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Teachers
Short
Coast
Are
Publisher
Defences
for
by
Ketchikan
ed
Ura
lutions
To
Meet
Situation
Heard
By
Federation
At
Convention
V.
1
A
i
IfOUVKK
(CP)
"Potential
shortage"
oi
Importance
Of
Prince
hers
in
British
Columbia
by
rJ54
was
prepay
k-fore
the.
annual
convention
of
the
inmiiia
Teachers'
Federaion.
Robert
E.
'fij
Rupert
Is
Emphasized
Russians
Move
In
Infiltration
To
Shanghai
cur-
i
(omniiUee
chairman,
said:
"we
are
lining
fewer
than
700
teachers
a
year.
"
offprert
as
solutions.
irrrK
Suffocated
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
William
L.
j
Baker,
publisher
of
the
Ketchikan
Chronicle,
suggests
that
small
defence
projects
are
needed
along
;
the
British
Columbia
and
Alaskan
coasts
to
bring
!
them
and
the
Pacific
Northwest
with
'added
secur-.
ity."
Alaska's
Annette
Island,
Baker
says,
should
j
;
.
have
the
chief
defence
facility
rtord
of
certificate,
j
I'ONG
KONG
-ffi
Russians
are
streaming
into
"
Shanghai,
eighty-eight
foreigners
just
r-!
rived
here
from
Communist
j
China,
said
today.
.
.
'
I
Thifi
uae
tlnm
tiro.
yrrwn
nrmm1
k;iM,
pensions
and
im-
q
llpajh
.
nn
a.
-
'
-
-
-
-amberlain
of
Ross-
ji
.......
nto
v.av
"
U
Hlic
J
Hto
get
out
of
Shanghai
since
the
for
a
long,
undefended
coastline
Imiucst
Into
Cabin
Fire
At
First
of
Week
elected
president
of
ion.
He
succeeds
H.
Business
And
between
Kodlak
and
Esquimau.
START
ROUND-THE-WORLD
FLIGHT
Robert
and
Dianna
Blxby,
husband
and
wife
flying
team,
are
shown
in
front
of
the
converted
Mosquito
bomber
in
which
they
attempted
to
set
a
new
."round-the-world"
speed
record.
Their
route
was
to
have
taken
them
over
21,000
miles,
at
the
end
of
which
they
had
hoped
to
better
the
record
set
by
the
lae
Bill
Odom
of
73
hours
and
five
minutes.
They
failed
in
the
first
attempt
after
reaching
Calcutta
but
will
try
again.
Baker
said
in
a
letter
to
Sen
Dee
of
Victoria.
Death
due
to
suffocation
as
a
result,
of
a.
flrn
una
tho
vor.
ator
Warren
G.
Magnuson
Lord
of
Vancouver
lot
Pleasure
(Democrat
-
Washington
that
!Reds
placed
a
ban
on
train
,'lravel
by
foreigners.
,
j?
Best
estimate
of
'these
for-jeigners
Is
that
about
5000
Russians
are
now
in
Shanghai
'mostly
civilian
and
political
jworkers.
Not
one
Russian
was
een
In
military
uniform.
iooI
was
selected
for
j
dcl
bv
R
g,x
matl
J(jry
Wedncs.
!or
the
outstanding
day
afternoon
following
an
In
So
Says'
Duke
of
Windsor
of
Visit
to
Alberta
Ranch
the
important
Canadian
National
Railways
at
Prince
Rupert
could
be
blocked
and
the
Inside
Passage
to
Alaska
mined
by
enemy
submarines.
i
to
ertuiMUon
m
;umbia
during
the
Black
Widow
Bite
BACON
FOrt
BRITAIN
OTTAWA
Canada
is
hitting
the
old
snag
again
not
enough
oacon
to
fill
I'niled
Kingdom
contract
but
it
was
questioned
today
in
authoritative
quarters
whether
lack
of
Canadian
bacon
was
a
real
factor
in
scaling
down
British
rations.
Informants
said
that
"Britain,
in
the
first
place,
did
not
want
to
buy
bacon
from
us
at
ail
and
bad
tn
be
coaxed
to
do
so.
More
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corpora-lo
Britain
in
the
first
two
months
of
this
year
than
in
all
of
1919.
NO
CHANGE
IN
RADIO
;
OTTAWA
The
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
told
the
Royal
Commision
on
Arts
and
Sciences
today
that
it
did
not
want
to
see
any
change
in
the
present
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corpora
Uon
system.
The
Association
of
Canadian
Clubs
wanted
non-commercial
radio
and
extension
of
service
into
isolated
areas.
