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VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
224.
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
24,
1949.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
cabs
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Uf:L
U...J
Lnargeu
huh
muruer
US.
Holds
Substantial
,
Air
Liner
Disaster
Lead
In
Atomic
Weapons
.
(f)-I)ark-baired
J.
Albert
Guay,
a
J
jtr
v;as
arraigned
today
on
a
charge
of
unction
u"'1"
ine
home-made
bomb
ex-;
AUSTRALIA,
BRITAIN
TO
BORROW
FUNDS
CANBERRA
fi
Britain
and
Australia
are
to
seek
a
$1,250,-000,000
loan
from
the
International
monetary
fund.
It
was
learned
today.
The
source
which
eaid
the
official
announcement
was
"highly
secret,"
added
that
this
was
one
of
the
"other"
steps
agreed
to
at
the
Washington
financial
talks.
WASHINGTON
(CP)
Top
American
officials
today
said
that
the
United
States
still
holds
a
vast
irreckt'(l
an
airliner,
senrnnj:
nis
wile
and
.
i
,.iU
.i
Kntit
nmliot
'1
4
!
I
t
III.
U
I1
theirtK'itiii
Hi
lead,
over
the
Russians
in
the
field
of
atomic,
weapons
and
in
all
probability,
will
never
lose
it.
President
Truman's
calmly-worded
statement
that
there
had
been
an
atomic
explosion
in
Russia
brought
Li
ttlf'f
I
hopeful
new
demands
from
law-
-vf'Hr-oia
itrie
wJ"1-
sl,t
had
unwit-
W
T
f,
'
I
'
7
;
SIX
MONTHS
ON
..
RIGHTS
ISSUE
MAY
ECHO
BACK
IN
U.S.
SENATE
,
bulky
p.t'kaK(
makers,
scientists,
diplomats
and
others
for
effective
international
atomic
controls.
It
caused
a
withering
among
the
Congressional
opposition
to
bomb
LIQUOR
CHARGE
Found
guilty
on
a
charge
of
keeping
liquor
for
sale,
Joseph
NO
DECISION
ON
SALMON
CLOSURE
!ian
sharing
atomic
secrcU
with
Brit
r
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By
GEORGE
RONALD
,y,i!ns
i
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Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
-v
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T
I
ain
and
Canada.
'
OTTAWA
W
Fisheries
Minister
irai'HfiWfiiiitmiiii
-
A
'
II
Mayhew
told
Commons
Friday
I
that
no
decision
has
yet
been
Feiier
was
sentenced
to
serve
six
months
in
Oakalla
by
Magistral
Vance
in
city
police
court
Friday.
Evidence
was
given
by
Corporal
E.
A.
Wales
of
the
B.
C.
Police.
The
accused
was
defended
by
Willa
Ray.
made
to
close
the
Fraser
Rive:
PIONEER
PLANT
In
the
heart
of
the
fabulous
oil
sands
area
of
Northern
Alberta,
this
$700,000
plant
at
Bitumount,
operated
by
the
Alberta
government,
jis
extracting
oil
In
an
effort
to
find
the
economic
value
of
the
sands.
Their
content
is
estimated
at
250,000,000,000
barrels
of
oil.
i
(C.
P.
Photo)
WASHINGTON
There
is'
j
jii
Hi'
Hiruiy
a
possibility
that
the
United
(l!
miclil
hr
Slates
Senate
will
wind
up
Its
,,r
anpic
of
the
1949
business
with
a
wordy
echo'
,y
m
a
iWmo
f
its
first
big
fight
qf
the
year.
.
tai(pii
nut
on
a
filibuster
on,
the
clvll-rights
to
salmon
fishing
next
week.
Mr.
iwaynew,
replying
to
a
question
from
Angus
Mclnnes
(C.C.F.-Vancouver
East)
said
his
issue.
Senator
Walter
F.
George,
Dcm.
Ca.)
sad
this
week
he
Is
STORMBOUND
FOR
A
WEEK,
HUNTERS
BACK
IN
CITY.
