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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
rort
'Trincc
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
253.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATUHl
AV,
OCTOBER
29,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
of
Coasts
uard.
Sixe
eci
a
n
At
0
ttawa
Need
Sheer
Delight
Ottawa
Is
Putting
Up
Miss
Grescoe
Fisheries
Inspection
To
be
Made
Stricter
OTTAWA
(CP)
Members
from
the
Atlantic
and
Pacific
coasts
had
their
(Jay
in
the
House
of
Commons
Over
Million
Dollars
For
P.G.E.
Completion
Captivating
Fresh
Youthful
Personality
Accentuates
Talents
of
Rising
Visiting
Artiste
Fresh,
youthful
charm
of
a
rising
young
star
of
the
concert
yesterday,
I
hey
had
the
floor
practically
to
themselves
as
they
debated
legislation
providing
for
ci0Hil.
inspection
of
fish
products
and
discussed
the
need
for
jjW
PICTUKt-
imiuuvuu
me-saving
services
in
Canada's
shi
ping
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
government
said
today
it
will
ask
Parliament
to
authorize
subsidies
of
up
to
$1,-210,000
for
the
completion
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
from
Quesnel
to
Prince
George.
Hon.
lionel
Chevrier,
minister
of
transport,
gave
notice
on
the
House
of
Commons
order
paper
and
will
introduce
lanes.
w
of
Nnra
clrnilalcd
across
'
n
connection
Canadian
Press
SAFETY
IS
NEGLECTED!
stage
combined
with
her
remarkable
technique
and
facility
of
tonal
interpretation
combined
to
make
the
violin
recital
of
Donna
Grescoe
at
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
last
night
as
dulighlful
an
entertainment
of
Its
kind
a;;
Ucrt
mayor's
re
a
resolution
preliminary
to
a
bill
asking
Commons
for
the
money
i
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'
at
the
m
of
lice
Second
reading
-approval
In
principle
was
given
the
fish
in-r-pectkm
bill,
and
it
was
given
to
the
standing
committee
on
marine
and
fisheries.
Fisheries
Minister
R.
W.
May-hew
suggested
that
first
reading
in
committee
be
postponed
until
November
7
to
give
representatives
of
east
and
west
coast
fish
The
subsidy
will
be
Jlii.ooo
u
mile
for
a
maximum
of
32.7
miles.
vur.
has
ever
been
pres"iited
in
Prince
OTTAWA
Oi-Tlie
Brotherhoo.
of
Maintenance
of
Way
Employees
(T.L.C.)
charged
today
that
Canadian
railways
are
violating
safely
regulations
laid
down
by
Rupert.
An
audience
of
about
lour
hundred
persons
wai
completely
captivated
and
was
ready
pent
There
was
no
mention
of
aiding
in
completing
the
southern
end
of
the
railway,
owned
by
the
British
Columbia
government,
from
Squamish,
the
southern
terminus
to
Vancouver.
Completion
of
the
northern
j
to
agree
wth
critics
who
are
pre
ing
industries
time
to
come
here
and
make
representations.
The
legislation
would
tighten
and
'
dicting
for
this
willowy
Winnipeg
girl
a
great
career
In
the
world
Here
tlie
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
and
the
railways
themselves.
I
The
Brotherhood
asked
the
Hoard
to
order
the
railways
to
increase
the
number
of
scctloi-men
on
the
railways
aim
said
iof
music.
clarify
the
government's
power
i
to,
carry
out
firm
inspection
at!
WRh
a
l,'1,sc
'cl
BpnUe
!l!r,
all
stages.
Miss
Grescoe
lives
iier
music.
At
Uuks
Like
times,
according
to
the
theme,
that
"present
conditions
of
link
is
estimated
at
$10,000,003
The
railway
has
been
mentioned
as
part
of
a
railway
lini;
from
United
Statss
to
Alaska
and
earlier
this
month
the
United
States
Congress
authorized
President
Truman
to
begin
negotiations
with
Canada
for
construc
Unc"'r
cnll''oynPnt
seriously
hrh
point
iu
"
.
ieonardlzc
thp
xnflv
nf
tho
i,.