BIG
RIOT
IN
qi'EBKC
Annette
Island
should
become
AIR
PASSENGERS
ming
a
supply
depot
and
operating
base
for
submarines,
,
Baker
added.
PEKISKO,
Alta.,
B
Business,
not
pleasure,
Is
the
purpose
of
1
his
trip,
the
Duke
of
Windsor
i
emphasized
on
his
trip
to
his
ranch
in
the
Foothills
65
miles
Irom
Calgary.
Nor
Is
the
man
who
made
news
by
falling
off
horses
In
his
j
Seen
He
reported
that
the
Alaska
U.S.
Plane
Got
lesson'
.
Russia
Charges
United
Slates
With
Concealing-
Facts
MOSCOW,
'
'(fi
Pravda
declared
today
that
the
United
State-i
was
trying
to
cover
up
the
fact
that
a
United
States
Navy
patrol
plane,
reported
missintr
tn
tim
'
To
Vancouver
.today')
Mrs.
H.
S.
McTicr,
J.
H.
Lannon,
M.
R.
Roy,
Mrs.
R.
Baxter,
F.
Brooks-bank.
'
.
To
Sandspit
(toaayj
J.
Fen-
Road
Commission's
proposed
quest
In
B.
C.
Udcrtakers
Chapel
into
the
death
of
John
(Jock
I
Harris.
The
75
ear-old
pensioner
died
in
his
flaming
cabin
on
Wan-tac
Road
about
6
a.
m.
Tuesday.
I
With
Coroner
M
M.
Stephens
presiding,
the
Jury
heard
Fireman
Robert
Parks
describe
the
rwrt
played
by
members
of
the
fire
department
In
the
tragedy.
He
explained
that
one
of
the
firemen,
called
to
a
similar
Maze
in
1948.
remembered
the
location
of
the
bed.
A
hole
was
made
by
chopping
through
the
Mother
Taves
Her
Boy's
Life
VICTORIA
tf)
Prompt
action
on
the
part
of
a
worried
mother
was
credited
today
wifh
Saving
the
life
of
her
nine-year
old
son
who
had
been
bitten
last
Saturday
by
a
deadly
black
widow
00.
Colorado-
Lloyd
younger
days
considering
doing
Harold
Tanner,
busl-
car
ferry
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Haines,
Alaska,
should
be
started
at
once.
It
could
be
an
alternative
route
from
Seattle
if
the
road
to
Seattle
were
blocked
any
riding
this
week.
Lf
Southern
Colorado,
Good-naturedly
but
firmly
the
Windsors
summoned
press
pho
tile
returning
from
w
Mexico,
they
were
atrangc
flying
obit
speed.
They
re-
ton.
'
.
,
"'-
From
Vancouver
(Wednesday)
F.
Brooksbank,
C.
E.
McKenzie,
C.
Giske,,
A.
Asplnnall,
A.
Hill-lard.
E.
P.
Fagoij.
.
.
j
j
From
Sandspit
(Wednesday)
'
t.
Foster,
A.
Fletcher,
E.
McKay,
Mrs.
Bodge.
'
"
.
,.
'
.
lograpners,
reporters
and
news
reel
cameramen
for
pictures
and
interviews
on
the
proviso
that
Baltic,
Is
the
same
one
that
the
jspider
at
ncalby
Mount
TolnUe'
Applevtfhaite
In
Jl
it
a
"flying
suu-
The
stricken
boy,
Dayld
Hill,
Russians
say
flew
over
Latvia
bedroom
wslII
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
G.
Hill,
had
declined
to
talk
perience,
wishing
to
Booster
Talk
they
would
otherwise,
be
allowed
'
privacy.
.
i
'",
V'Aftet
all',
this
is
private
property."
said
the
Duke
smiling.
ule
But
whatever
-
Warning
that
everyone
from
British
Columbia
is
a
chronic
The
former
King
did
not
elab
Looking
in,'
Uiey
noticed
the
8aturday-body
on
the
floor.
U
Is
believed
Pravda
said
that
"the
.spies"
the
deceased
was
slecpinT
on
a
In
the
plane
"got
a
proper
lesson,"
bunk
attached
to
the
wall
and.
The
United
States
plane
rx-wlien
firemen
chopped
at
the
changed
fire
with
a
Soviet
plane
frame,
the
bunk
collapsed.
.
and
Pravda
added
that
it
had
The
body
was
pulled
through
engaged
In
pursuit
with
the
the
enlarged
hole.
knowledee
that
it
was
over
Soviet
,
THE
WEATHER
GALE
WARNING
orate
on
the
"business"
angle.
booster,
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M.P.
is
too
fast
for
a
bird
ill
for
a
plane,
were
returning
from
New
Mexico,
travcl-Jfty
miles
an
hour.
