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at
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Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port-"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PHOHE
81
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
233.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
5,
1949.
PRICE
HVE
CENTS
a
w
I
a
m
omer
oives
Yankee
series
IS
WERE
RECOMMENDED
'Prpmipr
Of
CAPT.
TAYLOR
TELLS
STORY
Tommy
Henrich
Is
Hero
Of
Baseball
Classic
.RiMtiti
ur
cuuiAiiun
r
ft..
ridiiuu
uuiib
i
By
A.
BRUCE
BROWN
I
,ast
three
years
the
Board
of
School
his
district
has
been
giving
attentioif
to
Politiral
Crisis
in
Republic
Comes
to
Head
R
H
E
Brooklyn
0
2
0
New
York
1
5
1
IT''-
'
A
J.
'-
W
k
nrn
f
TORONTO
Captain
WiUlam
Taylartoday
continues
his
re-(
cltal
of
events
surrounding
the
j
burning
or
the
Noronic,
Great
Lakes
cruise
ship,
destroyed
at
her
Toronto
pier
with
loss
of,
possible
130
lives.
The
cap-'
tain's
testimony
before
a
federal
;bv
w'ay
01
ntw
t;tI10U1
ounuings
ior
me
PARIS
P
Premier
Henri
n
f
eMi't,u
Queuille
of
France
resigned
to-
,!
has
realized
for
some
time
that
it
day,
the
resignation
beine
m-ade
YANKEE
STADIUM
A
sudden
bullet-like
home
d
with
nt'W
construction
due
to
the
ever-
to
President
Vincent
Auriol.
The1
inquiry
into
the
September
n
run
into
the
lower
right
field
scats
by
First
Basernan
disaster
was
interrupted
yester-
Tornmy
Henrich
gave
the
New
York
Yankees
a
dra-
day
to
allow
four
survivors
frorn
,.
.
,7.
...
.
.
,
.
.
'
matlc
one
to
nothing
World
Series
opening
victory
Ohio
to
teiiL
their
stories
of
the
official
announcement
followed
an
earlier
statement
by
a
cab
lire.
The
four
flew
here
to
over
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
today.
The
circuit
clout
Living
Cost
Index
Down
2
Z'TJl1
broke
"P
the
bal1
game
as
66,224
fans
were
settling
back
for
what
appeared
to
be
an
in-
Taylor
said
he
had
been
t
si
Vv
ii
?
(
1:1
3
inet
spokesman
that
Queuille
had
virtually
decided
to
resign.
Qifcutlle's
coalition
government,
in
office
for
more
than
a
year
and
longer
than
any
previous
post-war
French
cabinet,
ran
into
crisis
with
the
insistence
of
the
Socialist
party
Q
(TiAct
rnrtoln
cvr-a
lim
na
n
I
...
.
.
.
.
.
structed
by
the
company
to
7
"
"
,
oniy
iwo
nns
ou
me
winning
waive
certain
emergency
prac-
bU
"
l
DrKe
lne
nearl
01
pitcher.
AUle
Reynolds,
who
made
,i
p
.pulal
i'n
and
arq'wry
of
the
(Oflsjdrraiion
a
.
as
formu--d
r
els
I
hat
it
Is
at
King
Edward
fd
by
a
new
ten-,
sciHuil
and
thai
a
n''w
Junior-
l
be
built,
am
had
been
clc-j
tlini
necessary
a
of
architects,
-svd
the
Dcpurt-ation
to
rec;i'i-,bie
and
reliable
tices.
Diw.ijriio
luuMc
piw;urr(
uic
nine
strike-outs
but
allowed
lour
Drop
or
Half
a
Point
in
Month
of
August
Recorded
.
KJo-pouna
negro
iresnman,
uon
bases
on
balls
as
his
control
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Beattie
Newcombe,
who
had
pitched
a'waVered
in
early
stages
of
ths
ma
Labors
demands
lor
wage
OTTAWA
(P
The
cost
of
Index
dropped
half
a
point
Increases
be
satisfied.
returned
to
the
city
on
the
sterling
game
and
struck
out
game.
Prince
George
today
after
a
holi-
eleven
Yankee
batters
and
allow-1
jt
was
the
first
time
In
World
day
trip
to
Vancouver.
ed
not
a
single
walk.
There
were
(
series
history
that
a
game
had
during
August
to
162.3,
due
prln-1
Speaking
of
the
government
dp-ally
to
lower
food
prices,
the
deadlock
over
wages
and
prices,
Buoau
of
Statistics
reported
to-
Robert
Bruynell,
Under
Secre
-r
j
been
won
by
a
single
home
run.
