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at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port'Trincc
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
181.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
4,
1949
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,
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
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FRIDAY
MORN
BRITISH
TEAM
IS
CONFIDENT
NEW
YORK
i
Britain's
Walker
Cup
team,
hailed
as
pos
Living
Cost
Is
Up
Again
OTTAWA
Canada's
soaring
cost-of-living
Index
Jumped
to
a
new
high
during
June
as
rising
food
prices
moved
It
to
162.1
from
160.5
In
May,
the
IEWED
EES
,
ICalrpayrrs
Raise
$52,000
ruction
of
sibly
the
strongest
from
that
Federal
Parliament
Being
Asked
For
Over
Million
Dollars,
Premier
States
OTTAWA
(CP)
Prime
Minister
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
announced
today
that
Parliament
,will
be
asked
to
vote
a
grant,
of
$1,200,000
to
assist
British
Columbia
in
extending
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
from
Quesnel
to
Prince
George.
He
said
the
government
will
recommend
to
Parliament
at
the
forthcoming
1
'
eAecInn
h
ffronf
nf
Ik
subsidy
of
country
in
the
history
of
the
competition,
arrived
today
for
1U
battlo
with
United
Staes
forces
at
the
Winged
Foot
Club
August
19
and
20.
Said
one
of
the
Britishers:
.I.,
which
will
.vers
t
approve
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
The
cruiser
M.M.C.8.
Ontario,
southbound
from
Juneau
after
a
training
cruise
in
Alaskan
waters,
Is
due
in
port
here
to
morrow
morning,
according
to
word
received
at
H
M.C.S.
Chatham.
Exact
arrival
time
was
not
known
at
noon
today.
Carrying
775
officers
and,
men,
Ontario
is
senior
ship
of
the
Pacific
Naval
command.
She
carries
63
naval
cadets
from
Royal
Roads
and
180
newly
enlisted
seamen.
She
is
commanded
by
Capt.
H.
F.
Pullcn.
"I
won't
predict
that
we
will
win
reported
today.
The
advance
of
16,
points
uf
$.)2,000
as
i
$815,030
school
the
largest
in
many
months
due
seasonal
advances
to
'
normal
,Jfa
in
the
city
,
the
Prime
Ru-huol
Board
last
but
I
know
well
we
are
going
to
Rive
your
lads
a
real
fight.
This
team
of
ours
has
been
put
together
with
more
care
than
any
previous
British
team
and
for
the
first
time
we
trained
seriously
as
a
team."
of
British
Columbia
for
extension
of
the
line.
climb
In
rents,
it
was
explained.
CLOSED
BY
HEAT
,iry
Mrs.
m.
ni.
OTTAWA
With
the
mercury
climbing
to
96.4
degrees
employees
in
various
government
departments
have
been
sent
"This
proposed
extension
of
slightly
over
eighty
miles
was
announced
by
the
provincial
government
last
spring,"
said
PRIEST
GETS
EIGHT
YEARS
I
he
:r.p
of
two
r
$407,515
which
ill
district
share
nit.
The
other
be
made
up
by
home
early
In
the
afternoons.
Mr.
St.
Laurent.
SUICIDE
IS
CONFIRMED
.
ELOQUENCE
A
LA
BRIDGES
Harry
Bridges,
head
or
the
longshoremen's
union
on
the
U.S.
Pacific
coast,
can
usually
be
depended
upon
to
have
plenty
to
say.
Now
that
the
union
strike
In
Hawaii
is
under
investigation
by
a
U.S.
government
committee,
Biidges
has
an
opportunity
to
show
his
eloquence
before
the
committee
members.
If
they
don't
agree
with
what
he
says,
It
won
t
be
becau
se
.Bridges
does
not
put
enough
expression
into
his
speeches.
PRAGUE
ifi
The
official
LOCAL
OFFICERS
AT
ARMY
GAMES
rnim-nt
trams
Some
were
relieved
at
two
o'clock.
Completion
of
the
line
will
Prague
radio
announced
last
night
that
a
village
priest
of
afford
connection
at
Prince
George
with
the
Canadian
Na
The
provincial
police
boat
iul
construction,
inlaw
will
ask
city
ratepayers
P.M.L.
