1
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B.
C.
PHONE
A
MM
STAR
WCABS
DRUGS
LIBRAKY
VICTORIA,
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C.
Dditerv
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest,"
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
262.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER
6,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
KONG
Q)TCID)AP
FOR
EVACUATION
i
s
V
J
;
J.
Hamilton
Persons
Lose
Their
Lives
in
Toronto
Traffic
Crash
.
Would
Be
Ready
to
4
jng
Scenes
A
Screaming
Victims
"
.Trapped,
Street
Car
Hits
Bus
After
jiinental
Reunion
N'TO
(CP)
Six
Hamilton
persons,
includ-omen,
were
killed
and
some
44
others
were
rlv
today
when
a
street
car
and
a
chartered
Take
Shanghai
Folk
L
on
Toronto
s
western
uutsiuris.
i
ne
ueau
KpH
as
Mrs.
Thomas
Hay,
Frank
A.
Noble,
1.
David
Armitt,
Earl
Mackie
and
Gordon
GETTING
DOWN
Talk
of
Chiang
Kai-Shek
Seeking
Negotiated
Peace
His
Armies
Are
Still
Resisting
HONG
KONG
(CP)
The
government
of
this
crown
colony
is
preparing
to
requisition
necessary
shipping
should
evacuation
of
Britons
from
Shanghai,
600
miles
away,
become
advisable,
it
was
learned
here
today.
Meantime
rumors
of
peace
moves
grew
in
volume
bray
h:u
Jt
H
:
:A
TO
BUSINESS
the
injured
arc
re-tin
critical
condition.
Coach
Lines
bus
was
..mbers
of
the
Ar-itherland
Highland-it
of
Hamilton
who,
jives,
had
been
at-reunion
party
in
a
WASHINGTON
D.
C.
0i
E
ft
'
SEVEN
SHOT
TO
DEATH
CHESTEPv,
Pa.
Seven
persons
were
shot
to.
death
and
four
others
were
wounded
today
by
a
'
man
who
then
shot
himself
to
death
when
trapped
-by
police.
Witnesses
said
the
man
leaped
from
an
automobile
in
the
downtown
section
and
fatally
wounded
Ellery
Purnsley,
city
detective,
who
was
on
his
way
to
work.
As
bystanders
rushed
to
the
aid
of
detectives,
the
man
opened
fire,
killing
six
other
persons
and
wounding
four
more.
The
man
has
not
yet
been
identified.
MURDER
IN
SWANK
HOTEL
NEW
YORK
Ralph
Edward
Barrow,
19-year-old
Michigan
salesman,
has
confessed,
police
reported
today,
to
the
murder
of
Colin
Cameron
MacKellar,
56-year-old
Montreal
textile
executive.
MacKellar
was
beaten
today
in
his
Canadian
Club
suite
in
the
Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel
early
Friday.
A
book
of
matches
found
in
the
suite
was
the
major
clue
in
tracing
the
murderer.
Robbery
may
have
been
the
motive
of
slaying.
Campaign
promises
developed
Into
legislative
plans
yesterday
tot
spot.
after
the
capital
had
given
a
mammoth
"Welcome
Home"
re
at
Nanking
but
no
responsible
official
would
say
that
Chiang
Kai-Shek's
government
was
seeking
a
negotiated
settlement
jk
street
car
pass-?
coming
off
nipht
ception
for
President
Truman,
I
Goodyear
Tire
&
Democrats
spoke
plainly
of
wrapping
the
Taft-Hartley
Act
of
the
Chinese
civil
war.
i
plant.
used
acetylene
tor-
MOTHER
RECEIVES
CROIX
DE
GUERRE
Posthumous
Honor
for
Flying:
Officer
Thomas
Wessei
Taylor
Who
Was
Born
at
Hazelton
and
writing
a
new
labor
law
for
At
Peiping
the
Chinese
gov
U
desperate
efforts
the
United
States,
of
creating
a
ernment
reported
today
that
it
had
hacked
out
gains
to
the
"welfare"
department
of
cabinet
rank,
of
public
housing
and
screaming
and
Urns
trapped
in
the
itaess
said
the
bus
less
plainly
of
price
controls.
north,
west
and
south
and
had
enlarged
its
North
China-Peip-ing-Tientsin
island
which
is
sur
Vice
-
President
-
Elect
A
1
b
e
i.
Mrs.