STORMBOUND
Fear
for
the
safety
of
Andy
and
Helge
Anderson,
two
city
men
who
left
a
wek
ago
on
huntinc
trip
to
rorcher
Is-
MAYBE
HE
HAD
LOTS
OF
FRIENDS
FINED
$750
FOR
ASSAULTING
POLICEMAN
department
already
has
replied
to
a
similar
telegram
received
from
the
United
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association
in
Van
KARIENKO
MEETS
McLAUGHLAN
FOR
NORTHERN
WRESTLING
BELT
TONIGHT
1JLONDK
M
KNACK
TUMBLES
GUS
It's
getting
so
it's
not
safe
couver
pointing
out
"that
the
situation
is
at
present
under
Gn:iy
a
soon,
,hf
b-ianifd
thej
,am,!!r.l
;.he
M
j
rff.sn
Ifrinwn
ttij
.
a
packiici'
to
the
lirf
said
she
did
tfiit.
Tin
y
said
was
a
Value.
,
in
rn'al
."iif-hp
efforts
oi
an
.pir.s
ta')i''t.s.
said
th"y
v.eif
rd
mi
the
pre-J8
of
Ou.iy
on
A
fine
of
$750
with
an
option
certain
the
Truman
admlnls-!
tratlon
will
try
to
force
a
vote.
Civil
rights
Is
but
one
of
several
Important
matters
still
on
the
Senate
program
and,
in
the
drive
for
adjournment
of
a
session
already
almost
nine
months
old,
it
might
be
side-tracked.
But
deep
political
feeling
surrounds
the
issue.
Civil
rights
was
one
of
Truman's
main
election
campaign
pledges
last
fall.
It
remains
an
important
plank
'Continued
on
Page
3)
of
one
year
in
jail
was
handed
down
by
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton
In
County
Court
Friday
to
Paul
Postula
after
he
had
been
found
guilty
on
a
charge
of
assalting
JAILED
FOR.
LIQUOR
SALES
JOHNSON
FOR
TWO
FALIiS
IN
OPENER
AT
CIVIC
CENTRE
FRIDAY
EVENING
Curly-thatched
Leo
"Karlcnko,
unregenate
villian
of
the
coast
circuit
moved
out
of
the
cramping
atmosphere
of
down-south
wrestling
and
into
the
wider
opportunity
of
the
Northern
B.C.
Championship
when
he
flatened
Gus
Johnson,
a
midwest
import,
in
two
stop.it-he's-killing-me
falls
at
the
Civic
Centre
last
night.
.
The
anti-social
blonde
nirnaccl
ik
fr
iff
now
qualifies
to
meet
Vancou-
MMU
Nj
utAlj
Murray
Oliver
a
local
taxi
a
police
officer,
driver
was
sentenced
to
six'.
The
case
was
brought
up
In
land,
ended
at
1:30
this
after-
noon
when
it
was
learned
that
'
they
had
been
stormbound
at
Welcome
Harbor
for
the
week
and
were
returning
to
the
city
4oday.
They
were
seen
by
William
Bussey
and
Tony
Crawley
who
went
out
on
the
Atli
to
investicate.
The
boat
Alka,
on
which
the
men
had
gone
hunting,
was
heading
for
port
and
was
due
later
this
afternoon.
to
leave
anything
lying
around
any
more.
That's
the
opinion
of
Watson
Island
Stages
who
Friday
reported
a
bus
missing
from
its
parking
spot
at
the
corner
of
Second
Avenue
and
Seventh
Street.
"Eventually,
it
was
found
at
the
corner
of
McBride
and
Fifth
Avenue
somewhat
damaged.
The
gear
shift
level
had
been
broken
off
by
someone
wtio
had
used
too
much
enthusiasm
in
trying
to
shift
gears.
City
police
said
that
they
months
in
Oakalla
yesterday
County
Court
rather
than
in
when
he
appeared
before
Judge
,
Assize
Court
because
Postula
Vance
charged
with
keeping
had
entered
a
plea
of
not
guilty
liquor
for
sale.
He
pleaded
not
'
in
County
Court
last
Spring.
ML
WARNS
Later,
he
asked
to
elect
Jury
viol
rl-ilpi
was
irrnnt.prf
YiV
nopals
:1c
indication
guilty.
R.
M.
MacLeod
defended
the
accused
and
Corporal
A.
H.
Taylor
prosecuted.
jianpo
over
the
:
and
the
south-
COMMUNISTS
Judge
Fulton.
However,
It
wasl
later
learned
that
the
County
A
search
was
begun
today
for
Court
was
seized
with
the
case
uv
men
who
are
overdue
MOVE
TO
DELAY
lhad
heard
a
bus
go
along
Third
Avenue
about
5
a.m.
