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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
STAR
CABS
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
173.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JULY
24,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ncoiivcr
Coupl
.Boat
Tragedy
Dowi
Coast
Drowned
At
Ocean
Falls
,
In
United
States
Drilling
Contract
Let
For
Port
Ed.
Cellulose
Mill
Drilling
contracts
in
connection
with-the
erection
of
mill
and
power
house
structures
for
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Corporation's
pulp
muTat
Watson
Island,
.
Ik
'A
;
2.7-
:
f
Xil
'
-
A
double
drowning
which
claimed
the
life
of
a
man
and
a
woman
near
Ocean
Falls
was
reported
MOUNTAIN,
Georgia,
(CP)-The
Klu
on
the
march
again.
1,'ist
night
thous-...robed,
hooded
Knights
of
the
Invisible
t,w
on
a
green
field
in
the
shadows
of
to
initiate
700
new
members.
Their
'l
the
chief
aim
of
the
Klan
waf
to
main-
general
excavation
work
for
which
was
recently
completed,
have
been
awarued
to
the
Pacific
Diamond
If
Drilling
Co.
emacy
and,
1
,XV.?
The
drilling
for
dam
site,
wate
WALLACE
is
,r,
insisted
on
a
am
and
sought,
niih
bayonets,
in
the
r
mm
RELIEF
OF
ARTHRITIS
NOMINATED
I
to
the
B.
C.
provincial
police
divisional
office
here
this
morning.
Victims
of
a
small
boat
mishap
were
Miss
Isobel
Gordon,
of
317
Union
Street,
Vancouver
and
Samuel
Banks,
whose
address
was
not
given.
Miss
Gordon's
body
was
recovered
at
Koeye
a
few
miles
south
of
Ocean
Falls.
Banks
is
still
missing.
Apparently
the
two
people
left
Namu
in
a
small
gasboat
at
10
p.m.
July
22.
The
boat
was
later
found
unoccupied
and
out
of
gasoline
in
Haki
Pass,
between
Namu
and
Ocean
Falls.
Corporal
MacAlpine
of
the
police
boat
P.M.L.
7
is
Candidate
of
Progressive
Party
ilen
Taylor
is
Running
Mate
line
tunnels
and
other
estabhsh-ments
of
the
$25,000,000
project
will
be
carried
out
on
a
cost
plus
basis.
Letting
of
the
drilling
con
tracts
marks
another
phase
in
the
big
two-year
construction
program.
IS
PREMIER
OF
FRANCE
-
.,
VICTORIA
a
Hon.
George
Pearson,
minister
of
health,
yesterday
prepared
plans
for
an
inquiry
into
a
new
treatment
for
arthritis
evolved
by
L.
F.
Green,
non-medical
man
I
King
immittal
PHILADELPHIA,
O
Henry
Wallace
was
today
nominated
presidential
candidate
of
the
ISRAEL'S
PRIME
MINISTER
SEES
BRITISH
OFF
For
the
first
time
since
Allenby's
victorious
campaign
in
1917,
the
Holy
Land
is
without
a
single
British'soldier.
Here
Israel's
Prime
Minister,
David
Ben
Gurlon,
(centre
left,
with
jacket)
is
seen
when
he
arrived
with
his
wife
to
see
the
last
British
soldiers
leave
Haifa
dock.s.
H
e
is
seen
passing
a
small
detachment
of
the
Jewish
navy.
Progressive
Party,
supporters
from
Port
Alberni,
who
claims
he
has
a
formula
which
brings
of
which
said
that
the
United
relief.
The
British
Columbia
gov
ADL,0RS,YOUTH
ADMITS
ernment,
with
a
$35,000
fund
earmarked
for
arthritis
control
teuit
of
tt
liofcrenclum
Prime
Minister
said
last
nhiht
g
of
Die
rcfer-u
,
'oundland
was
PARIS
P
Andre
Marie,
51-year
old
lawyer,
whose
health
was
impaired
in
a
Nazi
concentration
camp,
today
appeared
assured
of
remaining
France's
MISSISSIPPI
RACIAL
FIGHT
Pitched
Battle
Between
Whites
and
Blacks
Follows
6
MURDERS
is
prepared
to
investigate
the
claim.
There
are
600,000
cases
of
rheumatism
and
arthritis
in
Congratulations
Matriculation
next
Premier.