Hermina
Taylor,
now
of
fa
the
street
car
af-
Vancouver,
and
for
many
years'
Barkley
suggested,
"revision"
of
the
Taft-Hartley
Act
and
pre
ipparently
swerved
rounded
by
the
Communists.
a
resident
of
the
central
inter
bedesman,
Last
night
there
were
reports
dicted
that
Congress
would
give
lor,
has
just
received
from
the
that
Chiang
Kai-Shek
was
re
linquishing
personal
command
PLANES
Belgian
government
the
Croix
de
Guerre
awarded
posthumously
to
her
son.
Flying
Officer
of
the
Chinese
nationalist
ar
mies.
Thomas
Wessei
Taylor,
who
lost
IKING
the
President
power
to
apply
price
controls
and
to
extend
rent
control
from
March
1
next.
Speaking
to
a
great
crowd
that
greeted
him,
President
Truman
asked
for
co-operation
of
all
the
people
in
the
great
tasks
that
lay
ahead.
The
Im
his
life
on
the
night
of
May
12-
13,
1944,
while
on
a
bombing
t
9-Three
planes,
tans
aboard,
are
still
mission
over
enemy-occupied
territory.
The
deceased
hero
.
11
'
x
"1
j
t
-
'
"
-
'
t'.'"
4
the
North
Pacific
my
in
spite
of
one
mensity
of
the
task
made
him
wonder
if
he
was
worthy,
Tru-
1
'itlVf
t
.
exiens
ve
searcn
.;.
r..
.1..-
'
-"w
-
-
maif
Hdmttred.
i
111
uik
urea.
President
Truman
prepared
b
)
planes,
aided
by
today
for
departure
tomorrow
on
a
two
weeks'
trip
to
Florida
wast
born
at
Hazelton
January
13,
1915,
and
spent
most,)fThls
life
at.
Prince
George
where
he
received
his
education
and
grew
up.
His
father,
the
late
Hugh
Taylor,
was
with
the
provincial
public
works
department
and
died
at
Prince
George
in
1923.
Mrs.
H.
F.
Glassey
of
Prince
Rupert
is
an
aunt.
The
Croix
de
Guerre
1940
with
palm
was
conferred
upon
which,
however,
will
not
be
en
t--.
..
g-.f---.t--
.
,.
.
MACKENZIE
KING
RETURNS
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
landed
today
at
New
York
from
the
liner
Queen
Elizabeth
and
is
now
on
his
way
to
Ottawa.
Recuperating
from
an
illness
which
kept
him
in
bed
in
London
for
some
time
and
prevented
him
from
attending
a
conference
of
British
Commonwealth
ministers,
he
was
able
to
be
about
on
the
ship.
Fog
caught
the
Queen
Elizabeth
off
Ambrose
Lightship
and
delayed
landing
for
24
hours.
The
Prime
Minister
is
expected
to
relinquish
office
soon
after
his
rfcturn
to
Ottawa,
finally
turning
over
the
Prime
Ministership
to
Rt.
Hon.
L.
S.
St.
Laurent.
DULLES
CHARGES
RED
SATELLITES
PARIS
01
Senator
John
Foster
Dulles,
one
of
the
Republican
United
States
delegates
to
the
United
Nations,
speaking
yesterday
before
the
political
committee
in
debate,
charged
that
Russia's
eastern
European
allies
were
violating
the
Greek
border.
The
political
committee
is
considering
Greek
charges
that
Yugoslavia,
Bulgaria
and'
Rumania
are
now
violating
her
border.
xessinjt
the
searches,
no
trace
of
a
long-si
States
Army
plane
aboard,
which
van-Vancouver
Island.
A
war
Toflno
reported
tirely
a
holiday
as
he
intends
to
work
on
legislative
plans
and
possible
cabinet
changes.
KAMLOOPS
JAIL
BREAK
KAMLOOPS
Two
Saskatchewan
youths,
awaiting
trial
on
joint
charges
of
breaking
and
entering,
escaped
from
jail
yesterday..
They
had,
apparently,
fashioned
a
makeshift
key
from
a
fork.
MONSTER
MOTHER,
BABE
CONWAY,
Arkansas
A
248-pound
mother
gave
birth
to
a.
Impound
son,
her.
.third
child
here
Friday.'
The
mother
is
Mrs.
I.
Z.
Hackler,
aged
3(.