Skull
It
Swiped,
vers
cauliflower
darling,
Jack
MeLaiighlan.
in
the
final
bout
of
the
two-d&y
tourney
tonight,
a
prosect
which
nas
an
obviously
Juicy
ring
to
tne
ears
of
tlw
111
Will
v
11
APPEAL
BILL
I
because
plea
had
been
entered
.
im0st
a
week
In
their
return
I
In
that
court.
I
Irom
a
humtins
trip
to
the
west
Postula
was
charged
with
as-
roftJlt
of
porcner
Island.
Skeleton
Lingers
CALGARY
if
.-Communists
in
OTTAWA
K
George
Drew
THE
PAS,
Man.
There's
a
saumng
Constable
Jack
White
of
headless
skeleton
in
town
which
itv
nroip,,
wt
Snrirn
.
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
fans
who
would
delight
in
seeing
Mrlionhlan
carry
off
th;?
Kartchko
scalp!'
"
Progressive
Conservative
leader,
but
thought
that
it
was
one
of
the
company's
drivers
making
an
early
run
to
Watson.
Island.
The
bus
wa
one
used
to
carry
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
workers
between
the
city
and
Watson
Island.
is
giving-'
authorities
?
10
wnTof
Henry
Castillou.
K.C.,
of
Van
Sought
are
Andy
Anderson,
,
skipper
Ml
the
trolling
boat
Alk
and
his
companion,
Helge
Ander
seon,
who
left
the
city
last
Saturday
for
Welcome
Harbor,
Por-
moved
In
Commons
Friday
to
de
trouble
and
embarrassment.
:;r.y
skies
are
ex-aneral
today
and
palfhrs
over
the
acir
the
coa.it
.i
Kit
'
morniilii
in
tijr.islit.
Nor'.h
i
tr.vp
cleared
in
le
diffuse
distiirb-'Tfd
inland
clurins
Cloudiness
has
central
areas
of
couver
appeared
for
Postula
and
T.
W.
Brown
acted
for
the
lay
abolition
of
appeals
to
the
Judicial
Committee
of
the
Privy
The
skeleton
is
one
of
several
unearthed
during
sewer
excava
of
Canada
ha
warning
today
to
head
for
shelter.
'
The
convention
of
the
poHrj"
making
jfroup
asked
all
affiliated
bodies
to
expell
Reds
from
their
ranks
In
the
most
drastic
move
in
the
Congress
history.
It
mltht
result
in
sharp
changes
Crown.
tions
on
the
main
street
here
The
bones
are
thought
to
be
cher
Island
on
a
hunting
expedition.
They
were
due
back
last
Monday.
Bad
weather
early
in
the
week
led
to
the
belief
that
they
were
remaining
at
Welcome
Harbor
Old
Country
Karlenko
went
through
his
usual
routine
of
endearing
the
fans
by
scowling
at
them
dreadfully
and
rebutting
any
friendly-overtures
with
definitely
non
Intellectual
retorts,
before,
during
and
aftf
r
the
bout.
The
non-capacity
gallery
entered
the
auditorium
with
the
those
of
Indian
women.
But
before
anything
could
be
done
with
the
bones
some
prank
nil
clearing
is
ex-,
n
some
unions
known
to
be
Football
::
t
of
the
area
to-,
under
Red
leadership.
I
One
high
official
said
his
un-
ster
stole
the
skull
from
one
""cast
;
ion
wnM
undertake
a
Red
LONDON,
(It
Results
of
soc
skeleton.
Regulations
provide
that
the
cer
games
played
today.
Rejiiin
-M.kstlv
purse
right
away
now
that
the
1
tnat
they
would
see
'
Saturday.
Little
cnmrress
is
behind
the
move.
,nnt.
i.inrip
wii.h
Frank
Rtniak
skeleton
be
taken
to
a
funeral
Council
in
London,
but
he
met
solid
opposition
from
all
parties.
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
said
he
could
not
accept
the
proposal
that
the
bill
be
given
a
six-month
hoist
Into
the
future.
He
was
supported
by
M
J.
Cold-well,
C.C.F.
leader
and
Solon
Low,
Social
Credit
leader.
Ordinarily,
a
motion
to
shelve
a
bill
for
six
months
is
made
with
the
Intention
to
kill
the
legislation,
however.
Mr.
Drew
explained
that
the
motion
was
aimed
at
permitting
a
study
of
Its
implications
as
suggested
by
rcimture.
Winds1
Th
T.L.C.
really
has
no
power
of
Turoma.