15,
Constable
Edward
A
Prince
Rupert
officer
will
be
among
the
100
reserve
army
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
had
been
sentenced
to
eight
years'
imprisonment
for
treason.
He
Ell
as
their
share
Anderson,
In
charge
of
the
de
and
active
force
officers
who
tachment,
returned
to
port
yes
ASSAULT
ALLEGED
BY.
NATIVE
GIRL
tional
Railways.
Mr.
8t.
Laurent
recalled
that
mileage
subsidies
have
been
a
traditional
method
by
which
the
government
of
Canada
has
neelctafl
-o
1
1
ttro
J
nti
cf
ri
m
t
ir
bylaws
will
be
n,
takc
part
,n
fxcr(.lsPS
Eagle
1
to
replace
the
Hnd
N()rU)
n
h,
.
,h
Can
Session
Date
Sept.
15
Set
DISPLAY
BY
DRILL
TEAM
t.
.
I
L
Wdwam
element-
nrll
Armv
will
iinrtprtaWe
this
was
accused
of
refusing
to
administer
the
last
sacrament
to
a
sick
oldwoman
until
she
resigned
from
the
Communist
party.
The
priest,
Rev.
Akois
Fajstl,
denied
the
charge.
Charged
with
assault
occas
the
first
win?
of
week.
ioning
actual
bodily
harm,
I
the
past.
Memorial
High
terday
afltrnoon
from
Kitimaat
following
an
investigation
into
a
reported
sicide
case.
The
dead
man
was
Andrew
Walker,
24-year-old
Kitimaat
'native,
who
was
found
aboard
a
gillnet
boat
with
a
gunshot
wound
In
his
head.
A
.30-.30
rifle
had
Charlie
Lee,
Chinese
proprietor
OTTAWA
T
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
announced
today'
Preview
Demonstration
to
Be
Staged
for
Local
Public
Tomorrow
Night
of
the
Eagle
Rooms,
.
appeared
In
city.
police
court
before
Mag
Premier
Byron
Johnson
of
British
Columbia,
now
in
Ottawa,
4
provide
87.44
c
district
shan:
Capt.
Lee
M.
Gordon
of
the
120th
Heavy
Antiaircraft
Battery
left
for
Edmonton
this
week
to
Join
the
manoeuvres
rear
Grand
Pralrre,
Alberta'
and
that
the
first
session
of
the
istrate
W,
D.
Vance
this
morn
wiU
expressed
gratincatlon
over
the
THANKSGIVING
DAY'nANNOUNCED
f
on
page
4)
Ina
and
was
remanded
until
Twenty-First
Parliament
w
open
Thursday,
September
15.
Tomorrow
evening
on
Third
Avenue
in
front
of
the
Post
Of
announcement,
ne
reiierateu
the
plan,
for
extension
of
the
Saturday
afternoon.
The
com-1
OTTAWA-
Monday,
October
plainant
was
Alice
Brown,
a'
Mr.
St.
Laurent
"
alsc
wi-
been
used
at
close
range.
Coroner
George
M.
tirahan'
of
Butedale
conducted
an
Inquiry
which
resulted
in
a
suicide
finding.
line
Into
the
Peace
River
country
and
mentioned
that
this
was
fice
Jf
weather
Is
fine
and
in
the
drill
hall
of
H.M.C.S.
Chatham
if
it
Is
unfavorable
local
r.ounced
that
William
Ross.
Mac-
native
girl,
at
whom
Lee
is
al-
10,
was"
proclaimed
Thansglv-leaed
to
have,
thrown
a
waste
ing
Day
for
this
year
In
a
special
Clinic
donald,
member
for
Brantford,
expected
to
develop
grain
hand-
Whitehor.se.
The
exercises"
will
test
out
the
newly
acquired
airborne
techniques
of
the
Princess
Patricia's
Light
Infantry.
Exerrl.se
Eagle
will
be
held
near
Grand
Prairie
and
Exer-clw
Nurth
III.
north
of
Whlte-
paper
basket
early
8unday
mor-'
Issue
yesterday
of
the
Canada
Un
over
the
Canadian
National
Job's
Daughters
will
put
on
a
full
dress
preview
of
the
colorful
nins.
