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Key
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PHOIIE
81
VOL.'
XXXVIII,
No.
215.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.
C.
WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
14,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
y
D
evelopm
cnt
U
n
A
S.
Fray
LOTTERY
CHARGES
ARE
DISMISSED
hGIHA
PIPELINE
TO
BE
III
V
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I
kill
I
U
President
Roosevelt's
Name
Tied
In
With
Syndicate
Said
To
GIVE-AWAY
SHOWS
GET
TEMPORARY
STAY
ON
AIR
CHICAGO
9
A
federal
judge
blocked
temporarily
an
order
i
VANCOUVER
'r
Charges
of!
conducting
a
lottery
laid
against!
Y
FALL
1V5U,
LUMrAKY
iAYi
t
Oil
should
be
flowing
through
the
,
irina
line
by
the
fall
of
1950
and
to
the
four
officials
of
the
West
Point
Grey
Community
Association
by
the
Federal
Communications
fit.
t'
Commission
banning
radio
'.'Jive-away"
shows
In
the
Unit
were
dismissed
by
Magistrate
MacKenzie
Matheson
in
police
court
Monday.
fir
jdSlipCrior,
iiistuiisiii,
cany
in
iwi,
ed
States
and
the
networks
said
ikins,
president
of
Interprovmcial
ripe
'
.1
t.wl.tir
f
r
1
mt'in
rr
liAfililnrv
rff
V.
The
Magistrate
said
that
he
they
will
continue
the
shows
full
blast
until
the
courts
finally
settle
the
Issue.
was
not
seeking
to
lay
down
rules
In
the
case
of
latteries
and
that
his
findings
were
not
to
be
taken
as
a
criticism
of
the
'4
Have
Used
Mails
Fraudently
'Prince
Rupert
Development
Co.'
Got
B.C.
Lands
As
Favor
For
Wartime
Ship
Deal
A
man
who
tied
in
the
name
of
the
late
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
with
an
apparently
non-existent
firm
known
as
the
Prince
Rupert
Development
Company,
was
arrested
today
in
Minneapolis
and
charged
with
mail
fraud
and
the
issuance
of
fraudulent
stocks.
The
man,
Identified
as
Ing-
'
wald
S.
Steensland,
used
Roose-1
sociated
with
Steensland's
de
'
Judge
Michael
L.
Igoe
granted
a
temporary
Injunction
against
the
F.C.C:
on
plea
of
Radio
Features
Inc.,
a
Chicago
firm
.plication
for
a
Regina-Gretna
extension
Traii-sp'Tt
Com-
j
-
1
r
structlon
Is
expected
to
employ
has
been
ap-j
between
1,000
and
1,500
men
for
i
granting
of
a
i
about
100
days
and
work
will
t
crude
oil
by
1
probably
be
In
progress
at
as
oi
Trade
and
;
many
as
10
different
locations
along
the
line
at
the
same
time,
received
t
h
e
j
Contractors'
equipment
Involved
He
said:
"It
was
all
done
the
eyes
of
the
police
officers.
At
the
last
minute,
when
hundreds
of
citizens
had
bought
that
produces
syndicated
radio
programs.
.
.
-
The
restraining
order
will
remain
in
effect
until
a
three-Judge
federal
court
convenes
on
October
7.
tickets
on
the
draw,
the
police
stepped
In
.
.
."
il
June
10.
to
at
each
point
will
probably
be
mile
line
from
worth
about
$500,000.
-
velopment
firm.
'
So
Churchill
and
the
Kinj,
gina
The
Re-
j
Terminal
facilities
at
Superior
enslmi
is
310
1
will
Include
loading
docks
for
CAPS
CAPTURE
SECOND
GAME
Steensland
went
on,
got
Parliament
to
convey
title
to
a
i
is
required
to;
lake
tankers
and
It
le
expected
JET
FLYS
3.600
MILES
NON-STOPtprovin?
that
jet
planes
are
capable
of
sustained
flight,
this
Gloucester
Meteor
set
an
endurance
record
of
12
hours
continuous
flight,
flying
3,600
miles
In
that
time,
ft
refuelled
In
the
air
by
pipeline,
shown
centre,
suspended
by
a
"tanker"
plane.