,
i
-
'W?i
,
-
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i
DANGEROUS
SOUVENIRS
Lieut.
Heffernan
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Engineers,
is
shown
displaying
war
souvenirs
collect-ted
from
Winnipeg
houses
visited
by
the
Prairie
Command's
bomb
disposal
group.
Winnipeg
became
the
centre
of
an
Intensive
search
for
such
souvenirs
when
a
17-pound
anti-tank
shell
'
was
found
on
its
way
to
the
city
incinerator.
(CP
Photo.
TlPnt
picture
in
-
she
beems.to
become-
virtually
submerged
and
completely
oblivious
of
her
surroundings.
When
the
subject
and
the
tempo
quickens,
she
becomes
vivid
and
dyn
,.mnlI.vment
P"""c-
Auto
Strike
Deadlocked
The
application
of
the
Union
.as
here
today
are
it.
Ill
K
u..
11.
n
i
tion
of
the
new
line.
at
lewer
wxiay
a
year
aw
at
Mwwuy.
i
disclosed
by
E
V.
amic.
Her
poise,
ner
pieasinn
smile,
her
girlish
manner
all
add
to
her
charm
but
do
not
diminish
the
realization
of
her
skill
and
perfect
artistry.
The
agility
of
THE
WLATHfcK
Appeal
to
Provincial
Minister
SuKRrslrtt
Osliawa
Airxious
Victoria
Labor
Council
Would
Give
Control
of
joal
Employment
TFAf
HFPV
v,
rllm
urn
i-rv
I
Ik!
W
Storm
Warning
Ik'
PRESIDENT
wt
than
half
of
i
year
a'jro.
OSHAWA.
-.
Strike
of
5.200
her
bow
and
fingrving
match
the
General
Motors
workers
over
finely
developed
tonal
and
in
In
-claims
of
an
assembly
line
speed-ipretativc
quality
of
her
p'ayiiig.
Synopsis
Radio
to
Commission
An
intense
storm
centred
about
aij
Celluliwe
Co.
F.
R.
Wright
was
elected
prrs
WX)
miles
west
of
the
Queen!
Ident
at
the
regular
monthly
Charkt-t:-
sri:il,HJS-'M
-
I'roftfi
Mt-live
Should
Not
B
Tei
mi
tteil
i-T-
up
attempt
by
the
management
To
those
of
less
classical
prr-is
Stalemated.
Hopes
of
brinnii"?
'
cept
ion,
the
early
part
of
Hiss
Che'unlon'ttfkl
cftrhpafry
lygetliet
Oresc'w's
program
wa,-s"sonfehut
for
settlement
talks
appear
to
lofty.
She
chose
numbersOf
iiinh
rest
upon
Labor
Ministe:
Daly
of
technical
character
in
which
she
6?
CV'I
ward
into
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
this
nil
construction
ia&
all
winter,,
1
nt
expectu-mk'
a
high
vul-rmit
here
right
,
District
Teachers'
Association.
Other
officers
are:
morning.
Kam
associated
wiui
Rule
Broadcasting
in
This
Country
VICTORIA
(CP)
Complete
control
of
Canadian
radio
by
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Co.
was
advocated
yesterday
by
the
Victoria
and
District
Trades
and
this
storm
extended
to
the
northern
coast
of
British
Columbia
by
daybreak
this
morning.
This
rain
Vice
President,
J.
B.
Dcnsmore
Ontario.
Such
a
conference
is:WHs
able
U)
exemplify
her
re-Secretary,
Mrs.
B.
Andrews
j
suggested
by
t
he
UnltPd
Auto-,
niarkable
powers
of
sheer
skill
is
expected
to
spread
to
the
f
southern
coastal
regions
by
day
Treasurer,
J.
Oldham.
'
mobile
Works
iClOl
which
called
and
timing.
These
numbc.
s
weie
Executive-F.
R.
Wright,
J.
B.
the
strike
on
Wednesday.
Fritz
Kreisler's
"P'.-ielidium
and
Dcnsmore,
R.