:r,
at
the
(wheel
complained
of
a
bite
on
the
left
arm
which
was
at
first
thought
to
be
the
sting
of
a
bee.
Later
the-symptoms
became
much
more
severe
Including
stiffening
of
lmbs.
,
Six
black
widow
spiders
were,
however,
found
in
a
iiest
at
the
scene
of
the
biting.
;
,
.,
The
boy
was
Immediately
taken
to
lK;.pit:il
and
may
be
released
today.
i
Waters
continuous
Charlotte
Islands).'
to
Queen
Southeast
SHAWINIGAN
FALLS,
Quebec
Violence
erupted
today
when
1500
men,
women
and
children
stormed
a
meeting
ot
the
Christian
Brethren
sect
here.
They
made
a
shambles
of
the
meeting
place
while
27
Christian
Brethren
huddled
in
terror
upstairs.
The
mob
was
too
largre
for
them
to
handle,
the
police
said.
for
Prince
Rupert
portrayed
the
beauties,
riches
and
potentialities
of
the
West
,
Coast
province
to
the
Ayliiier
Rotary
CJub.
Mr.
Applewhaite
said
Sk?eua
uds.
25
miles
per
-hour
this
:
first.
They
sun)pedi.'Cruncr
8tepbenmarke0-
territory."
-
...
He
mentioned
that
the
ranch
had
now
been
stocked
with
some
purebred
sheep
and
cattle,
j
The
Duke
and
Duchess,
having
.arrived
here
earlier
'
In
the
day,
left
Wednesday
night
for
the
ranch.
'hat
most
evidence
was
circunv
afternoon,
increasing
to
40
to
Meantime,
a
German
steam-'
t
:
n
t.i
a
1
T
f
la
hr
I
tr
vaH
t
h
f
i
rm
.
50
miles
tonight,
decreasing
to
30
miles
per
hour
early
Friday.
;
watch,
It.
1
t
beuan
to
circle
car,
goin
t
a
tre-etd.
Both
men
de
district
is
one
of
the
richest
Synopsis
ls
dark,
flat
and
The
bl,vk
widow
type
of
spider,
particularly
venomous,
is
seldom
mineral
bearing
areas
in
Canada
and
although
it
is
largely
undeveloped
he
predicted
it
would
experience
a
mining
and
indus-I
trial
boom
with
the
harnessing
;of
hydro
electric
power.
feet
in
diameter,
sipped"
around
the
loggers
To
seen
in
Victoria.
Stamps
Knock
Out
Kamloops
ut
live
minutes,
fin-
'iP
reported
today
at
Stockhotu,
was
caaved
by
a
tove
In
the
that
11
nad
,Mt
kitchen.
The
body
was
not
bad-
Bund!,y
ly
mutilated.
The
victim's
long
nal
appeared
to
be
airplane
Baltic
Sea.
Thi
agc
"
underwear
was
burned
off
his
jy
,
could
be
a
new
clue
to
the
fate
Const.
Fred
Gibson
testified
ot
a
Unlted
8l8ls
Navy
P1""
that
Ihe
arrived
on
the
scene
which
has
been
missing
in
the
with
Const.
J.
Horncll
shortly
Baltic
region
since
last
Saturday
after
the
firemen.
They
aided
night.
The
debris
was
described
firemen
In
making
an
entrance
as
aa
'airplane
cabin."
The
plane
into
the
building
and
pulling
carried
a
ten-man
crew,
out
the
body.
Const.
Gibson
said
ter
it
was
officially
an-
faring.
Unsettled
weather
persists
over
the
entire,
province.
Skies
cleared
briefly
in
most
regions
during
the
hlgltt-but
there
were
scattered
showers
at
many
points.
A
new.'.
-storm
is
developing
about
700
miles
west
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Rain
"and
He
urged
Canadians
to
travel
In
Mexicu
Eternal
mangle
CITY-Rcports
con-
pe
received
here
from
350
miles
to
the
nortn
mcers
being
.sighted.
CHILLIWACK
Daniel
Sil-
strong
southeast
winds
are
ex-bernacel.
aeed
17.
of
Chilliwack.
'
Pected
on
the
north
coast
'to-
EDMONTON
Calgary
within
their
own
country
where
Stampeders
last
night
defeated
they
would
find
vacatioa
spots
Kamloops
Elks
6
to
3
to
win
the
unexceled
ln
scemc
beautVi
flsh
best
of
Western
Canada
seven
and
game
,n
abundance
and
at
Allan
semi-final
four
Cup
the
game
Ume
t
tQ
know
lhojr
games
to
one
and
advance
to
fc,ow
Canadlans.
the
western
final.
