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Published
at
Canada'
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
237.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.
C,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
11,
1949.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Gordon
11
U
N
0
P
res
d
DomiaU
Noted
Financial
Expert
To
Head
Railway
System
FIVE
HUNDRED
CITIZENS
RECEIVE
STIMULATION
AT
PRAYER-RALLY.
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,
V
m
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I
Five
hundred
Prince
Rupert
citizens
gathered
Sunday
afternoon
at
the
Civic
Centre
for
spiritual
stimulation
at
a
public
rally
which
culminated
the
current
crusade
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
for
a
return
to
fumilv
liraVI'f
H
H
nitun
of
slavlnir
tVio
wnrliVa
OTTAWA
(CP)
Appointment
of
Donald
Gor-dan,47
-year-old
deputy
governor
of
the
Bank
of
Canada
and
former
chairman
of
the
Wartime
Prices
and
Trade
Board,
as
chairman
and
president
of
Canadian
National
Railways,
was
announced
in
the
House
of
Commons
today
by
Transport
Minister
Lionel
STEPHEN
FROST
KILLED
VANCOfi'ER
A
man
who
plunged
twelve
storeys
from
the
roof
of
the
Hotel
Georgia
here
has
been
identified
a
Stephen
R.
Frost,
aged
23,
of
jSanaimo.
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deterioration.
The
impressive
service
was
part
of
the
,
,
,
j
i
u
n
iii
g
Lauipaigu
wiiiv.ii
ift
is,
i
iETARY
Jarquos
w
national
sec-
sweeping
Canada,
the
United
rampant
In
11
Chevrier.
Tne
scouisn-oorn
iin-
le
world
todav
and
llE
co-ojicrauve
Elates
anu
oiner
nations
and
being
developed
by
the
Communistic
menace
to
oeare.
racial
j,
youth
organ
ST.
ANDREW'S
which
Is
meeting
with
the
re
ism,
a
gradu-
sponse
of
people
everywhere.
Hid
religious
Intolerance,
broken
arcial
expert,
who
ran
Canada's
price
control
system
during
the
war,
succeeds
R.
C.
Vaughan
as
head
of
the
railway.
Vaughan.
aged
65,
is
retiring
on
superannuation.
!
Inspiring
addresse
by
Most;
homes
and
even
by
scientific
de-
THANKSGIVING
,lK
m
Montreal
Rev.
Anthony
Jordan,
O.M.I.,
volopment.
It
called
simply
for
a
return
to
peace
by
the
following
j,lult
emicauou
Peowle
of
St.
Andrew's
and
iC.
P.
PlotOl
VICTORIA
The
Big
Bend-Banff-Calgary
route
has
been
chosen
for
the
Trans-Canada
highway
through
British
Columbia
and
Alberta,
it
is
announced.
FREIGHTER
IN
DISTRESS
...VICTORIA
The
powerful
tug
Salvage
King
is
plowing
through
mountainous
seas
to
the
rescue
of
the
Panamanian
Amercian
freighter.
Navigator
which
is
floundering
helpless
in
mid-Pacifi
1000
miles
off
Vicar-Apostolic
of
Prince
Rupert,
an
appropriate
and
graphic
moving
picture
featuring
Bing
Crosby
and
Ann
Blyth
and
a
series
of
colorful
recitative
tableaux
ol
the
Ten
Commandments.
Raise
your
hearts
and
minds
to
God
in
prayer.
That
is
what
'.r!J
.-lm
their
friends,
old
and
young
and
numbering
about
200,
sat
down
together
last
evening
in
ihe
Cathedral
Hall
at
a
delightful
famly
Thanksgiving
dinner.
It
was
an
appetizing
repast
FIVE
DIE
IN
CRASH
PAYNE
the
world
needs
today
I
eon-selled
the
narrator.
Binu
Crosbv.
I
I
if
I
i
In
the
finale
of
the
films
which
AW
ST.
MICHEL
DES
SAINTS.
which
had
been
prepared
by
,he
intraduced
and
toid
the
story
of
wv-man'R
Anvitinrv
who
were
n.-.n
m
-
T3rv4tAK
nf
three
Father
Patrick
Peyton
of
Al
assisted
in
the
serving
by
girls
Montreal
doctors
and
a
hunting
bany,
New
York,
who
Inspired
the
White
AttPiuling
of
the
church.
Tables
wer
-
guide
and
pilot
naa
been
recov
depleting
Incident
relative
to
the
Nativity
and
the
child
of
the
Christ
Child
were
the
highlights
of
the
program.
N.
R.
Young
was
chairman
of
the
proceedings
and
C.
P.
Balag-no
acted
as
piano
accompanist.
The
hymn
"Hoiy
God,
We
Praise
Thy
Name"
was
used
in
opening
The
chalinan.
