provincial
lib?.a?.y,
victoria',
2.
c.
113
DRUGS
PHOME
maST
ES
jje
II
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NXWSPAPER
SOKE
j
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
f
STAR
CABS
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
209.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
4,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
N
CRISIS
IS
MOT
YET
SETTLED
;
,.
...
1,11,1.,
A
II.
P
w
j
'
7
IS
ARRESTED
III
BANK
ROBBERY
Sutletiu
Communists
Endeavour
To
Upset
Government
In
Western
Germany
Vancouver
Waiter
Arrested
Following
Recent
Hold-l'p
In
Vancouver
:
VANCOUVER
O)
Gordon
(Blackle
I
Lyons,
'
31
-
year
-
old
BERLIN
(CP)
Berlin's
communist
press
today
threatened
reprisals
against
Germans
who
are
Vancouver
waiter,
yesterday
was
charged
with
robbery
with
vio
lence
in
connection
with
the
forging
a
western
government
at
Bonn
and
accused
them
of
"high
treason."
A
Soviet-controlled
news
$10,000
nold-up
of
the
Broadway
paper
said:
"Every
German
who
helps
at
Bonn
to
branch
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
here
August
23.
His
24
-year
-old
common-law
create
a
separate
western
German
state
tears
the
unity
of
Germany.
Some
day
b'l
BRITAIN
SELLING
RUBBER
LONDON
The
Board
of
Trade
announced
today
that
Britain
is
selling
the
United
States
part
of
her
stocks
of
natural
rubber
for
stock
piling
purposes.
This
is
the
first
transaction
under
the,
American
economic
co-operation
agreement.
MAYOR
JONES
BURIED
VANCOUVER
Mayor
Charles
Jones,
victim
of
cancer
and
heart
ailment,
was
buried
yesterday.
Premier
B.
I.
Johnson
and
the
cabinet
were
among
honorary
pallbearers
and
were
accompanied
by
two
bands
and
a
guard
of
honor
of
200
policemen
and
firemen.
"He
was
an
ordinary
man
raised
to
extraordinary
stature
by
sheer
application
and
de-dency,"
said
lie
v.
John
Low
of
St.
Nicholas
Church
where
the
ceremonies
were
held.
SEEK
FABULOUS
MINE
HIGH
RIVER,
Alta.
Veteran
miners,
Albert
will
be
asked
to
account
for
t."
MISSING
PLANE
wife,
arrested
with
him
in
a
suburban
shack,
was
released.
Two
bandits
who
robbed
the
IS
LOCATED
bank
are
both
believed"
to
be
Meantime
Russians
kept
up
their
drive
to
take
over
political
control
of
Germany
in
spi
of
the
continuing
four-power
talks
aimed
at
solving
the
73-
the
maroon
car
"exhibitionists'
who
were
responsible
for
several
bank
Jobs
here
earlier
this
year.
WINNIPEG
A
missing
pon-.
tooned
Norseman
aircraft,
carrying
a
crew
of
four,
was
found
last
nighLJn
the
Keewatin
dis
Edgar
L.
Warner
;
APPRECIATIVE
Charmed
with
the
appearance
of
this
city
and
highly
appreciative
of
the
hospitality
which
was
extended
to
him
during,
a
two-day
visit
was
Ed.
Warner,
Tacoma
pipe
manufacturing
executive,
who
paid
an
offl-
cial
visit
to
the
local
Rotary
Club
in
his
capacity
as
district
governor.
He
thought
.
that
the
townsite
of
Prince
Rupert
was
one
of
unique
beauty.
After
visiting
all
the
Rotary
Clubs
of
Alaska
as
far
north
as
Nome,
Mr.
Warner
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
Wednesday
and
last
night
proceeded
by
.
train
to
Prince
George.
He
win
visit
the
club
there
tonight
and
enplane
tomorow
morning
'
for
his
home
In
Tacoma.
,
'
day-old
crisis.
r'tiiiun'ii
a.i'ifriainii'ifliV?'Wfr
trict.
Northwest
Territories.
Th;
plane,
missing
since
Thursday,
had
landed
because
of
bad
SCHUMANN
TRY
AGAIN
FRIEND"
TESTIFIES
AT
UI
S
TKIAL
ReiKO
weather
on
a
small
lake.
The
pilot
had
-waited
until
weather
cleared
for
a
take-off.
Four
'MARGIE'
COMING
HOME
NEXT
WEEK
Miss
Margaret
Brain,
who
went
to
Vancouver
to
become
Queen
of
the
Vancouver
Exhibition,
winning
a
trip
to
Hollywood
in
the
bargain,
will
return
home
on
the
Catala
next
Peterson
and
Jack
Hunt
yesterday
launched
a
new
search
for
the
long
lost
famous
Lemon
gold
mine
lieved
to
have
been
located
over
a
mountain
pass
PARIS
a
Robert
Schuman
said
today
that
he
had
with
trllnend"
of
P.F.C.
