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at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
69.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C
MONDAY,
MARCH
22,
1948.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTO
odd
Speed
European
Aid
To
Head
Off
W
ar
ar
Is
Property
of
People9Not
i,
c
ru..u,.
7
)
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1
V
3
Conflict
Possibility
Is
Not
Far
Removed,
U.S.
House
Is
Told
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
Chairman
Eaton
tnder,
K'l'U'd
Prince
George
Chavchavadze,
SNOW
GENERAL
ALONG
HIGHWAY
Snowfall
such
as
was
experienced
in
Prince
Rupert
at
the
end
of
the
week
was
general
along
the
railway
line,
it
was
reported
at
the
superintendent's
office
here.
However,
the
fall
was
not
heavy
enough
to
present
any
unusual
removal
problems
or
to
delay
traffic.
In
fact,
the
local
line,
on
the
whole,
has
uiuiiii.
.j
vwiii,
niiuuc
tlOnill
JHclillft)
on
is
iiif
as
mucn
me
property
01
tne
av-
,,,.(,n
as
it
is
ui
me
onist
wnu
itmuuures
exceptional
skill.
ce
Chavchavaaze,
who
arrivcu
in
me
city
(Republican-New
Jersey)
of
the
House
of
Representatives
foreign
affairs
committee
said
today
that
the
Sunday
night
and
will
play
a
MMWlW
il
WT
It
1
had
a
good
winter
from
the
snow
w
7
"".
3...:...
j
""1"1J
it4"
r
ha
A
standpoint.
recital
at
the
Civic
Centre,
has
a
tremendous
enthusiasm
both
for
people
and
for
music
and
he
does
not
make
the
mistake
possibility
of
a
third
world
war
is
not
very
remote.
Eaton
was
asking
the
riojse
rules
committee
to
send
to
the
House
floor
quickly
legislation
for
$6,205,000,-
SfSSS&5,
CGO
worth
of
economic
and
mili-
Berlin
Meet
Boycotted
f
;
'
I
or
arbitrarily
trying
to
divide
the
X
w
ft
1
tW0-
PernftP
that
'
wnv
he
U
I
J
,
80
successful
with
both.
(j
r
Vivacious
and
last
talking,
K-p
J
both
with
voice
and
gesture,
the
DAILY
NEWS
HONORS
BABY
tary
aid
for
western
Europe,
China,
Greece
and
Turkey.
I
Meantime
senators
called
upon
the
Truman
administration
for
secret
date
on
the
cold
war
wich
communism.
Senator
Styles
Bridges
(Republican
-New
Hampshire),
told
a
reporter
that
the
TERRACE
Numerous
special
gifts
have
been
coming
to
baby
Richard
Alexander,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kenneth
Kerr
and
first
child
to
be
born
in
.v
...
h
.....
uv.
.
...iiw
w
rr
the
steamer
Coqultlam
last
night
and
literally
within
an
hour
was
giving
himself
and
the
Civic
Centre's
concert
piano
a
work
armed
services
committee
hopes
the
new
Red
Cross
outpost
1
10
0nd
from
secretary
of
state
.
Consternation
la
Caused
By
Latest
Move
of
.
Russians
In
Germany
1
MOSCOW
(CP)
Departure
of
Russian
representatives
from
Saturday's
Allied
Control
Council
meeting
in
Berlin
caused
"unusual
consternation
and
complete
confusion"
among
western
representa
George
Marshall
and
Defence
Secretary
Forrestall
"if
anl
i
where
we
intenu
to
fight."
I
cayr,.wi
unniwim
l
in
li
ifi
'
'i
f
.
'
j
hospital
,
which
was
omciaiy
opened
last
week.
One
of
the
gifts
is
a
handsome
sterling
silver
baby
cup,
suitably
engraved,
sent
by
the
Prince
rfupert
Daily
News
to
mark
out
that
was
almost
a
recital.
After
giving
his
attention
to
Chopin's
most
difficult
etudes
In
the
empty
auditorium
he
said
with
a
friendly
grin:
"My
fingers
are
stiff.
I
have
not
Used
for
three
days."
The
piano.
It
turned
out,
was
"
,J
Mil
iiirf-."4M
Mrs.
A.
W.
Lipsin
returned
to
the
city
Sunday
by
air
from
a
the
happy
occasion.
PIANIST
HERE
;orge
Chavchavadze.
