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Daily
Delivyer
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
PH0I1E81
VOL.
XXXV11I,
No.
10.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JANUARY
13,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
i
in
is
Nationalist
Chm
ah
About
in)
n
n
n
t
-Break
up
i
orsea
(iveriinirnt
Behind
line
Policy
'
lakes
Complaint
Trying
For
I
SulletiuA
I
COMMUNISTS
OFFER
TERMS
Hop
Record
The
British
gov-,
standing
solidly
be-i(ja
Secretary
Ernest
his
policy
on
Pales-is
announced
yester-pite
of
Conservative
aid
charges
of
anti-There
will
be
no
FOR
WAR
END
Bill
Odom
Approaching
Coast
This
Afternoon
on
Way
From
Honolulu
to
New
York
I
policy,
a
spokesman
SEATTLE,
tfi-Capt.
William
P.
B111)
Odom,
flying
his
Chiang
Named
'War
Criminal'
Flight
From
Nanking
PEIPING
(CP)
The
slngle-engined
"Watkikl
Beach."
winging
eastward
today
in
tish
Foreign
Office
day
that
Israeli
had
violated
United
Na-orcli
rs
and
the
pres-
quest
of
a
5,285-mile
flight
re
cord
for
small
planes,
reported
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jfv.as
tne
resun
oi
jew-
military
and
financial
po
himself
500
miles
off
the
main-
,ion.
sition
of
Nationalist.
laud
coast
at
noon.
Bucking
n
the
other
hand,
in
liohd
winds,
he
was
five
hours
EDEN
ON
PALESTINE
LONDON
Conservative
spokesman
Anthony
Eden
expressed
fear
today
of
a
British-American
break
over
Palestine.
He
described
the
terms
of
Foreign
Secretary
Ernest
Bevin
as
"confused."
Speaking
at
Warwick
last
night,
Eden
said
that
the
Labor
government
and
the
United
States
Department
of
State
must
share
the
blame
"for
failure
of
either
to'
declare
a
firm
policy
and
take
a
firm
line.""
He
said
that
the
destruction
of
five
British
planes
by
Israel
forces
during
a
battle
between
Jews
and
Arabs
on
Palestine's
Egyptian
border
last
Friday
was
an
"unwarranted
and
aggressive
act."
NEW
HIGHWAY
NEEDED
VANCOUVER
Speaking
before
the
transportation
and
customs
bureau
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade,
Hon.
E.
C.
Carson,
minister,
of
public
works,
said
tltpre
was
need
of
another
through
highway
to
the
United
States
south
from
Vancouver
through
Lulu
Island
and
Ladner.
He
failed
to
indicate,
however,
w
hen
construction
of
such
a
road
China
has
become
so
bad
that
opposition
to
the
bldud
schedule.
He
had
chang
l
before
the
Security
the
United
Nations,
hI
Britain
Is
menac-
ed
his
course
In
order
U
pass
Communists
may
break
cr-
the
coast
about
300
miles
'h
military
and
poll-
sobtli
of
-
Seattle.
Two
United
States
Army
Air
Force
planes
went
out
from
McCord
Field
to
meet
hh
and
accompany
him
to
tlio
coast.
pdom
with
his
silver
plane
left
Honolulu
last
night
at
6:32
and
asked
that
Bri-uiifl
naval
movc-
iivcstigated.
i'
the
official
Rus-
irncy,
Tu.ss,
claimed
Britain
was
netting
war
In
the
Middle
li
armies
were
bciii',4
Uie
Suez
area
and
in
the
eastern
Mcdi-The
Arabs
were
go-Briti.sh
coiniuand
to
up
without
a
direct
attack
Upon
the
capital
of
Nanking
from
which
officials
are
already
In
flight
with
records.
Chinese
communists
have
laid
down
specific
conditions
for
the
beginning
of
national
peace
talks,
a
source
here
said
today.
He
listed
them
as
removal
from
office
of
President
Chiang
Kai-Shek
and
Vice-President
Ll
Tsung-Jen,
the
scrapping
of
China's
constitution,
a
mutual
cease-fire
order
with
both
sides
p.pi.
8:32
p.m.
Pacific
Standard
Timet
for
Teterboro
airport,
outside
of
New
York.
GEORGE
DREW
TAKES
OATH
OF
OKHC
E
-Pictured
above
at
left
Is
George
Drew,
Leader
of
the
Progressive
Conservative
Party,
being
sworn
in
as
a
Member
of
Parliament
by
Arthur
Bcauchesne,
Clerk
of
the
House
of
Commons.
