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"Prince
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the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
STAR
CABS
vuu
XXXVII,
No.
212.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
9,
1948
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FIVE
CENTS
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las
she
comes
home
ARABS
MAKE
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as
iviiss
i.ix.r...,
v(ut'nt
ui
me
hibition,
which
honor
and
distinction
PEACE
MOVE
AMMAN,
0)Tariq
Bey
Afri-kl,
commander
of
Arab
Irregu
DANES
CLAIM
RED
VIOLATION
COPENHAGEN,
0j
Danish
naval
authorities
say
that
at
least
50
Russian
planes
violated
Danish
territory
In
flights
off
Bornholm
Island
in
the
Baltic
and
one
group
flew
low
over
a
Shp
was
auUful
girl
in
lars
in
the
Jerusalem
area,
met
RUSSIANS
TELL
AMERICANS
MIND
THEIR
OWN
BUSINESS
Will
Not
be
Forced
Into
Settlement
by
Duress,
Asserts
Truman
WASHINGTON
D.
C.
(CP)
Diplomatic
authorities
today
indicated
growing
concern
over
possible
early
collapse
of
east-west
negotiations
for
an
agreement
in
Berlin.
Signs
are
increasing,
the
western
powers
concede,
that
Kremlin
may
flash
the
red
light
on
further
parleys
in
the
blockade
dispute.
Diplo
United
Nations
truce
observers
Kin(!
brought
W..
nartv
today
and
discussed
the
Arab
withdrawal
from
Mount
Zlon
and
Abu
Tor
sectors
of
.u(l,
for
the
,;
permitting
a
;o
ue
aecora-,.n.
Leading
mil
be
Aid.
A.
ng
in
the
ab-n
Arnold,
on
.
A
brooch
v
will
bo
pres-
,
T)
.
.
Danish
naval
unit.
DeGaulIists
Are
Invited
Asked
by
France's
Latest
Premier-Designate
to
Enter
Cabinet
mats
fear
that
Russia
may
usd
REPORT
IS
DISCOUNTED
Canadian
Defence
Headquarters
Laugh
at
Russian
Massing
Talk
OTTAWA
Defence
headquar
tlip
prime
rvu-
thrre
will
b
toward
from
PARIS,
DeGaulIists
today
demanded
a
revision
of
the
communist-inspired
disorders
in
the
beleaguered
German
capital
as
an
excuse
for
such
a
stop
order.
There
was
renewed
violence
in
the
streets
of
Berlin
today
after
200,000
antl
-
communists
engaged
in
a
demonstration
Just
-inside
the
Soviet
zone.
Russian
:.-.wU,."-.r
-t
INDIA
BLOOD
BATH
FEARED
Preparations
Being
Made
to
Evacuate
Canadians,
Britons
and
Americans
NEW
DELHI.
0)
Moslem
French
constitution
as
their
ters
laugh
at
reports
from
Wash-
price
to
suppori,
the
conserva-
,ber
of
Com-rrsponsible
ruination
of
ontest
hero.
lngton
that
the
Canadian
Army,
tive
cabinet
that
Henri
Queuille
Intelligence
"had
proof"
that
hopes
to
form.
"MARGIE"
RRAIN
B.
C.
Beauty
Queen
Russians
were
massing
aircraft
RUSSIANS
RELEASE
U.S.
OFFICIAL
A
souvenir
of
his
kidnap
and
release
experience,
a
piece
of
black
bread
aHen
from
a
Soviet
prison,
is
shown
to
a
U.S.
military
police
officer
in
Berlin
by
Thomas
P.
Headen.
Deputy
chief
of
the
Information
Services
Division
in
the
American
zone,
Headen
was
seized
by
Russian
soldiers
as
he
was
walking
with
his
wife
and
children.
He
was
accused
of
taking
pictures
In
the
Potsdamer
Platz.
After
spending
a
night
in
Soviet
detention
he
was
ordered
released.
soldiers
were
storied
and
they
replied
with
rifle
fire.
Soviet
flags
were
torn
down.
Meanwhile
Queuille,
war
veteran
and
little
known
French
politician,
today
promised
an
answer
as
to
whether
he
could
form
a
government
to
rule
troubled
France.
His
answer
was
to
depend
on
a
meeting
to
Today
President
H.
S.
Truman
in
Siberia
within
striking
distance
of
Northern
Canada.