HIGH
SCHOOL
DISCUSSION
GROUP
cy-
.
tary
of
State
and
cabinet
ppokes-
This
was
the
first
decline
In
man,
had
said
that
Queuille
ht
DcparttiiPiit's
Henrich
was
the
first
batter
up
In
the
ninth
when
he
made
the
clout.
The
game
was
played
in
sunny
weather
conditions
and
was
from
()f
the
index
since
last
March.
would
see
President
Auriol
later
is
the
linn
AGREED
ON
NEED
FOR
NEW
SCHOOLS
ine
lood
index
dropped
2.2
In
the
day.
points
from
its
peak
of
209.2
Queuille
headed
the
Radical
A
panel
discussion
sponsored
by
Booth
High
School
to
8trlltln8
exhlbi"
lapson,
B
rwkk,
jut,
as
chosen,
dtably
tlx-
oldest
s
in
Bi
Ut.sh
Col-'
It..
L
T-....
..1.
A
tKn
onhnn
nnHirni".
rareilL-ieacilUia
rt.ui;icllioii
ill
tuc
ov.ujji
auuivui
orthodox
hnrler
ium
last
night
explored
the
educational
picture
in
-xpenrm-e
In
all
lii'.iun.
For
mimic
rrince
Rupert,
emerging
with
the
unquestioned
con
in
July.
i
Socialist
(Conservative)
party,
j
AIRLINE
OFFICIALS
PRAISE
COAST
ON,
VISIT
HERE
FROM
LOS
ANGELES
Top
officials
of
the
contln-
tracts
for
the
expansion
of
rnfs
oldest
scheduled
airline
--hat
t.hfv
ndii
hi.
a
"main
75.000TH
N.H.A.
HOUSE
R.C.A.F.
veteran
Paul
Bergman,
of
Winnipeg,
and
his
family
found
there
-was
special
significance
to
completion
of
their
five-room
bungalow
when
they
were
greeted
by
a
ceremony
at
their
new
home
last
week.
Built
by
the
owner'sr
father,
Winnipeg
contractor
Walter
Bergman,
the
house
Is
Uie
75,000th
unit
constructed
witfi
National
Housing
Act
financial
assistance.
Among
the
hundreds
on
hand
to
welcome
the'
young
couple
and
their
daughter,
Oail
Denise,
were:
Hon.
Roland
Fairbairn
McWilliams,
K.C.,
Lieutenant-Governor
of
clusion
that
popular
approval
of
the
two
forthcoming
(By
Canadian
Press)
NEW
YORK
Tommy
Hca-rich'8
dramatic
home
run
clo'it
mto
the
lower
tight
field
s.r.
as
he
led
oft
the
last
pi
Cie
school
finance
bylaws
is
necessary
The
group,
representing
only;
gna'pM.
portion
to
lirm
has
been
i!tli
school
eon-4s
in
no
less
than
in
tlic
province
.nr.pd
add
built
Moll,
including
1
ninth
taming
gave
the
New
York.
a
fraction
of
the
P.-TA.
mem-,
toward
the
construction
of
ne
Yankees
a
1-0
opening
.World
Manitoba;
Mayor
Garnet
Coulter,
K.C.,
of
Winnipeg,
who
pre
bership,
held
round-table
dls-
schools,
it
is
possible
that
this
Series
victory
over
BrooklVa
to
cussion
on
the
bylaws
to
auth-
policy
may
change
and
the
sizt
of
the
grants
may
be
reduced
visited.
Prince
Rupert
today
en
Une
0
I
route
to
Edmonton
where
they
.
.
1
,n
esU;m
Canada
ftnd
the
plan
to
complete
arrangements
for
the
probable
exteirston
ot
United
States,
ineir
service
into
the
Alberta
Currently
the
company
has
an
Capital.
-
explication
In
to
the
Canadian
Thpv
ari
Terwil
r.
Drink,
and
American
irovernments
to
orize
replacement
of
Booth
and
King
Edward
schools
from
the
sented
the
keys
ot
the
house
to
the
Bergman
family;
Mrs.
Monica
McQueen,
Winnipeg,
a
member
of.
the
Board
of
Directors
of
Central
Mortirftge
and
Housing
Corporation
and
Major-General
Hugh
A.
Young,
gjB,.
C3
JUP-VV.'fe1
Vice-PreadenV.
of
the
Crown
Company.
'
greatly.
REUEVINti
COIWESTION
I
jiiw,
Trail.
PuW-Imiiy.
Chilliwu'l-VvA
Fd.Ich,
Cran-'
It.niiiver
i
day,
ending
a
sizzling
luound
battle
between
AUle
Reynolds
ad
Don
Newcombe..