Th
"
ceremony
automatically
made
him
officially
the
Loader
of
the
Opposition
in
Canada's
Parlia
incut.
It
took
place
mi
Monday
in
Mr.
Beau-chesnr's
office,
just
before
Mr.
Drew's
departu-e
on
his
lour
of
Western
Canada.
The
2000-mile
record
for
hjlit
planes
Is
now
held
by
Rus-.sla.
!
holding
present
positions,
ex
amination
and
punishment
of
nO
HOLD
POLICE
SEEK
UJ.
ALUMINUM
CO.
PLANS
SURVEY
war
criminals"
with
Chiang
might
lie
expected
to
commence.
JARVIS
McLEOD
HONORED
VICTORIA
Fred
W.
(Cyclone)
Taylor,
one
of
the
all-time
hockey,
greats,
yesterday
received
the
Order
of
the
British
Empire
from
Lieutenant-Governor
C.
A.
Banks
at
an
investiture
here.
He
was
honored
in
connection
with
his
work
as
commissioner
of
immigration
at
Vancouver.
(At
the
same
investiture
Jarvis
H.
McLeod,
collector
of
Pussy
Willows
Are
TITURE
heading
the
list,
establishment
of
a
coalition
government
with
witii
Hon.
e.
t.
Keuney,
t
Out
Winter
Over?
lenin
Tin;
Kins
will
HOME
FOR
ORPHAN
PUP
five
communist
members,
three
Kuomintang
and
four
from
all
nvcslitme
at
Buck-lare
March
1.
it
was
U4
niuht.
Tliis
will
i
in,!
jor
functiiiti
ar-
Minister
of
Lands
and
Forests.
The
Reynolds
company
already
I
has
operations
in
Washington
and
Oregon.
IU'
said
that
how
much
money
j
tlip
'oniiiiiv
U'oiilH
soenrl
oil
I
llig
American
(
onrrrii
liirnt
Attriili.ui
to
IS.
-1
VICTORIA
-fl'ynolds
Aluiit-i
ii
ii
in
Co.,
one
of
the
large
American
aluminum
producers,
plans
to
make
survey
of
the
British
Columbia
coast
in
search
of
hydro
power
for
a
projected
Ortm
Iron
doors
at
the
eltv
other
Chinese
political
parties.
The
same
source
predicted
that
Chiang
would
issue
a
statement
In
which
he
would
resign
the
presidency
and
go
to
For
J
fa
(In-
Kinu
since
Ins
customs
at
Prince
Rupert;
was
to
be
invested
with
Member
of
the
British
Empire
but
the
token
was
sent
to
him).
.
.
s
w
aimounceti
on
mov
bastille
clanged
shut
Wednesday
on
an
innocent
victim
of
circumstances
and
tenderhearted
city
police
are
hoping
that
.soon
he.
will
be
rescued
byiitioine
otiipassionate
citizen
mosa.
the
development
will
depend
on
the
quantity
of
power
available.
Electric
uower
is
one
of
the
Canadian
manufacturing
plant.
major
factors
in
production
oi
j
J,
Louis
Reynolds,
president.
vt
the
West
Vlrt:
ina
con
man
v.
.
alunumsui
Victim
of
these
tribulations
said
here
Wednesday
that
Reporti
lns,t
yew
iiidt-l
while
vork
cannot
start
until
cat;d
that
(lie
hMd
of
Garil-j
Pust
y
willows
are
out
.
in
Prince
Rupert.
Warm
rains
of
the
pa;;!-
couple
of
days,
the
latest
development
in
this
winter
of
sharp
contrasts,
evidently
brought
them
forth.
Pussy
willows
are
generally
regarded
as
an
early
harbinger
oi
'.sprhiK.
However,
it,
is
only
Ji,!jOtuy
13
-and,'
vTiW
I'tinee
Hopert
at
this
early
date
already
has
more
than
a
noimal
winter
behind
it.
tic
old
timers,
pussy
willows
iiiiil
tin-
present,
mild
.Spell
no!
wiUBjtatid'.ig,
are
none
too
sure
that
the
end
Is
yet
here.
On
the
other
hand
it
is
to
be
recalled
that
there
have
Ir-en
years
in
the
past
when
February
broutjlit
many
warm
and
sunny
days
-and
It
Ls
Idtle
more
than
two
weeks
to
February.
:.:haiioh
07FICERS
mhnl
(
huilrr
in
.
inn
'I
ursil
t
y
Night
i
;nriii",
the
coinpaiiy
iilans
l,o,ner
Canal,
JIKi
miles
iiiiles
souiii
souili
oil
Prince
Knpert.
will
lie
inve.-tl-catcil
as
a
power,
.siU'
for
the
-ttnly
provincial
water
records
In
the
ineaiitime.
