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Port
"Prince
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the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
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.i
VOL.
XXXVII,
No,
226.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
25,
1948
PRICK
FIVE
CENTS
i
VAST
FRENCH
IT
Five
Strong
Defence,
Solid
Democratic
Missing
PROTEST
STRIKE
As
u
h
ssaiiis
PARIS,
P)
Between
five
and
Front
Needed
to
Prevent
War
Men
Brought
six
million
French
trade
union
ists
stopped
work
promptly
at
(Special
to
the
Daily
News)
JUNEAU.
Alaska
Speaking
at
the
closing
ban
To
The
Pas
4
p.m.
Friday
in
response
to
a
two-hour
general
strike
call.
quet
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
w
i
11
-.THE
PAS,
Man.
(CP)
Observers
said
that
it
was
the
most
widespread
and
thor
A
Canso
rescue
plane
oraiiro
war
ough
strike
that
France
has
bearing
five
military
men,
British
Columbia
and
affiliated
Chambers
of
Commerce
of
Southeastern
Alaska
here,
Governor
Ernest
Gruening
prescribed
two
means
of
obviating
the
challenge
of
an
"unthinkable
idealogical
shooting
war"
ever
known.
It
was
called
In
protest
against
new
taxes
lm-
found
after
being
lost
for
noar-Ur
wlr.
in
tho
Psed
by
Henry
Queulille's
gov
which
faced
the
world
today.
.?
,
.,,
,
,
,
eminent
and
against
a
sharp
Manitoba
wilds,
landed
lncrease
ln
the
cost
fo
living
m
Russ
Delegate
Asks
Reduction
here
today."
the
large
cities.
First,
the
chief
executive
of
Alaska
declared
that
defences
should
be
built
up
strongly
and
well;
second,
it
must
be
demon
lOfArms.AtomicWarProhibition
L.
B.
PEARSON
TO
strated
that
the
democratic
POLICE
CHIEF
WARNS
OF
REDS
REGINA,
O)
Assistant
R.C.
M.P.
Commissioner
E.
C.
RIvt
vett-Carnac
of
Regina
said
in
an
address
here
Friday
that
the
They
were
welcomed
by
a.
crowd
of
trappers,
Indians,
and
military
men
who
crowded
th-i
airport.
Capt.
Ben
Scott
Custer,
naval
attache
at
the
American
Embassy
in
Ottawa
'declared:
"Be
t
O
system
could
be
made
to
function
practically
even
here
on
the
periphery
two
great
nations
with
common
bonds
could
unite
SEEK
ELECTION
IN
ALGOMA
EAST
ESPANOLA,
Ont..
Ot
Lester
B.
Pearson,
Canada's
External
Affairs
minister
was
yesterday
nominated
formally
as
Liberal
'Same
Old
Stuff
Warmed
Over'
Comment
U.
S.
Representative
PARIS
(CP)
Russian
delegate
Andre
Vishinskv
cause
of
Ood
and
the
R.CA.F,
in
a
small
way
to
maKe
a
reaiuy
public
must
M
actlve
ln
sup.
of
democratic
action
and
to
five
people
were
saved.
We're
damned
happy
to
be
here."
port
of
democracy
as
are
the
Communists
in
undermining
it.
They
were
taken
Immediately
Speaking
to
the
forty-third
to
.
hospital
for
a
physical
ex
candidate
for
Algoma
East
ln
the
October
25
by-election.
Pearson
-told
the
nominating
annual
conference
of
the
Chief
Constables'
Association
of
Can
made
a
scathing
attack
on
the
United
States
in
the
U.N.
General
Assembly
today,
charging
the
western
power
with
plotting
atomic
war
on
the
Soviet
Union
and
the
economic
subjugation
of
Europe.
The
attack
was
described
as
the
most
bitter
ever
amination,
but
their
general
appearance
seemed
quite
good.
committee
that
he
is
ready
to
ada,
the
R.C.M.P.
officer
said
fight
anyone
who
contests
the
'it
Is
the
responsibility
of
the
seat
he
decided
to
seek
on
ap
prove
that
the
democratic
system
was
the
best
system.
