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AND
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COLUMBIA'S
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PHOtlE
81
V
CABS
Published
at
Canada'g
Most
Strateeif
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest.
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
274.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.
C
THUK&uay,
nuvev?K
24.
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PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
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s
Atf
in
Road
is
Maritime
Commission
Presents
Its
Report
the
father
is
Dunstrae's
Timothy.
They
are
owned
by
Mr.'
and
C.
P.
Photo)
Mrs.
William
Marshall.
I
BY
THE
DOZEN
These
pups
caused
quite
a
stir
in
Veterinary
surgeons
say
eight
is
the
average
Collie
1
he
record.
Mother
of
these
12
is
Lady
the
Fourth;
Opening
Soon
I
AT
CIVIC
CENTRE
Lji'
';.Vi.
'
OTTAWA
(CP)
A
Maritime
Commssion
re-poi
t,
marie
public
today,
recommended
that
Canada's
security
reqoire!
maintenance
of
only
a
"small'
and
ATLIN
Residents'
of
this
formerly
isolated
mining
in
northern
British
will
have
a
highway
con-
Deal
I
Japan
Reds
Re'case
U.S.
Consul
WASHINGTON.
T
Anpis
Ward,
Amerksn
Consul
-
General
at
Mukden,
has
heen
released
merchant
fleet,
it
also
re-
efficient"
ocean-going
nection
to
the
outride
world
for
BUILDING
BETTER
CITIZENS
AND
BASKETBALL
PLAYERS
the
first,
time
in
history
by
the
(.0mmended
that
the
shippng
and
shipbuilding
indus
end
of
November.
tries
should
be
maintained
''on
a
nucleus
basis,
cip-
-j--
a0)e
of
rapid
expansion
in
'an
M.
E.
ANDERK1V
Sv
'A
.
i
.
.
5
iT
L-.'-y
.
from
jail
by
Ww
Cliinese
Cotinii-
rs
f
irain
t
he
a
V:meovcr
l
it
-.P
--
Th(
Vans-Herald
said
Wed-ci
Ir-rn-iiffl
details
of
"I
iliiln't.
n:ili-.r
th;it
it.
coiilfl
liave
hi'VM
-...v..
soimilsts
and
nrrirrrd
out
of
the
.
I
I.
I
I
V
V.1V
VIIMV
V
V
VS.t'l
I
The
CoinmuiiisU
also
Contractors,
working
under
supervision
of
Canadian
Army
Engineers,
will
halt
their
season's
work
within
a
week,
leaving
a
winter-passable
road
60
miles
to
Jake's
Corner,
Yukon
Territory.
While
final
surfacing
of
the
emergency.'
The
report,
tabled
ill
the
House
of
Commons
by
Hon.
Lionel
Chevrier,
minister
i
of
i
mil
,rt
Ktittt
if
-infl
nr.ll"j
rri
n
rr"'
riyllr
whllt
WMS'""1
,r'''
four
consulate
aide
j
who
were
jailed
with
Ward
Octo
transport,
was
made
by
John
Air
Conviction
Sets
Precedent
Aubrey
Wcstinghouse
Fined
$500
in
First
Case
Laid
In
Canada
.
ber
24
on
what
the
Stale
D-parl-
I
wheat
barter
doaiiin
thoir
minds
as
they
left
the
Civic
Centre
gym-pan
oiKi
the
BEejnasum
the
other
afternoon.
They
had
just
been
V
'li.t
WfrZ,r.,n'l.
watching
the
Juvenile
School
UasketbaH
Lea'rue
in
V.
Clyn,
chairman
of
the
Mari
time
Commission,
established
Imen'.
called
"trumped
up"
char-Jges
of
beating
and
assaulting
two
November
1,
1947.
It
covers
tue
road
will
not
be
completed
at,
least
before
next
year,
the
grade
is
completed
and
will
permit
traffic
to
the
Alaska
Hmhway
Anl
thev
year
ended
last
March
31.
J
!
