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VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
257
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
3,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
iada
Stands
To
lose
Heavily
Three
Persons
Lose
Lives
As
h
New
Princeton
Road
Is
Opened
Car
Plunges
Into
Hope
Gulley
i
Britain
s
Lad;
Of
Hollars
M
U.S.
Britain
Aiding
Tito
gan
On
Shipment
of
Air-.
craft
and
Equipment
is
lifted
Washington
a
,
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States
have
eased
the
ban
on
the
sale
of
commercial
planes
and
aviation
equipment
to
Yugoslavia.
First
shipments
.
Jimlted
quantities
of
gasoline
and
lubricants,
were
cleared
by
the
Department
of
State
today;
'
Icon,
new.-
illion?
,-
(CI)
Th'J
-wjoiii
has
told
t
t
ltshe
lacks
the"
Vancouver
Couple,,,"'
Victoria
WomarL
'2
Victims
,
CHILLIWACK
(Cff
Three
persons
were
killed
last
night
in
a
car
accident
on
the
newly-opened
Hope-Princeton
Highway,.
100
miles
east
of
Vancouver.
Two
oth'rs
were
injured.
"'.
The
dead
are
Mr.
and
Mrs!
t,uy
Canadian
This
marks
the
latest
step
by
BIG
LEAGUE
ALL-STARS
NEW
YORK
Six
American
League
players
and
four
from
-the
National
make
up
the
1949
major
ann
iitMViiit
i
the
West
to
bolster
Marshal
Tito
In
his
fight
with
Moscow
and
riornit'd
circles
ay
her
eastern
Europeon
allies
and
BiiUiin
lias
ai.su
.
will
ouy
u:-
lunilxr
from'
Jack
N.
Leggett
of
Vancouver
and
Miss
Jane
Dorothy
Hay
of
Vic
may
lead
to
an
air
lift
if
Yugoslavia
bec-iunes
sealed
off.
Enfranchisement
-Meet
Postponed
$ate
of
the
forthcoming
sitting
of
the.
Metlakatla
enfran
toria.
league
all
star
team
selected
by
116
writers
of
the
Baseball
Writers'
Association
of
America.
The
writers'
choices
are
:
Ted
Williams
Mel
Parnell
and
Ellis
Kinder
all
of
the
Boston
Red
Sox
;
Tommy
Hen-rich
and
Phil
Rizutto,
-
both
of
New
York
Yankees
;
Jackie
Robinson
and
Roy
Campanella,
both
of
Brooklyn
Dodgers;
George
Kell,
Detroit
Tigers;
Stan
Musial,
St.
Louis
Cardinals,
and
Ralph
Kiner,
Pittsburg
Pirates.
The
car
owner,
C
J
McDowell,
Kingctom
proposals
w
be
discussed
bv
Victoria
contractor,
and
his
wife
were
Injured.
:(Xjay.
i
ms
may
overseas
ly
trips
The
car
careened
off
the
new
D
howi.
chisement
board,
which
was
to
hare
held
.
its
first,
session
at"
highway
four-and-a-half
miles
Minuter
.'aines
O
east
of
Hope
down
a
deep
slope,
a
.
1
t
I
w.
Tll'il
few
hours
after
the
official
opening
of
the
new
road
by
Premier
SOL
GUGGENHEIM
DIES
PORT
WASHINGTON,
N.Y.-Solomon
R.
Gug
on
Canadian
eggs.
Byron
Johnscn
nrinl
n.ay
;sl
can-
genheim,
86,
senior
member
of
North
America's
Common
t'.g
on
the
fatality
:r.
1350
ex-
I-
I
,
.
TT
I
Metjakatla
on
November
8,
has
hem
set
back
to
November
9,
In
ian
Superintendent
F.
E.
An
ield
said
yesterday.
,
HVason
for
the
postponement
is
,fo
allow
adequate
time
for
Indian
Commissioner
W.
S.
Ar-nell
to
arrive
from
Vancouver
in
consideration
of
the
possi-piljty
of
violent
weather
at
that
time.
.
,
Minister
cf
Public
Works,
E.
C.
M
-
4
ill
1
iAMi6MMHavaJ
Pjic?
readjustments
tMmmmj'M
n
.
.
,
,
.
.
Carson
said
the
new
highway
was
great
mining
family,
died
today.
The
multimillionaire
copper
king
had
been
active
in
the
family
busi
j
b-ii.?
ihc
toUl
INJURED
NEWSCASTER
RETURNS
HOME
FROM
TRIP
TO
TIBET
Noted
author
and
news-
to
jiiio.iiiio
OOO.
caster
Lowell
Thomas
(centre),
who
was
injui
ed
when
he
was
thrown
by
a
horse
on
a
Tibetan
mountain
pass,
is
shown
being
greeted
by
his
father,
Dr.