The
count
was
two
balls.
and
no
strikes
on
"Old
Reliable"
Henrich
when
he
pole-afd
a
Newcombe
fast
ball
Into
4;
the
standpoint
"
of
the
rate-payers,
parents,
teachers
and
students.
Extent
to
which
the
two
pro
posed
schools
would
relieve
over
crowding
which
at
present
af
flicts
King
Edward
and
Conrad
istands
about
10
rows
bach!'
m.H
that
our
,
water
presl(lent
or
western
Air-
extend
their
service
from
Lctn-In
area
wnlon
operatw.
5000
miles
bridge
to
Edmonton
under
the
Why
of
them
of
oul
of
Angeles,
recent
lnter-governmental
air
(
Wioeasy
plan-,
Marvln
w
Landes.
vice
presid-
agreement.
?:
Apart
from
ellfti
cj
Art
Kelly.
Allan
Randa
The
line,
Col.
Kelly
said.
Is
H.pm
by
repre-
..
nd
8
R
shotto.
officials
of
the
the
oldest
one
in
continuous
Street
elementary
schools
and
The
crowd
of
60.224
whk
&
sat
The
meeting
was
under
chairmanship
of
Canon
Basil
8.
Prockter,
P.-T.A.
president.
Popular
belief
that
to
finance
the
school
district's
share
of
$407,515
will
mean
an
Increase
of
five
mills
on
the
city
tax
rate
is
not
wholly
true,
School
Trustee
(Continued
on
Page
zj
j
politely
quiet
through
most
of
Work
Progresses
on
Gaifoway
Road
Contract;'
Finish
in
Dec.
Work
on
reconstruction
of
the
five
miles
of
road
1-etween
the
city
limits
and
the
Galloway
Rapids
bridge
is
progressing
rapidly
and
it
is
anticipated
firm
to
obtain
une
scheduled
service
on
the
con-
ii?
of
local
Arriving
on
the
Prince
George
tinent,
and
the
first
to
carry
architects
have
this
morning,
they
plan
to
leave
air
mail.
It
started
operations
A.
Bruce
Borwn
told
the
gather
I
tar
time
and
bv
train
tonletit
for
Edmonton.
In
1926.
ing.
"While
on
the
face
of
It,
-It
would
appear
that
It
would
mean
B
iarri,
J
where
they
will
establish
con-
(Continued
on
Page
5)
each
pro-
l"S
various
plans
a
five-mill
increase,
11
is
no.
Municipal
elec-
cast
ballots.
that
it
will
be
completed
in
advance
of
the
December
.'51
deadline
set
in
the
contract
tttween
the
Provincial
'o
the
Board
le-1
plans
were
ac
me
Burring
aiiOTiiuun
ivi
kamb
a
mighty
roar
ait
the
gamen-
,.
ning
blow.
Up
to
that
time,
it
was
a
sparkling
pitchers'
battle
that
Uireatened
to
set
a
new
Series
strikeout
record.
Going
into
the
last
of
the
ninth,
Newcombe,
the
Dodger's
huge
Negro.rookle,
had
11
strikeouts
and
Reynolds,
the
Yankee
right
hander
had
niiw.
The
reeord
for
World
.
Series
strikeouts
was
23
and
the
Individual
mark
was
only
13,
held
by
Howard
Ehmke
since
hls
surprise
opening
start
for
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
in
Chicago
in
1929,
Few
series
games
in
recent
times
were
better
played
than
Public
Works
department
and
Wood,
Parr
and
Mc-
likely
that
it
will
be
so,"
Mr
Brown
said.
"At
present,
we
ar.
paying
$13,000
annually
on
an
old
school
debt.
Principal
on
this
Clay,
the
contractors.
tus
been
assured
Orientals
Get
Vote
Thursday
Thursday's
school
bylaw
plebiscite
will
mark
the
first
lime
In
a
municipal
vote
In
Heaviest
part
of
the
work,
ex-
'lie
construction
'rtilwu
will
lliive
lending
better
than
a
mile
beyond
the
city,
limits,
is
well
on
mgineer
in
resi-
the
way
to
completion
with
the
'
Rupert.
debt
will
be
retired
by
1951,
which
will
knock
an
annual
payment
of
$6,000
from
school
costs.
"In
1955,
the
annual
$7,000
Interest
will
have
been
paid
up.
That
will
mean
that
a
Aotal
of
slashing
of
right-of-way
finished
Hons
carry
similar
qualifications
to
tho.-e
set
out
under
the
Elections
Act.
However,
in
order
to
vote
in
Thursday's
plebiscite,
the
Chinese,
Japanese
or
East.