The
Governor
called
for
a
cutting
away
of
red
tape
ln
international
relations.
He
referred
specifically
to
such
matters
as
keeping
open
for
the
year
around
of
the
Haines
Highway
and
the
removal
of
aerial
travel
restrictions
between
Alaska
and
Canada.
The
Governor
spoke
before
a
gathering
of
-150,
comprising
made
in
the
United
Nations,
MONOPOLY
SUIT
FILED
ON
ALCOA'
pointment
recently
by
Acting
leaders
of
thought
...
to
lend
weight
and
Influence
on
public
opinion
to
shame
ln
the
eyes
of
all
agents
of
foreign
faith
who
HUNGARY
PRESIDENT
Deputy
Pr
mier
Arpad
Szaka-sits
(above)
has
been
approved
by
leaders
of
every
Hungarian
political
party
to
succeed
Zoltan
Tildy
as
president.
The
latter
resigned
after
the
arrest
of
his
son-in-law,
Victor
Csornoky,
on
espionage
and
treason
charges.
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent.
No
one
else
has
yet
been
seek
to
wreck
us
and
profit
im
measurably
at
our
expense."
WASHINGTON.
IP
The
United
States
Justice
Department
said
Friday
that
it
had
filed
a
court
action
designed
to
force
the
Aluminum
Company
of
NO
FORTUNE
ABOARD
PLANE
EDMONTON.
f
C.
L.
Fal-lart,
a
hunter
from
Elkton,
Oregon,
who
found
the
crashed
convention
delegates
and
guests
W.
FINLAYSON
IS
CALLED
BY
DEATH
GRAIN
MOVING
TO
VANCOUVER
and
prominent
Juneau
citizens,
members
of
the
Juneau
Cham
America
to
"reduce
its
power
and
size."
Attorney
General
ber
of
Commerce
which
was
the
VS.
air
force
plane
in
the
Canadian
wilds
northwest
of
Edmon
132
Vessels
Tied
Up
In
host
body.
but
it
failed
to
stir
up
much
excitement
among
western
delegates.
Senator
Warren
Austin,
American
delegate
described
it
3
"the
same
old
thing
warmed
over"
and
Hector
McNeill,
British
delegate
summarized
it
In
comparable
terms.
Deputy
Foreign
Minister
Vlsh-insky
said
that
the
United
States
has
laid
plans
(or
the
atomic
destruction
of
the
Russian
cities
of
Moscow,
Kieve,
Odessa
and
other
centres
and
charged
that
it
has
embarked
on
an
armament
race
to
"destroy
th
new
democracies."
His
attack
was
accompanied
by
an
assurance
that
Russia
wanted
only
peace.
William
Finlayson,
superin
Tom
Clark
said
that
the
proceeding
was
filed
ln
an
effort'
to
carry
out
a
monopoly
judgment
entered
against
Alcoa
ln
1945.
ton,
today
said
that
he
saw
no
S.
W.
Brlgnton,
Canadian
VANCOUVER
From
50
,
to
60
carloads
of
wheat
are
now
being
loaded
dally
on
the
prairies
for
delivery
at
Vancouver.
It
is
expected
tee
volume
of
wheat
tendent
of
the
government
gold
or
currency
aboard
the
Trade
Commissioner
at
Van
grain
elevator
here,
and
a
wrecked
aircraft,
only
the
bodies
couver;
J
T.
Gawthrop,
dir
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
for
of
11
crewmembers
and
pas
Coast
Strike
ector.
Regional
Development
through
Vancouver
.will
increase
sengers.
as
the
late
autumn
lengthens
the
last
21
years,
died
Friday
afternoon
ln
hospital.
He
was
51
years
old.
In
a
long-distance
telephone
Division,
Provincial
Department
of
Trade
am3
Industry,
Brigadier
Connelly,
Canadian
Army
and
winter
appears.