The.
Gloucester
pilot
aimed
the
plane's
snout
at
the
funnel
on
the
end
of
the
pipe,
took
on
fuel,
kept
on
flying.
.
jr
final
300
miles
that
some
57,000
barrels
a
day
vast
tract
of
British
Colum-
.
YAKIMA
Vt,
Lean,
righthander
Bob
Snyder
a
22-game
Superior.
will
be
shipped
by
tanker
to
FIRST
CARGO
DELIVERED
TO
SHELL
TANKS
bia
land
rich
In
timber
and
velt's
name
to
promote
the
sale
of
stocks
In
a
company,
which
would
develop
a-
vast
tract
pf
land
In
British
Columbia,
rich
In
timber
and
coal,
the
American
government
charges.
Howard
Gelb,
assistant
United
States
District
Attorney,
at
Minneapolis,
gave
this
account
of
'teensland's
alleged
operations:
The
Minneapolis
man
operated
a
company,
known
as
Mid
tlie
choice.
!
Canadian
refineries.
As
naviga-
winner
this
season
pitched
the
Vancouver
Capilanos
to
a
3-2
route
for
the
;
lion
on
the
Oreat
Lakes
Is
closed
jthe
lme
was
In-1
for
about
five
months
of
the
coal,
to
a
syndicate
S
teens-.
land
represented
Gelb
said
that
Investors
la
.
win
over
the
pennant-winning
itatantlally
low-
Bears
last
night
in
10
1
Improved
1
Method
.
Of
.
.
Taking
n
Oil
Yaklma
Innings
The
Shell
Oil
Co.
tanker
West
have
been
Minnesota,
I
e
w
a,
Wisconsin,
f
I
uld
an
,ny
ern
'
Shell
docked
at
the
Com
year,
storage
capacity
,
for
at
least
1.000,000
barrels
will
be
constructed
at
Superior,
which
will
permit
the
sl'-ady
accumulation
of
oil
during
the
closed
Canadian
The
Cap
victory
gave
the
vis
I
broni
Loal
Reduces
(mt
b
actor
North
and
South
Dakota
and
some
Canadian
provinces
-
lost
Sure
In
the
Ani-
pahy'a
wharf
near
the
grain
ele-
1(1
is
shorter
and
Va
tor
this
morning
to
make
In
more
than
$100,000.
.
.
:.
......
cut
off
for
any
reason,
the
itial
delivery
of
250,000
gallons
By
NORMAN
ALTSTEDTER
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
itors
a
2-0
edge
in
the
five
gam
final
playoff
series
in
the
Western
International
League.
The
third
game
will
be
played
tonight
In
Vancouver.
i
generally
flat,
'
season.
Lnil
and
ii
an
n
almost
almost
!
Cost
of
constructing
the
line
A
bench
warrent
was
serve
1
country's
economic
and
mili
of
'
oils
and
gasoline
to
Shell's
on
Steensland
Tuesday,
he
w
n
be
followed.
has
been
estimated
at
$85
mu
new
storage
facilities
on
the
held
under
$2,000
ball.
tary
security
will
be
backed
by
adequate
methods
of
producing
oil
from
coal.
rrain
between
Uons.
An
additional
$5
million
Morse
Creek
flaU.
the
Prince
Rupert
Development
Company,
which,
Steensland
claimed,
was
organized
under
a
secret
Canadian
corporations
act.
Steensland
represented
that
after
President
Roosevelt
In
1940
negotiated
delivery
of
50
over-age
destroyers
to
Britain,
Prime
Minister
Churchill
want
BRUCETON,
Pa.,
0
United
States
government
scientists
have
improved
on
the
German
methods
of
making
oil
from
coal
Lkflii'ad
is
rug-
twill
be
required
as
working
capl-
The
vessel's
arrival
marks
the
final
step
In
an
expansion
pro-
CHvered
with
'
tal,
bringing
the
total
projected
wlih
lakes
and
'cost
to
$90
millions.