However,
for
some
GIRL
SHOOTS
FATHER
IN
MERCY
DEATH
STAMFORD,
Connecticut
Q
Police
sergeant
Carl
Paight,
50,
died
today
in
his
hospital
bed
after
being
shot
by
his
20-year-old
daughter
Carol
because
he
was
hopelessly
ill
with
cancer.
Police
said
the
girl
shot
her
father
with
his
service
revolver
because
"she
dldnt
want
to
see
him
suffer."
mieht
and
WkIi
to
tell
local
unions
and
provln-!
,.
Harrly
42
and
M.
riai
.bor
fpdrrations
to
boot
nnj
'
hu
r.i.
.ihn.
i
M.
Prince
liu-
out
the
Reds
but
the
Congress
son
of
Minnpapolis,
via
Ed-
home
and
the
coroner
issue
a
death
certificate
before
the
remains
can
be
reinterred
as
"unidentified."
But
these
legal
formalities
can't
be
carried
through
until
the
stolen
skull
is
rejoined
with
the
headless
skeleton
.
That's
why
town
police
travel
the.
streets
muttering
resolution
strengthens
the
nanas
monU)lli
a
ring-wise
veteran
who
of
right-wingers
trying
to
ciean
W(uj
almust
but
not
quite
per
English
League
Div
1
"
Arsenal
4,
Birmingham
City
2
Aston
Villa
2.
Everton
2
(tie)
Bumely
1,
MManchester
Unl-ed
0
Charlton
Athletic
0,
Middlesbrough
3
Fulham
2,
Newcastle
United
1
Liverpool
3,
Derby
County
1
.MManchester
City
0,
Blackpool
3
Portsmouth
1,
Bolton
Wanderers
1
Stoke
City
2,
Chelsea
3
until
sailing
condition
Improved
but
as
time
passed
and
the
weather
cleared,
apprehension
was
felt
for
their
safety.
Provincial
Police
were
advise!
that
they
were
overdue
last
night.
This
morning,
William
Bussey,
skipper
of
the
halibut
boat
Atli
-
and
Tony
Crawley,
Helge
Anderson'i
employer,
left
In
search
of
the
two
men.
Other
vessels
may
join
th
search
if
Mr.
Bussey
and
Mr.
Crawley
are
unable
to
find
the
missing
hunters.
Helge
Anderson,
a
shipwright
at
the
Cow
Bay
Boat
Works,
lives
on
Seventh
Avenue
East
with
his
wife
and
two
small
children.
The
area
of
Porcher
Island
where
they
went
hunting
offers
safe
aAchorage
for
small
boats,
S
BASEBALL
up
Mie
unions.
ipared
for
anything
Karlenko
Earlier
in
the
convention,
the
.
.
ff
,n
the
way
ot
fwrican
Canadian
Seamen's
Union
which
mgvuem
the
Canadian
Bar
Association
at
No
charge
has
been
laid
yet.
Its
recent
annual
convention
1
Coimress
threw
out
left-wing
It
had
backed
last
year
in
op-
Stojak's
dereliction
will
In
no
position
to
the
right
wing
wav
affect
the
arrival
of
Jack
't
York
0
RIDAY
tmfrran
H
Wa
"Siin-trjn
McLaughlan,
the
Coast
Champ,
Sunderland
2,
West
Bromwich
''Iceland
0
Albion
1
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
7(
Huddersfield
Town
1
group.
AN
EXTRA
HOUR'S
SLEEP
TONIGHT
Chicago
4
'
League
gumc3
1
-1...
"
--
3
.:...:.,,
'
sSp
s,;v.
..:-.
'1
j
who
will
arrive
on
todays
plan,
to
polish
off
a
long
and
successful
career
by
treading
on
Kar-lenko's
prone
form.
The
indescribable
anguish
which
Karlenko
wrung
from
Johnson
last
night
in
the
first
and
third
falls
was
matched
Nif
Coast
!
Pirllarirl
but
the
terrain
is
extremely
rugged.
2-2
Division
2
Bradford
3,
Cardiff
City
3
(tie)
Bury
1,
Southampton
1
(tie)
Chesterfield
2,
Blackburn
Rovers
1
Grimsby
Town
4,"
Sheffield
United
0
Prince
Rupert
people
tonight
will
regain
an
hour's
sleep
which
was
filched
from
them
""uywood
2
'5.