She
was
struck
on
the
,
oazette.
into
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert.
drill
routines
with
which
they
"oreiirad
and
stitches
were
re-
Ontario,
who
was
deputy
speak;
er'Of
last
Parliament,
will
be
nominated
ait
Speaker
ol
the
next
House."
.
'
'
"'
-lb-.
.
1
w
'
TODAY'S
STOCKS
irrace
nutirwi
muiung
.Mh.t;
THE"
W
t-ATHER.
"
'
(Counear
a.
D.
Jobiustcn
Co.
Ltd.)
horse.
The
laitct
army
manoeuvres
since
the
end
of
the
war,
more
than
1,400
men
will
Synopsis
Hod
cross
blood
The
weak
disturbance
which
:
ivod
to
Terrace
crossed
the
southern
coast
dur
be
Involved.
ANOTHER
MINISTER
GOES
TO
EUROPE
U.S.
Told
Need
Of
North
Flank
irce-ciay
visit
toi
bono-,
to
.wlii-
n
inlrwtti
contest
at
Spokane
two
weeks
hence.
The
33-girl
drill
team
will
be
leaving
here
on
Friday
nigrit
of
next
week
for
Vancouver
whence
they
will
proceed
by
chartered
bus
to
Spokane.
The
contest
will
be
part
of
"the
proceedings
of
an
international
Job's
Daughters
STRIKE
END
IS'
BEING
SOUGHT
ing
thff
night
is,
continuing
its
slow
eastward
'
motion
and
is
mil
Port
Edward
LONDON
Another
British
expected
to
move
into
western
p!S
pints
of
blood
STAFF
GAPS
Alberta
by
this
evening.
r
processing
and
the
central
blood
cabinet
minister
has
'gone
to
Europe
for
his
health.
He
is
Cloudy
showery
weather
In
Uie
wake
of
this
disturbance
BEING
FILLED
SYDNEY,
Australia
fli
Australia's
generat
coal
strike,
now
in
its
sixth
week,
may
be
called
off
next
Monday.
Officials
of
the
miners'
lodges
Minister
of
State
Philip
Noel-Baker
who
has
left
for
Norway
to
convalesce
from
a
recent
persists
over
the
coastal
and
iver.
blood
has
been
plane
and
boat
LONDON
Military
commanders
of
Norway
and
Denmark
told
United
States
joint
chiefs
of
staff
today
what
help
they
need
to
hold
the
northern
flank
of
the
Atlantic
countries'
j
central
Interior
sections
of
the
Incidental
to
the
display
to
Seven
more
teachers
are
11
iin.v
iii;uuur
.
,
.
....
,,..,i
1
l
morrow
evening
mere
win
oe
province
but
slow
improvement
in
the
weather
in
these
areas
is
,
,,
.
.
,,
.
nceuea
to
mi
me
district
stihjim
Vancouver
Bayonne
-051a
Bralorne
10.00
B.
R.
Con
03
,.t
Cariboo
Quartz
i.
..
1.10
Congress
."
03
y2
Hedley
Mascot
24
'z
Pend
Oreille
4.85
Pioneer
3.35
Premier
Border
03
Vi
Privateer
17
Reeves
McDonald
2.35
Reno
.06
Sheep
Creek
1.18
Sllbak
Premier
40
Taku
River
30
Vananda
.15
Salmon
Gold
12
Spud
Valley
03
Oils
today
Passcd
a
resolution
call
an
adjudication
of
.points
by
'iiru
to
patients
teaching
staff
following
chan-
expected
today
and
tomorrow
ing
on
tne
central
council
oi
defence
line
in
Europe.
i
ges
at
the
end
of
the
1948-49
fusions.
tied
its
session
I
on
Page
5)
forecast
i
TO
EDUCATE
The
Scandinavian
delegations
met
American
officers
In
sep
term,
the
school
board
learned
at
Hs
monthly
meeting
last
night.
panel
of
local
judges
who
will
carry
out
their
marking
under
the
international
contest
ruie.s.