The
attending
doctor
said
that
the
child
at
birth
was
the
size
of
a
normal
infant
five
or
six
month
ld"
DEMAND
LIVING
BONUS
OTTAWA
The
Civil
Service
Federation
of
Canada,
backed
bv
a
number
of
federal
civil
service
organizations,
will
meet
Acting
Prime
Minister
L
S
St.
Laurent
and
members
of
the
cabinet
next
Tuesday
to
press
demands
of
102,000
civil
servants
for
cost-of-living
bonus.
QUEEN
RECOVERING
LONDON
The
Queen,
who
has
been
confined
to
bed
for
several
days
with
a
cold,
was
reported
today
to
be
making
good
progress.
STABBING
IN
PENITENTIARY,
KINGSTON,
Orft
Two
guards
were
stabbed
by
a
convict,
one
six
times
and
the
other
once,
at
Kingston
Penitentiary
yesterday,
it
was
disclosed
today
The
convict,
Patrick
McKenzie,
had
been
N
what
he
thought
plane
crash.
About
'Jme
residents
of
what
they
thought
T.
H.
Sorensen,
manager
of
the
B.C.
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Federation,
arrived
in
the
city
Friday
afternoon
on
the
Coqultlam
from
Vancouver
on
o
business
trip.
pt
to
make
a
land-
Mi
circling
overhead
LOCAL
TIDES
Sunday.
November
7,
1948
High
'.-
6:05
16.7
feet
17:26
17.3
feet
Low
11:40
11.3
feet
the
fog.
PROPOSAL
IN
MARINE
TIE-UP
Harry
Bridges
Calls
His
v
Longshoremen
Followers
Into
Conference
SAN
FRANCISCO
(f
-Harry
Bridges
summoned
his
C.I.O.
Taylor
for
distinguished
serv-1
ices
in
the
war
toward
the
liberation
of
Belgium,
according
to
communications
received
from
the
Belgian
embassy
in
Ottawa
and
from
the
chief
of
staff
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
The
brevet
and
insignia
reached
the
mother
recently
from
the
'
Minister
of
National
Defence
of
Belgium
through
the
embassy
at
Ottawa.
Taylor
served
with
the
Thun-derblrd
Squadron
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
He
was
0.
C.
Football
whony
Gives
Concert
f
1'iRht
Instru-
Mii
Vocal
Music
consisted
of
the
"Coronation
March"
from
the
opera
"Le
Prophete"
by
the
German
com
wyed
longshoremen,
key
union
in
the
west
coast
maritime
strike,
to
lovers
nuinberintr
a
meeting
today
to
consider
an
F
enjoyed
a
program
employee-approved
proposal
to
!
the
navigator
of
a
bomber.
He
DEWEY
BLAMES
OVER-CONFIDENCE
ALBANY
m
Governor
Thomas
E.
Dewey,
conducting
a
post-mortem
on
Tuesday's
election,
said
today
that
general
Republican
over-confidence
was
the
material
factor
in
poser
"Giacomo
Meyerbeer.
Its
rich
example
was
maintained
by
the
Andante
movement
from
Joseph
Haydn's
Symphony
No.
94
in
G.
Major,
commonly
called
fnphontc
and
vocal
;
night
when
the
was
first
reported
missing
and
a
year
later
was
presumed
dead.
sentenced
at
Toronto
two
years
au
oy"
prt
Symphony
Or-
Still
later
it'
was
ascertained
.-n,ir.Hinir
rharrres
and
was
awaiting
uuu
n
;!
.assisting
artists
that
he
had
been
shot
down;
charge
of
wounding
a
guard
in'
the
penitential
J
t.
20.
m
a
Vnifp
had
been
smueirled
into
his
cell.
end
the
66-day
shipping
tie-up.
The
new
proposal
is
reported
to
include
only
a
basis
for
reopening
negotiations
and
administering
new
contracts.
It
does
not
include
contract
terms.
The
settlement
proposal
would
skip
the
issue
of
whether
the
leadership
of
Bridges
is
June
A
A.
V
1
.--'
t
first
of
the
win-18
concerts
in
the
:re
auditorium.
lcert
was
nresented
his
defeat
for
the
presidency.
"It
looks
as
if
two
or
three
the
"Surprise
Symphony,"
be-
cause
of
the
rather
astonishing
double
forte
chord
for
full
orchestra
which
breaks
through
the
fabric
of
pianissimo
melody
for
strings
shortly
after
the
opening
of
the
movement.