The
U.
S.
Army
an
I
its
air
forces
have
major
irwiallations
in
Alaska
closer
to
Siberia
than
any
Canadian
defence
establish
said
that
United
States
would
if
part
in
thi
(will
be
a
pub-jnday
evening
I
the
Capitol
fiiager
J.
H.
H
also
a
radii
PR
the
same
I
Catala
sailed
Ivsday
night,
Pakistan's
foreign
ministry
charged
today
that
India's
policy
In
Hyderabad
would
lead
to
a
"communal
blood
bath"
which
would
engulf
the
sub-continent.
Air
evacuation
of
Canadians,
Britons
and
Americans
will
begin
wjthin
a
few
days
"in
not
be
forced
by
Russian
duress
into
a
settlement
of
the
Berlin
crisis.
Recent
Soviet
police
day
with
parties
whose
support
Nora
Arnold
Is
Congratulated
at
ments
in
the
north.
Canada
RESOLUTIONS
FROM
RUPERT
Considered
at
Municipalities
Convention
George
New
President
he
had
asked.
and
the
U.
S.
are
Jointly
operating
far
northern
weather
sta
A
64-year
old
doctor
from
view
of
latest
developments."
B.C.
Municipalities
Convention
tions
and
are
adding
to
this
Brittany,
Queuille
has
held
several
cabinet
posts
since
the
war
and
was
minister
of
public
norrd
by
th"
fro..
Managing
i'rBean
going
chain
on
meteorological
out
incidents,
he
declared,
constl-
tuted
such
duress.
Nevertheless,
Mr.
Truman
expressed
continuing
hope
for
a
peaceful
settlement.
Russians
today
told
the
United
States
authorities
in
Berlin
Evacuation
From
Volcano
posts
along
the
Arctic
rim
of
the
continent.
me
presenia-
MANILA
CP
An
urgent
radio
giverware.
The
place
in
th.'
works
and
transport
In
the
Schuman
government
which
fell
Tuesday
nigh!.
It
is
the
first
time
tViat
the
DeGaulIists
have
been
asked
to
participate
In
a
government.
appeal
was
broadcast
tonight
to
to
mind
their
own
business
and
rejected
the
American
protest
HARRISON
HOT
SPRINGS,
T
Two
Prince
Rupert
resolutions
are
up
for
consideration
today
at
the
convention
of
the
British
Columbia
Municipalities.
One
proposes
a
standard
business
tax
throughout
the
province,
the
other
standardization
of
assessments.
.
all
ships
within
call
to
remove
I
the
remaining
"
15,000
persons
MAE
WEST
IS
DEFENDANT
e
Catala
and
accompanied
at
the
invasion
of
American
of
from
volcano-ravaged
Camiguin
L08
ANGELES
Mae
West
has
Island
as
a
shower
of
deadly
acidic
ash
spewed
from
Mount
fices
by
Russian-controlled
police
who
dragged
out
nineteen
west
sector
police
who
previously
had
been
assured
of"
safe-
con
HARRISON
HOT
SPRINGS
(CP)-The
Union
of
British
Columbia
Municipalities
yesterday
voted
to
send
congratulations
to
the
Business
and
Professional
Women
of
Canada
for
their
recent
selection'
of
Mayor
Nora
Arnold
as
"Canada's
outstanding'
woman
of
1918."
Mayor
William
Mott,
New
Westminster,
retiring
president
of
the
I'nion,
praised
Prince
Rupert's
woman
mayor
for
her
tirinfe
efforts
and
outstanding
-meUvHjr-
In
icic
work
nd
with
the
I'nion
of
British
Columbia'
Municipalities.
Mrs.
Arnold,
one
of
two
British
Columbia
women
mayors,
(the
other
is
Mrs.
E.
D.
Popoff
of
Slocan),
said
the
distinction
of
being
Canada's
outstanding
mayor
was
a
"tremendous
honor
to
myself,
the
city
and
the
province.
It
is
a
great
honor
to
all
of
us
that
a
woman
from
an
obscure
part
of
northwest
Canada
should
be
so
chosen."
J.ejjpard.
mns-Capl.
Erie
I
supermtend-t
David
M'-
representative
HibolUUboW-
which
"
has
-
been
CUTTING
OUT
SEATTLE
PORT
Mayor
Percy
E.
