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at
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Port
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Key
to
the
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Northwest."
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VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
232.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
rmHCt.
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
2,
1948
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U.K.
MISSION
Wrecked
Tug
Would
Ban
Weapons
and
VELS
INQUIRY
Oil
GRAIN
HERE
LEAVES
COAST
Off
to
Edmonton
After
Brought
Here
United
States
Army
Craft,
Control
Nuclear
Energy
'
Spending
Week
on
Coast
PARTS
(rT
PiiCoin',mifl
Enprerv
Commission
and
:
mmi
ill
ill!
4air
;J
VANCOUVER
Twelve
mem
t
1U
.
on
tO()K
ui:
City
and
Chamber
of
Commerce
Want
to
Know
What
May
Be
Expected
Advices
that
Increased
quantities
of
wheat
are
to
be
moved
through
Pacific
Coast
ports
for
Freed
from
Herbert
Reef,
Going
on
Dry
Dock
Freed
from
Herbert
Reef
Uing
twice
bers
of
the
United
Kingdom
trade
mission
to
Canada
left
today
formally
proposed1
Secf
Cou"cLfaft
LTC
simultaneous
ban
of
thel.-'iS
during
thi
Lult
charge
which
-
had
held
her
fast
since
wcapuns
anu
cw.ui6
uH
.,..v..
here
nere
Friday
Friday
night
nignt
by
Dy
Canadian
Canadian
-v...
atom
DOmD
ana
lormation
mvur
0ver
atomic
awiim:
encigy
energy
to
w
be
signed
National
National
Railways
Railways
for
lor
Edmon-
jsamon-
kert
Wright,
Of
an
organization
for
in-1
and
put
into
force
at
the
same!ton
ion
folIowlng
louowing
a
a
week's
weens
visit
visii,
to
vu
she
,
wel
.
.
.
,,
rfoo.
.Jom
thu
export
during
the
coming
season
have
prompted
a
Joint
commit
ith
throw-
British
British
Columbia.
Columma.
While
wnne
in
in
this
mis
j
'
L
towed
,h
iH
i
to
r'
ternational
control
of,t!me
me.
.
v.j
-.,1iM
...
.j...
itue
LT822
was
por.
tee
of
the
city
council
and
Prince
on
Ruth
visitor
on
pi
AW
atomic
energy.
In
a
concession
xne
s
province
mey
inSPccu.-a
muu3-1
-
ey
fof
re
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
the
western
powers,
Soviet
aemanaea
wai
uie
m
mes
ana
conierrea
who
gov-,
after"
control
,
,
,
vail
a
aibci
being
ucuik
icuubm-u
refloated
b
mj
ie
leaf
last
be
banned
before
the
ernment
officials
apd
Delegate
Andrei
Vishinksy
pro
leaders.
posed
that
United
Nations
Ato-,
body
formed
Extent
of
the
damage
to
the
ncncd
early
Enroute
to
Edmonton
the
1
L
-Z
J
Judge
Fulton,
to
ask
the
Chief
Commissioner
of
the
Canadian
Wheat
Board
at
Winnipeg
what
is
to
be
dom
about
putting
the
Prince
Rupeit
elevator
to
use
in
connection
with
the
traffic.
A
wire
has
been
sent
as
follows:
"Regarding
grain
ship-
party
will
stop
over
at
Jasper
National
Park
for
a
day's
sight-
vessel
was
not
known
this
morning
but
it
was
expected
to
be
learned
later
in
the
day
when
MAYOR
URGES
1948
Timber
wn
and
doused
visited
seeine.
Arriving
in
Edmonton
October
3,
they
leave
three
days
Leaf
where
NEW
NATIONAL
PROGRESSIVE-CONSERVATIVE
LEADER
Lt.-Col.
Hon.
George
Alexander
Drew,
54,
premier
of
Ontario
since
1943.
(CP
Photo)
she
is
placed
in
dry
dock
for
examination
end
repairs.
ged
to
have
later
for
Montreal
via
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines.
Following
the
Pri.ice
ments
via
Pacific
Coast,
kindly
Scale
Higher
Although
September
Shows
(CANDIDATES
10F
BUSINESS
I
Mavor
Nora
Arnold
looked
spital
where.
advise
the
present
position
and
However,
it
was
hoped
that
it
might
not
be
very
great,
since
the
150-foot
tug's
pumps
kept
it
afloat
during
the
20-mile
visits
to
Quebec
and
Halifax
the
,f
important
delegation
sails
from
New
York
for
England.
,
plans
as
to
use
or
Frince
Ru
my
at
Miss
Decisively
Chosen
at
Climax
Falling
Off
from
August
pert
elevator."
(nniirH
fr.
Prinffl
Rlinpft.'s
Dp-
The
United
Kinedom
trade
The
Joint
committee
consists
voyage
from
Arthur
Passage
uurned
until
Production
of
sawlogs
andj
.
.
kfltinMF
TV
(ireIon
onrl
where
she
struck
the
reef.
of
Aid.
Q.
B.
Casey,
chairman,
alter
Crown
of
Ottawa
Convention
Today
ad
had
pre
The
tug
went
aground
on
rWp0,e
A
,T
"appealed
to
the
city's
Rotarlam
Aid
Robert
McKa
Aid
A
BroofsbS,
JjJ
ZfZnZ
f
from
the
businessmen
Eart
Gordon,
Ft
O.
thi
,
..
n
,
nmKiA
nnri
Than
""v
nme
.TV.
.
.
.
vi
.
yea
.
.T
candidates
who
will
provide
a
mission
group
arrived
in
Canada
on
August
29
and
by
the
time
their
itinerary
concludes
members
will
have
visited
many
parts
of
the
Dominion
from
sses
and
de-
Herbert
Reef
Monday
evening
McLeod
had
when
caught
by
a
current
while
"
r
r
r
nas
been
snnuy
aDOVe
r?
.
"wise
administration"
during
Collart.
to
the
wi'.-
aiding
another
Army
tug
to
tow
coast
to
coast.
"
a
floatine
dry
dock
through
Ar
put
lor
uie
same
penuu
the
cventIul
period
ahead.
.
year
although
September
pro-
busneM
ductlon
slumped
noticeably
un-
i
f.
,,.
t,
thur
Passage
enroute
from
the
assault
PARACHUTE
placed
a
der
that
of
.the
previous
montn.
"
-
,
fm
vacandcs
Admonishes
His
Followers
to
Go
Out
and
Fight
For
Principles
of
Democracy
As
Exemplified
In
Party's
New
Platform
OTTAWA
(CP)
Premier
George
Drew
of
Ontario
was
elected
Progressive-Conservative
leader
trrtav
nn
tho
first
Viallnt.
at
the
national
convention.
Norman
weviu
u.o.d.,
w.
-
-
-
...
Juneau
10
SeatUe"
Beswick,
C.
S.
Robinson,
H.
V.
vv
mrav,0u
wnist.
F
6.
The
LT822
had
Just
got
'unlawfully
September
saw
log
j
whlch
wUl
occur
when
the
pres-
cording
to
the
monthly
bulle-
tprms
o
four
aldermen
ex.
15
SIGHTED
Ling
grevious
Fitepatrick,
A.
R.
Grant,
A.
W.
line
ont
othe
floating
dry
dock
gently
om-
'tin
released
today.
Dy
uu,wi,
t
th
d
f
tn
Ben
E
Bruce
Ball
R.
c.
Ben-
wnen
sne
was
swept
""""
wnmji
ill
v
r,
is.
nr
bu
v
u
sfnwMisT
nn
u
i
Miriiif
v.
i
.
.
ci
i.
&
-i
m
r-i
i.mn
n
.
i
phi
m
?
ixi.i
n"
v
a.
u
nail
viuv.
a
the
hand-
'
luimrei
.
.
,
.
..j
don
t
Know
now
many
ui
ae
ana
wiis.
n..
vjwjuii-uuhco,
-
--
An
Armour
Salvage
Co.
crew
iiir.e
water
"
0
.
403,685
board
feet,
as
compared
reUring
aldermen
will
seek
secretary
with
25,549,712
in
August.
Pow;ie.elccUon
but
I
hope
that,
IZ
!
jk
...f
in
Rpnt.pmher
.
.
.
.
.,
I-
.
report
that
a
ground
party
has
He
succeeds
6a-year-old
John
Bracken
who
retired
because
of
ill-health.
-
:
-Dref:fe
de
Iw.in.ri
for
been
unssle
so
far
to
penetrate
thev
are
soing
to
istand,
they
uiiu
ymiis
headed
by
Capt.
Reg
Green
went?-to
the
.wrjgk'
scene
..Wednesday
'night.""
beginning'
salvage
riuratinii!
ThnrsriaV.
She
Wai
CLEVELAND
:
taiiort
7a
270
lineal
teet.
as
rfe
ruesed
terrain
in
the
Lytton
,
,
errfKmnc&
'if
eriy,T
.tin
msjw
compared
with
252,322
the
Pre-treclared.
"I
don't
want
to
have
.'teaTrif.tTJBitrtct
100
mile's
northeast
Of
feating
v
John
......
Diefenbaker,
,
......
M.P.
i
rs:ggg
v(Ju"..
"
WINS
TODAY
vlous
month.
refloated
on
Fridays
high
tide
for
Lalce
centre,
Saskatchewan.
Un
on
runnliic
around
at
th'
r
dc-khand
here,
in
search
of
an
oDject
re-and
Michael
I
ambling
a
parachute
which
and
towed
here
and
Donald
Flemme.
M.r.
lor
However,
total
sawlog
pro-
illSt(
minute
seeking
candidates.'
BULLETINS
Bd,
Dr.
W.
s.!was
sightea
in
a
ciump
oi
iree
nded
MIh
The
search
Is
Demg
conunuea..
!
The
other
tug
with
the
dry
dock
in
tow,
continued
on
to
Seattle.
The
LT822
carried
a
crew
of
r
Alex
Alex
David-
lne
""l"-
"
duction
since
January
1
this(
want
you
to
think
itover
year
is
181,470,235
oard
feet,
seri0sly,"
she
admonished
the
as
compared
with
177,274,670
Rotarians
assembled
at
their
for
the
same
period
of
197.L.eekly
jheon
meeting.
."Lo-Pole
and
piling
output
was
2,-)tal
government
is
a
most
lm-
...
...
........
.
.
T
1
II'H
1
1
P
I-
wnn..nn..
east
of
Lytton
on
Tuesday
Dy
a
Toronto-Englinton.
Diefenbaker
received
311
votes
and
Fleming
104.
Following
wild
applause
Diefenbaker
moved
and
Fleming
seconded
that
Drew's
election
be
made
unanimous.
Col.
Drew
delivered
a
long
David-licc,
and
Misj
only
witness
civilian
Dllot.
Dan
Mclver
oi
21,
none
of
whom
was
Injured
Vancouver,
is
believed
to
be
043,oi
since
waiiuij
"
oortaiu
pari
oi
our
uraiuuoi;
caught"
on
a
tree
on
a
8,000-foot
CLEVELAND
Cleveland
shut
out
Detroit
by
a
score
of
8
to
0
today
to
retain
a
one
game
lead
in
the
American
League.
,
Cleveland
is
now
sure
of
a
tie
or
victory
in
the
pennant
race.
YANKEES
ARE
ALMOST
OUT
NEW
YORK
New
York
Yankees
were
all
but
eliminated
from
the
American
pen
in
1947
it
was
z,u37,im.
It
is
the
government
which
n
closest
to
the
people."
last
Railroad
tie
production
in
the
wreck.
The
LT822
was
patched
by
Armour
Salvage
Diver
Raynor
Montgomery,
who
found
a
long,
narrow
break
-in
the
hull
of
the
high
mountain.
No
aircraft
has
been
reported
missing
in
that
district.
that
he
had
back
Injury
month
was
19,071
units,
as
against
12.953
in
September,
address
of
acceptance
in
which
he
charged
the
party
to
go
out,
now
that
it
had
adopted
a
plat
p.
Wright
said
1947.
Cordwood
was
sngnwy
up
,
LOCAL
TIOFS
(Standard
Time)
Sunday,
October
3,
1948
rjrncd
to
the
ment
by
saying
that
he
had
tug
as
she
sat
on
the
reef.
Tem-norarv
patching
made
it
pos
from
a
year
ago,
270
cords
hav
visit,
to
an
meant
that,
if
the
group
did
not
leave
the
table,
he
intended
High
1:22
22.4
fee:
"tiy
before
3
sible
for
pumps
to
keep
the
hull
sufficiently
clear
of
water
to
enable
her
to
float.
13:35
23.u
iees
i:-ning
to
clean
to
make
room
on
a
bench
at
the
side
of
the
galley
to
pre
Low
7:28
2.5
leei
repcre
supper.
re
si
people,
Accompanying
the
damaged
CANADIAN
WINS
TITLE
-MANCHESTER
Arthur
King
of
Toronto,
Canadian
lightweight
boxing
champion,
last
night
won
the
vacant
British
Empire
lightweight
title
by
a
seventh-round
technical
knockout
over
Billy
Thompson,
British
and
European
champion.
NORWEGIAN
AIR
CRASH
OSLO
.
A
Norwegian
Air
Lines
flying
boat
capsized
near
Trondheim
today,
killing
six
and
injuring
it
number
of
others.
The
British
philosopher
Bertrand
Russell
was
among
tiie
passengers
saved.
First
reports
said
that
32
passengers
survived
the
crash.
The
plnae
lost
a
pontoon
while
coming
in
for
a
landing.
IS
REALLY
"OUTLAW"
CLEVELAND
Little
Jimmy
Outlaw.
.Z50-hitter,
who
could
19:54
16
feet
form
with
such
enthusiasm,
conviction
and
sympathy,
and
support
it
with
vigorous
political
action
before
the
country,
riding
by
riding,
creating
local
organizations,
encouraging
membership
and
appealing
particularly
to
youth.
I
(Continued
on
Page
3)
ing
been
cut
last
monui
i
against
201
in
the
corresponding
month
a
year
ago.
Sawlog
scale
m
September
by
varieties,
figures
in
board
feet:
Fir,
644,513.
Cedar,
5,152,734.
Spruce,
8,663,344.
Hemlock,
6.257,205.
nant
league
race
today
when
they
lost
5
to
1
to
Boston
Red
Sox
In
a
crucial
game.
The
victory
brought
the
Red
Sox
up
to
within
half
a
game
of
the
leading
Cleveland
Indians.
nere
when
he
vessel
to
port
were
the
U.S.
Coastguard
cutter
Thistle,
from
pare
supper.
"I
couldn't
clean
the
galley
while
they
were
in
it
but
I
could
0
or
15
minues
Balsam,
1,078,714.
Jackpine,
816,935.
'
Miscellaneous.
190,240.
hnus
hnimn
t.n
nreDare
SUDDer,
Ketchikan,
and
the
U.S.
Army
boat
PF543.
Both
vessels
are
in
back,
I
said,
'I
he
said.
port
today
huld
leave
be-
When
he
moved
the
bucket,
to
clean
the
the
injury
to
his
back
caused
him
tn
fall
to
one
knee
and
1
to
a
bucket
'when
he
fell,
he
pulled
the
.
.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
:
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
hot
water
on
I
bucket
over
with
him.
Part
of
ed
it
o
nthe
the
water
went
on
his
clothes
but
did
not
burn
him,
he
Rpat.tie
..
.59
Vancouver
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergln
told
the
court
vs
to
take
the
empty
it.
i
Pull
it
to
the
that
Miss
Leavitt
suffered
first
and
second
degree
burns
to
her
f
where
I
could
face,
legs
and
feet.
He
felt
that
Bevcourt
-35
Buffalo
Canadian
10
Consol.
Smelters
111.75
Con
west
.,
-
112
Donalda
-
61
Eldona
1-03
East
Sullivan
2.70
Giant
Yellowknife
4.90
find's
Lake
.
.52
n
It
and
carry
!t
said.
"As
I
took
a
kink
in
the
burns
would
not
leave
scan
but
could
not
assure
the
court
Nt
down,
pull-
on
that
Dolnt.
not
hold
a
regular
berth
with
the
Detroit
Tigers,
really
played
a
villain's
role
as
the
Tiger's
beat
Cleveland
Indians
5
to
3
yesterday.
Outlaw,
getting
in
the
game
in
the
eighth,
socked
a
single
in
the
ninth
with
two
out
and
bases
laded,
driving
in
the
winning
runs.
