty-five
of
the
capital's
major
buildings
were
on
fire
In
the
embattled
downtown
area.
Conflagrations
still
raged
hi
the
heart
of
the
city
today
with
the
revolutionary
rioters
surging
through
the
streets
which
were
littered
with
debris
and
-corpses.
Looters
worked
lu
the
-
atiorul
Union
of
Mine,
by
the
front
wheel
of
the
bicycle,
seller
Workers
1CIO1
The
cyclist
attempted
to
avert
H
today
by,
the
lmmi-lthe
collision
by
throwing
him-ard
on
suspicion
that
self
sideways
and
received
pain-"oramunist.
He
came
ful
injuries
in
doing
so.
The
th;
United
States
as
pedestrian
received
slight
lor
the
union
.
bruises.
Harvey
Murphy,
vice-presi-rient
of
the
British
Columbia
Federation
of
Labor,
on
C.CJL
leaders.
William
Mahoiiey,
western
director
of
organization
for
the
C.C.L.,
demanded
a
retraction
from
Murphy
of
his
remarks,
Murphy
refused.
;
f
,
melt
a
shell
with
an
acetylene
torch,
suffered
multiple
intestinal
perforations
and
died
four
hours
after
being
taken
to
hospital.
He
was
making
a
shell
into
an
ash
tray
for
a
friend.
Commons
Friday.
The
bill,
passed
by
the
Senate,
provides
for
authorization
of
an
increase
in
the
company's
capitalization
from
$150,000,000
to
$500,000,000.
LABORITES
SPLIT
-VH'TORIA
A
in
the
lobby
against
Kales
tax
and
labor
legislation
took
place
Friday
when
18
straight
labor
men
bolted
the
Labor-Progressive
Party
group
and
left
for
the
mainland.
Cause
of
the
break
was
an
attack
by
FATAL
EXPLOSION
VANCOUVER
Explosion
of
an
anti-aircraft
shell
Friday
night
killed
John
McKay,
40-year-old
ex-Army
ordnance
expert,
and
wrecked
the
rear
of
his
Victoria
Drive
jewelry
store.
McKay,
attempting
to
BELL
BILL
TALKED
Ol!T
OTTAWA
For
the
fourth
straight
time,
a
bill
to
authorize
capitalization
of
the
Bell
Telephone
Co.
of
Canada
was
"talked
out"
in
the
House
of
classified
by
the
Nazis
as
racially
undesirable.
-
,
Two
other
men
drew
life
terms
and
another
five
were
sent
to
prison
for
lesser
terms
ranging
down
to
ten
years.
Major-General
Otto
Onlendoif
was
one
of
those
sentenced
to
dath.
He
admitted
in
the
trial
before
an
American
court
that
his
EinsaU
croup
had
killed
80,000
Jews.
He
was
top
man
i4
CLUB
PLANS
USEFUL
CAREER;
Taylor
Bridge
40
Taku
River
54
Vananda
15
Congress
02
'
Pacific
Eastern
05
Hedley
Amalgamated
..
.02
Vi
Spud
Valley
,..
.13
Silbak
Premier
31
iRESS
SHOWN
AT
ANNUAL
MEET
a
special
brigade
of
2000
trigger-men
organised
by
Hitler.
Oils
"
its
cluliroom
and
hearlouarters
building;
al-
rnovatcd
and
furnished
and
plans
under
way
BEAU
JACK
I
prt'paiatioii
of
,a
second
building
at
Seal
Cove
Masr
for
the
accommodation
and
servicing
fire-torn
premises.
The
Conservative
government
which
is
headed,
by
President
Mariano
Ospina
,'said
today
it
expected
to
regain
control.
Perez
.
declared
communist
Influences
inspired
the
revolution.
Revolutionary
leaders
claimed
that
the
insurrection
was
spreading
throughout
the
country
following
the
proclamation
by
the
Liberals
of
their
own
government...
Top-ranking
diplomats
of
the
twentv-one
countries
were
In
nn
anxnift,
the
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club
is
Still
Real
Music
Here
.
aciivf
and
enthusiastic
headway
towards
the
IS
WINNER
MONT
R
B
AL
t
-K'.'rtii
Jack,
former
light
boxing
champion
from
Augusta.
Georgia,
Friday
night
pounded
out
a
ten-round
decision
over
Johnny
Greco,
Canadian
welterweight
champion.
,
'JJH'UVC
of
slum
hf.inos
.
:
A.
P.
Con
15
Calmont
50
C.
&
E
4
83
Foothills
3.30
Home
-
8-95
Toronto
Athona
07
Aumaque
I7
Beattlc
-90
Bevcourt
-
-3B
Bobjo
.