Wheat
conversation
from
Fort
Nelson,
board
officials
are
expected
METZ
RETAINS
LEAD
WITH
208
IN
OPEN
GOLF
A
native
of
Stornoway,
Isle
commandant
on
the
Alaska
SAN
FRANCISCO
(CP)
Ship
owners
reported
today
that
the
Pacific
coast
maritime
B.C.,
he
said:
"We
found
some
money
in
the
clothing
of
the
from
Winnipeg
within
the
next
of
Scotland,
he
to
Lewis,
came
Hihwav
and
E.
T.
AoDlewhaite.
dead,
but
if
there
was
a
fortune
few
weeks
to
discuss
the
ports
grain
quotas.
Canada
a
quarter-century
ago
secretary
of
lne
Prlnce
Ruperl
in
the
Imperial
after
serving
chamber
oI
commerce
were
in
gold
bullion
on
the
plane,
I
never
saw
it."
strike
has
,
tied
up
132
VANCOUVER.
CP
A
friendly
Army
and
the
Royal
Air
Force
other
speakers
V
I
s
h
I
n
s
k
y
was
noted
at
American
flag
vessels
sun
dried
the
Shaughnessy
during
the
First
World
War
and
earlier
sessions
of
the
General
Assembly,
notably
last
year's
The
gathering
was
opened
by
Joseph
McLean,
president
Of
th
Heithts
course
here
Friday,
but
1
to
the
merchant
navy
louowing
It
had
been
reported
that
the
plane
carried
$240,000
cash
for
a
payroll
and
gold
bullion.
Civil
Servant
tp.
Benefit
By
Plan
the
conflict.
failed
to
heat
up
the
golfers,
Juneau
Chamber
of
Commerce
meeting"'
""Lake
"Success;
TO
and
predicted
thatif
the
deadlock
continues
the
total
will
reach
375.
They
forecast
that
if
no
his
vitriolic
outbursts
against
who
turned
over
the
proceedings
and
Nick
Metz
of
Virginia
Beach
clung
to
his
two-stroke
lead
in
the
$10,000
Canadian
to
Dr.
L.
M.
Green
of
Smithers.
OTTAWA,
0i
The
Department
of
Mines
and
Resources
started
today
what
may
be
a
boon
to
civil
servants.
It
has
United
States
policy.
Today's
I
hour-long
speech
contained
retiring
president
o
fthe
Asso
settlement
is
made
soon,
an
i
Open
ciated
Boards
of
Central
B.C
little
that
he
had
not
pre
STORM
WRECKS
FISHING
BOAT
Visiting
delegates
spoke
high
estimated
sho.oou
jods
in
racinc
Metz
Friday
shaded
par
by
coast
industries
may
ultimately
one
swjng
witn
a
7!
to
cIose
thc
viously
said.
ly
of
the
hospitality
extended
He
nrooosed
that
the
five
be
jeopardized
third
round
with
a
209
total.
by
the
territory
of
Alaska,
the
major
powers
reduce
their
arm
set
up
a
departmental
joins
council
which
gives
lower-paid
civil
servants
a
chance
to
butt
In
and
have
a
say
on
any
part
of
official
work
which
affects
their
welfare.
City
of
Juneau
and
the
Juneau
HER
A
I
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Such
ed
forces
by
one-third
within
SYDNEY.
Nova
Scotia.
P
the
next
year,
after
charging
The
fringe
of
a
hurricane
which
that
the
United
States
had
em-.swept
the
Atlantic
seaboard
Some
6.250
officers
and
merchant
seamen,
together
with
almost
12,000
longshoremen
are
involved
in
the
strike.
No
break
in
thc
wages
deadlock
has
appeared.
Only
Chuck
Congdon,
of
Ta-coma,
and
Lloyd
Mangrum
of
Chicago
were
able
to
break
70.
Congdon
slouched
around
in
68
for
the
day's
best
score,
giving
hmi
a
211
total
and
he
enters
today's
final
alone
in
second
co-operation
and
understanding
as
had
been
indicated
here
could
not
but
bring
results,
declared
Mr.
Brighton,
who
de
Mr.,
Finlayson
had
been
11!
since
last
May,
succumbing
to
a
heart
condition.