D.
Cleland,
S.
A.
The
strike
is
causing
anxiety
to
Allegro,"
Edvard
Grieg's
"Sonata
Checseman,
Miss
N.
Irving
and
20,000
residents
of
this
city,
thirty
m
c
Minor,
Opus
45"
(Allegro
Mrs.
B.
Andrews.
miles
cast
of
Toronto,
whose
busi-'
niolto
ed
appassionato.
Allegretto
Elected
as
members
of
the
Nor-
ness
and
Industrial
life
centers
:
I
expressivo
alia
Romanza
andAl-tliein
Rrltlsh
Columbia
District
on
the
General
Motors
main
In-iwro
animatoi,
the
first
section
Labor
Council,
A.
P.
Rayment,
council
secretary,
tola
the
Royal
Commission
on
Arts,
Letters
and
Sciences.
Canada
does
not
want
the
profit
motive
to
rule
,
.
ratij0
jn
this
country
as
it
does
in
.-
the
United
States.
.i'wt
spring
when
'
asutiies
are
In
tiwks
like
Prince.
pi'acetime
win-jnt
is
in
store.
31
(Mure
of
emit
at
the
present
'lane
improvement
'now
55
are
con-it
are
fewer
of
of
work
than
'!'f
ago
it
is
felt
pu:n
'in
their
be-H
fruit.
Eniplov-
break
tomorrow.
Southeasterly
gales,
of
35
to
45
miles
per
hour
will
develop
this
afternoon
over
waters
adjacent
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
are
expected
to
continue
tonight
and
tomorrow.
Fair
weather
is
ex-pected
to
continue
over
all
but
the
western
sections
t!
the
interior
tomorrow.
concluding
on
a
spirited
note
with
the
prelude,
adagio
and
fin
Council
were
F.
R.
Wright
and
R.
dustry
which
draws
supplies
from
D.
Cleland.
smaller
plants
in
the
area.
On
relinquishing
the
post
or
Loss
of
production
of
automo-president,
R.
D.
Cleland
gave
a
biles
is
300
per
day.
Old
Country
::
Football
::
ale
of
Max
Bruch's
"Concerto
in
O
Major."
The
Labor
Council
brief
vas
'
one
of
eight
presented
at
the
first
;
two-day
session
here.
The
Commission
will
complete
,11s
hearing
here
tqday
and
move
back
to
Calgary
and
Regina.
The
brief
said
that
the
Canad-
MR.
MUSCLES
Known
around
Sudbury
as
a
-hot-putting
expert,
Leo
Raininen
will
be
tossing
a
javelin
when
he
goes
to
New
Zealand
this
winter
as
a
member
of
the
Canadian
British
Empire
Games
team.
Unable
to
develop
his
abilities
at
high
school
where
javelin
-
throwing
was
unknown,
the
blond
youngster
picked
it
up
fast
enough
to
represent
Canada
at
the
Olympic.
Games
in
1948
and
top
all
contestants
at
the
Empire
Games
trials
last
summer.
(CP
Photo)
It
was
aft."r
the
Intermission
report
of
the
local
association
s
that
Miss
Grescoe
won
the
hearts
activities
during
the
pat
year
m
to
realize,
Mr.
4's,
the
value
of
and
dealt
briefly
with
the
v.ortc
Scottish
League
and
the
enthusiastic
approbation
1
of
her
audience.
After
substitut
.-jn,i
i
lan
Broancasuiig
oimniisiuu
a
'
Cup
ing
Vieux
Temps'
"Ballade
and,
Dunfermline
Athletic
0,
East
control
should
Include
"light
to
take
over
privately-owntcl
sta
Md
experience
of
of
the
Provincial
Executive
at
the
i
meeting
which
he
attended
In
ny
surplus
or
la-
Vancouver
in
September.
8
in
the
ranks
of
Chairman
of
the
Association's
,
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Gale
warning.
Continued
Intermittent
rain
today
and
Sunday.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Lighi
winds
increasing
to
southeast
gales
(40
mpln
over
open
waters
Fife
3.