13
Buffalo
Canadian
....
.10
Consol.
Smelters
103.00
Con
west
I-00
"'n
lue
pleasure
of
the
evening
were
SPLITS
LABORITES
Harvey
Murphy
whose
remarks
have
caused
rift
in
Victoria
delegation.
Murphy
was
former
pal
of
John
Hladun,
recent
Prince
Rupert
visitor,
who
Is
now
campaigning
against
Communism.
'
"vin;;
and
eounlry
the
end
of
te
134.1
THE
WEATHER
the
delightful
offerings
of
two
charming
asslsXing'
artists
Miss
Frances
Moore
A.T.C.M,
Mperts
to
have
nro-
l'rHh
a
suitable
tmin-
anI
to
be
playing
an
Syopsis
Some
cloudiness
persisted
In
the
extreme
southern
coastal
arras
of
British
Columbia
and
a
few
showers
are
to
be
expected
clm-lnc
ths
day.
Clearing
should
Large
Audience
Expresses
Deep
Appreciation
of
Symphony
Orchestra
and
its
(iood
Work
In
these
days
when
the
radio
receiver,
the
record
player
and
the
Juke
box
seem
to
satisfy
the
musical
effort
and
taste
of
so
many
peopk'.
It
is
satisfactory
to
note
that
cultural
music,
is
Wl
in
the
nrarticai
Edmonton
Flyers
Even
Up
Scries
"i
aviatlo
n
In
pianist,
and
Miss
Grace
L.
Merrill,
coloratura
soprano.
They
too
won
sincere
demonstrations
of
audience
appreciation.
The
presentation
was
under
the
joint
auspices
ot
the
Prince
Bogota
for
the
conference.
Many
have
been
without
food
since
yesterday
morning
but
all
are
believed
safe.
,
Secretary
of
State
George
C.
Marshall
of
the
United
State.?
.63
fspert.
'iiUnisi
member
.follow
"tonight.
Relatively
clear
BATTLE
OF
JERUSALEM
JERUSALEM
Jerusalem's
outskirts
were
bombarded
with
iw,m.T
lust
niuht
!,,,.
ra,
in
t.hn
south
.71
.50
4.25
.85
.15'2
Rupert
Gyro
Club
and
Prince
and
his
party
are
safe,
Wash-
1
nnuaUi.(.Un
nf
thn
.
J,
h-
w,vit.nti-
WINNIPEG
.
M'
Edmonton
Flyers
bounced
back
Into
the
Western
Canada
s-enior
hockey
finul
picture
Friday
night
with
a
decisive
8
to
4
win
over
Win
Donalda
Eldona
Elder
"...
Giant
Y'knlfe
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harricana
Heva
.'.
Hosco
receiving
some
active
attention
i
Rupert
Civic
Centre
Association,
ington
reported.
"0(1
at
tl,P
y,,,..
r.,vp
,K1
i,,,irlinpss
will
develop
In
these
regions
as
well
as
appreciation
In
The
program
opened
with
the
The
disrupted
inter-American
Prince
Rupert.
A
gratifying
j
ever-popular
von
Suppe
"Light
conference
venue
may
be
moved
demonstration
to
this
effect
was
Cavalry"
overture
and
then
to
Lima,
Peril,
possibility
being
"
elected
11
1
peg
Flyers
to
even
the
best
of
artillery
fire
tonight
as
a
Jew-
as
fol-
during
the
afternoon.
Somewhat
.0712
.ll34
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a
m
n
ii
it
nr.
inr
imp
annriiui-ni's
higher
temperatures
are
expect
three
of
the
well
known
and
that
an
Invitation
-would
be
ac-
ilL
larvis
it
m-,.,1
of
the
Holy
City
went
into
its
ed
tomorrow.
Cloudy
skies
whlcn
second
week.
M(,"t.
James
T.
Har-
seven
series
at
oils
game
each.
VANCOUVER,
SAN
DIEGO
NOW
EVEN
have
developed
In
central
and
northern
B.C.
are
associates'
Arab
field
guns
hurled
eight
25-pound
shells
Into
the
Jewish
suburb
of
Givat
Shaul.
The
attack
climaxed
a
savage
'
Mrl
R.
Gill
rU,i
the
annual
symphony
conceit
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Symphony
Orchestra
at
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
last
night.
The
twenty-four
piece
instrumental
ensemble
was
heard
in
an
harmonious
and
creditably
executed
program
of
popular
selections
from
various
masters
of
orchestral
composition.