THYSSEN
CONVICTED
KOENIGSTEN,
Germany
Fritz
Thyssen,
former
industrial
magnate,
was
convicted
today
as
a
"minor
Nazi'
by
The
witnesses
Barchuk
ana
Ambrose
said
that
Wright
had
mc.
The
water
h'
Pail
hit
the
Barchuk
and
st'mony,
Quoted
slid
the
bucket
across
the
stove
but
Bell
told
the
court
that
he
Bralorne
7.00
B.R.
Con
02
Vi
B.
R.
X.
-'
08
Cariboo
Quartz
1.25
'
Dentonia
Vi
Grull
Wlhksne
-03
'A
Hedley
Mascot
-
-33
Minto
"Ui
Pend
Oreille
4.50
.
Pioneer
2.35
Premier
Border
.02
Vi
Privateer
11
Reeves
McDonald
1-90
Reno
06'2
Salmon
Gold
U
Sheep
Creek
..,
1-18
Taylor
Bridge
-
-30
Vananda
'
-30
,
i
03
Congress
-
Pacific
Eastern
09
Hedley
Amalgamated
..
.02
'A
Spud
Valley
06
Central
Zeballos
01
Silbak
Premier
25
"If
Villi
oinn'l.
was
unable
to
recall
what
had
happened
Immediately
prior
to
the
time
Miss
Leavitt
was
burn-
f!1"
after
he
had
1!)
to
ieave
the
ed.
,lld
clean
it.
Counsel
will
address
the
court
111(,d
the
state-
when
the
case
resumes
Monday.
Hardrock
.30
Mi
Harricana
-
-v2
Heva
-
-10Vi
Jacknife,.
03
Hosco
-
31
Joliet
Quebec
42
Lake
Rowan
-06
Vi
Lapaska
,
-u512
Little
Long
Lac
80
Lynx
07'A
Madsen
Red
Lake
'
2.50
McKenzie
Red
Lake
32
MacLeod
Cockshutt
1-00
Moneta
31
Negus
2.11
Noranda
52.00
,i
v
i'
,
i
t
i
.
I'
'
uits
Wanted
the
German
denazification
court.
The
defendant,
73,
was
ordered
to
turn
over
15
per
cent
of
his
"available
property"
in
Germany
into
the
-restitution
fund
for
victimsCof
Nazi
persecution.
1
;
FATAL
AUTO
CRASHES
VANCOUVER
Three
persons
were
killed
and
three
critically
injured
while
five
others
were
taken
to
hospital
last
night
as
a
result
of
two
separate
automobile
collisions
in
suburban
Burnaby.
The
dead
are
James
C.
Darby,
18;
Gene
F.
Mossige,
21,
and
John
O'Rourke,
18,
all
of
'
Oils
Louvicourt
-Wi
K
THE
RESERVE
ARMY
f
yy
Anli-Aircraft
Battery
R.C.A.
tiAnrtincr
fnr
the
ballots
which
told
the
final
story
are
The
winner
was
de-
Pickle
Crow
2.10
Regcourt
-05
San
Antonio
'.
4.00
Senator
Rouyn
44
Sherrlt
Gordon
2.23
Steep
Rock
".
180
Sturgeon
River
-15
Silver
Miller
-30
A.P.
Con
.....".
-
'
-20
Calmont
-
44
C.
&
E
-
5-60
Foothills
3-30
9
40
Home
r
--
Toronto
Athona
-
06
v
Aumaque
-13
VIED
FOR
LEAUC'Wonir
"
leadership.
rnn
tenders
for
party
nccs
Winter
Training
October
4,
1948
the
four
Prerfn;
Left
to
right
are
Garfield
Case,
Commons
member
for
Grey
cided
in
voting
this
afternoon.
nipfpnbaker,
member
for
Lake
Centre,
Sask.;
Donald
01
RY
Sixth
Avenue,
West
of
McBride
tor
Toronto
EgUngton,
and
Premier
George
Drew
of
Ontario.
The
latter
""""lays
and
Fridays
at
8
p.m.
Fleming,
membei
three
remained
in
the
running.
Your
Investment
in
Citizenship
DM
TOE
CIVIC-CENTRE
B