.
I
tions."
Conservative
Organization
To'
Be
Principal
Topic
of
Discussion
at
Sessions
of
Party
Hierarchy
J-
Hut
U
the
dosing
convention
committee,
A.
M
'""nal
industries.,
i
Hurst
gave
a
report
on
transjiort-
Polonaise"
for
Saint-Sacns
introduction
el
Rondo
Polonaise."
she
went
on
into
lighter
vein
with
a
"Sung
Without
Words"
by
Men-delssohn-Kreisler.
It
was
William
Kroll's
musical
conversation,
an
agl'e
alternation
of
pizzicato
being
called
lor
at
inn
difficulties
in
and
out
o'.
Page
5)
Prince
Rupert
and
expressed
the
Big
Defence
by
this
afternoon
and
to
southeast
(21)'
elsewhere.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Sunday
at
Port
Hardy,
45
and
55;
Sandspit,
42
and
52;
view
that
It
should
Jc
feasible
to
Scottish
League
Division
,
Aberdeen
1,
Rangers
3
I
Celtic
2,
Hibernian
2
Hearts
6,
Clyde
2
!
Partlck.
Thistle
2,
Dundee
3i
Queen
of
the
South.
2,
Motherwell
0
1
Raith
Rovers
2,
Stirling
Al-1
bion
0
St.
Mlrren
6,
Third
Lanark
1
Falkirk
3,
Kilmarnock
0
Falkirk
vs
East
Fife,
post
and
vigorous
bowing,
Uiatcaptiv-
OTTAWA
9
First
meeting
01
arrange
transportation
from
oih
ts
S
lOCk's
Prince
Rupert,
45
and
50.
lying
points
If
a
convention
weie(n(1
nl,.rarrriy
of
the
Progressive-'Hted
the
listeners.
F.
Poliakln's
11
Juhimcn
Co.
Ua.l
PI
RGE
IN
POLAND
.WARSAW
At
least
three
vice-ministers,
whose
.mnift
are
being
withheld
have
been
dismissed
in
a
widespread
purge
of
Polish
public
life
following
disclosure
in
Hungarian
treason
trials
of
alleged
existence
of
an
espionage
network
in
eastern
Europe.
Conservative
party
since
the
gen-."Le
Canari,"
with
waiDimg
nai-
held.
The
President-eiect
President-elect
wHconi'd
wHconi'd
election
of
June
27
will
be
monies
skilfully
employed
lo
ue-
Bill
Signed
President
Truman,
However,
Impound
Congress
Air
Force
Appropriation
HOCKEY
SCOKES
inrouvfr
the
replacement
teachers
to
the
h(,c,
lipre
Monday
and
Tuesday.!
pict
the
song
bird's
moods,
was
m.ii,
iDiltpd
Uiat
acU
rri.
u,m
hrins
toeel.her
smother
ovation-winning
sclec-
poned
due
to
cup
final
gau.t.
(Continued
on
Fagi
'i
support
be
given
by
everyone
to
(
th(1
cx(,cuuVe
of
the
Progressivc-the
Association's
plans
for
1;'49-
conservative
Association
of
Can-
Pacific
Coast
Los
Angeles
3,
Vancouver
8
English
League
(Continuerj
Page
6)
Sir
Georce
Simpson,
Canadian
ada.
The
croup
Is
largely
responsible
Portland
3,
Victoria
a
San
Diego
0,
Oakland
3
The
first
overland
journey
around
the
world
was
made
by
statesman
and
explorer,
in
1811.
27
Bevcourt
for
the
party's
organization
and,
to
some
extent,
for
policy.
trn
First
Division
Aston
Villa
1,
Stoke
City
1
i
Black
Pooi
2,
Bolton
Wanderers
0
Charlton
Athletic
1,
Burnley
1
Everton
1,
Derby
County
2
Fulham
0,
Liverpool
1
,
Ilnddcrsficld
Town
1,
West
Bromwlch
Albion
1
Manchester
City
2,
Sunder
Bobjo
J
BufUalo
Canadian
10
Con
Smelters
102.75
Con
west
119
rtnnntdn
64
urder
Discussions
will
be
held
in
camera
but
party
headquarters
have
disclosed
one
of
the
main
items
of
business
will
be
the
question
of
party
organization.