-preventative,
Fred
one
)f
the
rejular
twiee
a
veek
games
3...-I
us
cmfirmin?
WPre
Kiraly
impressed.
SdJ
Cost
of
operating
the
Can
.
.
...
.!
r
1.
1
j
BIOCKADE-BUSTER
Unconfirmed
reports
say
Bruce
Rankin,
31,
of
Brandon,
Man.,
ut-ed
his
diplomatic
status
to
'
br.-ak
through
the
Chinese
Nationalist
blockade
of
the
Yangtze
river.
Rankin,
Canadian
trade
commissioner
in
adian
merchant
ship,
exclusive
jk-
i
r
atmui
t(M.i"
,
wruld
other
parents
ond
friends
Chinese,
in
a
wat;e
dispute
A
Communist
'Tenple's
Court
found
Hum
all
ptiilty
and
meted
out
varying
prison
sentences.
Then,
the
.sentences
wercewn-nuit?d
to
deportation.
and
its
long
ribbon
to
Edmonton
:
si
prosecuuun
oi
iu
M,m
and
Whitehorse.
in
Canadian
aviation
history
nni
nnsRihiiitv
nf
traffic
be-
resulted
in
a
Victoria
pilot
be-
of
fuel,
was
the
second
highest
M
MM
WW
gi
ti'iarn
i
i
o
p-r
oi
visuine
me
ivic
venire.
1
AW
MM
if
M
,.i.rf
i.o,.r(
touu
.in?
fined
$500
on
a
charge
of
w
freight
rharRe
will
j
There
were
all
kinds'
of
'
aircraft
while
in
.snowfall,
but
it
is
expected
that
Piloting
an
kethall
displayed,
from
that
toxica
ted
in
Magistrate's
court
1
l-.w
of
$6
a
ton.
The
"I
leave
Vancouver
in
the
road
will
be
properly
main
i
here
Wednesday
evening.
the
veriest
beginner
to
with
three
or
four
years
talned
durine
the
winter.
in
the
world,
the
report
noted.
It
was
inadvisable
as
well
as
uneconomic
for
Canada
to
consider
construction
and
operation
of
a
Canadian-flagged,
ocean-going
merchant
-
marine
of
sufficient
dimensions
to
accommodate
all
her
export
trade
or
any
fixed
percentage
thereof,
the
report
said.
iame.
One
thins?
they
all
had
In
common
determination
Under
arrangement
between'
Aubrey
H.
Westinghou.se,
federal
and
provincial
gov-
Petor
of
Westinghouse
'
Air-.mmonu
half
nf
the
construe-!
ways
at
the
provincial
capital
Sterling
Is
Of
Concern
ia.rs
init.
Mr.
Ottincer
I
ay
what
Japan
will
th--
tiraln
although
nwvcr'Stcd.
Nor
is
it
'f
urn
tries
will
receive
jr'cr
eoqimodities.
Sh.t'i'liai,
is
believed
enroute
home
on
leave.
He
is
said
to
have
been
on
the
British
freighter
Woosang
when
stapled
at
the
mouth
of
the
Yangtze
by
a
Chinese
gunb.iat.
Rankin,
pleading
diplomatic
Immunity,
was
reported
to
have
been
transferred
by
the
Nationalists
to
a
British
warship.
.
(CP
Photo)
was
fined
by
Magistrate
H.
F
tion
cost
was
borne
by
the
provincial
government
'-.d
half
by
Glassey
following
his
conviction
NEWSI'APKRS
SKI.EI)
P.I
ENOS
AIKKS
An
Are-n-tine
oneres.Minal
committee
today
seized
business
offices
ol
the
United
Press
and
Associated
Press
and
business
offices
of
four
newspapers
opposes;
the
and
with
it
went
a
lot
of
pers-j
pi
ration!
Some
stood
out
at
once
as
probable
future
City
Representatives.
They
had
ball
control,
basketball
sense,
ability
to
anticipate
plays,
to
develop
under
federal
air
regulations
the
federal.
