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Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
83.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY.
APRIL
8,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Russia
in
Ontario
City
LP.
P.
Quarters
and
Satellites
Grabbing
Industries,
General
Says
German
Ship.
Strike
Nearly
Over;
One
Sailing
Settlement
Appears
Imminent
On
East
Coast
West
Coast
Still
Hesitant
HALIFAX
'CP
Striking
ship's
officers
here
Wednesday
night
decided
to
accept
the
report
of
Incident
of
Plane
Mr.
Justice
McNiven
as
a
basis
for
settlement
of
the
five-week-old
strike
of
Canadian
deepsea
vessels.
William
Doherty,
nation
Discussed
al
secretary
of
the
Canadian
Communications
Association
BERLIN
(CP)
Russia
SOU.
Ont
(CP)
said:
"We
are
very
close
to
a
I
fv
AnP
my
,
L
PlJi(y
L'-i'"
-
A
yJhl
and
her
satellites
have
settlement."
imunist
feeling
in
One
condition
the
officers
stl-
er
town
reached
rh
when
500
riot-
!
pulate
for
settlement
Is
that
the
grabbed
the
lion's
share
of
industrial
reparations
from
the
United
States
ship-owners
not
show
"discriml
inate
students
de-
nation"
against
striking
officers
zone
of
Germany,
General
when
re-hiring.
the
heauquar-
a
Labor-Progressive
Lucious
D.
Clay
said
In
his
One
ship,
with
terms
accepted
!
both
by
owners
and
seamen,
sail
jght
and
mauled
four
ed
yesterday
and
others
are
pre
paring
to
leave.
.
Utor-ProRressive
oi-
Meantime
in
Vancouver,
where
seventeen
d;epsea
ships
are
held
1!
Prlnre,
Windsor-regional
organizer;
unedy.
rf
KKJiial
chal.'-Mirtin
Ki.sk
of
Les-
up,
Dennis
Heard,
president
of
monthly
reporf
today.
The
American
military
governor
said
that
Russia,
Czechoslovakia,
Yugoslavia,
Poland
and
Albania
have
received
sixty-percent
of
the
reparations
based
on
reckoning
in
monetary
Value.
Meanwhile
the
back-and
-forth
diplomatic
battle
following
Monday's
plane
crash
goes
on.
Today
there
were
suggestions
that
Great
Britain
might
demand
an
apology
for
statements
made
by
Russia
in
blaming
a
British
traffic
violation
for
the
British-"
Ontario
were
taKen
yiive
custody
ant!
es-
a,
the
building
by
CZECH
REDS
TALK
IT
OVER
WITH
GROMYKO
Andrei
Gromyko,
Russiandelegate
to
the
United
Nations,
at
Lake
Success,
N.Y.,
is
pictured
centering
with
two
members
of
the
Communist-dominated
Czechoslovakian
delegation.
Thye
had
just
heard
Jan
Papanek,
former
Czech
delegate,
who
was
admitted
to
the
Security
council
by
vote,
blast
the
Russian
policy
of
aggression
in
Czechoslovakia.
They
are,
left
to
right:
Dr.
Vladimir
Houdek,
Andrei
Gromyko
and
Gertrude
Sekaninova.
f
ciyr
opllce
oiucera.
the
Association
of
Marine
Engineers,
said
the
officers
of
the
vessels
'definitely
will
,
not
'return
to
their
ships
until
we
have
some
really
definite
news."
He
said
that
ship's
officers
wanted
"discussion
on
outstanding
points
overtime
and
pro
rata
leave
which
were
not
covered
by
Mr.
Justice
McNiven
In
his
report
as
federal
conciliator
in
the
nu
were
taken
into
official,
Walter
Kop-tred
cuts
about
the
hands.
Kik
suffered
Soviet
plane
collision.
Marshal
Vassily
D.
Sokolovsky
described
fcsim
mound
from
fly-
the
British
version
of
the
acci
RED
DEMONSTRATORS
IN
ROME
CLAMOR
FOR
RETURN
OF
TRIESTE
A
group
of
Communists,
carrying
placards
pictured
as
they
demonstrated
through
the
streets
of
Rome.
The
sign
reads,
"Communists
If
you
are
not
strangers,
shout
with
us.
