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Put!a;lsl
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"I'riace
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest.'
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CABS
VOL.
XXXYII,
No.
172.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FMDAY,-
July
23,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
IPS
Jl
JL
PEAC1
OUTLOOK
BETTER
r
I
(oundland
Is
Almost
Uricfecided
Americans
Can
And
Will
Stay
In
Berlin
Asserts
Commander
of
U.S.
Army
Violation
of
Flying
Rules
in
Air
Corridor
Charged
by
British
Authorities
Bomb
Dropped
On
U.N.
Headquarters
LAKE
SUCCESS
An
object
which
police
said
might
have
been
a
home-made
bomb
was
dropped
late
yesterday
after
noon
from
a
small
airplane
that
buzzed
over
United
Nations
headquarters.
The
object
exploded
400
feet
from
the
main
U.N.
building,
housing
Of
Referendum
se
To
Deadlock
Lfion
With
Canada
Hat
Very
f.
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WASHINGTON
D.
C.
(CP)-
Hope
increased
age
to
buildings.
No
one
wa?
nere
,
today
that
the
Berlin
blockade
crisis
could
be
injured.
The
explosion
could
solved.
without
a
shooting
war.
Ueneral
Lucius
Clay
.
.
,
i
ju
,1
i.J
il.
.
.
a
1
j.
i
i
j.
i
r
be
heard
for
considerable
dis
S
Newfoundland
People
of
New-;t'e,l
W
a
narrow
margin
yesterday
in
edcra'tion
with
Canada
over
responsible
The
latest
count
early
today
was:
Confederation,
72,276.
responsible
government,
69,550.
uepai
ieu
irom
uie
capital
tonignt
io
resume
nis
post
as
United
States
military
governor
of
Berlin
armed
with
the
latest
policy
decision
for
dealing
with
the
crisis
which
the
Russians
pro-
voked
72
days
ago.
Clay
is
stated
a
poisibl;
then
been
to
have
told
members
of
tho
House
of
Representatives
that
Their
Terror
Career
Ends
'United
States
has
the
ability
to
stay
in
Berlin
and
intends
to
do
;v
today
that
I
so."
American
.forces
In
Ger
C.C.F.
DRAWS
PLATFORM
Would
Socialiie
Banking
TranNportatlon
and
Packing
OTTAWA
v
The
Co-opera
tance.
The
incident
is
believed
to
have
been
the
act
of
a
crank.
The
plane
and
pilot
became
known
after
landing
at
LaGuardia
Field:
The
pilot
is
a
student
at
a
veterans'
school
who
is
said
to
have
been
brooding
over
international
affairs.
A
13-state
alarm
was
broadcast
for
a
36-year
old
former
gunner
In
the
United
States
air
forces
identified
as
Stephen
Supina
of
Willington,
Connecticut,
and
believed
to
be
the
pilot
of
the
craft.
The
alarm
said
that
Supina
was
wanted
on
charges
of
malicious
mischief.
many
could
and
would
carry
out
the
government's
intention
of
remaining
in
the
German
capital,
he
declared.
Clay
was
con
ith
Laiiana
she
would
be
Ohio
Desperadoes
Killed
Seven
Persons
in
Fourteen
Days
i
"
I-
gratulated
on
his
handling
of
tive
Commonwealth
Federation
the
situation.
national
executive
yesterday
VAN
WERT,
Ohio
B
Two
youthful
ex-convicts
who
terrorized
Ohio
with
seven
slayings
in
the
last
fourteen
days,
endec.
bf
another
.
Minister
W.
L
of
Canada
sail
at
such
accept
-tattc
place
inline
referendum
1
possible
mi--.-
made
public
major
resolutions
which
it
proposes
as
a
basis
of
their
career
of
crime
today
at
a
party
program
for
the
next
Jed
eral
election.
It
will
cover
so
President
Trur.-.an's
assertion
yesterday
that
he
-considers
"excellent"
the
chances
of
achieving
eventual
world
peace
Is
taken
as
a
bright
sign
and
in
is
also
noted
that
thus
far
the
police
road
block.
rialization.
control
of
Invest
James
C.
West,
24-year
old
be
ARABS
AND
JEWS
ON
"HARVEST
LINE"
Under
United
Nations
supervision,
representatives
of
Jews
and
Arabs
meet
at
a
roadside
point
nea:
Latrun,
Palestine,
and
agree
iSpon
a
line
of
demarcation
which
will
make
crop
harvesting
sa'e
for
both
warring
sides."?
Under
the
arrangements,
farmers
of
both
factions
can
come
up
to
t
lis
boundary
to
gather
'their
harvests.