Mr.
Reynolds
GYRO
PLANS
-INSTALLATION
Monthly
business
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
yesterday
was
given
over
largely
to
finalizing
of
plans
in
connection
with
the
visit
next
week
of
Wilson
Hunt,
district
governor
from
Penticton,
and
the
installation
of
officers
for
1949
which
he
will
conduct.
The
principal
made
the
statement
after
con-
aluminum
Company
of
Canada.,
TAKES
SWIPE
AT
REDS
OTTAWA
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
took'
a
swipe
today
at
a
reddish
affiliate
for
muscling
in
on
its
territory.
It
moved
in
on
the
northern
field
of
the
International'
Union
of
Mine,
Mill
and
Smelter
Workers,
a
body
which
it
expelled
last
year
but
later
retinstated.
.
U.S.
ATTACKS
HOLLAND
PARIS
The
United
Nations
Security
Council
yesterday
heard
an
American
attack
on
Holland
for
its
"police
action"
in
Indonesia.
The
United
States
demanded
a
time-table
for
the
elections
and
for
the
Dutch
surrender
of
sovereignty
to
the
projected
United
States
of
Indonesia.
otlliTts.
lir
tmitiHitioii
iii"liic(
tiie
regular
at
a
tender
age
is
a
small
male
pup
whose
ancestry
none
of
the
police
dare
consider
except
in
a
very
general
way.
His
more
obvious
characteristics
are
those
of
a
Scotch
terrier,
crowed,
apparently,
with
a
touch
.of
Irish
Alrdale
blood.
.
This
small
.
bundle
'of
uninhibited
affection
was
brought
to
the
police
station
yesterday
by
a
man
who
said
that
he
found
lihn
wandering
forlornly
on
a
downtown
street.
His
fate,
lectins
of
C.unbral
(.
1),
K.
which
was
l
adies'
lounge
of
1
1
if
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fre.
Election
of
olli-
event
of
the
occasion
will
be
the
Installation
dinner
and
dance
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club
l:e
place
at
the
re
nin;'
,
Aforti
MoOre,
cilui
a-:
etary,
gave
a
.sati;-.-,Miil
on
the
work
be-in
the
schools.
Mrs.
if
he
Is
not
claimed,
will
be
that
of
most
orphan
dogs
he
will
be
done
away
with.
'
at
Seal
Cove.
The
district
governor
will
be
accompanied
by
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In
connection
with
IS
GUILTY
OF
MANSLAUGHTER
VANCOUVER
.rt'eurge
Wal-
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4.70
f
ri
would
rather
see
nun
claimed
by
some
dog
lover
who
would
give
him
a
good
home.
"He
has
a
lot
of
Scotch
terrier
blood
In
him
and
If
he
Is
like
most
of
that
breed,
he
will
make
a
good,
one-man
dog,"
said
Corporal
A.
If.
Taylor.
"We
would
certainly
like
to
see
him
taken
into
a
good
home."
The
pup's
estimated
age
is
three
or
four
months.
I
Valeiitiiip
tea
to
be
i.i
'y
id.
He
for
January
was
it's.
Jens
Muuthe.
(I'ic
of
the
meeting
i
,s
were
served
bv
BOMB
IN
CAIRO
CAIRO,
One
or
two
persons
were
killed
and
at
least
ir
were
injured
by
the
explosion
of
a
bomb
In
a
Cairo
square
today.
Police
said
tne
bomb
was
In
a
bag
which
was
taken
to
the
square
for
official
scrutiny
after
it
was
dropped
in
a
corridor
leading
to
the
national
court
of
appeal.
One
arrest
has
.been
made.
dian,
ws.s
yesterday
sentenced
to
liiteen
years'
imprisonment
afier
being
convicted
of
manslaughter
In
Assize
Court,
here.
A
11!
-man
Jury
found
Wallace
guilty
of
manslaughter
arising
DOCTORS
BAR
REPORTERS
Newspaperii.in
Nto
Allowed
To
Interview
Star
Witness
in
Counterfeit
Case
VANCOUVER,
-
1.,ctoi.;
today
barred
reporters
from
attempting
to
reach
Ernest
Cun-duit
for
a
first-hand
account
of
how
lie
found
himself
caught
In
a
plot
involving
counterfeit-lug
and
kidnapping.
Dr.
F.
A.
llacke
said
last
night
that
the
65-year
old
engraver
who
told
police
he
had
been
chained
In
a
house
tor
five
i
by
'.
t'
k
I.
"ire.
their
visit.