W
ASHINGTON
D.
C.
tK
President
Truman
today
signed
the
largest
military
appropriation
in
peacetime
history
of
the
Uniteu
States
but
impounded
an
item
of
$615,000,000
which
it
carries'
tc
build
up
the
air
force
to
58
groups.
The
measure
carries
t.
total
of
$15,585,863,498
for
operation
of
the
Army,
Navy,
Air
Corps
and
Marines.
In
a
statement
the
President
isaid
that
the
action
of
Congress
in
Increasing
funds
for
the
Air
Force
beyond
his
budget
recommendations
!
"could
have
serious
n,il
i
.49
Ektona
East
Sullivan
Giant
YKnifc
God's
Lake
3Q
llardrock
-28
land
1
Middlesbrough
1,
Birmingham
City.O
I
Newcastle
United
0,
Arsenal
3
United
0
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
2,
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2
7
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I
Iosco
10
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,
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Quebec
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Rowan
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AT
I
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effect
on
our
ability
to
maintain
balanced
military
forces
in
subsequent
year?."
He
declared
that
(tie
larger
air
force
insisted
upuu
English
league
Second
Division
I
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1
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Ltipaska
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House
of
Representatives
I
would
be
"inconsistent
with
a
try
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1
Bradford
4,
Grimsby
Town
Brentford
0,
Southampton
Burv
3.
West
Ham
United
1
realistic
and
balanced
security
1
program
which
we
can
support
1
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Little
Long
Lac
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Town
0
Chesterfield
2,
Queens
Park'
Magnus
Robert
Offutt.
ion
oi'
ritlNCETON
An
unidentified
man
was
arrested
yesterday
outside
the
church
at
the
funeral
of
Mrs.
George
Malh-ewson
who
was
the
victim
of
a
brutal
rape-nmrdf
r
here
at
the
end
of
last
week.
HEADS
WEEKLIES
VANCOUVER
Al
Alsgard
ot
Poweil
River
was
elected
prcs-dent
of
the
British
Columbia
Division
of
the
British
Columbia
Weekly
Newspapers'
Association
at
its
meeting
here
yesterday.
A.
W.
Lundell
of
Revel-stoke
secretary
was
re-elected
for
the
fourth
year.
Rangers
1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Oi"u:tt.
of
OV,ofFloM
ruiii
o'i
City
1,
Leicester
He
here
rnaay
evening.
two
years
of
age..
NEHRU
ARRIVES
Ottawa
olficialdom
turned
out
en
masse
to
give
eiaooraie,
lormai
welcome
to
India's
Prime
Minister
Pandit
Jawaharlal
Nehru.
The
welcome
including
a
19-gun
sal
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was
the
most
glittering
accorded
a
visitor
toCanada
since
President
Truman
visited
the
Dominion
Premier
Nehru
addressed
a
joint
session
of
the
Commons
and
the
Senate
minion
two
wo
vears
yeiua
aeo
.
Tjlrclifffl.
fliriwrt.
the
distlnsmish-
Noranda
64.50
Louvicourt
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Pickle
Crow
2.05
San
Antonio
4-15
Senator
Rouyn
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Sherrlt
Gordon
2.64
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Rock
2.10
Sturgeon
River
-19
Silver
Miller
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United
1
Plymouth
Argyle
1,
Preston
North
End
0
Sheffield
Wednesday
3,
Swansea
Town
0
I
Tottenham
Hospur
2,
0
.
durlne
his
three
day
visit
mj
uic
raii.
onuw
-
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.
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,,.
ti
Ulnu.
Minister
St
St.
lonmnl
Laurent
and
onj
fnrmtvr
former
Prime
Primp
Pandit
Nehru,
Prime
(CP
Photo)
ed
visitor
arrived,
left
to
rignr,,
are
Minister
Mackenzie
King,
Cn,ght
: