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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWKPAPEK
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port-Trinee
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
200.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
25,
1948
j
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
EM
y
l
Brings
End
to
Problem
of
Refugee
Teachers
Effects
of
Latest
Kremlin
Order
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
Soviet-ordered
halt
Murphy
Not
j
5
.
SulietittJ
HEY
to
all
consular
dealings
between
the
United
States
a
ifpjrtmrnl
Being
Fired
Defies
Ouster
By
C.C.L.
of
Miners'
Union
VANCOUVER
:
Five
thousand
hard
rock
miners
and
smel
and
Russia
wrote
an
apparent
ena
today
to
the
case
of
the
refugee
Russian
school
teachers.
The
Kremlin's
decision
came
suddenly
but
not
unexpectedly.
The
Russian
government,
reacting
sharply
to
the
5
,023
fprwi-
3?
Department
j
is
usually
busy
i
Soviet
consul-general
from
New
inpy
from
t:i.'
ter
workers
were
automatical!;
track
d.-n
J
Ur,tn
removed
from
the
Canadian
Choosing
Miss
PNE
York,
has
chopped
off
all
consular
ties
with
the
United
States.
The
action
entails
closing
of
Russian
consulates
In
New
York
and
San
Francisco,
closing
of
the
United
States
consulate
at
Vladivos
when
the
rfl
i
I
al
11
.
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i
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c
.
vt
1
!.
-
-
tok
and
the
voiding
of
an
agree
'
iw
and
,,f
Mine,
Mill
and
Smelter
Work-i
CIO.
money
ro-'m
Despite
el-
Along
with
the
suspension
of
the
Inconi"
tnP
union,
Harvey
Murphy
of
jbie
to
i
Vancouver,
1U
western
regional
director.
Is
barred
from
C.C.L.
ment
granting
the
United
States
the
right
to
open
a
consulate
In
Leningrad.
MARSHALL
NOT
WORRIED
WASHINGTON
Commenting
today
on
the
withdrawal
by
Soviet
Russia
of
its
consulates
to
the
United
States,
Secretary
of
State
George
Marshall
said
the
action
was
"regrettable
but
not
serious."
Formal
diplomatic
relations
were
not
involved
since
consulates
dealt
only
with
commercial
waters.
The
closure
of
the
United
States
consulate
at
Vladivostok
would
be
accepted.
It
had
been
subject
to
so
many
restrictions
that
it
was
not
of
much
use
anyway,
Marshall
said.
REWARD
FOR
MINES
OTTAWA
Department
of
Transport
has
announced
that
a
reward
of
$100
will
be
paid
to
anyone
locating
floating
mines
and
remaining
by
them
until
the
authorities
can
be
contacted
and
the
scene
reached.
Body
activities
for
two
years.
Murphy
is
also
vice-president
df
the
British
Columbia
Federation
of
Labor,
a
C.C.L.
affiliate.
Reason
for
the
ouster
as
given
by
the
C.CX.
executive
did
not
mention
communism
but
labor
leaders
here
reported
that
the
ucUon
was
known
to
be
a
climax
to
the
batthp
of
C.C.L.
leaden;
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Selection
of
Miss
P.
N.
E.
at
the
Vancouver
Exhibition
will
be
announced
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon.
Margaret
Brain,
as
Miss
Prince
Rupert,
has
been
proving
a
popular
entry
and
showed
up
well
among
the
other
British
Columbia
beauties.
The
Exhibition
opened
today
with
a
34
mile
long
parade
through
city
streets.
Acting
Premier
Herbert
An-scomb,
Attorney
General
Gordon
Wismer,
Minister
of
Agriculture
Frank
Putman
and
Minister
of
Education
W.
T.
Straith
are
among
those
in
atetndance.
THE
WEATHER
ed
ARABS
INSISTING
ON
JEW
PEACE
CAIRO
'(P)
Commander
of
Arab
Legion
forces
In
Jerusalem
has
notified
the
United
Nations
that
his
army
will
not
brook
further
alleged
violations'
of
the
truce
by
the
Jews.