Indians
must
have
property
qualifications
similar
to
other
voters
and
be
British
subjects.
Those
affected
In
Prince
Rupert
will
be
predominantly
Chinese,
although
there
may
be
a
few
Japanese
In
the
district
with
proper
may
be
eon-
and
material
being
dumped
Into
lrrIul
ei.iiMdei:..
the
fills.
day
afternoon,
but
these
are
said
to
be
infrequent.
Past
the
most
rugged
area
in
the
first
mile
and
a
half
from
the
city
limits,
the
new
location
will
follow
closely
the
present
road
thus
eliminating
much
of
the
difficult
and
costly
work
which
has
marked
the
first
part
of
the
contract.
When
finished,
the
new
road
will
extend
an
even
five
miles
from
the
city
limits
to
the
Gal-
tivrn
to
the
ein-
In
place
of
the
present
series
"P'tent
and
ex-
of
sharp
curves
each
a
poten
itect.
Prince
Rupert
In
which
persons
of
Chinese,
Japanes
or
a.st
Indian
origin
will
be
entitled
to
cast
ballots.
A
change
in
the
Provincial
Elections
Act
earlier
this
year
made
II,
permissible
for
people
of
oriental
background,
hitherto
denied
the
franchise,
to
tial
"death
corner"
will
be
a
this
thriller
in
which
Reynolds,
who
had
pitched
only
four
complete
games
In
31
starts
"
tills
season,
blanked
the
National
League
champs
on
two
hits.
Just
as
In
last
year's
opening
scries
of
gentle,
crescent-like
em
C;
I.aiKe
re-
$13,000
will
be
dropped
from
the
overall
school
debt
by
1955."
No
Interest
will
be
paid
in
1950,
Uie
first
year
of
the
new
loan,
so
the
total
tax
Increase
of
the
city's
share
of
$310,000
of
the
new
loan
will
not
be
felt
on
the
tax
rate
until
1951.
Total
annual
payments
on
the
new
Cl!y
today
on
th,
bankments
designed
to
give
good
visibility
and
a
wide
surface.
'mm
a
trio
t(,
Promontories
of
the
sharp.
loway
Rapids
bridge
game
when
Jdhmny
Sain
beat
attic
and
Pentic-
LINKED
WITH
UNDERWORLD
Johnny
Young,
described
by
police
as
ruler
ot
the
Montreal
underworld,
faces
charges
following
record
seizure
of
$140,000
worth
ot
narcotics
in
his
apartment.
Police
consider
his
arrest'
In
an
RCMP
raid
a
powerful
blow
turns
are
being
joined
by
the
new
right-of-way
In
carefully
designed
surveys
which
will
er
Johnny
Comadtna
returned
to
the
city
at
the
first
of
the
week
after
a
two-and-a-half
month
loan
will
be
about
$25,000
for
20
years.
However,
a
reducttoii
of
$13,000
caused
by
completion
adicate
the
hair-pin
angles
which
have
been
a
danger
to
1
motor
holiday
trip
to
the
United
of
the
old
loan
would
leave
an
against
the
drug
traffic
In
"frrasl
actual
amount
of
$12,000
for
the
t
Canada.
(C
P.
Photo)
Bob
Feller
In
the
1-0
opener
In
the
Boston
Braves-Cleveland
Indians
series,
this
was
another
tight-ito-the-vest
battle.
In
addition
to
throwing
;
this
brilliant
game,
Reynolds
came
through
with
a
double
and
a
single.
Other
hits
off
Newcombe
were
a
single
by
Johnny
Llndell
In
the
second
inning
and
a
eighth
Inning
double
by
Jerry
Coleman
and
Henrlch's
homer.
This
was
Tommys
fourth
Ser-
RnKinii.
c::ik
travellers
between
the
city
and
States.
While
away
he
saw
four-the
bridge.
teen
Big
League
baseball
games
including
both
the
New
York
Currently,
a
power
shovel
and
Yankees
and
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
a
drag-line
and
two
trucks
are
.
.
m
""is
lodav
in-.
Wint!
remainder
of
the
period,
he
declared.
"It
Is
also
obvious
that
the
amount
of
rural
taxable
property
vr!erK
dumping
hundreds
of
cubic
yards
William
Sherman
will
sail
for
of
base
material
into
the
dc-
vintntia
,itiin
the
nevt
few
MRS.
P1TRE
TAKES
STAND
QUEBEC
Mrs.
Arthur
Pitre
!"ttr,.ccelwesl.
'
l,nr
hour
i.
over
S"tllHll
seeti,,,-
pressions
along
the
new
right-
oays
to
visit
his
father,
W.