He
was
found
guilty
of
taxiing
a
Seabee
aircraft
carrying
two
OTTAWA
9'
An
economic
expert
yesterday
said
that
Canada
has
a
"deep
interest"
in
any
de-'eisloii
the
United
Kingdom
takes
'
concerning
sterling
balances
which
she
ho'.ds
for
other
Polaris
Taku
STOCKS
rjasseniers
in
Ocean
Falls
harbor
last
May
31.
I
Seamen
Held
On
Roasting
Plant
moves.
They
snared
rebounds,
intercepted
passes
and
checked
cleverly.
It
was
gralifyin
to
note
how
some
had
that
acute
fense
of
timinn
so
that
they
.-.V.V.-
-"--
...
.
ilOCKEY
SCURKS
an
aircraft
while
under
the
influence
of
a
stimulant
was
t
...
i;....
..n....V.t..n
rlnn.o
Assault
Charge
regime
of
President
Juan
I).
Pcroa
were
seized
yesterday.
While
federal
police
stood
guard,
government
auditors
examined
the
financial
records
of
the
newspapers.
The
em-mitlee
said
it
would
investigate
that
lncilK
and
Egypt,
two
of
the
VAVAv.VWWWrf
dropped
with
consent
of
Crown
could
intervene
to
spoil
the
Two
seamen
of
the
Royal
Prosecutor
R.
M.
Howard,
of
j
biggest
owners
of
sterling,
ai
e
Vancouver.
Canadian
Navy
are
being
held
in
dribbler.
Then
there
were
the
others
r-iaalnr4tir
ttppeaH'
Stlnglwiise"
was"aksessed
$13
An
ore
roasting
plant
which
will
permit
Polaris
Taku
muie
at
Tulsequah
to
ship
part
of
its
production
'
as
refined
gold
wiM
gty
into
.action
soon,
according
to
resident
'Mining
Engineer
Fred
Hemsworth,
who
has
returned
from
a
northern
trip.
Mr.
Hemsworth
arrived
back
I
source
of
funds
of
the
news-
i
.....
Some
dribbled
too
much,
shot
court
costs
in
addition
to
the
3Krtnoi
developed
nepers
and
tjic
two
news
too
ulteo.
fine,
with
an
alternative
of
making
persistent
demands
that
sterling
be
released.
The
exact
arnormV
of
fhr'sc
"hoidffiss"
lla
never
been
made
public.
Talks
towards
foriniilalin';
a
decision
are
scheduled
to
be
held
among
Canada,
UniWl
States
the
team
spirit
or
realized
the
need
for
eo-oixrat.ion.
When
three
months
in
"jail.
He
was
allowed
until
November
30
to
Vaiitouvfr
'
9.95
i
C3.i
0
tuirl
1.3i
I
03
W
I.kcuI
.30
vMjorix
..',
-
.03
;lle
5.05
J
3.35
B.ider
03V2
16
"2
McDonald
2.40
j
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118
Premier
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Uvr-r
14
i
10
Ih.Ul
08
i
,
WEDNESDAY
"
if
N.I1.I..
rlolu4.
Jtium
JdWWi--
Hosion
3,
Toronto
1
Pacific
Coast
Los
Angeles
4,
San
Francisco
i
Tacoma
2,
Portland
0
San
Diego
4,
New
Westminster
2.
'TUESDAY
Oresno
fcan
Francisco
0
Victoria
;.
San
Diego
3
Vancouver
7,
New
Westminster
3
they
passed
they
did
so
without
planning,
or
failed
to
Ret
pay
the
fine.
Defence
Counsel
T.
A.
Dohn
in
the
city
on
the
Princess
Norah
'
ance
in
County
Court
for
election
on
charges
of
indecent
assault-
against
a
woman
at
Ocean
Falls
on
Sunday.
The
pair,
Michael
Parker
and
Otto
Schramm,'
crew
members
of
H.
M.
C.
S.
Antlgonish,
were
brought
to
the
city
Wednesday
by
Sgt.
W.
B.
MacBrayne
of
the
Ocean
Falls
detaenment
of
the
provincial
police
after
appearing
after
a
fortnight's
visit
to
Tulsequah
and
Atlin,
where
he
visited
said
that
he
and
his
client
and
Ihe
United
Kingdom
at
a
tripartite
continuing
economic
committee
established
in
agr.-i-ies.
Kiioixi)
Ki:sk;n?
OTTAWA
Angus
Mclnnis
(Cf'I'-Vaneouver
East)
said
today
.Minister
of
Justice
Gar-son
should
resign
for
the
way
he
had
handled
the
report
on
an
alleged
price-fixing
combine
in
the
flour-milling
industry.
He
made
the
statcmejit
as
members
continued
a
claiisc-hy-t
lausc
study
of
a
bill
aimed
at
strengthening
the
two
of
Northern
B.
C.'s
promising
gold
producers,
Polaris
Taku
and
into
position
to
receive
a
pass.
It
was
evident
anions
the
be-ninners
how
they
!(
failed
to
check
tiieir
opposite
numbers
but
rather
tended
to
all
get
In
a
bunch
round
the
ball
and
were
studying
(t;he
possibility
of
appealing
the
conviction.
-
Future
.
of
Westinghouse's
the
Nolan
mine
.
pilot's
license,
which
has
been
Polaris
Taku's
roasting
plant,
under
suspension
since
the
in
which
will
go
Into
use
about
the
leave
the
opposition
.
open.
These
points
are
what'
one
would
expect
among
beginners.
cident
almost
six
months
ago,
lies
in
the
hands
of
the
Civil
end
or
the
month,
will"
take
tlon
about
half
of
the
mine's
production,
reducing
the
gold
to
a
refined
state.
Its
initial
opera
before
Justice
of
the
Peace
Milo
Fougner
for
preliminary
hearing
on
Monday.
The
two
are
alleged
to
have
attacked
a
29-year-old
woman
who
accompanied
them
to
their
ship
while
It
was
at
Ocean
Falls
at
tho
week-end
on
a
training
MORE
tNF.MPI.OVEI)
OTTAWA
There
are
twice
as
many
unemployed
in
Canada
this
fall
as
there
were
last.
In
October
this
year
105,000
were
on
unemployment
insurance
payments
compared
with
last
year.
But
it
was
equally
satisfying
to
iiif.te
how
much
better
the
Mr.
and
Mrs;.
E.
L.
Dale
are
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
George
tonight
for
a
trip
to
Aeronautics
Board
of
the
Department
of
Transport,
which
launched
the
prosecution.
The
trial,
which
resumed
at
tion
will
be
on
a
test
basis.
I
Seattle
and
elsewhere
in
the
Ore
production
Is
3Q0
tons
!
south..
iinaiij;n)
4.25
.
25
I
1-25
I
7.50
l.duc
i.r.o
D
I
13
50
f
-5
I
1
!!)
players
with
even
a
years
experience
were.
Th"n
eich
had
its
coach.
Must
nre
youns
players
and
tlicy
ar"
doin?
a
Rood
joli.
daily,
which
is
redviced
to
30
tons
4
p.m.
Wednesday,
continued
through
until
9:30
with
a
brief
nipper
pause
as
Defence
Coun
of
concentrate.
Half
of
the
con-
cruise.
,
AuUgonish
is
scheduled
to
visit
Frlnce
Rupert
on
December
3.
The
light
Thai
Muj!
No!
Fail
Combines
Investigation
Act.
Mr.
Mclnnis
said
he
agreed
with
George
Drew,
Progreslve-C'onservativc
leader
,that
the
Minister
of
Justice
had
placed
himself
in
a
position
where
lie
should
not
be
giv.-i
any
more
powesr
under
the
Combines
Investigation
Art.
,
FAGI.K
VNltm
WAV
SKATTMv
The
Panamanian
ship
Kafcle,
which
was
helpless
t
.
I
sel
Duhm
presented
witnesses.