There
will
actually
be
two
demonstrations
one
of
military
the
Miners'
Federation
to
hold
mass
meetings
Monday
to
vote
on
ending
the
strike.
The
communist
-
controlled
northern
miners'
management
arate
conferences
at
United
States
naval
headquarters
in
London.
Required
are
one
teacher
for
1he
High
School,
three
for
city
UP
rHT
elementary
schools,
two
ior
uic
The
conferences
were
con
precision
under
command
of
board
later
passed
'a
resolution
Drill
Captain
Edith
Jordan,
the
objecting
to
the
decision
of
the
other
an
exhibition
display
of
moderates,
loutine
formations.
Each
dem-J
onstiation
takes
about
fifteen
,
ducted
under
the
same
(closed
door1)
conditions
as
yesterday's
North
Coast
Region
Today
and
Friday
cloudy
with
a
few
sunny
Intervals,
scattered
rain
showers.
Continuing
cool
winds,
westerly
(20
mph)
exposed
areas,
otherwise
light.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Friday
at
Port
Hardy
and
Prince
Rupert,
50
and
63,
Masset,
48
and
60.
Northern
B.
C.
Region
Sunny
and
warm
today
and
Friday.
Winds
light.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Friday
at
Telegraph
Creek,
48
and
68,
Prince
George,
S7
and
75.
meeting
with
British
military
minutes.
t'l.n
nirlL.
n
illtlt
t
Tim
IN
I
Port
Esslngton
school
and
one1
I
relieving
teacher
for
the
city
In
the
Prince
schools,
v
district
during
Latest
resignations
received
(I
the
level
set
by
the
Board
prior
to
the
July
'tit
whs
some
9,-'
31
deadline
set
by
the
Public
'
eet
less
than
for
Schools
Aft
were
those
of
Mar-cording
to
the
tin
Gra.stlul,
from
the
staff
of
:in
issued
todav
Rju.iVi
Hioh
Kclvxil
and
Miss
SOAP
PRICE
leaders.
Armed
guards
made
certain
that
only
actual
participants
platoons.
with
Misses
Alma
Kinase
n
and
Donna
McArthur
lead
BORDER
FOLK
"Highway
Sixteen,"
th;
British
Columbia
Travel
B
ireau's
colorful
travelogue
of
th
central
Interior
country
bt
tween
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
G
;orge,
Is
to
be
used
as
an
Instrument
of
education
for
immigration,
customs
and
service
station
people
along
the
international
border
who
are
taking
a
long
time
to
learn
that
there
Is
a
highway
to
Prince
Rupert
and
who
ar
still
giving
misinformation
to
motor
tourists
toncernini,
the
road.
At
the
suggestion
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
special
screenings
are
to
be
made
at
border
points
for
the
par
Anglo
Canadian
3.15
A.
P.
Con
18
Atlantic
.67
Calmont
30
C.
&
E
4.25
Central
Leduc
72
Home
Oil
9
50
Mercury
10
Okalta
135
Pacific
Pete
2.38
entered
the
conference
room.
GOING
DOWN
ing
each.
Under
general
leadership
ot
TORONTO
W1
Two
Canadian
Hilda
House,
from
the
staff
of
Conrad
Street
elementary.
Mr.
The
United
States
chief
of
naval
staff
predicted-
that
ar-'
rangements
for
Atlantic
conference
defence
arrangements
would
be
finalized
by
the
end
of
the
year.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell,
the
manufact.uters
yesterday
cut
the
entire
Spokane
party
will
num-jrptaU
lre
o
some
types
of
Grasdal
has
accepted
a
post
at
Mission
and
Mls3
House
at
ber
about
42
persons.
'soaps.
One
of
them
reduced
the,
.20
Forester
M.
V.
i'tst
month
was
ii
feet
bringing
'K
cut
so
far
this
I544.
July
pro-18
whs
32,123,251
Princess
BREAKING
UP
JAP
COMBINES
TOKYO
Oeneral
Douglas
Langley.
,
New
appointnents
to
the
,1i.umuv.