.id
Urines
lt
fet
-Tiie
east-1
WHERE
MRS
KOSENKINA
WAS
FOUND
This
photo-dia
gram
of
the
rear
of
the
Soviet
consulate
at
7
East
61st
Street,
New
York,
shows
physical
surroundings
of
spot
where
Mrs.
Ok-sana
Koskenkina
was
found
after
she
jumped
from
third
storey
window.
Arrow
shows
the
open
window
and
cross
marks
spot
where
she
landed.
Notice
broken
telephone
wire
leading
into
the
house,
leading
to
speculation
that
she
may
have
attempted
to
climb
down
the
wire
in
an
escape'
attempt
when
the
wire
broke.
brought
thr
Churches
l
i
:
er
three
day
1
Two
More
Berlin
Zonal
Shootings
BERLIN
O)
Two
more
shoot
.peeches,
th'
to
brass
tak
;
;
.
Synopsis
the
chnrchi's
ing
affrays
at
the
zonal
fron
to
rid
the
organization
of
com-rmmi::t
Influence.
Murphy
said
he
would
appial
to
the
C.C.U
convention
in
Toronto
next
month.
"I
will
continue
as
.organizer
and
worker
for
the
mining
industry'
employees.
Mother
or
no
Moshei',"
he
said.
(A.
R.
Mosher
Is
president
of
the
C.C.L.
He
had
been
attacked
by
the
U.MM.
and
6
W.
ifficial
paper).
The
weather
remains
excep
w
world
si
ii-
!
tiers
punctuated
the
east-west
TYPOS
IN
tionally
unsettled
in
western
in
tug-of-war
Germany,
police
STALIN
FOR
PARLEY
MOSCOW
Premier
Joseph
Stalin
is
reported
to
be
proposing
another
four-power
conference
on
Germany
but
what
restrictions
he
might
impose
upon
it
are
not
known.
VISA
FOR
BARBARA
TORONTO
It
was
announced
today
that
Barbara
Ann
Scott,
Olympic
skating
star,
had
been
granted
a
visa
to
enter
the
United
States.
Her
manager
said
th,at
she
had
had
several
offers
but
hone
had
yet
lieerTdeYinitely
accepted.
Canada.
The
temperature
a
Stalin
Meeting
Was
Nearly
Five
Hours
MOSCOW
W
The
latest
conference
on
Monday
night
be
reponeo.
uraay.
doui
victims
were
Germans,
COHTEMPT!
Snag
in
the
Yukon
fell
to
16
above
during
the
night.
Cold
air
flooded
southward
into
ccn-
'lied
up
us
u
in
Berlin
fid's
leasing
qo
behind
it
a
eun'.pii'ie
j
leant
church
t
the
mt-fst
i
tween
the
western
envoys
and
Prime
Minister
Joseph
Stalin
Court
Order
Against
l.T.V.
Asked
By
U.S.
Labor
Board
i
tral
sections
of
B.C.
and
Al
BANK
HOLD-UP
berta.
brinKing
snow
to
the
lasted
four
hours
and
forty
minutes.
WASHINGTON,
DC.
ff-ir.e
Pcacc
River
district.
Prince
Ru-I
-.
Unitcrf-
-Stat-NaMwiftl
Labor
nert
in
the
a'asIThree"
dai's
TKs!
I
BKPf-AlHl
Tr
-i
a
s
via
mm
Mmw
m
mm
an
mm
9
recorded
five
and
one-half
HiNOSIA
STATE
INSIDE
PARIS
lr
uuse
N.Z.
TOWN
IS
HIT
BY
BLOW
AUCKLAND,
New
Zealand
W
iminC
Bimc
to
A
nciv
Inrirtwnrlent
Relations
Board
today
aakud
that
the
International
Typographical
Union
(A.F.L.)
be
held
in
contempt
of
court
for
insisting
on
closed
shop
contracts.
The
Union
is
under
a
five-month-old
injunction
against
negotiating
such
agreements.