In
opening
remarks,
ext
f
-ssed
gratification
Vancouver
Islam!
-with
pi-pellor
gone.
.
Inited
h.ates
Coastguard
cutter
is
also
r
ic
Crusade
for
family
Prayer,
wspnre-oloa
t
nProm
1:IN
f
rting
ered
up
to
early
today
irom
tne
wreckage
of
a
World
Wide
Avia
IMPRESSIVE
TARLEAl'X
adorned
with
harvest
fruits
and
the
fare
was
bounteous
and
de-licous
i
With
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter
-Frank
F.
Payne,
btwr
of
the
Nel-
tion
Co.
plane
-which
crashed
Sundav
in
Lake
Toro.
An
inquest
It
was
solemn
and
impressive
(Continued
on
F
a?
2)
and
'n
can-
ORIENTAL
CHARMERS
These
three
charming
Chinese
girls
a.re
seeing
Canada
tot
the
first
time
as
they
step
from
a
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
plane
at
Vancouver.
Trans-Pacific
air
travellers
wll
see
more
of
the
trio
for
they
will
be
hostesses
on
the
C.P.A.
Vancouver-Hong
Kong
service
when
they
have
completed
their
training.
Left
to
right,
the
are:
Gloria
Woo,
Lorraine
Ngu
and
Joyce
Lam.
(C.
P.
Photo)
at
the
size
of
the
gathering
which
was
adequate
reward
for
the
ef:
ing
to
the
scene.
LABOR
WINS
NORWAY
OSLO
Norway's
Labor
government
emerged
today
with
an
apparent
10-seat
majority
in
Parl'a.ruii.
gained
at
the
expense
of
the
Communists
in
yesterday's
election.
The
government
had
previously
had
,
a
majority
of
but
one
seat.
the
rsctor,
acting
as
master
of
I
scheduled
for
later
today,
ceremonies,
an
acceptable
pre-
The
dead
are
Dr.
Rene
Daa-Eram
followed
the
banquet.
It
durand,
Dr.
Emlle
Leghand
and
Included
violin
duets"
Murray
I
Dr.
Azarle
Cousneau,
all
ot
Boas
and
Robert
Jansen;
hum-1
Montreal;
Russell
Holmes,
ore
us
monologues
by
W.
D.
Grif-
S
Onto
pilot,
and
Oonrad
Delorme,
.
t:..
a
A
Anfnn
K.
1
.
u.
n
t
ol
Minimal
rlaa
,xo'ti
new.spiiHT-
gt
suddenly
o.i
had
conic
East
to
mii'.ni
of
the
Can-Canadian
Daily
temciation.
In
fall-omc
time,
ho
took
ifrxr
arrival
here
(Synopsis)
The
st
rm
which
calMrcd
the
forts
which
had
been
put
into
the
organization
of
the
rally.
He
hoped
that
the
seivice
might
be
a
turning
point
in
their
lives
ol
coast
of
B.'.lh
Columbia
yes
little
Heather
KacDonald
ar.o
1
Satnits
which
Is
100
miles
novth
many
who
had
attended.
"With
New
York
Yankees
humorou:.
songs
by
Leonard
I
0f
Montreal
in
the
Laurentians.
Sykes.
Accompanist
was
Peter!
sowd
to
Halifax
terday
wai
weakening
as
it
moved
rapidly
Into
southern
Alter
f
'.'.lii
i-.'i'ning
M'li
t
l'i
-
out
voluntary
prayer,
civilization
rp
hr
sumimed
Lien.
will
cease,
and
most
important
is
COMMITTEE
arrivetl
by
a
wiil-
Mr
flc
air
is
flowing
over
the
pwv-
!
Iht
proceeri'ns,.
which
com
daily
prayer
in
the
ponies.
Win
Twelfth
iSeries
;
;
Im-e
behind
the
storm
brlimlnc,
HEW
PREMIER
,F0S
FRANCE
IS
DEMANDED
oung
declared
BISHOP
JOKIIAN
,
concluded
with
prayer
by
Bishop
Jaimes
B.
Gibson
and
the
stng-
inv
nf
"Cinrl
Savp
t.hp
Kinj."
,;
OTTAWA
;(P
Unar.lnnus
!.,....,..
,l.n
ihllclirtiont
r,i
lha
rnill
PARTS
IU
JlllCS
MOC11.
OS"
mtrwers
tw-most
m;lirti
today.
I
t
sh
westerly
wind.'
atdns
the
.v.ict
are
expected
I
J
decrease
g,
usually
to
light
by
evening.
nobher
storm
12-n
mllfci
west
of
the
Queen
Char!
-.e
Isinnd.i
is
moving
rapidly
toward
the
Bishop
Jordan
eaid
that
th3
crusade
for
the
purpose
of
reviving
the
practice
of
prayer
to
Almighty
Clod
had
been
brought
a
committee
on
vetreans'
affairs
wpr(!
t;,e
RishoD.
the
ven-'
ciallst
party
leader,
yesterday
3n(rn
CO.