-
trip
to
Vancouver.
-
GUATAMALAN
AMBASSADOR
SEES
NO
RIFT
WITH
BRITAIN
Following
a
conference
with
U.S.
Secretary
of
State
Marshall,
Ismael
Gonzalez-Arevalo,
new
Guatemalan
ambassador,
said
that
as
far
as
he
knows
there
will
be
no
break
in
diplomatic
relations
with
Great
Britain
over
the
appearance
of
three
British
warships
in
waters
of
his
country.
The
ambassador
Is
shown
pointing
to
the
area
on
a
map.
His
call
on
the
U.S.
secretary
of
state
was
preliminary
to
presenting
his
credentials
at
the
White
House.
stiff
too
from
dampness.
It
would
require
an
electric
heater
beneath
its
mechanism
for
a
lew
hours
before
the
concert.
The
keys
stuck
slightly
In
the
1STIC
ftullethxA
tives
Tass
News
Agency
said
the
Russian
delegation
had
left
the
meeting
"because
British
and
American
representatives
refused
to
give
an
accounting
before,
the
council
relative
to
questions
on
a
London
conference.
Despite
Russia's
boycott,
General
Lucious
Clay
said
today
that
the
Americans
intend
to
stay
in
Berlin.
extreme
pianissimo.
While
his
companion,
Delos
Smith,
fingered
the
keys,
Prince
Chuvchavdze
wandered
through
ii
al
Villi-
In
Co-op
Squeezes
Narrow
Win
nl
Al
Ollnwa
in
Grain
Bill
the
empty
auditorium,
listening
Then
he
delivered
an
auhtorita-
REACTION
ON
TRIESTE
ROME
Premier
Alcide
de
Gasperri
said
today
he
sees
a
step
towards
a
United
States
of
Europe
in
the
proposal
of
the.
three
western
powers
to
return
Trieste
to
his
country.
A
ff-Rt.
Hun.
C.
U.
Over
Savoy
In
Final
Opener
TAXICAB
AND
TRUCK
COLLIDE
tive
opinion.
"The
acoustics
In
this
room
are
excellent,
simply
excellent,"
he
declared.
ed
the
House
of
Com-.jy
into
a
fantastic
;
saw
a
gcivernment
ed
at
what
amounted
ernraeni's
request.
,
However,
Yugoslavia
official-
The
Co-op
five
scrambled
and
fought
to
a
42
to
41
win
over
Savoy
in
the
first
of
the
best
of
three-game
final
series
for
"the
Senior
League
basketball
championship
at
the
Civic
Centre
gym
on
Saturday
night.
The
fish
men
had
to
stave
off
a
determined
and
hard-fighting
hotel
squad
throughout
a
battle
which
saw
fit.
piloting
tne
con-
MODEL
WELFARE
SERVICE
Edgar
W.
Griffith,
deputy
minister
of
welfare
for
British
Columbia,
has
been
awarded
the
1948
gold
medal
of
the
Professional
Institute
of
the
Civil
Service
of
Canada
for
an
outstanding
contri-butlon-ttr'nattorrar
or
world
well-being
by
a
federal
or
provincial
civil
servant.
The
medal,
both
sides
of
which
are
shown
above,
was
presented
to
Mr.
Griffith,
during
the
course
of
the
28lh
annual
meeting
of
the
Institute
in
Ottawa,
fur
his
achievements
in
building
up
in
British
Columbia
during
the
past
five
years
a
model
of
advanced
and
efficient
social
welfare
services.
4riin
marketing
bill.
INTERESTED
IN
ORCHESTRA
HERE
Princn
Chavchavadze'
paj-slon
for
music
has
been
known
to
keep
him
at
the
keyboard
for
an
unbroken
14
hours
In
EAKBARA
ANN
IN
CALGARY
CALGAKY
Haara
Ann
Scott
arrived
in
Calgary
Saturday
to
enter
the
Dominion
figure
skating
championships
here
Thursday.
She
was
accorded
a
civic
welcome
today.
'ARTILLERY-IN.
HOLY
LAND
JERUSALEM
The
British
Army
brought
artillery
into
play
yesterday
in
the
en-endeavour
to
put
down
more
intensified
fighting
between
Jews
and
Arabs.
An
explosion
wrecked
the
thickly
populated
Ira
Street
in
the
centre
of
the
Arab
section
of
Haifa
today.