He
enlisted
in
the
Seaforth
Highlanders
early
in
the
First
World
War,
serving
in
France
where
he
was
wounded
and
gassed.
Late
ln
the
war,
he
transferred
to
the
Royal
Air
Force
where
he
completed
his
service.
Following
the
war,
he
served
with
the
merchant
marine,
sailing
between
the
United
States
and
England.
Leaving
the
Old
Country,
he
went
to
the
United
States,
where
he
resided
briefly
before
coming
to
Canada.
For
four
years
he
lived
at
Fort
William.
Ontario,
where
he
-was
employed
at
the
terminal
elevators.
He
came
to
Prince
Rupert
with
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool,
which
from
Cuba
today
added
a
tiny
fishing
schooner
to
its
toll.
The
schooner
Albert
F
II.
which
nrierinratma
barked
on
an
armament
race
'
are
cxpcrti
j
aimed
at
destroying
Russia.
awls-end.
He
attacked
the
European
Re-f:sl
over
the
;
roverv
Plan
as
an
Instrument
carried
three
crew
members.
place.
plored
that
it
was
not
exemplified
in
the
field
of
international
affairs.
was
found
overturned
at
near-
Low
amateur
was
Walt
Mc-
bv
Point
Caledonia,
near
the
Elroy
of
Vancouver,
who
went
around
in
70
for
a
215
total.
!?
the
ninhtjto
obtain
the
economic
sub-to
spread
loijugation
by
the
United
States'
f
Wand
and
j
of
tne
whole
of
Europe,
o
by
Sunday
.lo
c
thm
IT
R
Britain
Cape
Breton
coast.
NOISY
WIND
DOES
LITTLE
DAMAGE
The
southeaster
that
started
romping
over
the
city
about
9
o'clock
last
night
rattled
the
rain
on
windows
like
showers
of
birdshot,
shrieked
past
thejeavu
and
ln
its
playful
mood
it
Thirteen
players
are
under
Brigadier
Connelly
would
not
be
drawn
out
as
to
a
statement
of
policy
of
the
Canadian
Army
in
regards
to
the
keeping
open
the
year
around
of
the
Haines
There
was
no
sign
of
life
on
board.
The
hurricane,
meanwhile,
headed
northward
f
or
New
the
par
of
216
at
the
end
of
the
third
round.
The
field,
which
and
France
of
trying
to
Isolate
Russia
by
military
alliances
and
e
expected
interior
today
the
southern
asked
the
U.N.
Oeneral
Assembly
numbered
an
even
hundred
on
Friday,
is
expected
to
be
cut
to
Highway
and
the
permanent
s
way
will;.
..
,,i
HUNGARY
TAKES
U.S.
OIL
CO.
BUDAPEST
TP
The
Hungarian
government
today
assumed
full
control
of
the
American-owned
Maort
Oil
Company
to
prevent
oil
production
from
"being
recklessly
and
artificially
decreased."
The
move
followed
last
week's
arrest
of
the
American
president
and
vice-president
and
several
Hungarian
directors
on
sabotage
charges.
3
j,.
,.
iu
set
up
mi
iiiiciuauvniiii
conditions
i
u"
i
...
,.
r.
about
60
today.
Improvement
of
the
Canadian
section
of
the
Alaska
Highway
leased
the
local
elevator
at
that
foundland
after
missing
Nova
Scotia.
The
storm
killed
four
persons
in
Florida
and
caused
$25.-000.000
damage
earlier
this
week.
time
ARGENTINOS
duetlon
of
armaments
and
the
prohibition
of
atomic
weapons.
gently
swayed
some
homes.
By
early
morning
it
seemed
thoi-oughly
aroused
but
apparently
it
sounded
worse
than
it
was
for
He
had
been
superintendent
"8
anri
Nm-iv,
!
of
the
elevator
here
since
shortly
after
his
arrival.
section:
In-
PARIS,
ff
An
official
Bri-today.
Cloudy
jtish
source
said
today
that,
five
mlay
Winduiefenee
ministers
of
the
west-
which
had
been
to
the
fore
during
the
convention
sessions.