WHAT
MIGHT
HAVE
BEEN
Had
there
been
no
World
War
II
and
no
abdication
of
MONTREAL
VI
Three
gunmen
today
held
up
the
Boyce
and
Mont
Sabre
Streets
branch
of
La
Banque
Canadienne
Rationale
today.
It
is
the
same
bank
that
was
heldup
last
Friday.
Today's
bandits
escaped
Exceptionally
'
state,
Unosla.
Is
being
born
In
"h
has
bn
n
'
the
capital
of
France.
The
tiny
opr.
out
the
sovereign
state
will
cover
ten
is
b.amed
fur
acres
of
land
and
will
number
''"h'iiura
in-
,
about
4,500
Inhabitants,
aroupht
about
Unosla
Is
to
be
the
fall
home
At
least
three
persons
were
killed
by
a
tornado
which
rip1
ped
through
the
town
of
Hamilton
today.
Six
other
persons
were
believed
buried
In
tne
with
about
$2000.
inches
of
rain
but
is
now
clear
there.
Cold
weather
is
expected
in
the
interior
tomorrow
and
there
is
a
risk
of
frost
tonight
on
low-lying
areas
of
the
Cariboo
and
Prince
George
region.
Coastal
sections
will
remain
cloudy.
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Cloudy
today
and
Thursday.
Clear
tonight
northern
areas.
Light
westerly
winds.
Continuing
very
cool.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy
55
and
60,
Masselt
40
and
55,
Prince
Rupert
35
and
55.
debris.,
kwiitBxiuii
,
of
the
United
NaJ.io.ns.
wiuch
will
tato
shortage
Sjt
n
general
sessions
from
Scp-,
tember
21
to
December.
(Standard
Time)
Thursday,
August
26,
1948
High
5:10
16.4
feet
17:25
18.3
feet
Low
11:04
7.8
feet
the
late
King
Victor
Emmanuel,
and
had
there
been
no
dissolution
of
the
House
of
Savoy
by
vote
(taking
the
crown
away
from
ex-King
Humbert!,
then
Victor
Emmanuel,
pictured
here,
third
of
the
line,
may
have
been
fated
one
day
to
sit
on
the
throne
once
occupied
by
his
father.
Seemingly
the
least
unhappy
about
the
turn
of
affairs
Is
handsome
blonds
Victor
Emmanuel
now
at
Geneva,
Switzerland.
Like
other
more
plebian
youngsters
he
has
somewhat
of
an
aversion
to
study,
plays
hookey
occasionally
to
go
bike
riding
or
play
with
his
miniature
"navy."
He
is
shown
winding
up
the
propeller
of
one
of
his
craft.
i
?1
IS
MISSING
ON
URANIUM
HUNT
Possibility
of
nather
Tragedy
In
Bridge
River
Country
Is
Seen
VANCOUVER
IP)
A
60-year-old
surveyor
was
missing
last
night
on
a
wooded
mountain
in
the
uranium
boom
area
In
the
Bridge
River
district
as
he?vy
grub-staking
continued
throughout
the
entire
region.
Prospectors
have
joined
with
police
in
a
widespread
search
for
John
Munroe,
one
of
a
four-man
crew
who
were
lining
and
staking
out
claims
of
radioactive
slies
of
Tommy
Creek
and
Mount
Bob.
FLOWER
SHOW
IS
DEFERRED
Boisterous
weather
of
the
past
few
days
caused
such
damage
in
local
gardens
that
commencement
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Horticultural
Association's
Flower
Show
in
connection
with
the
annual
Civic
Centre
Carnival,
which
was
to
have
commenced
today,
has
been
postponed
until
Friday
and
Saturday.
Placing
of
exhibits
has
been
set
for
Thursday
night
with
judging
to
follow
soon
thereafter.
RAIN
POSTPONES
Attention
In
Canada
Heeded
Otherwise
Alaska
Highway
Is
In
Good
Shape,
Says
U.S.
Official
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
'fcTh(?