A
government
spokesman
said
there
were
"very
many
casualties."
Twelve
Jews,
six
Arabs
and
one
British
Army
officer
were
killed
was
"no
purpose"
1:1
About
$50
damage
was
done
if''laxT6v,?herJby'll2
CabiTat
5:30
Friday
afternoon
when
it
crashed
into
the
rear
of
a
wrecking
truck
owned
by
Rupert
Motors
at
the
intersection
of
Third
Avenue
and
First
Street.
Driver
of
neither
vehicle
was
injured.
Fender
of
the
taxical.
.n
(arlirr
promise
to
iieasure
in
two
parts
'
the
lead
change
hands
no
less
PUBLICITY
FOR
tnan
ten
limes
in
the
final
quar-
practice,
seeking
perfection
in
a
motion
to
do
this
thtt
his
art.
In
its
behalf
he
also
And
has
given
advice
and
aid
to
unknown
musical
groups,
and
on
ous"
knowledge
voted
down,
to
58.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
j
Savoy
held
a
9
to
2
advanl
driven
by
Art
Davey,
was
crush-
1
at
.the
end
of
the
first
Period
ed-
Tne
truck-
drlven
James
i
Appreciation
is
being
express.-
ion
developed
over
a
one
occasion
has
seen
an
or-
ed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Public.
luul
Blm.
ul,c
.
uua"ageu.
minutes
old
before
either
team
1y
protests
the
'
pnvSs&l
m
from
Communist
states
there
was
a
chorus
of
protests.
ARE
REFUSED
ENTRY
VANCOUVER
Permanent
exclusion
from
the
United
States
has
been
ordered
by
United
States
immigration
officials
for
thiee
British
Columbia
labor
leaders,
it
was
announced
Sunday
by
one
of
the
men
affected.
They
are
Ernest
Dabkog,
B.C.
president
of
the
I.W.A.;
Bert
Melsness
and
John
McGuish.
ONTARIO
FLOODS
TORONTO
Continuation
of
the
mild
spell
left
flood
waters
raging
virtually
unchecked
today
in
southern
sections
of
Ontario
and
'
Quebec
but
in
some
areas
receding
waters
in
the
bill,
now
In
the
.
chestra
that
he
fostered,
develop
lich
would
introduce
'
Into
an
outstanding
success.
Relations
Council
to
Sicks
Capi-lano
Brewery
Ltd.
for
a
large
advertisement
featuring
Prince
"That
was
in
Mexico,
where
state
marketing
jt
vehicles
were
proceeding
along
Third
Avenue
when
they
collided.
The
truck
was
making
a
turn
onto
First
Street
at
the
time.
In
a
small
provincial
town
I
bins.
found
an
orchestra,
mostly
of
Rupert
which
appeared
In
vari-
f
e
.said
the
offer
had
in
fighting
yesterday
in
Jerusalem
and
Tel
Aviv.
last
Indians,
playing
for
the
sheerious
western
newspapers
love
of
music.
I
knew
a
young
'week.
The
advertisement
to
expedite
early
the
bill
but
the
ob
may
conductor
who
had
been
unable
1
nut
been
renehed.
MAN
TAKEN
TO
HOSPITAL
WITH
WOUNDS
Pete
Wingham
,a
fisherman,
purpose
in
the
mo-
to
gain
recognition
In
Mexico
Continued
on
Pase
have
had
a
few
historical
inaccuracies
but,
nevertheless,
it
was
attractively
drawn
up
with
drawings
of
appropriate
interest.
miniitcr
said
"but
I
it
since
it
was
prom-
SWING
TO
BLACK
TEA
Black
tea
accounted
for
only
J.
S.
Black
returned
to
the
30
percent
of
all
the
tea
lm-
city
by
air
on
Sunday
from
a
WEATHER
S.uuipsis
managed
to
break
through
for
a
score.
Co-op
had
pulled
up
to
take
the
lead
19
to
18
at
half-time
and
were
again
in
front
32
to
30
going
into
the
final
quarter.
Lindsay
of
Co-op
had
to
retire
for
repairs
in
the
second
period,
but
tame
back
in
the
third
after
having
three
stitches
taken
to
close
a
gash
on
his
nose.