Ltd
oum
BROOKLYN
Rex
Barney's
wild
pitching
which
yielded
six
walks
and
four
runs
before
he
was
retired
in
the
third
inning,
together
with
timely
hitting
by
the
American
Leaguers,
gave
the
New
York
Yankees
their
twelfth
World
Series
victory
on
Sunday.
The
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
despite
a
brave
batting
went
up
from
all
three
opposi-
erabie
canon
W.
F.
Rushoroolr
was
asked
by
President
Vincent
tion
narties
Pridav
in
the
House
,,h
n
au.hfr
:
Awriol
to
form
a
new
French
about
by
the
crisis
of
the
world
ol
Commons.
the
new
pastor
of
First
United
government.
If
he
succeeds.
not
mast
Rain
and
s'rori;
south-
crisis
althought
it
should
forth
Church.
'
Mocth
will
become
Premier
o
convince
.,.
winds
are
exnejtt.)
to
de-
need
be
a
crisis
to
Spokesmen
brought;
Mrs.
Alf
Rivett
was
convener
succeed
Henri
Queuiiie,
wno
re-
vplon
over
the
nortn
coast
to-
people
of
the
need
of
prayer
mnrrnv
mnrninz
and
v.'UI
spread
rally
rally
in
in
-
latter
latter
innings
during
of
the
dinner
assisted
by
Mrs.
signed
six
days
ago
in
me
ecu.i-
The
most
important
thing
in
life."
asserted
the
Bishon.
"is
to
omic
dispute
that
split
his
13-
to
the
south
coast
I'V
lomtr.ro
which
they
raised
an
adverse
10
L.
A.
N.
Potterton.
Mrs.
A.
L.
problems
ranging
from
effects
of
devaluation
to
euso
of
small
holdings
The
steady
vollsing
pot
no
encouragement
from
Veterans
month
old
cabinet.
v
hirh
extended
into'
tne
classic
Itself,
made
a
splashing
home
urn
rilve
into
the
left
feild
Holtby,
Mrs;
A.
G.
Boas,
Mrs.
W
night.
to
1
count
to
a
final
count
of
t
ts
t
nn
in
n
fnilnrt
to
overcome
the
Mooh
served
as
minister
of
the
J.
Nelson
and
Mrs.
Basil
Proc
know,
that
we
are
right
with
God.
If
we
serve
Ood
right
we
will
go
to
a
happy
eternity
but
interior
in
the
Queuiiie
cabinet.
It
was
four
fames
out
'
stands
in
the
fourth
innirfg.
ter.
The
serviteurs
were
Mrs.
t
iu
ri-,ci
Ho.,irmCliv:ii7
deficit.
Minister
Gregg.
He
told
them
11ULUI
vyutvow
.
-
The
Premier
-
designate
has
H.
C.
Flood,
Mrs.
Shelford
Dar-
how
can
w
e"
serve
God
and
be
iwlth
showers
-
today.
Overcast
of
five
victory
lor
me
ia.i.
It
was
a
great
battle
between
ton,
Mrs.
Thomas
B.
Black,
Mrs.
been
negotiating
with
leaders
of
there
would
be
no
committee
this
session
which
is
expected
to
be
prorogued
in
December.
convinced
convinced
of
of
His
His
love
love
and
ana
interest
interest,
W.
Simmons,
Mrs.
R.
Thompson,
other
political
parties
lor
sev-
Mrs.
Oldham,
Mrs.
J.
G.
McDon-
era!
days,
seeking
an
agreement-
tomorrow
wan
rain
conm.--
a
crown
or
..u
teams,
pattlcu-
courageous
if
we
do
not
sucaK
and
listen
to
ing
in
the
early
morn'ng.
Winds
EbtKu
Field
and
paid
$167,165
4&
Twwrs
wlio
had
tne
lhk
Him
in
reverent
and
respectful
'southwest
(20
mph
becomins
witness
the
game.
iany
prayer
whereby
we
are
trans-!
light
-tonight.
Little
change
in
Brooklyn
used
nineteen
play-,
fought
back
in
their
tremend-
,i
t.Prt
to
another
world
of
our
i
temperature.
Southeast
wmos
Crs
and
six
pitcners-tsai
,
ous
effort
to
overcome
ine
over
aid,
Miss
Geraldine
Prockter,
on
the
Socialist
proposal
ioi
Miss
Nvaia
Beketov,
Miss
Nancy
j
limited
wage
Increases
to
off-Hill,
Miss
Beverley
Nelson,
Miss
set
the
devaluation
of
the
fran
,.
Dorothy
Evans,
Miss
Jess!"
Pot-
!
;
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The
lamilv
had
been
created
row
morning.