(Responsible
peron3
In
Prince
Rupert-
today
wr
unable
to
find
any
company
known
as
th
Prince
Rupert
Development
gram
which
has
resulted
In
the
which
were
a
vital
factor
In
the
company
entering
the
domestic,
strength
of
the
Nazi
war
mach-
Dwindling
petroleum
reserves
in
the
United
States
have
been
a
major
spur
to
development
of
new
processes.
.
Since
the
war
they
have
lm-
ATTEMPT
OH
MOUNT
ARARAT
ysiral
difflcul-
marlne
and
industrial
lubricant
lne.
1
illding
the
pipe
Company
listed
as
owning
prop
and
fuel
business
In
this
city.
That
Is
the
claim
of
Dr.
Hen-
Imit'iry
would
erty
In
this
land
district.
Sev
ed
to
"do
something
big"
for
in-able.
eral
early
companies
with
names
yroceed
the
synthetic
fuel
pro-
Tf
AITIM!1C
ceies
to
a
point
where
the
Ger-
J
jW
nU
L
man
methods
now
are
obsolete,
Under
command
of
Capt.
R.
C.
ry
H.
8torch,
chief
of
the
re-1
Lalng,
the
tanker
will
remain
search
and
development
branch
I
ONTARIO
MAN
HEADS
WEEKLY
PAPER
ASS'H
(pit
lo
ReRina
the
approximately
th
same
wer
Roosevelt.
And
the
President,
In
turn,
wanted
to
do
a
favor
for
a
friend
In
Chicago
closely
as-
of
of
the
United
States
office
the
department
says.
'
SURBEHAN,
Turkey
xne
synthetic
liquid
fuels,
20-inrli
pipe;
Gretna
of
10-Grelna
to
the
'
Officials
told
the
vlsitlne
party
of
Americans
that
made
organized,
but
none
0!
these
has
been
recently
active
not
have
any
connection
with.
:
'
'
Steensland's
operations.
A
present
gasoline
can,
be
,,
s.al
OI
30o
ue.
attempt
.Upscale..
..Mount,
made.
Irom
coal
for
only
two
fiere
here
wll
will
eventually
eventually
"make
Ararat
will
try
again.
This
time,
p
Tl(i)l;in.-i
wirt
JASr-ER
-The
Canadian
Weekly
Jnrcrune
of
pipe
Newspapers
Association
today
ei-
they
may
be
away
longer
and
be
here
until
Saturday
afternoon
before
sailing
south.
.
She
will
be
here
during
the
local
plant's
official
oenlng
Friday
afternoon.
.
Officials
of
the
company
who
are
due
to
arrive
this
week
Include
N.
V.
Knox,
vice-president
and
general
manager,
who
will
arrive
by
boat
Thursday,
and
cents
more
a
gaiion
man
gasu-
avallaDle
a
potential
reserve
of
favored
with
better
weather.
me
have
becu'ected
Rov
M.
Bean,
of
Waterloo.
They
say
their
objective
is
to
'ilvrieti
should
the
third
quar-
BRITAIN
MUM
try
and
determine,
definitely
Ontario,
as
Its
president.
C.
J
Allbon,
of
Sprlnghtll,
Nova
Sco
Ma.
Is
past
president.
line
produced
irom
peiroieum,
synthetic
gasoline
and
oil
dwarf-Storch
said.
Mehods
are
being
Jng
B
our
otrier
resources."
Improved
and
It
Is
hoped
to.
bring
the
cost
down.
j
TO
GET
ELEVATOR
.
Storch
made
the
estimate
for',
RAINY
RIVER,
Ont.
m
A
a
group
of
scientists,
experts
by-law
approving
construction
.000
tons
ON
DEVALUATION
A
4
ml
177.01
J
lequilTd.
i'v
nf
ll
G.
E.
McKinnon,
assistant
to
the
the
line
and
absolutely
if
anywhere
on
the
vast
peak
can
there
be
a
trace
of
Noah's
Ark.