''""""6.
price
of
shortening
ior
nouse-the
precision
routines
of
the
team
ho,d
use
and
raised
tne
price
have
won
commendation
on'tQ
covnmereial
users.
earlier
appearances
here
and.
wmlam
E,
Williams,
general
Toronto
Alhona
-
12
Aumaque
16
elementary
sclnol
staff
are
Miss
f-nionUi
total
was
Jacqueline
Trotter,
Miss
Yvonne
now
are
approaching
peak
form1
.
.
prockter
&
Gamble
MacArthur's
controversial
pro.
Truman
Wings
Larson.
Miss
Annette
Rogers
ticular
benefit
of
such
peop.e
under
direction
of
Alex
Mitchell.
Co
announced
cuts
of
from
one
gram
for
breaking
up
Japan's
.nd
Mrs.
T.
Nickerson.
The
Who
contact
the
travelling
pub
to
two
i
cents
on
a
box
ot
soap
economm
sui
u
flakes
and
ic
to
2r.
on
bar
day.
The
Allied
occupation
I
nninmanHor
caiH
.
XII
HI
"nrPntTl-
to
be
Trimmed
Beattie
63
j
Brvcourt
25
Bobjo
15
Buffalo
Canadian
10'3
Consol,
Smelters
99.00
Conwest
105
Donalda
-60
Eldona
70
Enst
Sullivan
2.27
Giant
Yellowknlfe
....
6.65
is
1
.769.211
lniLiil
wi
with
1,718,282
st'vm
months-
of
'"Hi.
244,383
lln-prijduccd
fti
com-
soaps.
lirst
three
are
now
attending
;ummer
school
and
the
latter
Is
low
at
Port
Edward.
Appointments
to
the
Hl?h
School
staff,
confirmed
by
the
plished
effectively
AIR
PASSENGERS
,
t'.P.A.
To
'Vancouver
W.
M.
Martin
A.
E.
Lawson,
W.
Richardson
lic,
E.
G.
Rowebottom,
deputy
minister
of
trade
and
industry,
has
informed
E.
T.vApplewhaite
secretary
of
the
local
Chamber
and
himself
a
member
ot
the
provincial
tourist
council.
Eleven
big
corporations
were
"'
C:)
m
Ju,y
Illsl
meeting.'
were
those
of
Ray-1
QUEEN
ELIZABETH
IS
FORTY-NINE
Miss
Edna
McCullough.
tagged
for
de-concentratlon
by
the
five-man
review
board.
BASEBALL
SCORES
""t
last
month
mond
Slade
and
Miss
Ethne
Mills,
both
of
Vancouver.
Miss
Mills
will
teach
home
economics.
Pieces,
while-
rnrri
.
LONDON
m
Queen
Elizabeth
is
49
today.
She
spent
her
bii'thday
quietly
at
Buckingham
Palace.
No
official
en
LIGHTNING
HITS
WEDNESDAY
American
St.
Louis
3,
Boston
9
Will
Not
Get
Full
Amount
v
For
Arms
Aid
Program,
"
Conceded
WASHINGTON
D.
C.
OK
Figures
on
Russian
military
strength
failed
today
to
shake
the
determination
of
members
of
the
House
of
Representatives
foreign
affairs
committee
to
trim
President
Truman's
arms-aid
program.
After
a
full
day
of
closed-door
sessions
with
Army
and
State
To
Sandspit
Mrs.
A.
Husband,
R.
Husband.
From
VancouverMrs.
K.
Harding,
J.
Harvey,
W.
E.
Terry,
M.
McMahod,
J.
L.
Green,
Miss
P.
Mooney,
A.
J.
Tait.
From
Sandspit
Mrs.
P.
Turner.
q.c.A.
gagements
were
arranged
to
celebrate
the
day
which
was
regarded
as
a
family
occasion.
PRINCE
GEORGE
PRINCE
GEORGE
A
sudden
and
violent
electrical
storm
POTENTATE,
WIFE
ROBBED
God's
Lake
43
Hiirdrock
21
Harricana
O6V4
Heva
08
Hosco
17
Jacknife
r.
.07,
Joliet
Quebec
48
Lake
Rowan
06
Lapaska
06'3
Little
Long
Lac
60
Lynx
12
Madsen
Red
Lake
.