Alaska
Highway
is
in
good
shape
AIR
CRASH
IN
HAWAII
HONOLULU
fli
Sixteen
pet-sons
were
killed
last
night
and
four
were
critically
injured
when
an
Okinawa-bound
United
States
Air
Force
superfortress
crashed
into
a
parked
plane
at
Hickman
Field.
It
crashed
into
a
parked
transport
plane.
:
TOD
A
TS
STOCKS
:
:
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vfi---"
'
1
h
except
for
the
southern
approach
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
in
Canada,
William
Warne,
assistant
Secretary
of
the
Interior
BASEBALL
SEMI
Rain
interfered
last
night
and
the
first
game
of
the
best
of
three
semi-final
series
in
the
for
the
United
States,
said
to
THREE
SETS
OF
TWINS
IN
27
MONTHS
At
Akron,
O.,
nurse
Pat
Donely
introduces
Mrs
Charles
E.
Summers,
30,
to
her
twin
sons,
.
Bevcourt
JJ
Vancouver
Bobjo
HVi
Bralorne
fi-'5
.03
Charles
and
John,
the
third
set
of
twins
born
to
her
pre
B.
E.
Con
B.
R.
X
Cariboo
Quartz
.09
Vz
1.05
maturely
in
27
months.
Mrs.'
day.
Two
or
three
sections
between
Dawson
Creek
and
Edmonton
were
"pretty
bad."
If
properly
developed,
the
famous
war-built
highway
might
channel
tourist
trade
of
almost
$100,000,000
annually
into
Alaska,
Warne
said.
Buffalo
Can
-OB
Con.
Smelters
114.50
Con
west
1-23
Donalda
-60
Eldona
107
East.
Sullivan
2.56
Senior
Basball
League
play-offs
was
postponed
until
Thursday
evening.
Moose
and
Merchant?
are
meeting
.in
the
-semi-final
round
and
the
winning
team
will
play
the
league-
champion
Savoys.
Dentonia
01
Vi
Grull
Wlhksne
033,4
Summers,
a
former
Wac,
met
and
married
her
husband
in
New
Guinea
where
he
was
serving
as
an
army
sergeant.
They
now
have
four
boys
and
two
girls.
Hedley
Mascot
3D
4.65
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Minto
Pend
Oreille
3.80
22
t
V1
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Pioneer
2-36
Giant
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God's
Lake
Havdroek
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Hosco
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Border
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WITNESSES
Victor
Per-med
by
Elizabeth
Bentiey
as
the
leader
of
a
n
"-American
Y'shington,
is
shown
on
the
witness
stand
Activities
committee.
Pcrlo,
who
;
",!nt
payroll
as
an
official
of
the
N.
R.
A.
In
,
Cullnnittee
whether
he
Is
or
ever
has
been
w
refused
to
say
whether
or
not
he
knew
,u
"f
8tuod
UP
to
face
his
accuser
In
the
com-wimed
the
protection
of
the
constitution's
m
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Quebec
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Bridge
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River
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Cnncress
alien
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testimony
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27
TONIGHT
at
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7:00
Gayway
Opens.
7:30
Barney
Potts
Stage
Show.
7:30-10:30
Photo,
Industrial
Exhibits.
11:00
Nightly
Door
Prize
(Winner
Must
B
Present).
11:30
Stage
Show
and
Dance
Narrows
Supper
Club
Orchestra.
Horticultural
Show
Tohlponed
to
Friday
and
Saturday
Entries
received
Thursday
Evening
and
Friday
Morning
ADMISSION:
$1.00
TICKET
GOOD
FOR
ALL
NIGHTS.
ADULTS
50c
NIGHTLY
ADMISSION.
;
STUDENTS
25c
NIGHTLY
ADMISSION.
H,
Ciisp.
is
shown
as
he
took
the
witness
tl
waT
n'Amel'ican
Activities
committee.
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Gordon
.
2-35
Steep
Rock
2
00
Sturgeon
River
15
Miller
35
Silver
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7
P.M
Admission
25c
(2001
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