The
Stamps
t
scored
five
goals
in
the
last
"ln
ths
wav
we
will;
know
period
to
beat
down
a
2
to
1
and
understand
something
of
Kamloops
edge.
The
Elks
won
this
vast
land
of
which
we
sing,
be
explained.
One
Get
Together
VANCOUVER
(P
British
Columbia's
36.000
loggers
are
pulling
ranks
together
fur
wage
negotiations
which
are
to
open
Saturday.
Former
officials
of
the
big
International
Woodworkers
of
America
who
led
a
breakaway
from
the
Union
in
1948
are
making
peace
offers.
The
loggers
will
ask
for
wage
Increases
of
17c
an
hour
and
a
union
shop.
height
of
35.000
feet.
thc
only
entrance
to
the
building
was
through
the
kitchen
door.
No
windows
existed
In
the
bedroom.
When
the
body
was
noticed,
he
said,
no
flames
were
around
It
but
the
heat
was
Wt
Inspector
at
uounccd
that
this
was.
another
false
alarm.
i
United
States
authorities
believed
that
the
missing
plane,
which
was
unarmed,
fell
into
the.
sea
without
trace.
!
Martinez
Soto,
watch-
tody
which
moved
in
night.
The
storm
will
spread
to
the
south
,
coast
by
tomorrow
morning.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
with
showers
today.
Overcast
to-
was
remanded
yesterday
for
eight
days
when
he
appeared
hi
police
court
charged
with
attempted
murder
following
what
police
termed
a
love
triangle.
Silbernagel
was
charged
following
the
shooting
of
Sapper
Al
line
from
southwest
only
Hie
first
game.
His
Instruments
he
body
changed
al-
The
flames
were
mostly
concentrated
In
the
kitchen,
he
added.
Const.
Jack
White
carried
on
11-2
degrees
in
three
our
heritage,
cur
love,"
he
concluded.
'
John
M.
Roney
introduced
the
speaker
and
thanks
were
expressed
by
George
Cote.
President
Pierre
Mondou
was
in
th
chair.
M
believed
it
to
be
visitor
of
some
sort.
"LOOKS
BETTER"
THl'MAN
the
Investigation
that
followed!
Way.
21-year-old
member
of
the
night
and
Friday
with
rain
com-
Royal
Canadian
Engineers
who
mencing
this
evening.
Little
was
wounded
when
accompany-
change
In
temperature.
Winds
ing
19-yearoId
Winnie
St.
Den-
south
(20
miles
per
hourjf
in-j
nis
home
from
a
movie.
creasing
to
southeast
(30)
this
Trygve
Lie
To
Moscow
WORLD
FLIGHT
IS
COMPLETED
i
SAN
FRANCISCO
The
Fly-,
Ing
Blxbys
completed
their
globe-girdling
flight
today
ten
days
behind
schedule.
They
had
hoped
to
shatter
the
late
BUI
Odom's
world
circling
record
of
73
hour,
Ottawa
Journal.
WASHINGTON
The
International
situation
looks
better
lured
and
conducted
examination
or
witnesses
during
the
Inquest.
Tile
.Jury
consisted
of:
foreman
George
Cook,
Robert
McLean
Fields,
Hugh
Wallace,
William
Bremner,
Jack
Mussal-lem
and
Wallace
Dell.
Police
said
that
accused
had
evening.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
'
today
than
It
did
in
1946
which
been
going
with
Miss
St.
Dennis
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
40
was
the
worst
he
could
remem-before
Way
returned
after
a
and
46;
Sandspit
and
Prince
Ru-
ber
outside
of
actual
war,
Presi-
LOCAL
TIDES
I'niled
Nations
Secretary
(,ener:l
Tryinn
To
Settle
five
minutes
and
eleven
seconds
but
hl!f.
engine
priflnp
..0....
trouble
t.rnilhln
.
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near
f;Qlpilt.t.n
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Anvil
14
lQr.n
Sd
year's
absence.
pert,
38
and
46.
'
me
I
dent
Aiuuittu
tuiti
a.
v,.
...uuj,
-
ference
today.
There
had
been
smashed
the
dream.
They
may
High
11:56
18.8
feet
'
gradual
Improvement
in
the
last
make
another
attempt
if
they
Low
5.54
5.9
feet
four
years,
the
President
folt.
can
ret
financial
backing.
1
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feet
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STOCKS
(Courtesy
8
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LAKE
SUCCESS
(
A
trip
to
Moscow
by
Trygve
Lie,
Secre-tury
General
of
the
United
N:i-,
Hons,
may
be
his
next
move
in
attempts
to
settle
the
United
Nations
deadlock
which
has
been
brought
on
by
the
Impasse
In
China.