Witnesses
for
the
prosecution
wVre
heard
on
September
9
when
the
trial
opened.
entrate
will
be
processed
in
the
cyanide
roasting
plant
Currently,
about
180
men
are
employed
at
the
mine.
-
-
At
the
Nolan-mine,
a
placer
There
were
Steve
Dumas,
Jimmy
Klewin,
Itirold
and
Roy
Webber,
and
Roy
Mcintosh.
Two
teachers
were
ctivine
of
...
.
3
5
38
.07
...
930
A
veteran
pilot
with
3,067
I
llieir
spare
time
and
it
was
NEW
HOME
OF
LEGION
operation
near
Atlin,
two
under-
hours
in
command
of
aircraft
IVI-
..
Toro-iio
h"
4
A"1-
particularly
interesting
to
note
that
one
was
a
l.idy.
Miss
Mau
during
the
last
17
years,
West-
jSround
tunnels
have
been
sunK
In3h0u.se
admit
ted
to
the
court
I
to
a
depth
of
200
feet.
Forty
men
for
24
hours
in
the
racilic
after
a
fire
in
his
engine
room,
got
under
way
again"
shortly
after
midnight
a.-vi
is
now
heading
for
port.
that
he
had
had
"two
or
three"
glasses
of
beer
before
an
attempted
flight
from
Ocean
reen
Adlard,
of
Borden
Street,
j
School,
is
building
up
a
team
of
bepitmers
into
a
unit
that
...in
Hn
much
better
as
the
Contractors
Make
Progress
With
Renovatic.T
Renovation
from
former
quar-
are
employed
there.
Operation
plan,
being
directed
by
McLeod
White,
its
new
manager
,1s
to
run
drift
tunnels
along
the
bedrock
formation,
taking
out
four
feet
of
gravel
and
two
.Ill,
.11
.55
.2B
.H'2
no
:;
1
.05
Falls
to
Bella
Bella
on
May
31.
ters
of
wartime
H.M.C.S.
Chat-'
with
two
passengers
who
had
t
weeks
pass
by.
But
then
she
.
from
Kimberley,
a
city
note:l
ham
officers
to
hie
spacious
and
'
his
plane
under
charter.
The
R.
Boner
feet
of
bedrock.
Results
so
far
modern
future
premises
of
the
passengers
were
J
have
been
high
grade,
Mr.
Hems
Sees
Full
Canadian
Legion
is
expected
to
and
A.
W.
Rogers,
Vancouver
be
completed
by
January
but
,
salesmen.
for
its
prowess
in
nearly
all
;inds
of
sport.
The
"Dyna-niters"
really
U
places-
Vice-principal
Joe
Ooscoe,
of
Kin
(Continued
on
Fays
2)
.47
4
75
0
55
1
SwAsW
"
F'iw&mb
not
in
time
for
any
New
Year's
j
prosecution
witnesses,
includ-'eve
celebration.
ling
Boner
and
Rogers,
testified
James
Greer,
of
Greer
and
j
on
September
9
that
Westlng-
worth
said.
Mr
.White,
formerly
with
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Co.
is
considered
an
expert
on
placer
operation.
Nationhood
Brldden,
contractors,
staien
yes-
house
had
been
drunK
wnen
ns
terday
that
major
portion
of
attempted
to
take
the
plane
off
(House
Building
1
mm
m
Vellow
k:iire
'"
4r.'i:
.
i
i
-
'If"
vQiii'a'c.
...
Rowan
.
;i
...
&w
gam
work
was
done
an
only
finishing
for
Bella
Bella
on
a
charter
TASS
MAY
SOON
of
Inside
walls
and
floors
re-
flight.
rrime
Minister
Allaches
Importance
to
Foilhcomins.
Conference
OTTAWA,
(P-Prlnie
Minislel
Is
Going
Ahead
BE
DEMl-TASS
work
was
done
and
only
finish-
j,0t
intoxicated?
ing
of
inside
walls
and
floors
re-
1
Defence
witnesses
Wednesday
malned.