It
was
Lindsay
who
picked
up
a
loose
ball
with
thirty
seconds
left
to
plav
and
dashed
the
length
of
the
floor
to
sink
the
final
basket
from
the
corner
which
gave
hus
team
the
hard-earned
victory.
Eleven
of
Jack's
twelve
points
came
in
the
third
and
fourth
quarters
after
his
hemstitching
job
had
been
looked
after.
MacPlue's
10
points
for
the
winners
made
him
second
only
to
Lindsay
in
their
team's
scoring
lists.
Rupert
Holke.stad
took
top
honors
for
the
night
In
this
department
with
15.
I
Mallicr
which
:
w
British
Culumbl
EATON'S
BUY
OLD
HOTELS
Great
New
Department
Store
To
Be
Built
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER
KPi
T.
Eaton
Co.
Ltd.
lias
bought
the
old
Hotel
Vancouver,
the
York
Hotel
and
a
whole
city
block
to
erect
a
department
store
and
establish
a
parking
area.
Veterans
with
families
now
living
In
the
old
hotel
will
be
given
low
cost
homes
but
single
men
and
women
will
be
"on
their
own."
Twelve
hundred
people
arc
residing
there.
The
old
buildings
will
be
taken
down
this
summer.
ported
by
the
United
States
ln.brlef
business
trip
to
Vancou-1915;
by
1941
it
was
80
percent,
ver.
':
:
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
:
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
VKENC'li
RADIO
STATION
OTTAWA
The
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
has
granted
a
licence
for
the
setting
up
of
a
French
language
broadcasting
station
at
Edmonton.
STORMY
DOWN
COAST
SEATTLE
Eight
persons
are
feared
dead
and
properly
damage
climbed
into
hundreds
of
thousands
of
dollars
today
as
the
Pacific
Northwest
recovered
from
a
spring
gale
on
Sunday.
The
eight
possible
victims
were
occupants
of
an
Air
Force
C-47
plane
which
vanished
while
enroute
to
Portland
from
California
and
was
last
reported
25
miles
north
of
Portland.
was
taken
10
rrince
nupeii,
General
Hospital
Saturday
night
suffering
from
a
cut
on
his
ear
and
wrist
which
he
told
police
he
had
received
when
a
window
was
accidently
broken
in
a
house
on
First
Avenue.'
He
was
taken
to
hospital
for
attention
alter
he
had
entered
a
Third
Avenue
beer
parlor,
bleeding
profusely.
His
condition
is
not
serious,
despite
a
resulted
in
near
ree
ls
of
rainfall
for
any
dicated
the
flood
peak
had
been
passed.
Jack
Lindsay,
five-year-old
boy,
was
drowned
at
Port
Hope
while
playing
on
the
flooded
bank
of
the
river
there.
OSCAR
WINNERS
HOLLYWOOD
Ronald
Col-man
Saturday
night
was
awarded
an
Oscar
for
the
best
actor
of
the
year
and
Loretta
I
Young
was
gfven
a
similar
'
award
as
the
best
actress
by
"i
the
24
hours
up
s
morning
at
Victoria.
Lyttun.
With
cold
Bobjo
I..
12
continuing
to
invade
r
part
of
the
province
I
vt
today
and
tumor-'
'
Buf
falo
Canadian
Consul.
Smelters
Conwcst
Donalria
Eldero
.
.-.
Eldona
untinuc
showery.
Fornast
.08
U5.M1
.72
.70
.52
74
'2
;
heavy
loss
of
blood.
I
Later,
the
police
took
a
knife
from
the
house
and
questioned
a
woman
in
connection
with
the
I
Incident.
'
There
have
been
no
charges
laid.
Rupert,
Queen
Clmr.
North
Coast-
Cloudy
red
showers
of
mixed
Giant
Yellowknife
3.90
Bcynon
of
Co-op
turned
In
i
,
very
creditable
performance
and
J
Ciocone
who
substituted
for
Uie
Vancouver
Bralornc
.
9-2H
B.
n.
Con
03
Vt
B.
R.
X
08
Cariboo
Quartz
1.56
Dcntonia
00
Grull
Wlhksne
05',i
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Mascot
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McDonald
1.3n
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Gold
1'
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Creek
1
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today
and
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Lake
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Harciy
MsiAseti
32
!iti
4n
decree
of
the
Academy
of
Motion
Picture
Arts
and
Sciences.
"Gentleman's
Agreement"
was
chosen
the
best
picture
of
-the
year.