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old
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five
calls.
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took
place
on
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brought
tl,h
weanenaay
ana
me
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Roy
shocman.
resident,
oi
lcr-
race,
was
taken
to
hospital
irom
wnation
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96.75
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125
Donalda
57
Eldona
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East
Sullivan
7.10
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Yellowknlfe
......
7.10
God's
Lake
41
Hardrock
33
Harrlcana
.07
Heva
09
116
Eigth
Avenue
West.
Mrs.
"'a
Mir.
Lie
plans
to
leave
for
Europe
April
22.
'
j
Pointing
up
to
the
possibility
that
he
may
go
ta
the
Russian
capital
H
the
fact
that
he
will
take
along
to
Europe
the
top
Russian
national
in
the
United
Nations
secretariat,
Konstantin
E.
Zinchenko.
Lie
said
that,
If
he
goes
to
Moscow,
he
will
talk
over
the
Vner.ii
situation
in
the
United
Nations."
I
,Ver
"tlii.v
fur
;
ttompanleri
hv
:
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R.N
.04:!
Reno
Foril"(lstal.orii,,
stnecl
possible
n-
-
Pinal
cord
result-
Angus
of
Klncollth
was
taken
to
General
Hospital
from
Armour
Salvage
at
10
a.m.
Wednesday.
Shortly
after
at
10:30,
Mrs.
A.
Greenwood
1152
Seventh
Avenue
East
was,
admitted
to
hospital.
Ambulance,
at
6:15
p.m.,
met
the
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
aircraft
piloted
by
Roy
Berryman
who
discharged
an
Injured
logger,'
Bill
Dayne.
Employed
at
Morgan's
Logging
Camp
at
Cum-
itwife'luo,-
,ast0havn
,
Westminster
hntat.h..'Tc
lhw..
V"
L'u"iJ'
!
tot
Prince
Rupert,
Makes
pks.
hosco
ui
va
Joliet
Quebec
'
80
Lake
Rowan
.15
Lapaska
05
Mi
Little
Long
Lac
52
Lynx
.28
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.99
McLeod
Cockshutt
4.03
Negus
1.59
Noranda
68.50
Sheep
Creek
1
08
Silbak
Premier
39
Taku
River
12
Vananda
16
Salmon
Gold
.06
Va
Spud
Valley
08
Silver
Standard
83
Oils
An;;lo
Canadian
5.20
A.
P.
Con
34
Atlantic
2.00
Calmont
44
C.
&
E
8.45
Central
Leduc
143
Home
Oil
'.
14.25
Ok
alta
1-92
Mercury
10
Pacific
Pete
615
'
Princess
.'.
48
Royal
Canadian
06
V3
shewa
Inlet,
Dayne
was
a
stretcher
case.
Final
call
Wednesday
was
from
1511
Graham
Avenue
when
Mrs.
N.
Armstrong
was
taken
to
Gen-
Ch
.ement
suie-
NEW
'
WESTMINSTER
f
New
Westminster
Royals
last
night
edged
out
Vancouver
Canucks
3
to
2
in
overtime
to
take
M
i
&t1
-Sri.
T
.mi
g-'ri
iyy-.Ti
'r
J
Louvlcourt
,26V
'
l"
pen
r-j..
read,,
PaUable
.t
1
emnt
the
deciding
game
ln
the
best
oi
seven
final
for
the
northern
division
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
play-offs.
The
Royals
earned
the
right
to
go
up
against
Monarchs
in
the
Los
Angeles
final.
THEY
BEAT
THE
SEA
These
six
Nova
Scotia
fl
shermen
survived
when
their
trawler
plunged
to
the
bottom
of
Halifax
Harbor.
Eleven
other
ere
wmen
drowned
after
the
Gertrude
de
Costa
collided
with
the
freighter
Island
Connector.
The
survivors,
left
to
right,
are:
George
Hartson,-Queensland;
Eaden
Lohr.es,
Neil
Sullivan,
Robe
rt
Parker.Wllllam
Crewe,
all
of
Canso:
and
Edwin
C.
P.
Photo)
Tanner,
Lunenburg.
,
...
San
Antonio
3.55
Sherrlt
Gordon
2.60
Steep
Rock
3.20
Sliver
Miller
78
Upper
Canada
3.85
DEAN
FINLAYSON
RETIRES,
VANCOUVER
Dean
Fln-layson
of
the
Department
of
Applied
Science
at
University
of
British
Columbia
is
J
get
rf
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