So
far,
there
ts
one
story
only
recently
disclosed,
that
origin
vlce-oresldent.
and
J.
M.
Court-
Other
officers
elected
at
the
f
nal
business
session
of
the
four-iday
convention
at
Jasper
Park
will
right,
provincial
retail
sales
man-
and
administrators
visiting
the
0f
Rainy
River's
first
grain
ele-
'i
to
Regini
na
'4
f
crude
oil
a
1
T-nrlrrp
uere
f.anff
Kanria
nf
Mls-
SUGGESTION
WASHINGTON
J
Silence
from
Britain'!
monetary
dele
ated
at
the
time
of
the
first
SMna
it
will
be:slim
Cty,
B.C.,
first
I'lay.
Additional
;(rlll;
A
w
Hanka
of
Bt.
James,
ran
De
artrlerl
Great
War.
There
were
pictures
of
amazing
Interest
taken,
and
which
might
have
led
to
astonishing
developments
but
for
the
gation
Indicated
today
that
it
has
no
present
Intenton
of
yield
ager,
who
will
arrive
Dy
piane.
.
Aboard
the
Western
Shell
were
H.
L.
lllnchcllffe,
operations
manager
for
the
company,
and
R.
M.
Nicol,
marine
manage?.
THL
WLATHLR
Bureau
ot
Mines
Laooratones
vator
was
approved
recenuy.
here
following
the
United
Na-
Eighty-two
voters
approved
tions
scientific
conference.
The
and
not
one
voter
opposed
it.
visitors,
from
41
countries,
In-
eluding
Canada,
are
touring
EDMONTON
fc
Oil
worker
I
conservation
projects
In.
the
Angus
MacDonald
added
fur-
;
eastern
United
States.
ther
evidence
to
reports
that
J
The
$3,500,000
experimental
Alberta
Is
being
invaded
by
rats.
.,iint.
hprp
M-a.
built
in
1947
to
His
ieeD
ran
over
a
rat
more
otnerease
the
ra-
Manitoba,
second
vice-president
The
new
directors
elected
toil.
are:
A.
W.
Lundell.
Revel-
ing
to
pressure
for
devaluation
of
the
pound.
Russian
revolution.
Certain
iti
mnre
than
4(1D
.
.
....
.....
ana
Irving
wiison,
fori
tsioKe,
has
already
.
....
......
t.
.....wi.l
Important
reports
and
records
Some
United
States
officials
-
murini,
tor
unuhii
voiumuiti,
i
were
lost
forever
with
the
death
1
Actual
at
the
fourth
annual
meeting
W.
W.
Draayer,
Wetasklwln,
and
of
the
Russian
Royal
Family.
.
of
the
World
Bank
and
Interna
.(help
ensure
tnati
if
united
than
a
foot
long
arid
weighing
Synopsis
!
states
petroleum
supplies
are
about
six
pounds.
Rain
Is
general
this
morning
.
.
According
to
tn;s
story,
a
!C
A.
Clark.
High
River,
Al-
j
I
AhlCC'
i'vita:
Walter
Aahficld,
Orenfell,
tj"
LfAUlLj
R.
Monro,
f.wift
Current,
and
White
.
Russian,
Vladimar
Ros-kovitsky,
in
the
Russian
Air
tional
monetary
fund
conceded
that
they
can
see
no
sign
that
Britain
will
glv
ground
In
the
near
future.
along
the
southern
coast
and
in
1
the
central
interior
and
should
mmmJr
Force
was
stationed
with
his
D
SALE
in-ranged
fall
spread
to
the
southern
Interior
squadron
25
miles
from
Ararat.
A.
a.
King,
Estevan,
Saskatchewan,
N.
8.
McLean,
Ehmvood,
and
J.
n.
McLachfan,
Vlrdcn,
Manitoba;
W.
H.
Cranston,
Col
One
day
he
took
up
a
machine
by
this
evening.
Skies
occasionally
k
clear
along
tne
northern
coast
jN
v
lin
O
Sims,
Klngsville,
W.