Other
business
at
yesterday's
luncheon
Included
brief
consideration
of
the
playground
program
for
the
coming
year
which
was
referred
to
the
playground
committee.
W.
F.
Stone
was
announce
as
winner
of
the
attendance
cup
for
the
year
1948.
The
club
renewed
Its
$10
membership
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Film
Council.
Congratulations
were
offered
to
one
of
the
members
Dr.
A.
W.
Large
on
the
birth
of
a
daughter
yesterday
morning.
President
O.
Q.
Stuart
was
in
the
chair.
'in
and
Mrs.
Crawford
Aum;iiiie
Beat
t
ic
Bevcourt
Bobjo
Buffalo
Canadian
Consul.
Smelters
Conwe.it
Donalda
Kldona
'Kast
Sullivan
CHanl
Yellowhinle
..
Clod's
Lake
llardrock
Harricana
Ifeva
.-
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.
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Juliet
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Lake
Rowan
Lapaska
Little
Loni;
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Lynx
Madseu
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Lake
McKcnie
Red
Lake
McLeod
Cockshutt
Moneta
.
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Noranda
Louvicoiu
t
Fickle
('tow
ftegcourt
San
Anfonia
Senator
Rouyn
Sherrit
Clordon
Steep
Rock
Sturgeon
River
Silver
Miller
'out
of
the
death
September
21
of
Andrew
Neil
Kirkpatrick,
'ytV'd
6'.
whom
Wallace
allegedly
struck
while
attempting
to
rub
i
him.
i
OF
SNOW
'
Wallace
was
charged
with
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the
charge
before
the
jury
nearly
all
of
British
Columbia
days
at
the
mercy
of
hooded
counterfeiters,
is
a
"m
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brought
In
the
lesser
verdict.
.3
.85
.49
6.10
A.
P.
Con.
Atlantic
Caiinont
C.
&
K.
this
morning
with
the
exception
.a
of
the
East
Kooteuay
district.
Central
Leduc
1.45
Possible
loss
of
$27,-is
estimated
toiUiy
for
luiiiheniicn
because
of
inrival
of
snow,
The
ilUnJ
wreck."
lie
said
that
Conduit
was
suffering
from
Intense
shock
and
that
It
was
an
experience
'which
might
drive
him
ou
t
of
his
head.
on
account
Early
tnorntng
temperatures
In
all
regions
were
above
zero
while
along
the
northern
coast
tem
li
MILLION
DOLLAR
FIRE
IN
OREGON
of
the
wood
cut
from
lots
to
the
sawmills
iy
sidings
In
both
Nova
d
New
Rrunswick
has
'
serious
setback.
1275
14!
2
1.50
"
2.70
.38
.11
.21
.15
'4
Home
Oil
Mercury
Okalfa
Pacific
Pete
Princess
Royal
Canadian
..
South
BriMcuu
Tonmlo
Alhona
M
1
1
,T
N
FRFEWATER,
Ore.,
of
many
things
mat
nad
happened.
tm
The
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
remain
tight-lipped.
MARINE
STRIKE
IN
NEW
YORK
Negotiations
Called
Off
C
ould
Cripple
Port's
Shipping
.
....
NE
WYORK,
if
Negotiations
seeking
k)
avert
a
crippling
harbor
strike
were
broken
off
early
today
by
the
American
Federation
of
Labor
after
it
had
extended
its
walk-out
deadline
So
midnight
tonight.
The
strike
by
harbor
craft
Aorkers,
representing"
3500
crew
members,
could
cripple
ocean
nd
coastal
shipping
In
the
world's
greatest
port.
Harbor
workers
have
been
-'!''
--Firemen
irom
one
Wasii-
ineton
and
two
Oregon
commu
FREIGHT
BATTLE
IN
NEW
PHASE
OTTAWA
lb
Canada's
two-year,
battle
over
freight
rates
entered
a
new
and
more
complicated
phase
today.
The
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
heard
evidence
on
a
railway
application
for
a
new
general
Increase
in
freight
tolls
and
the
controversial
Issue
of
tlie
Board's
formula
under
which
it
granted
the
railroads
a
general
21
percent
rate
boost
last
March.
The
railways
have
reverted
peratures
were
In
the
low
forties.
fJkles
were
overcast
In
most
sections
of
the
province
this
morning
and
some
light
rain
and
drizzle
was
reported
along
the
northern
coast.
Occasional
light
snow
mixed
with
rain
was
falling
in
the
Prince
George
region.