The
convention
ended
on
a
high
tone
of
international
goodwill
and
reiteration
of
desire
of
the
two
outposts
areas
to
cooperate
even
more
fully
on
the
meetings
of
common
problems.
Mr.
Finlayson
was
a
member
of
Tyee
Masonic
Lodge
and
the
DEMONSTRATE
AGAINST
U.S.
BUENOS
AIRES
A
two-day
demonstration
over
police
reports
of
a
plot
to
kill
President
Juan
D.
Peron
and
his
wife,
turned
Into
the
strongest
anti-
'
-
Little
chance
;rrn
(Rmsselsi
alliance
will
Royal
Arch
Chapter,
holding
of
LOCAL
TIDES
(Standard
Time)
Sunday,
September
26.
1948
fice
ln
the
latter.
He
also
was
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Lws
tnnicht
j
meet
ln
Paris
Monday
to
discuss
ia::
Massett;
common
military
problems.
The
l
5
and
52.1
report
came
shortly
after
Andre
overcast
to-jVlshinsky
denounced
the
flve-toniht
power
alliance
as
one
directed
u
'"M
today,
I
against
Russia
and
eastern
OLEO
LEGALITY
TO
BE
TESTED
OTTAWA,
ff
The
margarine
United
States
campaign
in
Ar-
Legion,
centina
ln
more
than
two
years.
He
is
survived
by
his
wife
KIN
GOVERNOR
VISITS
TERRACE
the
official
average
velocity
of
the
wind
was
30
m.p.h.
according
to
the
Dominion
Weather
Station
on
Digby
Island.
No
ceport
of
damage
on
the
waterfront
or
In
the
town
he?
been
received
although
some
of
the
residents
in
the
eastern
section
of
town,
who
depend
on
electricity
,
for
cooking
must
have
gone
breakfastless,
according
to
electric
clocks
the
power
went
off
a
530
a.m.
and
didn't
come
on-again
until
11:15.
With
the
coming
of
dawn
the
southeaster
was
losing
some
of.
High
7:18
,
15.0
feet
18:58
17.6
feet
Low
0:49
.
6.5
feet
12:40
10.8
feet
issue
will
be
the
first
item
on
'
l"'"Sni
and
Europe
the
list
when
the
Supreme
Court
Eight
members
of
the
local
A
14-hour
general
strike,
which
freed
workers
to
march,
chant
and
shout
slogans,
ended
at
midnight.
Peron
delivered
a
fiery
address,
blaming
th
plot
on
for-
""
m
tem-
ic'it
and
hkh
Kinsmen
Club,
accompanied
by
Reg.
Kelly
of
the
Victoria
Club,
Hardy.
ir
of
Canada
starts
its
autumn
term
on
October
5.
The
high
court
has
been
asked
by
the
fnHprnl
Government
to
deter-
and
three
sons,
Malcolm,
William
and
John,
and
a
daughter.
Mary,
at
the
family
home
at
1103
Beach
Place.
A
brother,,
John,
resides
at
Stornoway.
Burial
will
take
place
at
Vancouver,
where
the
body
will
be
taken
on
Monday.
A
Masonic
service
will
be
held
here
Monday
afternoon.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
RESULTS
English
League,
First
Division
English
League.
Second
Division
travelled
to
Terrace
with
Syd
Welsh,
governor
of
the
District
Five
Kinsmen
Association,
who
i
thp
walitv
of
leeislation
mer
U.S.
embassy
cultural
at
BlackDurn
nuvcis
'j
BIG
I
Wolverhampotn
officiated
at
the
installation
of
Arsenal
3,
banning
the
importation,
manu-
tache
John
Griffith.
He
charged
facture
and
sale
of
the
butter
that
"foreign
gold"
was
used
to
substitute
in
Canada.
finance
the
plot.
Wanderers
1.
mouth
Argyle
1.
Bradford
0.
Barnsley
2.
Rurv
1.
Brentford
2.
its
orce
although
at
Triple
Island
it
still
was
racing
ln
from
Hecate
Straits
at
a
40
m.p.h
gale
when
the
readings
were
taken
at
7
o'clock
this
morning.