K.
Walls.
Barrie,
and
C.
E.
Bond,
but
will
become
cloudy
In
this
rezlon
during
the
afternoon.
motif
for
the
twine
cooking
thf
Lutheran
Aid
Saturday
a
lari;e
number
HEADS
COMMISSION
For
mer
Canadian
High
Commissioner
to
the
United
Kingdom
and
chancellor
of
the
University
of
Toronto,
Rt.
Hon.
Vincent
Massey
Is
chairman
of
the
Royal
Commission
on
National
Development
in
the
Arts,
Letters
and
Sciences.
The
commission
will
make
a
country-wide
tour
after
It
concludes
its
hearings
In
Ottawa.
(C.
P.
Photo)
New
LLskcard.
Ontario:
H.
E
equipped
with
a
super-charger
to
test
altitude.
He
circled
the
snow-capped
mountain
at
14,000
feet
and
then
went
Into
a
long
glide
down
Its
southern
slope.
Then,
to
his
amazement,
he
saw,
be
The
fund's
annual
report
poured
on
Britain
the
heaviesi
pressure
to
dat
without
mentioning
either
that
country
or
its
currency
by
name.
It
invited
the
deficit
countries
those
like
Britain
which
have
critical
dollar
shortage
to
increase
their
exports
and
their
dollar
earning
capacity.
Some
Improvement
In
weatiier
Is
expected
over
southern
coast
this
afernoon
and
evening.
Forecast
out.
McCormlck,
Montreal,
and
Albert
Wallot,
Valley
field,
Quebec;
G.
C.
Day,
Liverpool,
O
C.
ray,
Plctou,
and
W.
B.
Sawdon,
Hansen,
pres-
neath
him
a
ship
"as
long
as
a
Lajies
Aid
and
Mrs.
1
tile
nf
tlm
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
with
occasionaf
showers
today
and
Thursday
morning
becom
city
block."
It
has
stubby
masts
1
Wttuejrts
Un
A
and
the
top
was
rounded
ever
Sackvllle,
Murltlmes.
W.
E.
McCarnry,
of
Brampton,
Ontario,
was
re-appointed
..
i.iui.
n.
fhir-o
nf
the
as
though
Its
designer
had
ex
1
1
a?;itvn
h'
pected
the
waves
to
roll
over.
the
nanaging
director
and
secre-
Julia
top
most
of
the
time.
iuii.cn,
and
tary-treasurer
of
the
Association.
It
was
lying
partly
submerged
ing
overcast
with
rain
Thursday
alternoon
and
evening.
Winds
westerly
20)
today
decreasing
to
light
tonight
and
Increasing
again
Thursday
afternoon
and
evening
to
southeast
(25).
Little
chanee
In
temperature.
Lows
Mrs.
H-irnlil
In
a
lake
and
on
one
side
was
1
-i
great
doorway
nearly
twenty
JOINT
BklTISH-U.S.
ANTI-RED
POLICY
MOOTED
'vfi's.sum,
MrS
r
1
M.
Iletlund.'
'
!
a
ea
hier
feet
square"
where
the
animals
went
In
two
by
two."
This
the
i
t.'i
w-
t
c-'
;
tonight
and
highs
Thursday
ai
""ll"
llnnie
(M,'
l...
pilot
saw,
according
to
the
story
Port
Hardy,
Masset
and
prince
Mr
A
ii.,..
.
and
so
did
the
observer,
whose
Rupert,
52
and
62.
.Hl.Vljf
1,,
f
MrK-
L.
Olse-i
name
Is
not
given.
.
,
ft
the
novel!
i
The
airmen
reported
their
JERUSALEM
discovery
and
made
anotner
visit
to
the
scene
with
their
cap
PROPOSAL
WASHINGTON
W
-
Develop-nient
of
antl-coijimunlst
policies
by
Britain
and
the
United
States
In
the
Far
East
along
largely
parallel
lines
was
forecast
to
day
by
diplomatic
authorities.