Light
rain
or
drizzle
Is
expected
to
spread
slowly
down
the
coast
today
and
Friday
while
snow,
occasionally
mixed
with
rain,
PHONE
OUT
nities
battled
in
vain
for
eight
hours
last
night
and
early
today
In
an
effort
to
save
the
block-long
warehouse
of
the
Utah
Canning
Co.
near
Freewaler.
Damage
Is
estimated
at
more
than
$1.0(10,000.
NICE
INCREASE
IN
ARMY
I'AY
liupert's
191
'I
telephone
s
are
going
into
the
's
week
to
the
2,'-!85
lf
to
the
municipal
'vice.
Thcv
wdll
renlace
OTTAWA
Recent
pay
increase
In
the
Canadian
Army
Thirly-Five
Mile
Driving
Too
Slow
AKRON,
Ohio
-When
R.
O.
HI
ft
slowed
lii.s
car
down
to
33
miles
an
hour
because
lights
of
un
oncoming
car
were
loo
brlcht.
a
state
highway
patrol
LARGE
FIRE
IN
HALIFAX
Financial
Building
at
Main
Intersection
Gutted
HALIFAX,
JlV-
Guard
rope-today
enclosed
the
fire-scatrec'
front
of
the
Canada
Permanent
Trust
and
Mortgage
Corporation
building
which
had
been
gutted
by
an
early
morning
fire
The
fire
broke
out
in
a
new.
will
extend
into
the
central
in-
means
that
a
single
army
pit-
.section,
of
the
warehouse
and
terior.
Forecast
Vueen
Charlottes
and
North
passed
ink)
an
older
section.
i'ry
issued
a
year
ago.
i
-
to
Telephone
Super-
back
to
the
application
for
a
fifteen
percent
"interim"
freight
rate
increase.
This
new
stand
was
placed
before
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
in
the
hearings
today.
Glow
of
the
flames
was
vis
Ible
for
10
miles.
seeking
a
25
per
cent
Increase
in
pay
and
other
benefits.
HOCKEY
SCORES
pi
A
Hl'iiru
Inuo
tliic
Coast-Overcast,
with'
occasion
'ctory
Incorporates
a
car
forced
him
to
-the
side
of
the
road.
He
found
he
was
In
troube
al
light
rain
or
drizzle
today.
Cloudy
over
the
Queen
Char-
"inber
of
chamres
in
vat
-ranks
and
pay
or
the
three
services
have
been
equalized
now
gets
$11!'!
a
month
compared
with
$72
in
1!t:i!t.
A
private
with
wife
and
child
pets
$152
compared
with
$93.
A
single
corporal
is
paid
lllii
compared
to
$H4.
A
corporal
with
wife
and
child
gets
$17-
instead
Tonight's
train,vdue
rrom
the
J
T
...
.1
.
,
.,
,
uoties
Friday,
clearing
in
me
''suiting
from
populates
during
the
year.
which
raged
out
of
control
for
two
hours
and
caused
$100,000
tasi
ai
ju.m,
was
repoiveo,
aflernoon.
Cloudy
elsewhere
"lor
being
too
careful."
Ho
was
drivlmi
too
sloy
and
was
ordered
Is
the
fcame
si.e
as
morning
W
oe
on
ume.
Friday.
Light
winds,
becoming
to
move
faster.
In
the
interests
one.-
because
of
the
Pierre
LeRoss.
manacer
of,
westerly
(2U
m.p.n.
overnigm,,
of
security.
The
warning
would
National
League
Detroit
4,
New
York
1.
Montreal
5,
Boston
3.
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland
4,
Seattle
2.
San
Diego
6,
San
Francisco
1.
Oakland
5,
Los
Angeles
4.
LOCAL
TIDES
...
Friday,
January
14,
1949
High
1:15
18
8
feet
12:50
22.4
feet
Low
6:51
8.6
feet
19:35
1.5
feet
1
"cry
lew
new
num
of
$105.
A
sergeant
draws
$161
Philpott,
Evitt
Co.
Ltd.,
Is
sail-
damage.
The
fire
Is
believed
to
have
started
in
the
basement
of
the
building
which
is
at
Halifax's
main
intersection.
None
were
Injured.
-I
be
placed
against
his
general
e
been
added.
The
svs
LltUe
change
In
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Friday
At
Port
Hardy
32
and
37,
Massett
and
Prince
Rupert
35
and
40.
f
fr
a
long
time
been
ing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
business
trip-to
Vancouver.
.
'
'"
j
.-,!:
instead
of
$116
if
single,
$191
instead
of
$117
if
married,
with
one
child.
record
as
a
driver.
Hitt
made
wonderful
time
the
rest
of
the
way
home.
oeyond
normal
capa