The
second
group
was
a
vocal
one
in
which
Mrs.
F.
E.
Anfleld
sang
Tostl's
"Mattinata"
and
Ketelby's
"In
a
Monastery
Gar
Norshin
Of
t.hp
Prinnp
million
Republicans
stayed
at
home
out
of
over-confidence,"
he
said.
Strict
Boy
Scouts'
As-
and
killed.
His
grave
was
found
last
year
at
Ghent,
Belgium.
As
a
youth
at
Prince
George,
ie
air
hero
became
a
scoutmaster.
He
left
Prince
George
for
Macleod,
Alberta,
to
take
employment
and
it
was
at
the
prairie
town
that
he
enlisted
in
1941.
Besides
the
mother,
there
are
seven
brothers
and
sisters.
THE
WEATHER
The
weather
remains
cloudy
and
unsettled
along
the
British
Columbia
coast
today
and
clear
ond
r.old
through
the
Interior.
wmch
benefited
by
receipts.
The
funds
POLE
ATTACKS
FOSTER
DULLES
PARIS
j
Poland
made
a
violent
attack
upon
John
Fos
Hd
to
fnvll,,
n,.
::
TODAY'S
STOCKS
::
Some
increase
in
cloudiness
is
den."
Accompanying
pianist
Wu'f
Cub
work
in
the
;ed
by
Novuic
Ger-
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
expected
in
the
interior
lomor-1
was
Peter
Lien
and
during
the
second
solo,
A.
C.
Cameron
wove
Piece
orchestra
Buffalo
Canadian
20
:'ear'y
the
possibilities
violln
obligate.
Concluding
group
in
the
first
wnt
of
a
smphonic
""'wierable
merit
for.
SUPERANNUATION
SCHEME
NEEDED
Premier
Johnson
Tells
'
Weekly
Newspapermen
He
is
Working
on
Plan
Consol.
Smelters
128.50
Conwest
1-33
Donalda
-62
Eldona
03
East
Sullivan
3.20
"""paratlvely
few
section
of
the
program
consisted
of
Johann
Strauss,
the
younger's
"Emperor
Waltz"
and
selections
from
Sigmund
Rom
its,
ter
Dulles
today
during
debate
on
the
Balkans
question
in
the
political
committee
of
the
United
Nations
assembly.
The
Polish
delegate.
Julius
Katz-Suchy,
at
the
time
thumping
the
table
to
emphasize
the
remarks
he
directed
at
the
Republican
foreign
affairs
expert
from
the
United
States,
declared
"Everybody
knows
the
United
States
is
trying
to
build
an
Empire.
Mere
is
no
need
for
Inter-League
aMtch
iJt
Irish
League
0,
Scottish
League
1.
T
'
English
League,
First
Div.
Arsenal
2,
Birmingham
City
0
Blackpool
1,
Newcastle
United
3
Aston
Vilia
3,
Burnley
1
Bolton
Wanuerers
5,
Chester
City
1
Derby
County
2,
Middlesbrough
0.
Huddersfield
Town
3,
Chelsea
4
Liverpool
3,
Portsmouth
1
Manchester
(United
-2,
Ever-ton
0
Sheffield
United
3,
Preston
.
North
End
2
Sunderland
1,
Stoke
City
1
(tie)
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
2,
Charlton
Athletic
0
Second
Division
Barnsley
1,
Brentford
2
Blackburn
Rovers
7,
Lincoln
City
1
Bradford
2,
Westham
United
3.
Cardiff
City
3,
Chesterfield
4
Fulham
1,
Coventry
City
0
Grimsby
Town
1,
Leicester
City
0.
Luton
Town
1,
Bury
0.
,
Nottingham
Forest
0,
Leeds
United
0
(tie)
Plymouth
Argyle
3,
Sheffield
Wednesday
2
Queens
Park
Rangers,
0,
West
Bromwicri
Albion
2
Southampton
3,
Tottenham
Hotspur
1
Scottish
League
Div.
'A"
(lt
Aberdeen
1.
Farkirk
4
-Albion
Rovers
0,
Dundee
6
Clyde
0,
Celtic
4
East
Fife
4,
Third
Lanark
0
Hearts
1,
Partlck
Thistle
3
Morton
1,
Motherwell
1
(tie)
Queen
of
the
South
3,
St.