Harry
C.
Thomas,
on
his
arrival,
with
his
as
safe
as
modern
engineering
methods
could
make
It.
He
added
that
there
were
clear.1
$
irked
speed
signs
at
curvef.
.ian
Ijiwell.
Jr
(leftl.
at
New
York
aimort
Thomas
tilH
nfu,sranprmn
that,
aftpr
his
ininrv
h
of
the
customs
in-
'
"
was
carried
.
....
for
,
16
days
.,
and
.,
nights
,..,,.
v
by
native
u
bea
-ers
.,
U
a
-
town
where
he
could
.
receive
medical
aid
.tJ
'
Members
of
the
enfranchise-
:j,
,)
has
been
in
for
Injury
which
was
diagnosed
as
a
broken
thijh
hone.
While
in
Tibet,
Thomas
was
given
person-
jment
board,
which
will
sit
to
district
for
the
wk
out
details
of
the
forth
al
message
from
the
Tibetan
government
to
Pre
iident
Truman
along
wth
an
official
scroll
from
official
busi-
r
j
on
FORMER
C.N.R.
coming
enfranchisement
of
the
the
Dalai
Lama,
the
boy
ruler
of
the
Inaccessible
nation.
Thomas
is
believed
the
first
westerner
in
history
to
be
given
such
a
message
from
the
rsliglous
rulers
of
Tibet.
.
by
the
Prince
ness
until
three
weeks
ago
when
his
health
suddenly
began
to
fail.
CARDINAL
DIES
ROME
Francesco
Cardinal
Marmaggi,
73,
one
of
the
top
administrators
of
the
Vatican,
died
today
following
a
heart
attack.
He
was
elevated
to
the
Sacred
College
in
1935
and
directed
enforcement
of
major
church
laws.
NEHRU
SAYS
'
J
10(j
villagers
of
Metlakatla,
are
'
(
Commissioner
Anieil,
Indian
on
his
return
superintendents
Anfield
and
CHIEF,
DIES
NEW
YORK
Robert
L
ap,
formerly
traffic
vice-presl
PeU-r
Leighton,
oi
Metlakatla.
If
f
ft
Vexed
Case
mb.
4
S
MOCKS
Jrtmrt
n
tr,
.
Rectory
Is
Financed.
ivorce
rounds
ItHL
dent
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways
at
Montreal
and
WLAiHLR
Is
Settled
.Synopsis
M
inkier,
Pawa.N4VrK'"'
exeouttw
assistant
.....
for
,
the
T
,.
.
j
.
...
u"
Grand
Trunk"
Western
Railroad
No
marked
change
is-
taking
The
church
commit
tee
of
st.
'Place
In
the
general
weather
situ
HONOLULU.
4
-Jmljfft
Jolirt
Mattliewman
yesterday
ruled
that
bridge
five
nights
a
week
Is
grounds
for
divorce.
Laura
McConnell
testified
that,
when
her
husband
was
not
playing
at
Chicago,
died
suddenly
here
(Tuesday)
in
his
seventy-eighth
year.
Mr.
Burnap
who
retired
under
the
pension
rules
of
the
company
in
1936,
had
been
as
"U"J"
UT
D,1MS"
"'""-,
Andrews
Cthedial
was
In
full
.
.
,
.
However,
a
gradual
increase
in
session
or
ruesday
nlfclit
'"
j
c)oud
ls
expected
over
th
soutn.
on
the
isuc
of
building
the
rec-
Prn
PnaKt
tomnrrmt-
r.ipnr
skips
as
he
'Ulked
nothing
but
bridge.
tory
tj10
Bishop,
as
IXan
of
the
v,,nl
persist
over
the
Interior
al
Privy
foiwril
Rulrs
In
Favt
of
Dominion
Over
E.
nd
N.
l.aniW
LONDON
ef-A
prolonged
land
Uispue
between
the
British
Columbia
government
and
Uie
Dominion
government
was
settled
yesterday
by
the
judicial
committee
of
the
Privy
Council
with
a
teciMon
in
favor
of
the
sociated
with
the
railways
for
ine
juuse
Kroiiueu
uluu
Calliejral.
occupied
the
chair
by
if,,inff
thn
Pvt.nslve
iillev
foe
TO.
statesman
ol
peace
irom
xnaia
saiu
in
an
auui
ess,
here
that
India
will
never
Join
any
bloc
and
added:
"India
has
had
its
ups
and
downs
but,
because
of
the
strong
individuality
of
its
people,
it
continues
as
a
world
power."
Nehru
addresses
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
at
luncheon
today
and
leaves
this
afternoon,
for
Madison,
Wisconsin.
HOCKEY
VIOLENCE
.
