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1949
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fit
!
.''
lAiiscomu,
IS
TRYING
TO
SWIM
CHANNEL
i
FOR
FISHING
Reds
Advancing
On
South
China;
Seem
Headed
on
Formosa
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lfill
m
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hum
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Certain
changes
have
been
made
CAP
GRIZ
NEZ,
France
Mrs.
Willi
Croes
Van
Rijsnl,
31-
e
Conservative
,h
Columbia
anu
,.jer
Byron
Juhn-the
Liberal
party
.
government.
The
;
get
in
touch
wli'ii
president
of
me
,ia
liberal
Asro-,i
Victoria,
to
as-
year-old
Dutch
housewife,
entered
the
water
here
today
In
an
in
me
regulations
governing
salnion
toning
in
the
various
districts
and
will
come
Into
effect
at
8
p.m.
Sunday,
August
28.
POLITICAL
CAMPAIGNERS
IN
GERMANY
The
campaign
for
the
federal
elections
In
full
swing
In
western
Germany.
These
eager
campaigners
for
the
Social
democratic
party
find
their
cycles
take
them
farther,
faster.
Four
ab
reast
along
the
cobblestone
road
they
carry
the
banner
letters
of
their
party
favorites.
In
the
Naas
River
sockeye
anu
coho
netting
will
start
on
Sun
It
anything,
if
i,e
about
it.
GOVERNOR
IS
day
evening.
Only
coho
netting
is
permissible
and
start
at
the
DUDLEY
KING
IS
APPOINTED
attempt
to
swim
the
English
Channel.
.-
Mrs
Van
Rljsel
ls
the
third
swimmer
to
try
to
swim
across
the
Channel
this
week.
Philip
Mlckman,
18-year-old
English
school
boy,
made
It
in
23
hours
and
48
minutes.
Another
aspirant,
the
Cuba
distance
swimmer,
Jose
Cor-
he
local
A.xsucia-
CANTON
(CP)
Communist
forces
today
pushed
to
the
Kwantung
border.
A
Nationalist
Army
spokesman
admitted
that
the
southwestern
Kaingsi
town
of
Lungnan
had
fallen
to
the
Reds.
'Private
reports,
which
were
believed
to
be
reliable,
said
that
Kiennan
and
Tingnan
.
.
too
had
been
.
taken
by
the
advancing
communists.
This
would
put
the
.,kiiig
exception
to
i
same
time,
Sunday,
August
28
at
8
p.m.
in
Skecna
River,
Principe
Channel,
Gardner
Canal
and
continued
leltei
-
Prince
George
Taking
Over
Big
Steamer
to
Carry
Out
Local
Fun
Between
Vancouver
and
Rupert
Whale
Channel,
Bella
Bella,
Bella
Coola,
Rivers
Inlet
and
OTTAWA
Commander
Dud-
TORONTO
fK-The
Governor
ley
G.
King,
R.C.N.
,
of
Victoria,
General,
Viscount
Alexander,
has
been
appointed
Chief
of
today
predicted
dynamic
devel-Staff
to
the
Flag
Officer
Pacific
opment
for
Canada
during
the
Coast,
Naval
fieadquarters
an-
next
generation,
nounced
today.
He
recently
"The
future
wealth
and
great-completed
a
course
at
the
Na-
ness
of
Canada
is
assured,"
the
tlnas,
failed,
giving
up
after
being
In
the
chilly
water
for
nine
hours
and
20
minutes.
Smith
Inlet.
The
following
salmon
purse
seine
areas
will
open
at
mid-
NEW
CANUCK
JET
PLANE
Reds
within
140
miles
of
Canton,
the
provisional
nationalist
capital,
and
on
the
Kwantung
border.
;
Canton
ls
the
provincial
capi
Research
Council
Elfective
with
arrival
her
f
loin
Vancouver
on
September
14,
Canadian
National
Steamships
big
luxury
liner
Prince
George
will
be
comlnt!
on
the
night
on
Sunday,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
West
Coast
of
Banks
Island,
Whale
Channel,
Seaforth
'Channel,
Fisher
Chan-
OTTAWA
(Pi
A
sleek
twin
Representative
tal
of
Kwantung.
It
Is
also
the
jet
long-range
fighter
aircraft,1
present
nationalist
capital
which
Canadian
designed
and
Canad-
J
Generalissimo
Chiang
Kal
Shek
David
Manders,
representative
1
TJ
C?fVt
Tit
public,
claimed
s
were
usurping
sive
Conservative
(lie
g'wcl
work.