Their
prediction
was
based
on
talks
now
under
way
between
Foreign
Secretary
Erneot
Bevtn
and
State
Secretary
Dean
Ache-
tain
who
told
them
the
strange
HITS
TROUBLE
Vv
f
1
1
-
S
"
iliip
was
Noah's
Ark,
and
that
it.
had
been
burled
In
loe
for
LAKE
SUCCESS
tP
A
new
United
Nations
proposal
for
In
SCORES
''-Bonal
'
.
Plttshurgh
11
Oliictnnatl
3
"
Louis
1
5,000
years.
The
captain
In
turn
reported
to
his
superiors
and
the
Czar
sent
two
companies
of
soldiers
to
climb
the
ternational
control
of
Jerusalem
appeared
today
to
be
headed
for
son.
The
two
were
believed
ir
be
in
agreement,
particularly
trouble.
that
a
peace
treaty
for
Japan
'mountain
and
investigate.
It
took
them
a
month,
of
climbing
The
plan
was
submitted
yes
Postponed
Is
long
overdue.
terday
for
consideration
in
the
and
chopping,
but
they
reached
There
were
110
conclusions
re
ROBESON
PROTESTS
AGAINST
PROTESTERS-faul
Robeson
was
the
picture
of
Indignation
as
he
spoke
to
reporters
at
a
press
1
at
t
ntt
n.4
i
t
,r
itnarat.ii
YinH
nssist.pfl
39-country
assembly
by
tne
r
ai-
the
ship,
took
exact
measure
ported
as
to
whether
or
not
tht
pstine
Conciliation
Commission
ments
and
many
pictures,
and
western
powers
should
now
pro
sent
them
off
to
the
Czar.
Just
ceed
to
active
work
on
drafting
the
Japanese
treaty
or
without
conference,
cnarging
xiun.
hwk
-fi
"""
"in
the
acts
of
terror"
that
took
place
during
the
three-hour
rioting
at
the
scene
of
a
scheduled
concert
near
Pkskill,
N.Y.
Veterans
of
the
American
Legion,
vets
of
Foreign
Wars.
Catholic
war
veterans
and
Jewish
war
veterans
had
staged
a
parade
which
was
to
benefit
the
Harlem
protesting
the
concert
by
Robeson,
branch
of
the
Civil
Rights
congress,
and
clashed
with
Robe-
the
active
participation
of
Rus
then
came
the
revolution
in
Russia
the
records
were
never
made
public
and
probably
were
destroyed
in
the
zeal
of
the
Bol
as
the
basis
for
peace
In
tiv
Holy
City.
.
U.N.
delegates
were
reluctant
to
comment
on
the
plan
until
they
had
time
to
give
16
more
study,
but
Informed
quarters
said
that
bitter
opposition
may
be
expected,
at
least
from
the
HELD
IN
ROBBERY
Lou
Ward,
alias
Louis
Molner,
27,
faces
six
charges
of
jewelry
theft
and
police
are
probing
the
possibility
he
may
be
the
smooth-talking
thief
who
charmed
Vancouver
social
circles
to
pave
the
way
for
large-scale
robberies.
Ward,
shown
being
led
Into
a
Toronto
police
station
was
arrested
In
a
Toronto
hotel
Sunday
as
he
answered
the
description
of
a
man
wanted
by
the
Vancouver
police
in
connection
with
several
'thefts
including
a
$30,000
jewelry
robLery.
We
Is
a
former
resident
of
Hrntford,
Ont.
tC
P-
Photo)
sia.
wniber
15
1P49
sheviks
to
discredit
all
religion.
Don
McAra,
who
has
spent
the
H.6
feet
17.4
feet
mpporters.
Cars
were
overturned,
one
vewrau
.
son
s'
last
year
working
In
Vancouver
and
all
belief
in
the
truth
of
the
Bible.
and
13
people
in
all
required
hospital
treatment
75
feet
'returned
to
the
city
this
after-
6
31
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I
i
Israeli
government.
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tin
f
et
rtonn
on
the
Prince
George.