William
C.
Manis,
of
,!i!ies
as
trial
of
Manis
on
murder
charge
r
m:t
martial
in
Yokohama.
Manis,
who
is
hr.nri
in
front
of
his
fare,
is
charged
with
j.,bn
A
Hyan.
of
Albany.
N
Y..
Catholic
,
pr;,-in.
The
crime
is
said
to
have
been
R.
C.
A.
F.
aircraft
had
been
searching.
drawn
his
resignation
as
Premier
-
Designate
and
would
try
again
to
form
a
new
French
is
and
Father
Kyan
were
engaged
in
a
Mrs.
J.
L.
M
c
E
w
e
n
and
h
;pe
chaplain
weklnc
to
have
Manis
break
Friday
afternoon
from
the
south.
Arrangements
are
being
made
for
a
suitable
welcome.
daughter
leK
ast
night
by
government.
Communist-Inspired
strikes
are
reported
throughout
the
country.
n
!hc
nil
Major
E.
J.
wngm,
ol
Ayer,
Mass.,
train
for
i
visit
in
Smithers.
BLOODSHED
III
rf
here.
,
immiH
in
i
rwtrstmm
i
TERRORIZED
BY
VOLCANO
al
Warfare
Amonq
'FRISCO
STRIKE
EAN
FRANCISCO
W
Water
-
'
ti
r
.
r
..
MANILA
0i
Thirty
thous
and
frightened
natives
were
aims
u)asi
roreseen
l
4
f
rent
employees
and
Harry
Bridges'
C.I.
O.
!
longshoremen
drew
their
lines
tighter
.
today
rona
ofttr
TiKht
to--a
finish"
.
in
the
maritime'
shrike
on
the
United
States
west
coast.
ViTrt-'fi
Pi
PrtspoetTf
f
ull-tcale
nr
m
tW
Pacific
Coast
apiearetl
:Vj
tii'c.sf
nt
shin
union
controversy.
rescued
today
from
sulphurous
smoked
ashtt,
n
lava,
of
.rearing
Hlbokhibok
volcano
on
tiny
Camiguin
Island.
-
A
steady
stream
of
hot
lava
flowed
down
tne
mountain
but
so
far
only
one
man
has
been
caught
In
It
and
he
escaped
with
his
life.
to
come
Mwecn
the
Seafarers'
In-n
'.American
Federation
of
Labor),
'"'hiiemhcrs,
and
the
Canadian
Sea-
First
blood
i,f
;the
strike
was
drawn
today
at
Wilmington,
port
for
the
Los
jVhgrl,
when
sailors
and
union
pi'ifcets
battled
over
the
unloading
of
a
lumber
men's
Union
T.
L.C.)
with
ship.
Heads
were
struck
and
more
than
l&W)
members.
knuckles
bruised
in
the
melee.
00K
James
Thompson,
vlce-presi-
severar
pack
horse
ciays'
west
of
here.
They
crossed
the
Rockies
into
British
Columbia
yesterday
in
search
for
the
mine
which
is
reported
to
have
been
discovered
in
1870
by
two
miners
known
only
as
Lemon
and
Black
Joe.
Stories
of
its
richness
have
over-shadowed
talcs
of
death
to
those
attempting
to
find
it.
CALLS
FOR
SESSION
OTTAWA
M.
J.
Cold
well,
C.C.F.
leader.-yes-terdav
called
for
a.
special
session
of
Parliament
to
deal
with
freight
rates
and
"other
urgent
xnt-ters."
Heakl
that
an-aiitumrVfsfykm
was
"absolutely
necessary"
in
view
of
the
freight
rates
situa--tio'n
and
the
increasing
cost
of
living.
Parliament
is
ordinarily
not
clue
to
meet
in
regular
session
until
the-New
Year,
possibly
January.
MAY
HALT
IRON
EXPORT
OTTAWA
Plans
for
the
shipping
of
Texada
Island,
British
Columbia,
iron
ore'to
Japan
may
be
halted
it
was
indicated
here
Friday
by
a
government
official
who
said
he
did"
not
believe
the
shipment
of
250,000
tons
would
be
allowed
because
Canada
needs
every
bit
of
iron
ore
she
can
get.
TO
LEARN
DRIVING
VICTORIA
Grade
II
students
in
British
Columbia
high
schools
are
to
receive
courses
in
automobile
driving
as
part
of
the
provincial
government
program
to
improve
driving
standards.
Three
hundred
students
will
be
given
"the
course
during
the
coming
school
term.