,n
government
-
-h
It
was
felt
was
vjjh
the
spirit
of
or
conducive
to
,
the
government.
after
consldera-a
proposed
"de
Anscomb
be
ri-ontlnue
the
li
t-functionin?
as
a
coalition
govern
i
a
resolution
re-i
uviiiclal
associa-i
with
a
view.
if
ivihr
the
offend-i
ontinued.
tional
Defene
College,
Kingston.
Governor
General
said
in
an
Commander
Kins
assumes
his
address
officially
opening
the
new
duties
on
September
7.
He
199
Canadian
National
Exhibi-
surceeds
Commander
Harry
tion
nore-
Kingsley,
R.C.N,
of
Vancouver,
"
reallie
tnc
commercial
and
who
has
held
the
post
of
Chief
Industrial
development
of
Can-
for
acla
has
bf,en
raPi(1
an1
tllat.
ln
basis
of
Staff
on
a
temporary
"-Heir,
ls
remarkable
but
I
am
ti,..
nnsi.
re
a-
months
The
lat-
of
the
National
Research
Board
lan-bullt,
ls
expected
to
take
to
nas
suggested
may
be
withdrawn
of
Canada,
has
been
a
recent
the
air
before
the
end
of
1949
local
run
between
Vancouver
'""
ouu
and
Prince
Rupert
via
Wcstview
e"
and
Ocean
Falls
and
on
to
Ketchikan.
The
Prince
George'
to
Chungking.
;
visitor
in
the
city
and
district.
it
was
learned
today
that
the
Mr.
Manders'
mission
here
has
XC100,
an
all-weather
twin-
About
19,000
Communist
troops
are
said
by
the
nationalists
to
been
ln
connection
with
the
part
i
seat
fighter
designed
by
Avro
wllIinS
to
forecast
that
it
is
ter
will
resume
his
previous
ap-
will
take
over
the
run
from
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
Which,
be
hammering
at
border
'points
-
that
scientific
research
may
play
company
at
Us
Malton,
Ontario
.
.
.
it
re
nomine
iikp
wnaL
vim
are
eoin'z
ALICE
ARM
DROWNING
of
Kwantung..
The
attack
is
m
be
with.
r:r?,Zn7
to
m
u
me
d
the
next
plant
will
be
ready
for
test
in
Industrial
development
of
the
area.
rolling
up
roads
which
lead
Ill
l
ll.i'l-V.Wt
v-..
drawn
from
service
for
an
ex
flights
within
the
next
four
Senior
officer,
Reserve
south
of
Kukong,
Important
rail
months.
Little
Is
known
of
the
per
way
point
125
miles
north
of
Body
of
Twelvf-Tear-Old
Buy
Brought
Here
87
DELEGATES
tensive
overhaul.
It
was
not
known
this
morning
whether
this
overhaul
would
take
place
in
Vancouver
or
t
Prince
Rupert.
West
Coast;
Commander
of
the
wwaw
.-.v.v.w.v.
the
Dockard
and
King's
Harbor
-rpiAvc
Master.
While
in
these
appoint-,
I
UUA
I
O
(i
THrk'H
lULKO
ment-s
he
will
hold
the
acting
8.
D.
joint.
Co
i,W.
formance
of
the
XC100
except
Canton.
The
Nationalists
report
triumphs
on
the
front
due
north.
AT
CONVENTION
that
the
Department
of
Defence
ilferenee
of
op-
Bringina:
the
body
of
Herbert
William
Butler,
a
drowning
vic
believes
it
will
compare
with
Wrt'WWWVWWVVSj'WVVVVV"
SMITHERS-There
were
The
Prince
George
has
been
any
other
plane
of
the
same
tim,
who
lost
his
life
while,
flsh-
Vancouver
eighty-seven
delegates
at
the
actual
political
(
the
Anseonib
1
the
speakers
.vy
had
helped
type
when
perfected.
.
i
ran,k
of
captain
j
I
Originally
from
B.
C.'s
Okan-agan
Valley
Commander-
Kin
was
livlnt?
In
Victoria
when
he
Baytvuie-
.
.05
,i4
of
Canton
and
along
the
eastern
seaboard..,
Official
dispatches
say
that
a
Communist
seaborne
assault
on
the
Cushan
Islands,
100
miles
UigV
ear
.Auce
Arm,
.Constable
Anderson
on
the
P.M.L.
15,
skipper
R.
C.
Good,
arrived
in
port
operating
in
the
Ala$ka
tourist
eruise'
service
during
the
suni'-'
mer.