L-ws
tom,;nt
.mu
ings;
wswne,
i-o,
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...
i.,.,i
hiohs
tomorrow
-nt
Port
Hardy,
palica.
two,
Minner,
one.
terton,
Miss
Hilda
Potterton
and
Miss
Mama
Mark.
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Vir
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6
2-3
inn
SaiKlspit
and
l'rinca
Rupert,
45
whelming
deficit.
Three
hours
and
twenty
minutes
were
required
lor
the
game
and
the
lights
had
to
be
turned
on
as
deep
shadows
extended
before
it
.ended.
t
was
the
sixteenth
time
the
ings
and
removed
in
the
seventh
and
52
BERLIN
Fear
of
anti-Soviet
Mrs.
Edna
Maxted,
of
Terrace
the
simplest
and
moM
effective
means
of
living
a
(,ood
life
In
the
intimacy
of
the
home
which
developed
greater
virtue,
nobility
when
the
Dodgers
started
a
Titotsm
was
admitted
by
Ger
34-year-old
wife
of
Edward
Maxted,
died
in
Prince
Rupert.
Gen
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
-.ATURDV'
-Tacoma
5,
Vancouver
4
Seattle
4
Portland
2
New
Vc-vmlnster
!'J,
Victoria
2
SUNDAY
Seattle
5
New
WeiUiMns'.er
4
eral
Hospital
Saturc-ay.
She
en
man
communists
hurriedly
forming
a
Russian
satellite
republic
in
Eastern
Germany.
The
republic
was
proclaimed
in
Berlin
Friday
at
a
special
session
tered
hosipital
October
3,
having
Yankees
had
been
in
a
World
Series.
and
holiness.
He
commended
a
few
minutes
every
day
in
the
home
to
family
prayer.
"If
you
threatening
uprising,
was
credited
with
the
win
although
Joe
Page,
as
relief
pitcher,
was
-Uo
a
key
figure
in
the
victory
B:irncy
was
charged
with
the
loss
for
Brooklyn.
Joe
DtMaggio,
who
had
been
mirin
an
indifferent
ohowlnj
been
brougnt,
nere
irom
Terrace
Hospital
where
she
had
been
a
patient
for
the
previous
ten
davs.
The
body
was
sent
to
11
1
11
2
New
York
10
Boroklyn
6
12.
1919
of
the
Communist-ruled
Ger
MONDAY
i,
Fortland
1
do
so,"
he
exhorted,"
a
year
from
now
you
will
find
that
you
have
been
superabundantly
rewarded."
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Peoule's
Council.
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on
last
night's
take
place
as
early
as
next
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the
series
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to
Peace,
Prayer,"
alluded
to
the
(
Low
strife
and
misunderstanding!
RAISED
SLIGHTLY
Majority
of
ratepayers
the
school
money
byiaw
at
last
Thursday's
plebiscite
rose
slightly
at
the
week-end
wiin
receipt
by
Returning
Officer
H.
D.
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of
reports
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The
Dlgby
Island
vote
of
three
in
favor
and
two
against,
raised
the
approving
majority
for
the
city
and
district
to
755
in
favor
and
161
against.
Port
Essington
failed
to
register
a
vote
either
In
favor
or
against.
,
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Still
to
be
heard
from
are
the
,
rural
polling
stations
of
Port
i
Simpson
and
Oona
River.
Report
!
on
the
Port
Simpson
vote
was
expected
this
afternoon,
Returning
Officer
Thain
said.
The
favorable
vote
gives
au-'
thority
for
the
School
Board
to
'raise
$407,515
as
the
city
and
'
district
share
of
an
estimated
J
$30,030
required
to
build
a
nev
unit
to
Booth
Memorial
High
School
and
a
new
building
to
i
replace
King"
Edward
elementary
school.
Provincial
government
grants
will
make
up
th
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other
$407,515.
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During
a
recent
visit
to
Kashmir,
Pandit
Nehru
took
time
out
to
play
billiards
(right
centre).
A
grf.u
believer
in
relaxation,
he
rides
and
swims
frequently.
Alwaysond
of
children,
the
Indian
Prme
Minister
is
shown
in
a
charming
study
with
the
small
daughter
of
Sir
Archibald
and
Lady
Nye.
Sir
Archibald
is
High
Commissioner
to
India.
the
United
Kingdom
friend
ol
the
late
Mabatma
Gandhi,
with
lea'
and
personal
whom
he
s
shown
in
serious
discussion
(far
left),
Pandit
Nehru
achievement
of
India's
nation
-ood
in
the
has
ulayed
a
great
part
May.
1949,
Mr.
Nehru
was
in
London
where
he
vis
ted
Bernard
Shaw
(second
from
left).
The
gift
of
delicious
SmJo
George
e
brought
with
him
were
much
appreciated
by
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