George
of
Vic
erupting
since
September
1
toria,
first
vice-president,
was
elected
president
of
the
Union
appeared
In
court
here
to
defend
herself
In
a
$100,000
lawsuit.
It
M
'
alleged
"she
used
'material
from
a
sketch
based
on
the
liV
of
Catherine
the
Oreat,
of
Russia,
without
paying
compensation
to
the
writers
of
the
successful
sketch.
yesterday
by
acclamation
to
succeed
Mayor
William
M.
Mott
of
New
Westminster.
Reeve
Sol
duct
following
the
communist
I
seizure
of
BerlinS
city
hall.
Answering
a
protest
written
by
Col.
Frank
Howley,
United
States
commandant.
Major
General
Alexander
Kotikov,
Soviet
commander,
told
the
Americans
bluntly
"not
to
Interfere
in
matters
which
do
not
concern
them."
oman
Mussallem
of
Manle
Rldee
was
acclaimed
as
vice-president)
and
Mayor
T.
H.
Waters
of
Nel-J
son
was
elected
second
vice-
Four
Planes
Last
Evening
Aircraft
of
Different
Lines
Converge
on
Port
Prince
Rupert
had
the
appearance
of
being
a
very
busy
air
IMMIGRANT
FLOW
RISING
f
of
the
Ci'y
i
i'isp
shoulders
f:lity
or
organ-
4'in
for
Miss
Xfli
out
to
makv
1
f'mrtliliiR
fnr
t'e
to
renicni-"4
morning.
f'ekcrson
rrturninq
office
OTTAWA
Rivalling
the.
busy
president.
Also
elected
by
acclamation
were
Commissioner
A.
D.
Mc-Rae
of
Mission
as
village
representative
and
R.
R.
F.
Sewell
of
Victoria
as
secretary-treasurer
for
the
sixteenth
term.
Col.
McQuarrle
of
Vancouver
years
of
"the
twenties,"
new
in
GREAT
PLANT
AT
KITIMAAT
centre
early
yesterday
evening.
habitants
of
Canada
are
arriv
Ung
In
what
could
almost
be
l.
will
h..
SAN
FRANCISCO
A
direct
general
cargo
shipping
service
between
California,
Oregon
and
Alaska
has
been
started
by
Coastwise
Lines,
Inc.,
and
may
mean
a
huge
expansion
of
south-north
trade.
Until
now,
goods
from
California
and
Oregon
destined
for
Alaska
were
shipped
as
far
north
as
Seattle
by
truck
and
rail
for
transshipment
to
vessels.
Under
the
new
plan
there
will
be
no
calls
at
Seattle,
whatever
Northbound,
ships
will
touch
at
San
Francisco
and
Portland,
and
southbound,
at
Whittier,
In
Alaska,
and
at
Portland
and
Los
Angeles.
Just
Another
Lawyer,
Says
St.
Laurent
MONTREAL
Louis
St.
Lament
checked
in
here
for
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Bar
Association.
He
said
he
was
registering
as
"just
another
lawyer."
;
Four
planes,
each
from
a
different
airlines,
were
in
the
harbor
waters
at
once.
First
In
was
a
high
winged
rmen.
Hund-
termed
a
flood.
The
great
bulk
of
the
settlers
are
Britons
and
Europeans
who
are
getting
away
r
r
exnectprl
t.
pontooned
Norseman
piloted
by
Bob
Davis
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Airways
and
under
charter
to
I1
heir
cheers
to
,
expressed
by
jfkerson.
from
the
after-the-war
effects.
In
the
first
half
of
this
yeat,
57,275
have
moved
to
the
Dominion.
Under
the
newly
broadened
immigration
policy,
the
new
the
Department
of
Fisheries.
i
The
Canadian
Pacific
Airlnes
was
elected
solicitor.
Among
the
eight-member
executive
council
Is
Mayor
Nora
Arnold
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
convention
today
is
cleaning
up
on
a
total
of
something
over
60
resolutions
on
the
agenda.
On
the
first
day
23
resolutions
were
disposed
of
by
the
141
delegates
to
the
forty-fifth
annual
convention.
Of
these
14
were
passed,
eight
defeated
and
one
withdrawn.
Eleven
others
were
referred
to
special
committees.