WINS
TORONTO
SWIM
TORONTO
Stephen
Wozniak,
33,
Buffalo,
yesterday
outlasted
a
field
of
51
to
win
the
men's
professional
swimming
championship
and
$5000
first
prize
money
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
ten-mile
swim.
His
time
was
4
hours
29
minutes-16
seconds.
Ben
Gazcl,
Toronto,
was
second
and
won
$2500.
Gianni
Gambi,
Italian,
who
rient
on
the
Pacific
Coast
for
the
Two
men,
Including
policemen,
are
in
hospital
and
ten
others
ow
Canadian
Seamen's
Union,
said
that
rieepsea
men
"will
not
required
first
aid
treatment.
0.
C.
Football
Eglish
league
First
Division
Aston
Villa
1,
Derby
County
1
Burnley
"0,
Newcastle
United
change
their
affiliation.
"They
1
of
Ta.t
i
l
lav
are
not
going
to
take
over
as
they
did
on
the
Oreat
Lakes"
A
Seafarer
s'
International
'FRISCO
SHRINERS
COMING
TUESDAY
Second
party
of
its
kind
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
this
sum
'''a'luT
lias
i,,
(Union
spokesman
here
said
they
n
fiver
I)
received
no
orders
and
are
pa.il
week.
inu
hw
1
awaiting
the
return
to
pon,
oi
'f
a
day
ori
David
Joyce,
secretary-treasurer,
lrom
Montreal.
ulliiit'
and
over
)'
in
umi
ii
m'Mmi
t
mi
J
''a.
accord
"
'P
report,
0f
JULIANA
IS
QUEEN
lo'ial
linil-
mer,
members
or
isiara
bnrine
Temple
ot
San
Francisco
and
their
ladies,
the
group
numbering
one
hundred
persons,
will
be
In
the
city
next
Tuesday
afternoon
aboard
the
steamer
Chilcotin
In
the
course
of
a
specially-
a
f
r
a
n
g
e,
d
Alaska
cruise.
The
vessel
Is
due
at
4
p.
m.
from
Vancouver
and
will
remain
until
midnight
when
departure
will
be
taken
for
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway,
Sitka
and
other
northern
points.-
The
party
will
be
entertained
while
here
ty
the
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club.
Harold
Crompton;
assistant
traffic
manager
of
the
Union
"d
m
Mant-
Art
of
Abdication
is
Completed
by
Juilana
of
the
Netherlands
AMSTERDAM
Wllhel-mina,
for
fifty
years
Queen
of
the
Netherlands,
today
presen
Charlton
Athletic
3,
Manchester
City
2
Chelsea
2,
Bolton
Wanderers
2
Everton
0,
Birmingham
City
5
!
Manchester
United
4,
Mid-i
dlesbrough
1
Sheffield
United
1,
Arsenal
1
Stoke
City
0
Portsmouth
1
Sunderland
2,
Blackpool
2
Wolverhampton
0,
Liverpool
0
Second
Division
Barnsley
1.
Cardiff
City
1
Bradford
4,
Luton
Town
1
Brentford
2
Lincoln
City
1
Bury
2,
Fulham
0
Grimsby
Town
1,
Blackburn
Rovers
2
Leeds
United
4,
Coventry
City
1
-
Leicester
City
2,
Sheffield
Wednesday
2
Nottingham
Forest
1,
Plymouth
Argyle
0
Southampton
3,
Queens
Park
Rangers
0
Totenhanr
Hotsur
4,
Chesterfield
0
INDIAN
PREMIER
GETS
IwiO
SWING
Strange
goings
on
for
a
prime
minister,
you'll
say.
But
there's
more
in
this
swinging
than
meets
the
eye.
Prime
minister
Pandit
Jawahar
Lai
Nehru
of
India
is
observing
a
traditional
custom
of
"Sawan,"
a
summer
period
during
which
men,
women
and
children
usually
make
merry,
mostly
by
the
swing
method,
to
celebrate
coming
of
the
rains.
8
1'skatrliewan
0ff
''H-r
than
'I
Sa..ka.rh-
J
rv,,M
is
.Hl.,t
at,
lea-it
f
required
to
ted
her
daughter,
Juliana,
to
chcerine
crowds
as
their
new
Steamship
Co.,
Is
coming
north
from
Vancouver
as
company
representative
on
the
trip.
,-1
'1
9
in
northern
jfehewan
will
;1t
,J,''"e
con-la
sown
coarsr
fllER
claimed
recently
that
he
had
swum
trie
,ngnsn
Channel,
found
'the
pace
too
fast
and
dropped
out
after
three
miles.
SASKATOON
TAKES
LEAD
SASKATOON
Saskatoon
Merchants
went
two
games
up,
last
night
in
the
Western
Canada
men's
senior
softball
championship
by
defeating
Vancouver
Narrows
5
to
2.