Marie,
a
hadical
Socialist
DETROIT,
CP'
General
Motors
Corporation
today
announced
a
price
increase
of
about
eight
per
tent
on
all
passenger
cars,
effective
Monday.
President
E.
C
Wilson
Callous
22-Vear
Old
Blandly
Detiant
Has
Two
Regrets
Shooting
of
Sheriff
States
has
the
choice
of
"Wallace
or
War."
8enator
Glen
Taylor,
Idaho
Democrat,
who
left
President
Truman's
fold
to
become
Wallace's
No.
2
man,
ts
vlcc-presl-tiential
nominee.
The
Progressive
platform
declares
that,
through
"good
laith"
discussions,
the
United
States
can
find
"areas
of
agreement
to
win
the
peace."
AUSTRALIA
OK
EVEN
TERMS
Following
a
Poor
Start
'
Visiting
Cricketers
Recover
(Conservative),
accepted
the
post
and
received
the
National
Assembly's
confidence
t
od
a
y
Results
Out
CELINA,
Ohio,
An
unrepentant
youth
sat
unconcernedly
in
a
heavily-guarded
cell
Canada
and
40,000
in
British
Columbia.
"Our
'inquiry,"
said
Mr.
Pearson,
"will
determine
whether
Mr.
Green
has
anything
new.
HAZELHURST,
Mississippi,
V
fV.h
deep
inter-ie
would
have
to
fikm;;
any
fur-
until
the
final
Canada
of
f
i-Ij.ind
cunsidera-tk
cabinet.
blamed
"rising
wages
and
ma
Threat
of
a
shooting
battle
He
apparently
will
face
terial
costs."
The
increase
follows
an
11c
per
hour
boost
in
wages
to
workers.
the
outright
opposition
of
only
the
Communists.
Robert
Schu-
between
large
groups
of
negroes
and
whites
ended
at
daylight
after
a
night-long
linc-up
oi
opposing
camps.
here
today,
glibly
admitting
participation
in
six
cold-blooded
murders
in
14
days.
Nattily
dressed
Robert
Daniels,
22,
said
he
had
only
two
regrets
he
was
sorry
his
chum,
Are
Doubling
man,
retiring
Premier,
approves!
of
Marie.
Leon
Blum
will
be
hiy
foreign
minister
and
Paul
Rey-
Prince
Rupert
Students
Among
Successful
Ocean
Falls
Wins
Scholarship
VICTORIA
)
Hon.
W.
T.
Strailh
.minister
of
education,
today
announced
British
Col
COMMUNISTS
ARE
OUTLAWED
naud
his
finance
minister.
-
John
CI;
West,
22,
had
been
shot
About
200
men
in
a
possji
gathered
In
search
for
two
neg-
j
roes
wanted
In
the
shooting
of,
sheriff
Julius
Harper.
He
was,
Air
Supply
Under
Marie"
all
parties
are
!
.rt
James
Small-,
..40
o!
the
comiuts-
j
-"(
said
there
was
4
'(,n
to
Canada
f
wfoiindland
as;
1
I
in
the
voting
1
-
-
!
$
m
with
Caiu-
!
p-
r
rent'
!
&
government
dead
by
police;
he
was
sorry
he
,
had
not
had
a
chance
to
shoot
In
Federation
of
Malay
and
Port
of
Sinjapore
SINGAPORE,
P
British
Friday
outlawed
the
Com
ltct.
Sheriff
F.
Ray
Schaffer
captured
Daniels
without
a
struggle
as
he
slept
in
a
car
which
umbia's
High
School
senior
and
junior
matriculf.lon
results.
A
John
Oliver
High
School
(South
Vancouver)
boy
leads
the
province
in
the
Senior
Matriculation
and
.a
University
Hill
High
School
boy
tops
the
Junior
Ma
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Plan
to
'double
the
supplies
"
being
flown
to
Berlin
gave
Russia
today,
in
the
words
of
General
Lucius
D.
Clay,
'pretty
good
evidence"
that
the
Americans
will
refuse
to
be
chased
out.
LEEDS.
Eng.
Following
a
shot
while
attempting
to
arrest
poor
beginning
In
the
second'
negro
after
an
altercation
with
day
of
the
cricket
test
match
a
wnlte
storekeeper
and
his
wif.
being
played
here,
Australia
The
won,n
sai(j
sne
was
slapiK
ci
made
a
good
and.
when
recovery
by
a
negro
wn0
drew
ft
knifc
on
stumps
were
drawn
at
the
end
tne
man
'
of
the
day,
had
scored
457
runs:
,
f,
J,L,.
i
r..