The
Prince
Rupert
has
been
maintaining
the
regular
local
service.
annual
convention
here
last
wee
k
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia.
Twenty
-
eight
resolutions
I
ise
rather
than
,
last
evening.
The
unfortunate
1
vouth.
twelve
years
old,
was
i
southeast
of
Shanghai,
has
been
were
passed
by
the
convention
jcrowned
at
the
junction
of
Falls
Polio
On
Atlantic
WEATHER
FOILS
SPEED
ATTEMPT
Creek
and
the
Kitsault
River.
'Accompanying
the
body
were
beaten
off
with
700
Communists
killed
and
30
large
junks
sunk.
The
Communists
are
bellevec".
to
be
endeavouring
to
establish
on
south
China
coast
and
Islands
a
springboard
for
an
his
widowed
mother
and
sister,
3S
IN
UNO
entered
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Reserve
(Fishermen's
Reserve
i
In
October,
1939.
He
was
located
for
a
while
at
Prince
Rupert
and
spent
some
time
In
the
armed
yacht
H.M.C.S.
Sans
Teur
and
the
minesweeper
H.M.
C.S.
ArmeiHIcres
before
Joining
the
Naval
Examination
Service
at
Rtquimalt
in
October,
1940.
Vis
completed
a
specialist
course
in
navigation
at
H.M.C.S.
Klnus.
Halifax.
In
April.
1942.
PICTON,
Ont.
ff-Heavy
misLs
ArrangemenU.
for
tne
funeral
and
choppy
water
conditions
to
C.
are
In
the
;
hands
of.
the
B.
Sloop
Missing
In
Hurricane
MIAMI,
Florida
XT
The
British
sloop,
H.M.S.
Alexandrine,
Bralome
9.85
B
R.
Con
03
B.RJC
06
Cariboo
Quartz
1
17
Congress
04
HeUley
Mascot
23
ti
Pacific
Eastern
.04
li
Tend
Oreille
4.90
Pioneer
3.45
Premier
Border
04
Privateer
21
Reeves
McDonald
2.35
Reno
04
'i
Sheep
Creek
118
Sllbak
Premier
38
Taku
River
26
Vananda
15
Salmon
Gold
13
Spud
Valley
08
assault
upon
the
Nationalist
Undertaking
Parlors.
'
f
Hoi
Hrathrr
bastion
of
Formosa.
HALIFAX
c?
The
United
States
Coastguard
cutter
Coos
Bay
bucked
choppy
seas
ofi
Halifax
today,
carrying
a
doctor
and
medical
equipment
for
tVio
treatment:
nfr
n
9.1
vpftr
Old
day
forced
Hurold
Wllsoiv
to
postpone
an
attempt
to
crack
the
world's
water
"speed
record
with
Miss
Canada
IV,
highly
touted
$100,000
speedboat
ipparrnt
THE
W
LATHER
Another
week
of
iievetl
by
widely
is
reported
missing
in
the
hur-
Tito
Branded
ricane
area
between
here
and
j
infantile
paraiysis
victim
aboard
the
Bahamas.
I
iho
r.QrH
-..-.r
Porthia
f'rs
and
heavy
Arter
five
months
In
command
of
a
Fairmile
motor
launch,
he
became
Executive
Officer
of
the
corvette,
H
M
OS.
Arvlda,
tak-ina
command
of
the
ship
the
districts,
has
In
M
steady
pro-tng
In
the
west
-
WARNING
ISSUED
TO
GOVERNMENT
Synopsis
The
trend
to
Improving
conditions
which
has
been
apparent
along
the
British
Columbia
coast
will
now
be
felt
In
the
Interior
Today
the
east
coast
of
Flor-
,
R
C-A.F.
search
and
res-Ida
braced
Itself
for
a
"rena-
clle
;entre
here
said
the
cutter
gade
hurricane"
packing
110-
j
nad
made
rendezvous
with
the
mile
an
hour
winds.
The
hur-
nner
this
morning
and
put
the
ricane,
Increasing
In
size
and
doctor
on
board.
Peace
Enemy
MOSCOW
tm
Marshal
Tito
of
Yugoslavia
was
bracketed
la.s!,
"cording
Ui
the,
following
month.
He
command-
Port
of
the
De-
Oils
Anglo
Canadian
3.50
night
with
the
Greek
vice-prem
ed
the
frigate
H.M.C.S.
Stettler.
from
March,
1944
'to
November,
1945,
when
ho
was
appointed
Executive
Officer
of
the
Fair-mile
depot
ship,
H.M.C.S.
Pro
LONDON
Great
Britain
s
of
the
province.