Col
man
got
his
Oscar
for
work
in
"A
Double
Life"
and
Miss
Young
for
"The
Farmer's
Daughter."
Edmund
Gwcnn,
in
"Miracle
of
34tli
Street,"
and
Celeste
Holm,
in
"Gentleman's
Agreemen
I,"
were
voted
best
supporting
players.
MAPLE
LEAFS
WIN
TORONTO
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
cinched
the
National
Hockey
league
championship
by
defeating
Detroit
Red
Wings
5
to
2
at
Detroit
last
night.
Joliet
Quebec
30
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HUGE
BRiDGE
BEING
BUILT
OTTAWA
Canadian
Army
engineers
of
the
Northwest
Highway
system
will
soon
tackle
one
of
the
biuiiest
jobs
the
highway
has
offered
lo
date
the
construction
of
a
1,600-foot
bridge
over
the
Donjek
River,
200
miles
north
of
Whitehorse.
It
will
consist
of
eight
200-foot
steel
spans
on
concrete
piers
and
will
take
an
estimated
three
years
to
prt
30
aiul
38.
Lake
Rowan
Lapaska
Little
Long
Lac
injured
Lindsay
added
a
speed
and
aggressiveness
wtilch
did
much
to
help
the
fishmen
hold
otf
the
determined
challenge
of
tile
fast
breaking
Savoy
squad.
Davis,
Mel
and
Rupert
Holkes-lad
supplied
most
of
the
offensive
drive
of
the
hotelmen
and
scored
8,
7
and
15
points
respectively
to
carry
the
lion's
share
of
the
scoring
duties
for
their
team.
Haugen
and
Alexander
proved
a
stalwart
defense
bulwark
for
Savoy
and
were
ably
.or.
1.00
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TIDES
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Klver
47
Lynx
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March
23,
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Vananda
Congress
Pacific
Eastern
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4
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20.0
feet
12:15
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5.0
feet,
18:38
2.0
fed
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x7
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.80
McKcnzie
Red
Lake
45
McLeod
Cockshutt
1.15
Moncta
3
Negus
2.20
Noranda
45.50
Louvicourt
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Pickle
Crow
2.05
Regcourt
06
San
Antonio
4.10
Senator
Rouyn
45
Sherflt
Gordon
1-83
Steep
Rock
1-0"
f
HW
The
Fiiiiiish
Hedley
Amalg
3
Spud
Valley
HVi
Silbak
Premier
Oils
.
A.
P.
Con
20
Calmont
4S
C.
&
E
410
Home
6-30
Toronto
Athona
6''
Aumaque
0
Beattle
62
Bevcourt
40
abbclted
by
the
occasional
appearance
of
Sev
Dominato.
Saturday's
victory
gives
the
Co-op
squad
a
one-game
bulge
in
the
race
'for
the
league
trophy
and
the
battle
continues
into
the
second
round
on
Tuesday
i
Continued
on
Page
Four)
"
.arrivl
today
in
J
'nutructio,,
ac
treaty
similar
a
th
Soviet
Until
the
office
of
R.
E.
Montador
is
re-opened
COAL
ACCOUNTS
may
be
paid
at
the
temporary
office,
NO.
7
STONE
BUILDING
or
at
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
ALBERT
AND
McCAFFERY
LTD.
CWAV,
GUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
PHONE
116
Stureeon
River
io
nmi,)a,
Hun.
28
Silver
Miller
"ulBaria.
MEANING
OF
BROADLOOM
LX-AMBASSADOR
WARNS
AGAINST
RUSSIA
A
sombre
note
was
sounded
by,
William
Christian
Bullitt,
former
U.S.
ambassador
to
Moscow,,
when
he
appeared
before
the
House
foreign
affairs
committee
hearing
on
aid
for
China
in
Washington,
D.C.
Mr.
Bullitt
stated
flatly
that
Russia
is
"in
preparation
for
an
attack
on
the
United
States"
and
that
he
country
is
in
grave
danger.
He
is
shown
here
(right)
with
representative
Charles
Eaton,
of
New
Jersey,
chairman
of
the
committee.',.
,!
!
Broadloom
refers,
to
any
car
pet
wider
than
27
inches,
the
JAVCHAVADZE.
TONIGHT,
8:30
width
of
the
original
looms,
and
does
not
refer
to
solid
color.