Canso,
with
Pilot
Larry
Dakin
at
the
ceremony
"
rourt
house
'"B
the
par-rs
and
mar-
comers
include
independent
the
controls,
came
In
next
on
her
scheduled
flight
from
Sand-
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
Considers
Establishing
There
A
Victoria
dispatch
to
the
Vancouver
Sun
says
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada's
proposed
site
for
a
large
aluminum
pro-duc'ng
plant
In
British
Columbia
may
be
moved
further
north
from
Vancouver
to
the
head
of
Dean
Channel
or
to
Kitimaat
at
the
head
of
Dong-las
Channel.
Survey
crews
are
now
at
work
there.
'
The
thing
that
moved
the
company
to
take
this
step
Was
the
objection
by
fishing
interests
to
the
diversion
of
wafers
from
the
Chllco
system.
The
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
A
series
of
weak
storms
moving
in
from
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
continues
to
give
cloudy
skies
and
showery
weather
over
the
northwestern
corner
of
British
Columbia.
Fog
and
light
drizzle
persist
along
the
central
arid
northern
coast
except
for
britf
clearing
during
the
afternoon.
Over
the
remainder
of
the
province
the
fine
weather
will
continue
with
afternoon
temperatures
reaching
the
seventies
or
eighties
today
and
Friday.
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Cloudy
in
northern
section
with
occasional
light
rain
or
drizzle
this
afternoon
and
again
early
Friday.
Dense
fog
in
remainder
of
area,
clearing
briefly
in
the
afternoon
and
reforming
at
night.
Light
winds.
Little
change
in
temperature,
with
lows
tonight
and
highs
Friday
t
Port
Hardy,
50
and
60,
Massett
and
Prince
Rupert,
52
and
62.
PLANS
ARE
CONSIDERED
Co'irt
Hou.jp.
CIRCUS
SHIP
IN
DISASTER
HAVANA,
B
A
tiny
circus
ship
was
swallowed
up
by
a
hurricane
which
swept
the
Carrl-bean
Sea
in
the
dark
morning
of
September
1
and
44
persons
and
59
trained
seals
on
board
were
missing.
The
Norwegian
motor
vessel
Caribe
radioed
yesterday
that
she
had
picked
up
12
survivors.
"The
fate
of
the
remainder
of
the
passengers
and
crew
is
unknown
but
we
fear
for
the
worst,"
said
the
Caribe's
message.
Indianapolis
Papers
Merge
INDIANAPOLIS
Increasing
costs
of
production
has
brought
about
the
merger
of
Indiana's
two
largest
newspapers
the
News
and
the
Star.
Consolidation
is
announced
one
morning
and
one
evening.
Joe
Louis
Is
Making
Speech
PHILADELPHIA,
0
Joe
Louis
Is
scheduled
to
address
the
National
Association
convention
spit
and
she
had
scarcely
put
her
hull
in
the
water
when
Cen
farmers,
close
relatives
of
Canadian
residents
and
farm
and
other
types
of
workers.
In
addition
to'
business
people
and
others
coming
on
their
own.
ill
rereive
a
"i
the
hands
f
magistrate
tral
B.
C.
Airlines'
low-winged
German
Junkers
seven
-
place
monoplane
buzzed
over
the
city
waterfront.
admirers.
If
Is
favorably
still
cameras
the
event
for
The
Junkers,
piloted
by
Jack
J
Harriot
of
Prince
George,
who
was
accompanied
by
Bill
Hilde,
:
:
TOD
A
Y'S
STOCKS
:
:
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
TERRACE
ROAD
NEVER
WORSE
1
f
r
civic
escort,
1
business
sec-vf
b,,fore
being
iiOme.
4t
the
.12
more
northerly
site
would
have
nothing
to
do
with
the
Fraser
River
area.
It
is
estimated
that
the
water
system
in
the
Kitimaat
region
will
develop
close
to
1,500,000
horsepower,
making
it
50
per
cent
larger
than
the
Chilco
project.
,
In
Poor
Condition
Now
as
Result
of
Recent
Heavy
Rains
Motorists
appear
to
be
in
agreement
that
the
Skeena
Ruest
of
honor
3mber
of
Com-
T"Eural
ball
at
fms.
.
flight
mechanic,
arrived
here
from
Fort
St.
James
with
ocders
to
pick
up
a
party
from
the
Forestry
Department
and
fly
them
to
Telegraph
Creek.
Pilot
Harriot
is
not
a
stranger
to
Prince
Rupert.