......
3.00
McKenzie
Red
Lake
49
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
1.14
Moneta
,-
.41
Detroit
5,
New
York
7
Chicago
2,
Philadelphia
3
Cleveland
and
Washington
postponed,
rain.
National
Brooklyn
10,
Pittsburgh
5
New
York
4,
Chicago
1
was
357
cord
.
!'"n
'
by
varieties
i
i
''""ws:
Figures
a
i
,5784.4
1
0
f'47,0,-,3
'P8,945
ls.
145,099.
V
WruUiall
is
mll-
R.
struck
the
fit?
yesterday.
A
number
of
'homes
were
struck
To
Masset
L.
D.
Curtis,
Brown.
To
Stewart
G.
C.
Naylor.
CANNES,
r.:.ee
(P'-Tlie
Aga
Khan's
wife
yesterday
said
lour
REDS
HIT
AT
SOUTH
KOREA
Power
and
light
service
was
out
of
commission
for
a
time.
bandits
robbed
her
and
tor
husband
of
Jewels
and
money
Department
experts
who
helped
to
draft
the
$1,450,000,000
program
to
rearm
friendly
countries,
Democrats
and
Republicans
agreed
that
the
President
worth
$150,000.
The
theft
oc
SEOUL,
Korea
if
A'
force
of
Communist
border
guards,'
re
cuired
at
noon
as
Aga
Khan
and
the
Bemim.
with
a
maid
Tn
the
Prince
Ku-
ported
to
number
6000
men
and
chauffeur,
left
their
Rlvl
j
will
not
get
what
he
wants.
There
is
a
heavy
sentiment
to
I
curb
broad
grants
of
Presidential
authority
such
as
is
pro
struck
across
the
border
at
r
Philadelphia
0,
Cincinnati
2
Boston
0,
St.
Louis
7.
Western
International
Yakima
3,
Vancouver
1
Wenatchee
8,
Tacoma
1
Salem
4,
Victoria
1
Bremerton
at
Spokane
"double
header
tonight.
Pacific
Coast
Oakland
10-8,
Portland
5-7
San
Francisco
4-8,
Sacramento
3-6
three
points
today
into
South
Korea.
First
reports
said
that
nor
era
villa
to
visit
their
son
the,
Aly
and
daughter-in-law
Rita
Hayworth
at
Deauvllle.
The
Begum
said
that
four
shabbily-dressed
men
speaking
Negus
.N.
-
2.37
'
Noranda
.57.00
Louivcourt
12V2
Pickle
Crow
2.09
Regcourt
04
Vi
Sari
Antonio
.
4.40
Senator
Rouyn
"
'
.40
Vi
Sherrit
Gordon
2.27
Steep
Rock
-1-68
Sturgeon
River
20
r'x'iim-
enroute
to
I
she
will
spend
the
s
holidaying.
BASEBAir
IV
ELT
PARK
N
P.M.
CANADA
FILLS
ITS
WHEAT
CONTRACT
OTTAWA
Canada
has
just
filled
its
third
year's
contract
for
supply
of
wheat
to
Britain.
The
year
expired
July
31
by
which
time
140,000',000
bushels
had
been
shipped.
Another
140,000,000
bushels
is
to
be
sent
during
the
coming
year
at
$2
per
bushel.
thern
forces
overwhelmed
two
Korean
Republic
infantry
Companies
and
shelled
their
regi
posed
and
to
spell
out,
as
closely
as
possible,
the
amount
of
assistance
to
be
given,
the
countries
to
receive
it
and
the
conditions
under
which
it
shall
be
provided.
Friday,
August
5,
1949
High
11:23
16.6
feet
23:52
20.2
feet
Low
5:55
3.5
feet
17:58
8.8
feet
with
Spanish
or
Italian
accents
I
Coot
fin
in
UnllvwnnH
0
'
and
carrying
tommy
guns
got
mental
headquarters
on
Ong
jin
Peninsula.
,
away
with
one
25-carat
diam
San
Diego
8,
Los
Angeles
5.
vs-
Merchar's
Silver
Miller
.34
2
ond
worth
25,000,000
francs.
J