The
Merchants
had
won
the
first
game
in
the
best-of-fiye
series
4
to
3.
The
third
game
is
scheduled
for
tonight.
Queen.
Wllhelmlna,'
aged
68.
announced
that
she
had
just
signed
an
act
of
abdication,
The
39-year
old
new
Queen,
who
came
to
the
throne
because
of
her
mother's
ill
health
then
addressed
t.h
e
crowd.
"Together
we
go
forward
courageously,"
she
said.
West
Ham-
United
1,
West
la,s:,rlt
Inlet
Canadian
Should
Go
Easy
On
Fuel
OTTAWA
W
A
government
spokesman
said
today
that
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
will
Issue
an
official
warning
soon
that
Canadians
must
go
easy
on
coal
and
fuel
oil
this
winter.
He
said
the
fuel
picture
looked
brighter
than
a
year
ago
but
shortage
'ilnum
Mon-
LOCAL
i
lDES
(Standard
Time)
Sunday,
September
5.
1948
eal.r
h
Hi
Bromwlch
Albion
0
Scottish
League
"A"
Division
Aberdeen
1,-
Hibernians
2
Albion
Rovers
3,
Celtic
3
Clyde
3,
Falkirk
3
High
2:24
22.6
feet
f1
now
bad
I1?
With
nrae-
14:49
22.3
feet
Low
8:37
1.6
feet
'len
on
the
East
Fife
2.
Patrick
Thistle
0
Hearte
1,
St.
Mirreri3
20:59
2.6
feet
Queen
of
the
South
2
Mother-
difficulties
still
persisted.
I
welll
BENES
TO
HAVE
iSES
Rangers
2,
Third
Lanark
1
Norton
vs
Dundee
Ground
unfit.
STATE
FUNERAL
Baseball
Score
National
New
York
7-6,
Brooklyn
5-3
Philadelphia
1,
Boston
3
Chicago
10,
Pittsburgh
1
American
Cleveland
7-3,
St.
Louis
0-4
Washington
2-2,
New
York
6-5.
Boston
2,
Philadelphia
0.
Detroit
5,
Chicago
2.
Western
International
Victoria
9,
Bremerton
2
Spokane
3,
Wenatchee
2
Yakima
8,
Salem
7.
Tacoma
4-7,
Vancouver
2-3
Pacific
Coast
Hollywood
2-5,
Sacramento
13-1
Portland
1,
San
Francisco
5
Oakland
6,
San
Diego
0
Seattle
1,
Los
Angeles
7
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
The
coastal
area
of
the
province
Is
once
more
coming
into
a
southwesterly
circulation
of
moist
cool
Pacific
air
and
cloudy,
showery
weather
is
expected
to
be
general
tomorrow
in
the
coastal
areas.
The
interior
sections
of
the
province
should
remain
fair
and
warmer.
Forecast
North
coast
and
Queen
CharlottesCloudy
with
showers
today
and
Sunday.
Winds
light.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Sunday
At
Port
Hardy,
Masse
tt
and
62.
and
Prince
Rupert-50
Mrs
I.
Jolly
left
last
nieht
by
train
for
a
trip
to
Fort
Qu
Appelle,
Saskatchewan.
PRAGUE
(CP)
A
state
funeral
will
be
held
Wednesday
or
Thursday
for
Former
President
Edouard
Benes
who
died
Friday.
He
will
be
buried
near
Edmonton
Lawyer
Is
Bar
President
OTTAWA
0'
Stanley
H.
Mc-Cuaig,
short
soft-spoken
lawyer
from
Edmonton,
was
yesterday
named
president
of
the
Canadian
Bar
Association
as
the
five-day
convention
closed
with
Banff
chosen
for
the
next
convention
city.
Flans
were
announced
for
a
$50,000
survey
of
the
legal
profession
in
Canada.
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to-IPi
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by
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miles
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country
home
at
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NOTICE
TO
THE
PUBLIC
The
Civic
Centre
Building
except
for
Office
and
Public
Library
and
Restaurant)
will
be
closed
during
the
period
Sept
7-12,
for
annual
renovations
and
overhaul
of
equip-
Ustl.
60
miles
south
of
Prague.
NO
PAPER
MONDAY
BRITISH
CADETS
ON
CANADIAN
TOUR-British
air
cadets
are
given
a
few
particulars
on
the
Horseshoe
Falls,
by
lion.
Charles
Daley
when
they
stopped
over
at
Niagara
Falls,
Ont.,
the
guests
iment.
Monday
being
Labor
Day
and
a
public
holiday,
the
Dally
News
will
not
be
published.
The
next
regular
issue
will
be
on
Pules
east
of
D.
Forward,
Secretary.
The
survey
will
take
three
years.
of
the
Niagara
parks
commission.
damage
was
Tuesday
afternoon.