Mir-
,
ren
2
Rangers
2,
Hibernian
4.
inmnty
was
row
with
little
cnange
iu
cuu-ditlons
elsewhere.
Queen-
Charlottes
and
North
Coast-Cloudy
with
showers
today.
Overcast
Sunday
with
rain
commencing
in
northern
section
in
afternoon.
Wind
west
(15
mph)
today,
light
tonight,
southerly
(20)
Sunday.
Continuing
cold.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Sunday-Port
Hardy
35
and
45;
Massett
and
Prince
Rupert
35
and
45.
careful
4.80
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lieht
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the
"Student
Giant
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Lake
41
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,
need
for
creator
the
The
opening
group
of
the
sec
orchestra
is
an-
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VANCOUVER
ff
Premier
Byron
Johnson
told
the
con-
W
Inst,
ond
half
of
the
program
was
umenlallsts
to
Hardrock
Harricana
Heva
Hosco
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fanks.
made
up
of
two
lilting
numbers
.11',
2
1
vention
of
the
British
Colum-IfV'z
bia
division
of
Canadian
Weekly
"ighfs
and
it
was
here
that
the
orches
Dulles
to
tell
us
now
unseuisu
that
is."
Program
con-
four
Newspapers'
Association
last
tra
began
to
achieve
its
best
In
technical
Performance.
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1
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and
two
vo-
first
was
a
sparkling
overture
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,
2.80
Premier
Border
v.
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Privateer
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Reeves
McDonald
2.95
Reno
07
Salmon
Gold
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Creek
1.55
Taku
River
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49
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03
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07
Spud
Valley
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11.50
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Beattie
55
"The
Silver
Wedding"
by
Rudolph
Schlepegrell,
and
a
medley
1)vr
T
ana
the
,7
Rowland
mii
night
that
British
Columbia
vitally
needs
a
compulsory
superannuation
acheme.
He
said
that
25,000
persons
were
seeking,
old-age
pensions
in
the
province.
The
Premier
did
not
detail
the
scheme
but
he
said
he
was
studying
a
program.
Frank
Harris,
publisher
of
the
Vernon
News,
was
elected
president
of
the
division.
hw.
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r,ne
BOARD
GOES
TO
KELOWNA
VANCOUVER
W
The
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
today
prepared
to
move
inland
to
Kelowna
where
Okanagan
Va
-ley
interests
will
present
their
case
against
the
mountain
differential.
The
Board
will
sit
pa:
MINISTER
ASKS
POPPY
SUPPORT
OTTAWA
In
an
address
last
evening,
Hon.
M.
F.
Gregg,
minister
of
veterans
affairs,
spoke
on
Remembrance
Day
and
asked
everyone
to
buy
a
poppy,
not
only
in
support
of
the
guardianship
of
freedom,
bvit
for
the
we
second
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Lake
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2.35
McKenzie
Red
Lake
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Mi.Leod
Cockshutt
88
Moneta
-
44
,
Negus
2.10
Noranda
58.00
Louvlcourt
52
Pickle
Crow
2.00
Regcourt
06
San
Antonio
3.60
Senator
Rouyn
45
Sherrlt
Gordon
2.35
Steep
Rock
1-60
"Sounds
from
England'
arranged
by
Otto
Langey,
a
collection
of
well-known
English
songs
featuring-
various
instruments.
One
of
the
most
delightful
presentations
of
the
evening
was
the
vocal
group
by
Rowland
Miles,
tenor,
whose
initial
ap
lira,.:
rK"'ne
nrni.........
"nirai
group
pearance
on
a
Prince
Rupert
continued
co-operation
with
the
survivors
of
war
the
disabled,
the
weakened
men
who,
not
concert
stace
revealed
a
ricn.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific'
Coast
Oakland
4,
San
Diego
3
Vancouver
3,
Tacoma
1.
Only
two
games.
there
Monday
a"
missions
of
commerce
there
which
claims
that,
in
the
sn
ip-ment
of
fruit,
it
is
hit
harder
business
in
the
than
any
other
interior
of
British
Columbia.
withstanding
this,
managed
to
iimriiie.e
the
scarlet
emblems
well-trained
voice
approaching
professional
calibre.
Mr.
Miles
sang
"Ah,
Moon
of
My
Delight"
iCoctlauMi
or.
Pagt
Six
that
mean
so
much.