Sunny
weather
700,000
civil
servants
today
served
is
expected
over
the
major
por-notice
that
the
government
will
tlon
of
British
Columbia
today
have
a
tough
time
if
It
tries
to
and
tomorrow,
save
money
by
firing
employees
I
Forecast
A.
P.
Con
17
Atlantic
62
I
'ricullure
of
the
nal
Railways,
yield
reports
are
Ifct
of
the
long
intensity,
whirled
toward
the
coast
at
18
to
20
miles
per
hour.
It
was
due
to
strike
earlier
than
had
been
The
Ptrthla
Is
enroute
from
Europe
to
New
York.
It
asked
for
medical
aid
yesterday
when
Sidney
Moody,
jr.
of
South
Plainsfield,
New
Jersey,
son
oi
the-
vice-president
of
the
Amer
vider.
Shortly
afterwards
he
Calmont
29
C.
&
E
5.15
Home
Oil
10
00
'father
on
yields
of
the
crown.
I
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
was
named
commanding
officer
f
fumes
more
an-
ier,
onstantin
Tsaldaris,
Winston
Churchill
and
Generalissimo
Francisco
Franco
as
an
enemy
of
peace.
This
grouping
of
'ieuemles"
was
made
by
Nikolai
Rossissky,
leading
Russian
worker
under
the
StaKhanovite
system
for
The
warning
came
from
L.
c.
and
fogpy,
clearing
this
after-
While
in
this
appointment
he
"clions,
partlcu-
ican
Cyanmld
Company,
was
transferred
to
the
R
C.N.
Later
stricken
with
the
dread
disease.
White,
secretary
of
the
Civil
Clerical
Association.
In
so
many
words
White
said
he
took
a
Royal
Navy
Etaff
noon.
Cloudy
tonight
and
tomorrow.
Little
change
ln
temperature.
Wind
light.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
At
EARTHQUAKE
PETERbHURG.
A
lav
ska
An
j
-
I'm
w-iit
crops
fiance
resulting
Isrowlh
occuriiig
course
In
England,
that,
If
departmental
staffs
were
Increased
Industrial
production,
He
came
to
Naval
Headquar
WOMEN'S
GOLF
!
trimmed,
it
would
mean
Just
that
p0rt
Hardy
52
and
60,
Masse'
who
spoke
at
the
opening
ot
ters
early
In
1947
and
took
up
the
duties
of
Deputy
Director
of
Russia's
ak-unien
conference
much
more
overtime
fur
thos.;.antj
prince
Rupert
48
and
60
rains.
'"w
weather
has
cooler
with
two
!
"c
damage
from
other
slight
earthquake
shock
was
felt
here
at
8:30
last
night
It
was
nothing
like
as
severe
ln
Intensity
as
that
of
Sunday
night.
of
peace
proponents
Naval
Reserves,
a
post
he
held
until
the
commencement
of
his
who
were
left.
It
was
taken
from
an
edict
issued
yesterday
by
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer
Sir
Stafford
course
at
the
National
Defence
wveiiip,:,!.
Fruit
,lwc
at
present.
SEMI-FINALS
VANCOUVER
(P)
Freckle-faced
Babs
Davies
takes
on
21-year
old
Oracle
DeMoss
ln
the
semi-final
of
the
Canadian
open
golf
championship
at
Capilano
course
today.
In
the
semi-final
bracket
the
Dr.
Hewlett
Johnson,
dean
of
Canterbury,
after
a
half
hour
speech
at
the
meeting,
concluded
with
"Long
'Live
the
Soviet
Union!
Long
Live
"Peace!"
Okalta
1-40
raclflc
Pete
2.45
Princess
18
Royal
Canadian
07
Vi
Toronto
Athona
13
Aumaque
If1
Beattlc
61
Bevcourt
27
Bobjo
I5
Buffalo
Canadian
H'i
Consul.
Smelters
95.00
'
Conwest
115
Donalda
57
Eldona
-65
East
Sullivan
2.33
Olant
Yellowknlfe
6.60
God
s
Lake
Hardrock
24
College
In
November,
1948
For
his
services
in
H.
M.
C.
S
!
Crlpps
calling
for
government
oriinmu
thnt.
h
rut.
In
t.l,f
rjl
Mrs.
J.
J.
Judge
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday's
plane
after
a
six
weeks
visit
in
Los
Alleles
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Shaw,
formerly
of
this
city.
Miss
Bemlce
Mostad
salted
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
take,
up
studies
at
the
Vancouver
School
of
Art.