Plastering
of
walls
and
indicated
to
the
court
that
that
phase
oi
renovation
yester-
j
while
Westinghouse
had
visited
Ottawa
Iff')
Canada's
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
expresses
hope
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.70
.06''
i
05
'
j
.46
..a
curnnl.
that,
"by
the
end
oi
iyu,
iim
day
made
way
for
further
and
the
beer
parlor
01
ine
mu
mnre
ranld
construction.
I
inn
for
more
than
an
hour
on
'-"ng
L,,
!"
Red
I
house
butuiing
..,.-1
ahead
in
the
first
eight
months
total
of
55,-435
of
this
year
with
a
constructed,
an
increase
of
12.000
over
the
same
period
last
year.
t
t.
.!.,..
IV,o
earlier
slows
nf
.
tVio
a
ft.pmoon
of
MaV
31.
he
ada
will
have
assumed
all
attributes
and
"all
responsibility
of
full
nationhood."
Speaking
as
leader
of
the
Liberal
party,
the
Prime
Minister
c
i,i
"last,
traces
of
colonial
Lake
...
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MIL
vt...v.
w
.....
.
ennsi.ruei.lon.
it
was
decided
by,
had
Showed
no
signs
of
intoxi
the
building
committee
of
the
cation
when
he
went
to
his
IMsLM
mm
LONDON
(CP)
Ths
Government
announced
Wednesday
that
it
may
change
the
law
conferring
diplomatic
Immunity
on
Tass,
the
official
Russian'
news
agency.
A
British
court
of
appeal
ruled
last
June
that
Tass
had
diplomatic
immunity
and
could
not
be
sued
for
libel.
Lord
Chancellor
Viscount
Jowett
announced
In
the
House
of
Lords
that
the
law
might
have
to
be
changed.
r
ei
tA
lpavp
the
front
of
the
Diane
to
continue
the
flight
However,
starts
on
new
uu..o
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1.73
67.25
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are
latsulng.
said
the
Bureau
of
slaU)..-
will
disappear
only
when
hniidiiiff
untouched.
But
plans
.
south
wpst.imrhmise
said
that
he
federal
and
provincial
govern
were
changed
and
a
shingle
and
pic
R-ri
i.akc
W
Cbrkshult
...
;t
..z
f.-.n
"mrt,
Crow
Si.'.rt,
Statistics
on
Tuesday.
i
elaht
months
period
total
starts
was
"verv
unwell"
as
a
result
ments
agree
on
a
method
of
siding
front
is
now
being
added
It
was
expected
opening
of
the
j
of
a
week's
continuous
flying
57.827
units,
com-nared
were
made
on
with
60,465
last
year.
coincide
wlUl
irregular
meais,
new
building
would
,
:i.ci
.(OA
He
said
that
he
had
presumed
amending
the
constitution
on
matters
affecting
both
of
them.
A
conference
to
seek
that
agreement
Is
being
called
for
January
10.
he
said,
and
its
success
with
Armistice
Day,
but,
finding
4C-
"'uonio
LOCALHDES
irri.iuv
November
25,
1949
Rouyn
.3?
out
that
this
was
Impossible,
I
local
prophets
set
the
date
as.
wait
until
Greer
and
Brldden,
in
such
matters,
de-Everybody
Christmas
or
New
Year's
eve.
experienced
wants
to
be
a
coincide
when
opening"
ceremonies
tractor.
But
they
will
have
to
will
be
held.
will
"depend
oil
gooawm,
w-
E.
L.
Hartwlg
is
sailing
on
the
.
1
Prince
Georgs
this
evening
c
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
operation
and
statesmanship
of
provincial
governments
as
well
T:t
Gordon
Rock
Von
River
I
Miller
!r
Canada
2.C
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l.f
3
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to-
:18
"
High
S
16-47
18.9
feet
Low
10:59
10.1
1
feet
23:3b
'
5.5
feet
.
.
.
,
as
the
federal
government-
'
-
.
.
....
....
...
.