CHICAGO
Two
Montreal
Canadiens
hockey
players
were
arrested
last
night
following
skirm--uirh
a
crrmin
of
fans
during
a
game
with
Chic
special
request
of
the
rector
and
0
continue.
decree
on
the
grounds
of
cruel
treatment.
Forecast
.
55
years.
In
the
course
of
his
career,
he
became
widely
kno"
n
not
only
to
railwaymen
but
to
business
and
industrial
-leaders
wardens.
The
financial
report
given
by
Cloiidy
North
Coast
Region
today
and
tomorrow.
Little
R.
G.
Hopkins,
the
treasurer
of
.05
2
11
00
.05
144
.04'
4
.31
.06
575
370
.03
V2
231
.13
.01
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17
.3!)
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.0B
.on
4.13
?1
1.03
in
Canada
and
the
United
States.
.
'
.
The
Privy
Coui.it'.'."
decision
change
in
temperature.
Wlna'
southeast
(25.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,1
45
and
60;
Sandspit,
4
and
,.55;
Prince
Rupert
53
and
60.
!
was
that
no
eonf:t
existed
be
the
rectory
fund
committee,
reported
a
gratifying
result
in
cash
and
also
the
news
of
a
benefaction.
Mrs.
Robert
L.
Mcintosh,
In
order
to
carry
out.
the
wishes
of
tween
the
British
Columbia
gov
A
1
Must
Change
Trade
Policy
NEW
YORK
T'
Secretary
of
State
Dean
Acheson
called
upon
the
United
States
Wednes-
eminent
and
the
Esquimau
und
Nunaimo
Railway
Co.
in
relation
ago
Black
Hawks.
One
spectator
suffered
a
scalp
wound
which
required
ten
stitches.
Five
other
fans
were
struck
glancing
blows
by
stick-swinging
players
The
two
olavers,
Kenney
Reardon
and
Leo
her
late
husband
and
he
rseif
In
connection
with'
the
Calhtdral
having
a
Rectory,
has
offered
advantageous
and
gpnerous
terms
'Mdlan
1
Gravelle,
were
charged
with
assault
with
a
deadly
to
a
foi
ty-inlle
railway
belt
within
the
province.
The
effect
of
the
decision
is
to
reverse
a
judgment
of
the
Sup-leme
Court
of
Canada
against
which
the
provincial
government
had
appealed.
The
rose
n
vc,vt
tha
provincial
government"
'tht
to
collect
taxes.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
Tuesday
.
Vancouver
8,
Victoria
8
New
Westmlnst?r
5,
Tacoma
5.
.,
Oakland
3,
Los
Angeles
1
San
Diego
4.
Fresno
0
Wednesday
;
San
Francisco
4,
Los
Angclss
3.
due
day
night
to
reverse
its
30-year
u,e
means
whereby
this
end
can
old
foreign
trade
policy
and
be-
De
accomplished
with
a
minimum
come
an
"intpnrt-minded"
1
0j
delay.
This
offer
was
grate-country
In
order
to
close
the
fuIly
a(.CPpted.
All
this
means
$6,000,000,000
trade
gap.
Umt
Dy
(ar
the
greater
part
of
In
a
fcpfeeli
prepared
for
the:
the
financial
problem
is
corn-convention
of
the
National
pictcly
solved,
even
though
i.
is
Foreign
Trade
Council,
Achoson
,l0t
necessary
for
anyone
to
proclaimed
a
campaign
to
ie-
Bssume
that
the
fund
has
been
duce
tariffs',
simplify
cuatoms,
C0sed.
YOUTHFUL
PLAN
Wian
.
"modernise"
other
.laws
and
Portland
6,
Tacoma
3
Seattle
3,
Vancouver
2
New
Westminster
8,
Victoria
7
The
Committee
decided
that
Tonmlo
otherwise
expand
opportunities
TO
HELP
sell
nuthority
should
be
given
to
some
of
Its
members
to
finalize
fur
foreign
producers
to
poikIs
in
the
United
States.
LOCAL
TIDES
Al
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OTTAWA
f
A
youthful
Op
f'rida.y
November
4,
1949
Unit"d
States,
Acheson
said,
plans
and
to
ensure
that
Duilduig
must
get
away
from
the
system
shall
start
as
soon
as
possible
under
which
it
f
inances
the
after
all
necessary
steps
had
been
shlument
of
huge
amounts
of
taken.
It
is
anticipated
that
the
weapon.
They
were
released
on
uu
Donas
penumjj
police
court
hearing
November
14.
'
:
TRUST
BUSTER
RESIGNS
OTTAWA
It
was
confirmed
today
that
F.
A.
McGregor,
Combines
Investigating
commissioner,
had
quit.
Details
of
the
resignation
were
to
be
given
to
House
of
Commons
today.
During
debate
in
the
House,
R
R.