I
F1y
t
7a
"Woes
lined
up
on
munist
party
in
the
Federation
auto-haulin
gunmen
had
stol
united
except
the
Communists
and,
the
extreme
.
right
ing
followers
-of
General
Charles
de
Gaulle.
The
latter
are
not
expected
to
actively
oppose
him.
Marie,
receiving
the
311
votes
necessary
votes
to
form
the
tenth
French
cabinet
since
liberation,
urged
the
National
Assembly
to
look
forward
to
the
day
when
the
European
recovery
program
must
end.
He
said
of
Malay
and
the
neighboring
crown
colony
of
Singapore.
The
Communists
are
blamed
for
a
recent
campaign
of
violence
in
which
scores
of
persons
wera
killed
and
wounded
in
a
series
of
disorders.
en
in
an
attempt
to
elude
a
giant
road-block.
West
received
a
bullet
hole
between
the
eyes
In
a
wild
gun
battle
in
which
two
officers
were
wounded.
"If
I
hadn't
been
caught
one
side
of
a
creek
In
opposition
to
white
men
on
the
other
side.
j
The
United
States
command-
er
yesterday
announced
a
plan
;
to
boost
food
and
fuel
ship-'
ments
following
two
days
of
j
talks
with
highest
United
States
land's
first
Inning
score
of
496.
Fiu,
ilsh
howlers
cot
off
to
an
to
m
(ju-vrrnment
:'lj'.jda.v
issued
a
tjl
inq
no
state-el
astitutmnal
reft
be
made
until
received.
This
,i
sued
as
the
isl-
that
a
government
which
does
impressive
start
and,
with
I
Bradman
out
for
33
and
Hassett,
out
for
13
there
were
three
Australian
wickets
down
for
68
rd
ot
accent-
BOSTON
SOX
.
la
by
Canada
af-
sleeping,"
Darnels
snarled,
"I'd
,
not
have
its
eyes
fixed
on
the
have
killed
all
those
cops."
I
day
when
workers
will
be
I
thrown
into
unemployment
by
DESTRUCTIVE
RODENTS
closing
of
factories
because
of
tederal
union
WIN
AGAIN
policy
making
officials.
Clay
subscribed
heartily
to
President
Truman's
assertion
that
chances
for
peace
are
excellent.
"I
do
not
think
there
is
anyone
in
this
world,
not
even
Russia,
that
is
out
looking
for
war
at
this
moment,"
said
Clay.
it.
j.1
over
tiie
rc-
FIREMEN
SEE
MOVIE
TLMMINS,
Out.,
?,
A
movie
on
fire-fighting
technique,
made
by
the
Los
Angeles
Fire
Department,
was
shown
for
the
fire
department
here.
i.insibie
eovern-
Damage
caused
by
all
types
of
rodents
in
the
United
States
is
estimated
at
$500,000,000.
8,
in
5,(1011
major-
runs.
But
the
visitors
made
a
pood
recovery,
Harvey
with
112
being
the
biggest
contributor.
Even
then
England
seemed
to
be
on
the
way
to
establish
a
good
lead
in
the,
first
inning
when
they
had
seven
Australian
wickets
down
for
351
but
Lind-wall,
their
fast
bowler,
showed
that
he
could
bat
too
and
the
last
two
wickets
added
108
runs.
Lintlwall
was
76
not
out',
and
Toshack
12
not
out,
when
stumps
were
drawn.
So
with
one
wicket
to
fail
Australia
was
only
U-TIDES
fca
Time)
'
25.
1!MH
triculants.
Among
those
awarded
a
Royal
Institute
scholarship
to
the
University
of
British
Columbia
for
high
marks
In
Junior
Matriculation
results
was
John
Vincent
Macdonald
of
Ocean
Falls.
Departmental
supplementary
examinations
will
be
conducted
August
23
to
28
for
students
requiring
to
take
them.
Successful
Junior
matriculation
students
in
the
Prince
Rupert
area
include:
Prince
Rupert
Thomas
Boulter,
Lorna
Jeanne
Donaldson,
George
Edward
Forman,
Rose
Marie
Hartwig,
Kenneth
Barric
Hill,
Mark
Russell
Hill,
Monica
S.
Hollby,
Arnc
Lien,
Harold
Glen
Macey,
Yvonne
Louise
Morin,
Solveig
Olea
Mork,
Robert
Lawrence
Macdonald,
James
Ross
Nicoll,
Arthur
Stephens
Olson,
Phyllis
Margaret
Pullen,
John
Brenton
Wynn,
Norton
Wenmoth
Youngs.
Ocean
Falls
Ruth
Ingcbort;
Lundberg,
John
Vincent
Macdonald,
Donald
Arthur
Oliver,
Joseph
Howard
Portelance,
Phyllis
Grace
Sideleau,
Jacqueline
Margaret
Weber.
Hazelton
Shirley
Elizabeth
Hayhurst.
Terrace
Beatrice
Mary
Bis-sonnette,
Roberta
Mary
Lambly,
Parker
Stanley
Gordon
Mills.
lack
of
raw
materials,
is
"committing
a
crime
against
the
nation."
The
E.R.P.
will
last
four
years.
ADMITS
BOMBING
UNITED
NATIONS
Former
I
nited
States
Army
Flier
Held
for
Mental
Examination
NEW
HAVEN,
Conn.,
Stephen
J.
Supina,
former
United
States
Air
Force
flier,
bombed
United
Nations
headquarters
at
Lake
Success
because
he
wanted
U
38
19
0
feet
Are
Proving
Threat
Now
For
American
League
Pennant
CHICAGO
O
-Boston
Red
Sox
continuing
their
sensational
winning
streak,
which
Is
now
making
them
a
real
threat
for
the
American
League
penant,
won
their
nineteenth
straight
victory
yesterday,
defeating
Chicago
WMIe
Sox
13
to
1.
They
are
now
but
a
game
and
a
half
behind
th.
Philadelphia
Athletics
who
ar.'
trailing
the
Cleveland
Indians
by
a
mere
half
game.
In
the
National
League,
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
won
again
over
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates
and
reduced
to
five-and-a-hall
184
feet
4.1
feet
:2t
7.4
feetj
39
runs
behind.
)und
For
Alaska
In
Yawl
THE
WEATHER
Little
change
Is
expected
in
the
general
weather
picture
over
British
Columbia
this
week-end.
Cloudy
skies
will
persist
in
all
regions
with
showers
in
the
interior
and
over
the
north
coast.
Temperatures
will
remain
slightly
below
normal.
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast,
southern
section
Clear
today,
overcast
with
showers
tonight
and
Sunday.
Winds
light.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Sunday
Port
Hardy
48
and
61.
Remainder
of
region
overcast
with
showets
today
and
Sunday.
Wind
southeast
(15m.
ph.)
today,
southwest
(15)
Sunday.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Sunday
Massett
48
and
60,
Prince
Rupert
50
and
50.
,
THUO
A
HAN
DON
HO
AD
FOR
SEA
world
peace.
Today
he.
was'
placed
under
$50,000
bond
pending
a
mental
examination.
"ir.cd
and
bearded
adventure-questing
'!
'lew
into
the
harbor
Wednesday
night,
tfils
of
their
sturdy
yawl
and
snugged
her
!e
Annour.'s
float,
16
davs
after
leaving
lin.uton.
They
are
Alaska
bound.
f
the
"Teal,"
whose
sleek
low-Wiry?
26-
The
flier,
aged
36,
said
he
gave
himself
up
because
he
was
anxious
t
get
back
to
Lake
Success
to
"finish
my
fight
for
world
peace."
He
told
reporters
that
he
did
not
intend
to
hurt
any
one
when
he
dropped
the
missila
but
did
so,
"to
make
them
here
and
abroad
look
to
the
United
Nations
for
lasting
peace."
games
the
margin
of
the
Boston
Braves
who
suffered
defeat
jit
the
hands
of
the
third
place
St.
Louis
Caruinals.
Yesterday's
Big
LCague
scores:
National
Philadelphia
6,
Cincinnati
1
New
York
5.
Chicago
0
.
Brooklyn
4,
Pittsburgh
3
St.
Louis
7,
Boston
5
American
Boston
13,
Chicago
1
Detroit
11,
Washington
5
Others
postponed.
S
'Waiied
by
tho
"
'VtV
'-J.r
-
'fy
fv
ll
f?k
L
I
A
car,
which
had
been
stored
lhre
the
year
before,
and
set
out
in
answer
to
the
call
of
the
north.
Originally
they
had
I
"hKe
Cloud,
is
Seiler.
Two
21
s,
Bob
Johnson
it'i',
are
partners
Jfe
and
form
the
planned
to
drive
to
Alaska
but
they
concluded
the
roads
would
Vancouver
Fliers
in
Secret
Movement
to
Jew
Airforce
VANCOUVER,
(CP)
The
Daily
Province
said
today
that
"a
Dominion-wide
secret
movement
of
fliers,
including
twenty
Vancouver
former
Air
Force
officers,
is
being
made
to
the
I
'-ening
part
of
f
commenced
In
?a
really
had
its
"ir
Home
city
of
'
'
"Hied
to
skip
a
be
too
tough
so
they
traded
their
car
for
a
station
wagon
which
they
sold
in
Seattle
and
bought
the
Teal.
None
of
the
boys
had
done
any
sailing
before
but
they
spent
a
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olsen,
Mrs.
I.
Burns,
Miss
C.
Jacobs,
H.
Lynch,
F.
Rudge,
Miss
A.
Smith,
W.
R.
McGee,
E.
Dal-lyn,
Miss
B.
Selden.
To
Sandspit
W.
K.
Ellert,
R.
Clarke.
From
Vancouver
H.
W.
F
I
they
settled
J
Basebalii
Scores
Western
International
Spokane
3-2,
Tacoma
0-7
Bremerton
3,
Wenatchee
0
Yakima
8.
Victoria
3
Salem
8,
Vancouver
7
Pacific
Coast
Seattle
11-2,
Hollywood
4-10
Portland
5-7,
Oakland,
4-5
San
Francisco
3,
Sacramento
Los
Angeles
4,
San
Dlego3
mer,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Med
ford
and
IKE
BOWS
OUT
BUT
DEFINITELY
General
Dwight
Eisenhower,
president
of
Columbia
University,
issued
a
statement
definitely
removing
himself
from
consideraUon
for
the
Dmocratic
presidential
nomination.
In
clear,
concise
language,
he
punctured
a
score
of
trial
balloons
raised
all
over
the
U.S.
by
saying
he
'could
not
accept
the
nomination
for
any
public
office
or
participate
in
partisan
political
contests."
Photo
shows
Robert
Har-ron,
Columbia
director
of
public
relations,
issuing
statements
from
office
of
school
of
journalism.
two
children;
Martin
Stuart,
M.
Kupchanko.
From
Sandspit
P.
Smur,
J.
Shuparski,
R.
Moody,
R.
Clarke,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Bernard.
make-a-livlnti
bailed
their
near
""n's
car
last
Feb-"e
to
their
fam-'
f'r
Mexico
City.
continued
south,
ff'ts
the
road
goes
In
the
famous
of
Acapulco.
Hr
bc
amonur
their
month
practising
on
Lake
Washington
before
they
felt
ready
to
try
the
suit
water
lanes.
Bob
de
Spelder's
father
flew
out
from
Detroit
to
sec
them
before
they
left
and
suggested
that
they
confine
cruising
to
Pugct
Sound
but
the
trio
weren't
having
any
of
that
they
were
going
to
s.e
Alaska
if
they
had
to
swim.
Since
leaving
Seattle
July
6,
the
tiny
back-stay
yawl
has
been
under
canvas
pracUcally
all
the
way.
When
all
sails
are
set
she
has
560
square
reet
or
canvas
to
(Continued
on
Fa$e
4
Jewish
Air
Force
in
Palestine.
The
report
said
that
the
men
had
lieen
briefed
to
ferry
Flying
Fortresses
from
the
United
States
to
Palestine.
The
aircraft
will
be
purchased
through
United
States
war
surplus
and
flown
to
South
America,
thence
to
Africa
and
Palestine
Informants
said
that
the
fliers
were
obtaining
visas
for
South
America
from
United
States
immigration
authorities
here
and
said
that
their
hands
were
.tied
unless
there
was
an
official
protest.
PRINCE
RUPERT
vs.
SMITHERS
fill
Star
Baseball
"
Sunday,
July
25th
Tickets
50c
each
on
sale
at
all
Downtown
Stores
'in,
they
drove
to
tere
they
visited
f
while
and
took
f
Mexico,
in
Los
'
f
itched
to
Jack's