Long
hours
of
with
a
weak
disturbance
moving
southeastward
over
the
interior
of
the
province.
Very
little
cepted
to
transfer
sessions
there.
Colombian
Army
forces
with
tanks
"and
motor
trucks
arrived
at
the
American
embassy
in
the
riot-wrecked
downtown
section
at
the
middle
of
this
morning
to
remove
United
States
personnel
to
other
sections
of
the
city.
rs;Mr.antlMis.Gc(.ri;c
melodious
classical
minuets
Beethoven's
dainty
"Minuet
in
G,"
Haydn's
vibrant
"Militaire"
and
Boccherlni's
rhythmic
"Celebrated,"
giving
full
play
to
the
dominant
strings,
were
effectively
rendered.
Miss
Frances
Moore
once
more
showed
her
complete
mastery
of
the
instrument
with
her
piano
KAN
DIEGO
San
DiCEO
Sky
Hawks
defeated
Vancouver
,dav
of
lighting.
-
-
v.
o.
Kcrgln,
x
Kclscy.
Oeor,.
hr.
""u
.
R.
V,
1
weather
is
associated
with
this
disturbance.
Koreast
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Char
nung.
Canucks
3
to
2
in
a
rough
game
last
night
to
even
up
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League's
final
play-off
series.
The
teams,
now
Pcnine
nr
11,-
Portland
Win
But
Victory
Ruled
Out
club
hi
ill
...
"
"'V
diligent
and
effective
appllca-
Place
at
a
Jacknlfe
-
04
Jollet
Quebec
32
Lake
Rowan
,n
Lapaska
(,s
Little
Long
Lac
I-03
Lynx.
-08
Madsen
Red
Lake
....
2.70
McKenzie
Red
Lake
54
McLcod
Cockshutt
....
107
Moncta
28
'
2.15
Negus
Noranda
47.50
Louvlcourt
63
Pickle
Crow
I
90
Regcourt
07
San
Antonio
3.75
Senator
Rouyn
42
Sherrltt
Oordon
2.35
Steep
Rock
2.05
Sturgeon
River
I9
Silver
Miller
,
27
lottes
and
North
Coast
Clear
Hon
and
practice
were
rewarded
I
playing
of
Chopin's
tempera-
.1
t..
1
1
1
1!..
..,U
I
Party
which
(;
f
11
r
it
this
morning.
Variable
cloudi
uil.h
a
hmmv
result
and
menial
mm
tecniuuimjr
turner
PORTLAND
OrPortland
defeated
Seatle
81
to
80
in.
the
Pacific
Coast
professional
bas-
with
one
victory
each,
will
play
their
next
game
Monday
in
Vancouver.
J
"
dcteRatcd
to
or-
ness
during
the
afternoon,
clear
cated
"Scherzo,
Opus
No.
31."
her
encore
being
the
sweetly
ing
4onleht.
Clear
Sunday.
Winds
HI)
is
'ketball
league
play-off
last
f'PROtialin,,
f...
Ik.
northwest
(15
m.p.h.)
In
exposed
""'"ft
iVM
Ult'
DEAF
MUTES
ARE
KILLED
HAMILTON
P
Two
deaf
mute
pedestrians
were
killed
and
four
other
persons
were
Injured
early
today
in
an
accident
here
which
wrecked
two
automobiles.
Killed
were
Gordon
Evans,
aged
29,
and
Gordon
Etty,
21.
a
Si
vp
r
Air
Lua
RPlane
and
ic
..,fi....
Conductor
Neville
Gerrard
and
each
and
every
one
of
his
participating
musicians
were
deserving
of
the
'congratulations
and
commendation
which
a
very
substantial
audience
implied
by
its
enthusiastic
plaudits.
Lending
further
to
the
genu-
captivating
"Butterfly
Waltz"
of
the
Canadian
composer
Ernest
Seitz.
The
audience
evinced
complete
appreciation
and
the
presentation
of
a
bouquet
to
the
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011
Page
3)
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...
...
night
but
a
pro.tcst
ruled
out
the
victory.
A
timekeeper's
error
caused
the
protest.
The
game
will
be
replayed
Sunday
night.
Portland
leads
the
series
two
games
to
one.
Bascbail
Scores
Pacific
Coast
Hollywood
6,
San
Francisco
4.
Portland
11,
San
Diego
4.
Other
games
postponed,
rain.
areas,
light
elsewhere.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Sunday
At
Port
Hardy
33
and
48,
Massett
33
and
48,
Prince
Rupert
33
and
52.
'
snh
u
ur
an
cut
1b:
'0
assist
it
in
its
Projected
usefu
0-