Knight,
C.C.F.-Saskatoon,
said
price-fixing
combines
wer.e
being
allowed
to
operate
in
Canada,
carrying
on
their
"nefarious
trade
under
the
benevolent
eye
of
this
government."
.
COMMIES
APPEALING
NEW
YORK
The
United
States
Court
of
Appeals
ruled
today.that
11
top
American
Communists
convicted
of
conspiracy
may
be
released
on
bail
pending
appeal
of
their
cases.
The.
court
ruled
that
seven
could
be
released
on
$20,000
bail
each
and
four
on
$30,000
bail
apiece.
The
government
originally
asked
that
total
bail
be
set
at
$1,000,000.
The
Communists
had
been
sentenced
up
to
seven
years'
imprisonment
with
large
fines.
High
0:23
18.9
feet
position
member
suggested
in
the
Houe
of
Commons
that
Canada
ake
over
part
of
India's
sterling
balance
in
the
United
Kingdom.
12:23
20.9
feet
7.0
feet
through
gilts
or
contract
will
oe
awarneii
eany
in
low
6:17
Its
products
the
New
Year.
18:52
4.3
feet
Hazen
Arguei
CCF-Assinibola,
iarge
government
loans.
iliv;m
'kiii,.
Iks
!!8,
Kayville,
Saskatchewan
lar-mer,
said
India
had
a
fairly
large
sterling
balance
In
the
United
Kingdom
If
Canada
took
over
p.-y
t
of
it,
the
move
would
case
Britain's
dollar
problem
and
would
contribute
to
improvement
of
living
standards
of
the
people
of
India.
BANK
DIRECTOR
George
L.
Stewart,
President
of
Imperial
Oil
Limited,
whose
apr
pointment
as
a
Director
of
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
Is
announced.
Following
his
gradtiation
from
McOill,
Mr,
Stewart
remained
at
the
University
for
nearly
two
years
as
a
lecturer
and
demonstrator.
In
1916
he
joined
the
En-
:
gineering
Department
of
'
Imperial
Oil
at
Sarnla
Refinery,
dvanced
through
many
de
ipartments
of
the
company's
tousiriess
und
in
1934
was
appointed
General
Manager
in,
charge
of
all
refineries,
front
coast
to
coast.
In
1944
he
was
made
a
Vice-President
and
Director,
in
19
4
7
became
Chairman
of
the
Board,
and
in
1949,
was
elected
President
of
the
Company.
W)tc
.
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DOMINION
HAS
MORE
URANIUM
Two
Hundred
Are
Dead
In
Typhoon
MANILA,
f
It
was
report
Two
More
Names
Of
Honored
Dead
A.
J.
Croxford,
who
Is
revising
5'U;,kc
Hshul.t.
ed
tonight
that
200
persons
were
killed
or
drowned
at
Kak-abnkalan,
Ncgros
Islands,
in
the
Philippines
worst
typhoon
in
years
on
October
31.
OTTAWA
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--Solon
Low,
leu-cral
Social
Credit
Leader,
con-'
tended
that
"there
are
a
good
many
places
where
uranium
oxide
could
be
produced
in
greater
quantity"
in
Canada
and
called
for
an
Investigation.
Mr,
Low
spoke
during
a
de-
bate
on
a
motion
by
Rt.
Hon.
:t
it
;
New
Telephone
Directory.
A
new
Telephone
Directory
is
about
to
be
published.
All
changes
of
listings
must
be
in
the
honor
roll
plaque
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
has
received
two
further
names
of
World
War
I
dead
which
will
be
added.
They
are
Jack
Wearmouth,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
F.
Wearmouth,
formerly
of
this
city
and
now
residing
near
Victoria,
and
Alfred
At-tree,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
At-tree
of
Prince
Rupert.
Both
of
these
young
men
made
the
supreme
sacrifice
while
serving
with
tXJ'sr.
,
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the
Canadian
Army
in
Italy.
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The
Daily
News
is
co-operating
with
Mr.
Croxford
in
Uie
effort
to
make
the
Legion
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complete
with
ail
eligible
names
before
it
is
moved
to
the
Legion's
new
headquarters.
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...
I
by
November
15,
in
writing
at
the
City
Telephone
Office.
CITY
TELEPHONE
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DEPARTMENT.
,C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
trade
.
and
commerce,
for
the
estab-
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AND
THE
BOSSES-With
a
special
Interest
in
the
Labrador
deposits,
Premier
Joe
.llshment
of
a
14
-man
commit-
qmalhrood
lia
o(
Newfoundland,
second
from
left,
studies
a
sample
of
iron
ore
during
a
visit
to
the
tee
on
atomic
energy
which
the
t0
rlght,
are:
Jules
Timmlns,
president
of
the
Holhnger
Consolidated
Gold
.
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Little
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mumufiw
House
of
Commons
appruveu
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Smallwooa;
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committee.