City
2.
Stoke
Birmingham
PVERY
the
Terrace
Kinsmen
executive
Thursday
night.
Mel
Peeke
Vout
is
president
of
the
Terrace
Kinsmen
Club
this
year
with
Dudley
Little
vice-president;
Jack
MacLeod,
secretary,
and
Lloyd
Johnson,
hisky
dixt.il.
the
battle
Cardiff
City
2,
Fulham
1.
Chesterfield
3,
Leeds
United
Lincoln
City
1,
Coventry
City
0.
Luton
Town
1,
Grimsby
Town
City
1.
Blackpool
1,
Liverpool
0.
Chelsea
1,
Burnley
0.
Derby
County
1,
Bolton
Wanderers
0.
Everton
4,
Preston
North
End
'mic
recovery.
U5
ant
more
treasurer.
hilars.
h,,t
1.
Following
the
Installation
ceremonies,
Governor
Welsh
addressed
club
members,
their
CHURCH
UNION
PROSPECTS
ARE
ENCOURAGING
VANCOUVER,
W
The
United
Church's
thirteenth
General
Council
was
told
Friday
night
Queen's
Park
Rangers
i,
Not
1.
Huddesrf
ield
'
Town
2,
Sun
tingham
Forest
1.
Sheffield
Wednesday
duu-
unintfin
0
m
5
V
bet.trr
rXpforl
In
the
'
of
into
.
"
o
T
,!..
wives
and
guests.
A
banquet
and
social
evening
held
In
the
Silver
Tip
Cafe
was
a
part
of
the
enjoyable
program
arranged
by
the
Terrace
Club.
West
Bromwich
aidioh
4,
V"S'
x.
,.
sei
a
I
cester
City
1.
'
derland
0.
Manchester
United
3,
Aston
Villa
1.
Middlsebrough
2,
Charlton
Athletic
4.
Newcastle
United
0,
Manchester
City
0
(tie).
Portsmouth
3,
Sheffield
Uni
1-
West
Ham
United
l.
loiwe..-
,000
ham
Hotspurs
0.
that
negotiations
for
union
with
the
Church
of
England
in
Canada
are
going
ahead
'encouragingly."
Rev.
Gordon
A.
Sisco
of
Toronto,
the
Church's
general
secretary,
said
a
spirit
of
'mutual
year,
Scottish
League
Cup.
uivision
Ike
'heir
ONTARIO
FOREST
FIRES
PUT
OUT
l"ul'p
theSp
ted
0.
Aberdeen
3,
Morton
l.
Celtic
3,
Rangers
1.
Falkirk
2,
Albion
RoVers
1.
Hibernian
4,
Clyde
0.
u
n.
Dundee
1.
BLIND
RIVER.
Ontario,
respect
and
understanding
(be-
i
la!
F
.1
it
r-
Six
dangerous
forest
fires
which
I
tween
the
two
churches)
has
broke
out
earlier
this
week
to-
been
increasingly
cultivated."
day
were
extinguished.
Aircraft
He
said
"there
is
good
reason
flew
fire
fighters
and
equip-
and
ground
for
encouragement
to
tne
fires.
cient."
r;
otball
feature
in
police
court
here
September
15
cm
atched
MEDICO
Three
youthr.-who
were
charged
?v!o
i-irinannine
and
armed
robbery
of
Dr.
David
Perlman,
Toronto
physician
early
Tuesday
!
re
t
shown
here
They
are
also
charged
with
the
armed
robbery
of
a
Toronto
cabbie
Ser
h"
yet
Left
to
right
they
are
Allen
Dicker,
19.
Aax.
Ont;
William
Glover
(CP
.
IT
Photo)
Toronto
24,
Toronto.
and
Gordon
Cameron.
Partick
Thistle
2,
East
Fife
'Queen
of
the
South
2,
Hearts
'
St.
Mirren
4,
Third
Lanark
0.
h"
Sir,
5H.N?'.
2
:30
p.m.
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