Arvlda,
Commander
King
was
I
6
venules
has
MtnuonPd
ln
Despatches
In
service
employment
was
iron,
Banff.
June
1944.
defending
champion.
Grace
P-fJine
time
wltn
Lenczyk
meets
Mrs.
Marlon
Herron
of
Portland.
I"1
whip
thei-f
re.
POLIO
IS
MOUNTING
Bab
yesterday
knocked
out
TUNA
FISHING
the
16-year
out
&eattle
sensa
'.'"tTiial
"lalidii,-,!
tion,
Pat
Lesser,
ln
the
quarter
IS
PICKING
UP
final
match
on
the
nineteenth
Victoria
2
Brcmirtin
1-3
"natchne
10
"Jkane
1
hole.
Harricana
m'J
Heva
w''
Hosco
15
More
encouraging
signs
that
JOB'S
DAUGHTERS
Flc
Coast
tuna
fishing
may
even
yet
develop
into
a
worthwhile
activity
this
year
are
evident
In
the
RETURNING
HOME
hi
Diego
3
wanicnin
a
NEW
YORK
t7
The
polio
epidemic
may
not
have
reached
even
the
half-way
point
yet
and
1949
is
certain
to
be
the
worst
polio
year
in
United
States
history,
syas
the
National
Foundation
for
Infantile
paralysis.
:
Score
on
the
basis
of
the
foundation's
latest
reports
is
17.306
cases
so
far
in
1949.
Last
week
3,422
new
cases
were
reported
in
the
United
States,
th9
highest
number
ever
recorded
report
that
the
Prince
Rupert
FlKl,or.n,'E.
..nap.ifluA
no.,,..
,3'
"ullywood
1
Jacknife
UJ
4
Jollet
Quebec
50
Lake
Rowan
03
Lapaska
06
Little
Long
Lac
65
Lynx
13
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.95
McKenzie
Red
Lake
oi
"
'.v.,,,.
ti
.5
v,ul"r,l"'t
V-CIILij
at
Skldegatc
received
a
ton
and
a
half
last
evening.
The
fish
Bringing
back
the
victorious
Job's
Daughters'
drill
'team,
whclh
won
high
honors
In
drill
competitions
at
the
recent
International
gather
honni
Brnklyn
0-3
tafcliiliial-4
"
Brton
3
are
very
plentiful
and
ln
large
schools
but
so
far
they
have
not
been
taking
the
lures.
for
one
week.
ing
in
Spokane,
Union
i
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
Ernest
'
V
Cleveia
Mid.
3
4
-t"
0
REPRESENTED
THIS
DISTRICT
F.
M.
Dockrlll
of
Telkwa
represented
the
Associated
BoarcU
r
I
'
wtrolt
2
McLeod
Cockshutt
1-30
Moneta
4
Negus
v
2
Noranda
57-2J
Louvicourt
15
Pickle
Crow
2
i5
Regcourt
0(j
San
Antonio
4-3i
Senator
Rouyn
33
Sherrlt
Oordon
2-60
Steep
Rock
16
Sturgeon
River
21"-
Sheppard,
Is
due
in
port
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
Vancouver
The
vessel
was
In
(he
Skeena
River
early
this
afternoon
Also
arriving
on
the
Catala
is
G.
McBesn,
managing
director
or
Union
Steamships
Ltd.,
who
ls
making
a
trip
north
on
official
inspection
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Col
umbia
at
a
banquet
held
last
week
in
Vancouver
ln
connection
TOURING
CADETS
COLLECT
CAMERA
SOUVENIRS
The
50
Canadian
and
U.S.
air
cadets
visiting
Britain
for
nearly
three
weeks
arrived
in
England
and
spent
their
first
three
days
together,
paying
visits
to
Windsor
Castle
and
the
Royal
Zoological
Gardens,
at
Regents
Park,
in
London,
after
that
they
separated
to
tour
the
country
in
two
parties,
until
their
last
week
after
Ucn
t..ey
will
spv-nu
logcUier
in
U.c
London
area.
Here
the
Canadian
and
U.S.
cadets
get
a
good
ciost-np
ti
'ion.
a
y
Day
it
taioliuu,
sen
having
a
ride
on
a
giant
tortoise
at
the
London
zoo.
.
Saturday,
August
27,
1949
High
5:18
215
feet
15:37
21.6
feet
Low
9:28
2.6
feet
21:55
3
3
feet
with
the
arrival
in
that
city
of
business.
the
Yellowhead
Pass
TransCan
ada
Highway
caravan.
.30
Sllver
Miller
J