While
he
was
with
the
RC.A.F.
during
tne
war
he
was
on
the
regular
mail
flight
In
1942
and
1943.
A
very
perky
passenger
on
board
the
Junkers
was
a
tiny
pup
that
the
pilot
picked
up
in
Stewart
ten
days
ago.
Since
then
Ihe
small
canine
has
become
a
seasoned
traveller
and
will
probably
see
a
lot
more
of
Northern
British
Plans
for
two
proposed
new
school
construction
projects
a
unit
for
Booth
Memorial
High
here
on
September
14
but
sports
writers
say
the
chances
are
he
will
not
tell
whether
he
plans
to
A
IS
RE
River
Highway
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
was
never
in
worse
shape
than
it
is
today,
the
result,
no
doubt,
of
recent
rains.
Particularly
bad
is
the
section
between
Shames
and
fyec.
"A
lot
of
work
will
be
required
to
put
the
road
back
in
good
shape
again,"
says
J.
Harry
Black,
former
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Automobile
School
and
a
new
King
Edward
RED
SOX
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BIGGEST
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Margin
of
Leadership
in
American
League
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today
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of
the
American
League
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a
chance
to
present
him
to
his
small
son
in
Prince
George.
Association,
who
returned
at
the
first
of
the
week
with
party
consisting
also
of
Johnny
Oarofanl.
George
Hooey.
Mickev
Fudcer
public
school
building
were
further
studied
by
the
board
of
school
trustees
on
Wednesday
night
and
the
architects
will
now
be
advised
of
certain
changes
suggested
by
the
board
members
prior
to
accceptance
of
the
final
plans
and
specifications.
Two
sets
of
plans
were
considered
Involving
a
substantial
difference
in
cost.
The
new.
High
School
unit,
on
the
eastern
half
of
Hays
Cove
Circle,
would
Include
adminis
Rupert.
The
I'ed
nf
ODfin
Medicine's
Latest
CHICAGO
Two
groups
of
medical
research
men
report
that
they
hr.ve
developed"
artificial
kidneys
for
use
in
the
treatment
of
diseases
which
often
are
fatal.
and
Richard
Long,
from
a
trip
wnich
took
them
as
far
as
the
Manson
Creek
country
north
of
vanderhoof
and
Prince
Oeroge
the
battering
Boston
Red
Sox
boasted
their
largest
lead
of
th
season.
They
overcame
a
New
York
Yankees
10
to
6
lead
Wed-nesday
night
to
increase
their
margin
over
the
runner-up
New
Yorkers
to
22
games.
The
previous
best
advantage
of
the
Red
Sox
was
a
game
and
a
half.
In
the
National
League
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates
defeated
the
Cincinnati
Reds
5
to
1
to
further
strengthen
their
hold
on
second
place.
The
all-metal
Junkers
is
almost
a
curiosity
in
flying
circles
now
as,
according
to
Pilot
Harriot,
the
ship
he
Is
flying
is
one
of
three
left
In
Canada.
Central
B.
C.
Airways
has
one
of
the
others
and
the.
third
one
is
operating
in
Quebec.
Last
aircraft
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
was
the
Seabee
owned
by
Skeena
Air
Transport
which
made
a
brief
stop
here
and
then
buzzed
off
up
the
valley
bound
for
Smlthers.
tration
offices,
gymnasium,
gymnasium
-
auditorium,
home
They
also
made
a
side
trip
to
Glen
Annan
on
the
Stellaco
River
in
the
Francois
Lake
country
where
they
enioved
good
3
.uiiv
I
y
the
packer
I
for
the
Prince
P1'
Co-operat-l
Sunkls.
.
according
to
fitinues
from
Nf
shore
from
f
the
Queen
F
way
from
feara
Island
to
I
A
few
tuna
In
dogfish
nets
I
-
I
LOCAL
TIDES
(StaHdard
Time)
Friday,
September
10,
1D48
Hieh
6:55..
15.5
feet
economics
and
industrial
arts
departments.
hunting
and
fishing,
bagging
one
17.6
feet
The.
new
King
Edward
School
plan-
is
for
10
classrooms
on
ground
Just
to
the
east
of
the
nioose.
The
road
east
of
Terrace
is
not
5.9
feet
18:40
0:29
12:27
Low
9.8
feet
present
building.
in
too
bad
shape,
Mr.
Black
re
ports.