The
meeting
was
described
as
cordial,
though
held
in
a
sector
where
heavy
fighting
had
been
going
on
before
the
truce.
At
left
is
t
he
U.N.
represcn
ative,
Maj.
Gen.
George
Maltesewskl,
of
Lowell,
Mass.
At
right
Is
Lieut
-Col.
Heraog,
son
of
Palatine's
chief
rabbi.
The
Arab
Legion
representatives
were
not
identified.
spectacled
reformatory
parolee
Soviets
have
refrained
from
any
from
Parkersburg,
West
Virginia,
fORM
kind
of
military
action,
even
of
ENGLAND
IS
IN
CRICKET
LEAD
was
killed
and
his
partner,
22-year
old
Robert
M.
Daniels
of
Columbus,
surrenedered
at
the
CIMED
the
"accidental"
sort.
However,
both
Americans
and
the
British
remain
firm
in
their
intention
to
stay
in
Berlin.
road
block
six
miles
north
o:
ment',
social
security,
health
labor,
agriculture.
International
trade,
constitutional
amendments
and
program
lor
maritime
improvement.
The
socialization
resolution
calls
lor
public
'ownership
of
such
Industries
as
banking,
transportation
and
packing.
Encouragement
would
also
be
given
private
business
to
fulfil
Its
"legitimate
functions."
IB-29'SMAKE
No
Relief
In
Meat
Prices
here.
Amasses
Good
Score
in
Fourth
Test
Match
at
Leeds
to
r
Tells
What
He
Two
police
oficers
were
wound
WORLD
TRIP
BRITISH
ACCVSE
RUSSIANS
ed
In
a
wild
flurry
of
rifle
and
LEEDS
At
the
end
of
the
sec
JUNEAU
MILL
IN
OPERATION
Also
Spruce
Corporation's
.
Big
Logging
Camp
ond
day's
play
in
the
fourth
Press,
making
a
survey
of
living
WASHINGTON
D.
C.
Pi
Three
cricket
test
match
being
played
pistol
shots
which
ended
the
greatest
manhunt
In
the
history
otOhto.-.:--At
--
.-
Earlier
in
the
day
the
gunmen
had
'
killed
two
men,
a
pound
fur
I
cheaper
T
,
,
cuts
lit
or
steak.
c.Vafc
tram
the
alr.4otce.base
at
Tucson,
Arizona,
took
off
for
a
Choicer
selections
are
$1.30..
:
llit
nmiinH
fha
itmrlrl
tho
Tim-
Need
for
low
rental
and
low
cost
housing
Is
also
emphasized
ft-
(
anacl
j
i.
J.
C
Oar-;
It
of
agriculture
i
l-r
the
Liberal
ie
Tor.vrnrlim
to'
.ia
nmt
month,'
i
persim.il
pro-jp
It
features
the
,
0;
the
natural
re-Hl.ida
which
.should
lb
aii
after
having
JUNEAU
The
Juneau
Spruce
There
can
he
no
relief
for
the
"
along
with
a
policy
of
subsidies
Corporation
sawmill
is
now
run
farmer
and
a
24-year
old
Navy
Pork
ted
States
Air
Force
announced
pocketbook
before
fall.
nine
acain
full
blast,
after
a
chops
are
from
four
to
ten
cents
shut-down
for
88
days.
The
to
aid
home
building.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
j
number
of
employees
is
about
more.
The
price
of
a
pound,
in
St.
Louis,
is
98
cents.
veteran.
The
victims
of
the
desperadoes
included
Superintendent
John
Biebelx,
50,
of
Mansfield
Reformatory,
his
wife,
Nolanda,
52,
and
their
21-year
old
daughter,
Phyllis,
who
were
killed
earlier
in
the
week.
115.
AH
necessary
key
men
nave
reported
back
for
duty.
It
is
expected
the
Edna
Bay
In
Berlin
British
authorities
'today
acescd'
the
Russians
of
'three
violations
of
flight
rules
hi
the
air
lane
used
by
the
Royal
Air
Force
to
supply
Soviet-blockaded
Berlin.
Russian
planer,
were
sighted
"Thursday
in
the
British
air
lane
as
aircraft
poured
into
Berlin
with
record
hauls
of
food
and
fuel.
British
officials
safd
that
a
four-engined
York
transport
sighted
three
Yak
fighters
trailing
sleeve-towing
aircraft
in
the
corridor.
"There
is
no
evidence,
however,
of
the
three
shooting
at
the
sleeve
while
the
York
was
nearby,"
said
one
British
official,
"but
they
probably
were
Couriy
8.
O
Ji
hnatoa
Cv
aooooaaoooKnx)oooooin
Vancouver
Bralornc
885
Logging
camp
will
shortly
be
reopened,
with
the
addition
of
a
night
shift.
With
this
there
last
night.
They
will
be
trw
first
globe-encircling
flying
fortresses.
The
flight
is
described
as
a
"routine
long
distance
training
operation."
It
is
an
eastward
direction
via
the
Azores
and
returning
by
way
of
Alaska.
The
Air
Force
planned
such
a
project
a
year
ago
but
the
proposal
was
turned
down
by
the
Department
of
State.
It
was
reported
then
that
the
United
States
did
not
want
to
arouse
Russia
by
a
display
of
air
power.
B.
R.
Con
NOT
WORRIED
ABOUT
BERLIN
...
President
Truman
Will
Not
Discuss
International
Affairs
Next
Week
at
Leeds,
England
was
all
out
for
496
runs
and
Australia
had
scored
63
runs
for
the
loss
of
one
wicket.
At
one
stage
of
the
game
England
had
scored
423
for
three
wickets
but
the
remaining
seven
wickets
went
down
for
the
addition
of
only
73
runs.
Chief
scorers
for
England
were
Washbrook
143,
Edrich
111,
Hutton
81
and
Bedser
79.
The
first
Australian
wicket
fell
at
13
when
Morris
was
caught
out
but
Bradman,
31
not
out,
and
Hassett,
13
not
out,
were
still
together
when
play
stopped
for
the
day.
Leeds
gave
the
Australian
captain,
Don
Bradman,
a
great
reception
when
he
came
to
bat.
It
was
a
tribute
to
his
popularity
and
skill.
Perhaps
some
of
them
remembered
that
in
previous
appearances
at
Leeds,
Bradman
had
scored
three
great
innings,
one
of
334
runs,
one
of
304
and
one
of
103
runs.
ttt'nf
she.f
for
ten)
!f
immigration,
de-i
of
industry
Irom
$
ipb'
C,
further
so-tt
measures
and
a
fe't'lopmcnt
of
naif
are
also
favored
It
r
i
1
in
Sel
Umber
will
be
a
total
payroll
or
217,
the
number
working
when
the
plant
stopped.
Nothing
appears
to
be
known
as
yet
concerning
the
shipping
of
loes
south.
Barge
loads
were
B.
R.
X
Cariboo
Quartz
103
Orull
Wihksne
03i
Hedley
Mascot
37
Vi
Min
to
"IVa
Pend
Oreille
3
85
Pioneer
2
45
Premier
Border
03
Privateer
!-
WASHINGTON.
D.
C.
being
unloaded
at
Prince
Rupert!
President
Harry
Truman
told
a
for
the
east
when
the-
mill!
press
conference
yesterday
that
he
did
not
expect
to
discuss
the
ceased.
i
J.
M
Macdimnell.
U
president
of
the
NEWSPRINT
UP
AGAIN
SAN
FRANCISCO
XP
The
Berlin
situation
or
any
other
aspect
of
foreign
affairs
in
his
message
to
Congress
next
week.
tin
m;irln
tliis
statement,
at
the
NOTED
MOVIE
FIGURE
DIES
David
Wark
Griffiths
Passes
Away
at
Age
of
Seventy-Three
HOLLYWOOD,
Kto
David
Wark
Griffith,
73-year
old,
pioneer
movie
producer
and
star
maker,
died
today.
He
was
best
known
for
his
discovery
of
the
Toronto-born
star
of
an
earlier
day,
Mary
Pickford,
and
his
famous
"Birth
of
a
Nation"
picture.
He
also
discovered
Lillian
Gish
and
Douglas
Fairbanks
sr.
and,
in
the
technical
field,
he
developed
the
flashback,
fade-out
and
close-up.
Minister
Fined
On
Speed
Charge
Reeves
McDonald
1R0
Reno
(ask)
.09
Salmon
Gold
W
Sheep
Creek
1
12
Taylor
Bridge
30
Taku
River
3
Vananda
3-
Corporation
,f,,nn
!
.hi..h
hpiCiwn-Zeli-Tbach
HARVEY
MURPHY
SEES
D.P.
PLOT
of
the
Pacific
Mills
said
he
thought
chances
fc,r
Pators
world
recovery
were
excellent
Ltd.
at
Ocean
Falls)
announced
I
lservative
party
;
an
address
last
hp
"
exported
the
I
.'in
to
name
a
ij
')
.succeed
John
$
wd.
would
take
'
than
September.
t
m
the
city
In
i
be
held
but
it
M
ill
be
In
White
or
Montreal.
CCF
Lose
Sask
Seat
Decisive
Gain
for
Liberals
in
,
Far
North
Cumberland
-
REG
IN
A
Election
of
Lome
Blanchard,
Liberal
candidate
hi
the
far
northern
Saskatchewan
constituency
of
Cumberland,
wa3
conceded
last
night.
Blanchari
had
a
two
to
one
lead
over
Jos
and
endorsed
fully
State
Secre-1
yesterday
an
Increase
ot
pc.
024
Harvey
Murp.sy
r
tarv
Marshall's
declaration
that
'on
in
its
price
on
newsprint.
CALGARY
TP
Congress
Pacific
Eastern
.05'
it,p
TinitPrt
states
intenripri
to'
The
increase
comes
into
ciieci
for
all
customers
on
August
1.
The
current
price
here
Is
$96
a
ton.
exhaust
every
resource
of
diplomacy
to
get
a
peaceful
solution
to
the
Berlin
crisis.
Hedley
Amalg.
02
Spud
Valley
:
09
Central
Zcballos
01
Silbak.
Premier
26
Oils
THE
WLATHER
Synopsis
Cool
unsettled
weather
conditions
will
persist
over
most
of
B.C.
today
and
Saturday.
Another
storm
centre
developing
in
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
is
expected
to
bring
rain
and
strong
winds
to
the
northern
British
Columbia
coast
tonight.
As
the
of
Vancouver,
vice-
president
of
the
British
Columbia
Ferieratioi.
of
Labor,
charged
last
night
that
displaced
persons
were
beintr
brought
to
Canada
to
"chop
down
wages
and
break
up
trade
unions"
Speaking
at
a
Labor
rally
here,
Murphy
also
said
that
there
was
no
connection
between
party
ami
the
Labor-Progressive
POLICE
MAKE
RICH
HAUL
FROM
QUARTERS
OF
CHINESE
JANITOR
URIES
VICTORIA,
tH
Hon.
Herbert
Anscomb,
minister
of
finance,
was
found
guilty
at
Saanich
A.
P.
Con
C.
&
E
Calmont
Foothills
Home
Toronto
eph
Johnson,
C.C.F.,
who
represented
the
riding
in
the
last
Legislature.
Joseph
Buote,
Independent,
was
third.
Mr.
Blanchard
'raises
to
nineteen
the
number
of
Liberals
in
the
52-seat
Legislature.
Thfl
C.C.F.
hold
thirty-one
seats,
.14
6.00
.35
2.75
7.85
.06
.16
.56
.27
In
the
Second
Avenue
room
I
oiorm
conunues
us
eabiwa.ru
the
C.C.F.
.
9
-
Conler
weather
I
over
most
of
motions
increased
'showers
acti-bags,
were
found
canvas
and
burlap
only
a
few
of
which
so
far
vity
is
expected
through
the
in-
yesterday
on
a
charge
of
speeding
in
a
school
zone
near
Clover-dale
School.
He
was
fined
$10
by
Magistrate
H.
C-
Hall.
Police
said
that
Anscomb
was
travelling
30
to
35
miles
per
hour
in
a
school
zone.
liave
been
sorted,
in
addition
to
te,'"r
on
oaiuraay.
Athona
Aumaque
Beattle
Bevcourt
FOUR-WAY
TIE
having
lost
many
in
the
recent
GOLF
TOURNEY
general
election.
The
election
in
Cumberland
RKADING,
Pennsylvania
Jewellry
valued
at
$1,500
and
six
large
bags
containing
new
shoes,
doctors'
and
dentists'
equipment
ant
an
as
yet
undetermined"
assortment
of
other
goods
are
being
sorted
out
in
the
city
police
station
today
after
police
raided
a
room
in
a
Second
Avenue
rooming
house.
The
goods
are
said
by
police
to
have
come
from
the
room
of
Lee
Kang,
a
Chinese
who
for
the
last
couple
of
years
has
been
janitor
and
handyman
for
a
riiling
had
been
deferred
until
yesterday
because
of
the
spring
break-up
and
difficulties
of
articles
of
jewellry
valued
at
$1,500
believed
to
be
the
property
of
John
Bulger
Ltd.
A.
J.
Dominato,
proprietor
of
a
city
shoe
store
which
had
employed
Lee
Kang
for
the
last
year
and
a
half,
identified
many
of
the
pairs
of
new
shoes
as
coming
from
his
stock.
"It
will
take
us
a
month
to
'
southern
Sas-
I
in
Alberta.
Tern-
!
f
1
been
very
warm
f'J's
in
the
Edmon-I
accorthng
to
the
f,D"it
of
the
de-I
'"nciilture
of
the
I'TOia!
Railways.
I
have
occurred
in
l-
ldch
have
lm-I
sown
crops
but
!p
to
make
much
I
"
o
outlook
in
ps'crn
Saskatche-
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast,
southern
section
Cloudy
with
scattered
showers
today.
Overcast
tonight
intermittent
rain
Saturday.
Winds
light.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Lows
tonight
an
dhlghs
Saturday:
Port
Hardy
50
and
60.
Nor
communication
and
Bobjo
11
Buffalo
Canadian
08
Consol.
Smelters
115.50
Conwest
123
Donalda
80
3
Eldona
East
Sullivan
2
58
.
Giant
Yellowknife
4
35
5
Gods
Lake
Hardrock
.
Four
record-equalling
profession
in
the
72-hole
ate
who
tied
$17
000
Reading
golf
tournament
arc
agreed
that
the
most
potent
driver
will
win.
Dutch
Harrison.
Rod
Munday.
Fred
Haas
jr..
ami
.all
tied
658
after
Johnny
Palmer
3ZL
holes,
called
the
rollln.
L.
M.
Marion,
Independent
Liberal,
retained
his
seat
m
Athabaska,
another
far
northern
constituency
which
had
had
its
sort
it
out
and
there
is
a
lot
for
Which
we
will
never
be
able
to
find
an
owner,"
Set.
L.
A.
N.
.no
1
.
'
s'i'aw
and
heads
5"M'rcis
are
for
a
Potterton
said.
election
deferred.
He
defeated
Axel
Olson,
C.C.F.,
and
David
LeChasseur,
Independent,
by
a
large
majority.
thern
section
Overcast
today.
Rain
tonight.
Cloudy
with
showers
Saturday.
Winds
light
today,
becoming
southeast
(25
m.
p.m.)
tonight.
Westerly
15
m.p.
h.
Saturday.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Saturday:
Massett
and
Prince
Rupert,
48
and
60.
i
Manitoba
but
large
Baseball
Scores
National
New
York
6-6,
St.
Louis
3-7.
Brooklyn
3,
Chicago
6.
Philadelphia
3,
Pittsburgh
5.
American
Detroit
8,
Washington
9.
Chicago
0-3,
Boston
3-5.
Cleveland
5,
New
York
6.
St.
Louis
7,
Philadelphia
8.
Western
International
B'remerton
17,
Spokane
6.
.Wcnatchee
6,
Tacoma
5.
Salem
6,
Victoria
4.
Yakima
1,
Vancouver
0
(10
inn
ings.
Pacific
Coast
Oakland
10,
Seattle
5.
San
Francisco
4,
San
Diego
1.
Los
Angeles
6,
Sacramento
3.
Portland
2,
Hollywood
1.
Among
the
goods
was
a
box
of
medical
hypodermic
syringes
dozen
downtown
business
places.
A
charge
of
theft
was
laid
against
Lee
Kang
after
a
man's
wrist
watch
bracelet
disappeared
from"
the
premises
of
John
Bulger,
city
jeweller.
The
bracelet
was
said
to
have
been
found
on
the
man.
.10
.30
.03?.
.35
.04
frn
Saskatche
course
a
"driver's
paradise.
Bobby
Locke
of
South
Africa
putt
to
storcBb
blew
a
four-foot
top
c
rcuit
Lloyd
Mangrum.
"onev-makcr.
scored
69
and
Bel
Stranahan
of
Hogan
67.
Frank
run
licked
70.
,vnt
little
bitter
and
dental
probes.
f
Toil,
is.
Harricana
Ileva
I
Iosco
Jacknife
Jollct
Quebec
Lapaska
Lake
Rowan
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
MeKenlp
Red
Lake
Lee
Kang's
room
was
searched
by
Constable
H.
D.
Johnston.
.
.06
',4
"""liim
Valley
the
Y"'n
not
with
light
.70
.07
2.35
.35
e
week-end.
apples
are
movlnt?
PRINCE
RUPERT
vs.
SMITHERS
LOCAL
TIDES
(Standard
Time)
Saturday,
July
24.
1948
High
3:00
19.6
feet
15:54
13.6
feet
Low
9:29
3.3
feet
.
21:44
7.3
feet
AH
Star
laseba
Sunday,
July
25th
'Miles
All
crops
'"K
normally
but
additional
damage
5
fr"P.
due
to
split-f
8
light
rains,
Is
Tickets
50c
each
on
sale
at
all
Downtown
Stoics
McLeod
Cockshutt
-p8
Moneta
,
-1
Negs
Noranda
Louvicourt
6t