San
Franeisro
2
"Sana
DicKo
post-
onlv
by
Karlenko's
own
anthro
poid
grunts
as
he
stalKea
ana
c!ujched
the
Scandinavian.
Persperation,
to
describe
sweat
Leeds
United
3,
Coventry
City
3
(tie)
-Leicester
City
1,
Tottenham
Hotspur
2
politely,
poured
in
gallons
from
Karlenko.
causing
the
tans
10
UPPERS'
FOUND
IN
LIBRARY
LOOT
VANCOUVER
0i
A
treasure
of
assorted
articles
left
In
books
returned
to
the
public
library
here
gives
librarians
a
few
laughs
and
sometimes
a
bit
of
annoyance.
They
have
found
objects
ranging
from
photos
and
keys
to
itp-
suspend
that
he
may
have
con-
(ContinueO
n
Fage
0.1
five
months
ago
bj
Order-in-Councll.
At
least,
they
will
regain
it
If
they
get
safely
tucked
in
before
midnight,
because
that
is
when
the
clock
slips
60
minutes
to
return
to
Standard
time.
On
the
other
hand
if
they
happen
to
be
partying
or
dancing,
the
merriment
can
continue
an
extra
hour
In
public
places,
because
the
stroke
of
midnight
will
be
exactly
one
Plymouth
Argle
2,
Brentford
0
Preston
North
End
1
Barnsley
1
(tie)
Queen's
Park
Rangers
0,
West
INFLATION
MAY
CANCEL
EFFECTS
Ham
United
1
Sheffield
Wednesday
6,
Hujj
sticks,
crochet
needles
and
even,
a
hairbrush.
Not
so
welcome
are
OF
DEVALUATION
TT.I.ANDUDNO,
Wales
it)
chocolate
smears
and
wads
of
chewing
gum,
most
noted
in
chil
hour
long
In
previous
years,
the
change
prime
Minster
Attlee
today
told
Britain
that
Inflation
threatens
City
2
Swansea
Town
0,
Luton
Town
0
(tie)
Scottish
Dv.
A
Aberdeen
2,
Dundee
2
(tie)
Clyde
4.
Partlck
Thistle
1
Hearts
5,
Hibernian
2
Motherwell
2,
St.
Mirren
2,
(tie)
dren's
books.
The
library's
lost
and
found
drawer
has
held
dresses,
trousers,
money,
watches
and'
cream
cake.
But,
the
staff
hastens
to
add,
such
things
were
left
in
has
been
effective
at
2
a.m.
but
this
year
the
government
ordered
the
return
to
normalcy
to
begin
at
midnight.
to
wipe
out
the
benefits
ot
tne
cheapening
of
the
pound.
He
said
that
there
is
no
occasion
for
general
price
increases
and;
that
it
is
the
duty
of
every
cit
Queen
of
the
South
4,
Third
An
electric
power
failure
at
noon
today
held
up
mechanical
:30
ON
STAGE
OF
SAND
Ballet
audiences
usually
witness
presentations
in
theatres
but
on
a
remote
Georgian
Bay
beach,
near
the
resort
town
of
Wasatja,
ballet
is
presented
on
the
sand
dunes
against
backdrops
of
foliage
already
coloring
Ontario's
north
woods.
Here
members
of
tne
Volkoff
ballet
an
all-Canadian
organization
organized
In
1938
toy
Boris
Volkoff,
go
through
a
routine
Acrobatics
are
combined
with
gracs
as
this
group
performs.
Left
to
right,
are:
Doris
Wade
of
Toronto,
Mary
McMillan
of
Port
Hope,
Lila
Anderson
of
Lambton
Mills,
Lillian
the
building
not
in
books.
And
the
librarians
are
still
looking
for
one
certain
book-borrower.
He
left
the
uppers
of
a
set
of
false
teeth
as
a
book-mark.
Lanark
1
Ralth
Rovers
4,
East
Fife
4.
(tie)
Rangers
4,
Celtic
0
Stirling
Albion
3,
Falkirk
2.
izen
to
co-operate
to
prevent
inflation.
1
To
let
prices,
wages
and
prof-
(
its
to
get
out
of
line
would
je6p-
(
ardize
Britain's
"economic
survival,"
he
declared.
'
operations
In
the
Dally
News
press
room,
delaying
publication
by
more
than
an
hour
and
causing
several
stories
to
be
held
over
until
Monday.
"ampioiiKh'n
(C.
P.
Photo)
Jarvis
and
John
Marsha,
both
01
loronto,
Am
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