H.
will
Increase
In
the
next
few
of-way
near
the
city
end
and
Sherman,
sr.,
old
timer
of
Prince
years
with
the
growth
of
new
rojn.
I.,,,...
...
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i-jtc
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j
ko
r.1
lhV..mi
1
l.....n
.linwvnil
JVO
1
IV1
1
11
I
1111
ll
VM.
v-
what
will
emerge
will
be
a
30
"
tomorrow..
of
a
wueoec
jtrweuvi,
wnwe
noma
noma
(rvfff
-.f
f
TWioAl
TVrtfMt
T-vHv
industry.
This
will
mean
that
a
portion
of
the
cost
will
be
as-
TxftVil-ny
One
Rupert,
who
moved
south
some
lime
ago.
He
has
been
making
foot-wide
grade.
The
travel
sur
,8n!
Sanclsp'
l
WHO
IllUIUt-I
Ul
HIS
.w-.""
l
107
to
Stand
to-ejcjJJ
incidents
which
occurred
before
face
will
be
24
feet
In
width.
his
home
In
Victoria
since
the
sistcd
In
that
way.
The
twisting
trail,
which
Is
change
and,
despite
his
age,
Mr.
Brown
said
that
while
cur
the
Dresent
road,
ranges
between
which
is
eiehtv-elEht.
continues
.
rently,
the
provincial
govern
thC
J'f"!
,TT
Uneups:
"
Brooklyn-Reese
'
ss,
which
took
23
lives.
The
Crown
ment
allows
grants
of
50
percent
16
and
18
feet
in
width.
in
reasonably
good
health.
maintains
that
the
jeweller
.JA'.
t,
Aioerr,
uuay,
wuot
Hodges
lb,
Campanella
c,
Newcombe
p.
New
York
Rlzzutto
ss,
Henrich
lb,
Berra
c,
Di
Magglo
cf.
bomb
to
be
placed
aboard
the
plane
in
a
plot
-to
kill
his
pretty
wife,
Rita.
The
plane
crashed
40
miles
down
the
St.
Lawrence
j
l
lndell
If,
Johnson
3b,
Mapes
rf,
4
Is
J
f,.-3s;
f
19,8
fret
20'8f-et
-5.1
f-rt
'.
,
4.4
fjet
-
t
0:46
13:04
8:54
19:17
River
from
Quebec,
killing
every
The
contract
with
Wood,
rarr
and
McClay
calls
for
completion
of
a
gravel-surfaced
road
by
the
end
of
the
year
and
makes
no
allowance
for
black-topping
at
present.
A
considerable
amount
of
blasting
of
rock
shoulders
has
been
required
to
widen
the
road
and
increase
visibility
at
the
corners
where
the
new
road
touches
Uie
old
grade
near
the
city
end.
Much
of
this
has
been
don?
Marshall
Plan
Nations
Remove
Trade
Barriers
ST.
PAUL,
Minn.
(CP)
Paul
G.
Hoffman
reported
today
that
Great
Britain,
France
and
Italy
had
agreed
to
sweeping
removal
of
trade
barriers
between
themselves
and
other
Marshall
Plan
countries.
Coleman
2b,
Reynolds
p.
one
aboard.
I
000
000
0000
2
000
000
0011
3
Brooklyn
.
New
York
Mrs.
Pitre
said
yesterday
that'
she
had
purclmaiKl
ten
pounds
,
of
dynamite
on
Quay's
behalf,'
that
she
delivered
a
mysterious
parcel
to
the
plane
at'
his
request
and
that
later
he
had
ad-1
vised
her
to
"disappear,"
tell-:
Bazaar
j
L-"!
SdaV
nnrl
MAXIM
SCHAPIRO
Pianist
TONIGHT
8:30
P.M.
The
economic
co-operation
administrator
said
that
the
three
countries
have
lifted
import
restrictions
on
since
the
company
began
work
little
better
than
a
month
ago.
Re-alignment
of
the
road
occasionally
causes
short
delays
In
traffic,
such
as
occurred,
Tues-
hng
her
to
take
sleeping
pills
and
open
the
jets
of
her
gas
ai
Evenimr
as
much
as
55
percent
of
total
,
countries
participating
in
the
purchases
from
thirteen
other
European
recovery
plan.
stove.
stewardess
to
serve
on
Chinese
ORIENTAL
STEWARDESS
First
Hall
of
Hong
Kong
is
shown
on
a
Canadian
airline,
Miss
Dulcle
her
arrtVHl
In
Vancouver
aboard
tl.e
ln.ianliin
PhcIIIc
Airlines
23-HAU.