Long
live
Italian
Trieste."
Foregoing
the
terms
of
the
Italian
peace
treaty
which
made
a
free
city
pf
Trieste,
the
governments
of
U.S..
Britain
and
France
want
to
retu
rn
the
city
to
Italy.
However,
Marshal
Tito
and
the
Yugoslavians
claim
that
they
are
willing
to
barter
the
city
for
Italian
Gorizia.
The
Italians
will
reject
the
Yugoslav
offer.
Meanwhile,
British
military
police
have
reinforced
the
border
in
Trieste
free
state
as
a
precautionary
measure.
Not
only
have
British
soldiers
moved
up
closer
to
the
Yugoslav
border
line
in
Trieste
but
they
have
dug
machine-gun
positions
for
road
blocks.
dentthe
Russian
plane
-
had
crashed
the
transport
a5
"slander."
MEDICAL
COLLEGE
AT
UNIVERSITY
OF
B.C.
TO
BE
STARTED
NEXT
YEAR
VICTORIA
(CP)
7
A
medical
school
will
he
DDnTFfTION
irder
arose
from
a
ion
aKainst
action
of
board
in
permitting
f
school
premises
to
for
the
holding
4
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Below
normal
temperatures
have
a;ain
been
recorded
In
almost
all
rrgions
of
British
Col
FEDERAL
GOLD
SUBSIDY
SURE
OTTAWA
r)
Passage
of
gov
BRAUHD
HAS
HO
CANCER
CURE;
umbia.
Lowest
temperature
was
recorded
at
Prince
George
where
opened
at
the
University
.
.
of
British
.
Columbia
in
jllr
AL
AjRA
'S
CALLED
'FRAUD'
AMD
CHARLATAN'
the
fall
of
HMD,
Education
j
WASHingt6:
-
a
return
of
M
mister
W.
,
T.
.
Straith
;
wartime
operations
ot
'
slaam-
Stassen
Strength
Quite
Unexpected
MILWAUKEE
Governor
Htokl
E.
Stassen
comes
sharply
to
the
forefront
as
a
Republican
presidential
favorite
for
the
party's
nomination
as
a
result
of
the
primary
in
this
poli
1610
ships
lines
to
Alaska
was
urged
said
"we
will
be
able
to
gradu
ernment
legislation
providing
for
the
subsidization
of
gold
mines,
is
assured
in
the
House,
of'
Commons.
The
proposed
subsidies
will
be
paid
s
for
three
years,
beginning
December
1,
1947.
A
complicated
formula
will
be
used
to
work
out
the
subsidy.
qn.p
)
at,
a
SlUllllg
Ul
LUC
mui
tuilit:
uiii
ate
fifty
doctors
per
year
ro
H
Y
D
N
E
Y,
"Australia
(CP)
John
Braund,
78-year-old
Sydney
layman,
cannot
cure
cancer,
says
the
verdict
of
a
govern-
the
mercury
fell
to
5
during
the
night,
20
degrees
below
the
average
for
early
April.
Varlabls
cloudiness
was
present
in
the
coastal
areas
this
morning
with
clear
skies
in
most
of
the
Interior
regions.
There
is
little
Indication
of
any
marked
change
in
conditions
during
the
next
48
hours.
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Char-lotes
and
North
Coast.
Variable
JUDICIARY
CRITICIZED
Board
I
pels
It
irahlf
to
(,ivr
mission
here.
The
matter
was
brought
up
by
Orenvllle
Mellon,
of
the
Commis-sio'n,
who
said
the
change
should
Include
co-operation
by
Canadian
ships.
"We
must"
said
Mellon
''recognize
the
Importance
of
Al
merit
committee
report
victoria,
xp,
-
criticism
of
city
of
Vancouver
would
be
relied
upon
to
provide
the
necessary
hospital
facilities
in
connection
with
the
medical
college
but
these
would
not
be
required
until
1951,
Mr.
Strallli
said.
tical
key
state
of
Wisconsin.
The
Minnesotan
received
unexpected
backing
especially
in
Milwaukee
where
strong
support
was
expected
for
General
Douglas
N
Instrui
linn
at
Time
the
Judiciary
of
British
Colum-iwnicn
was
laoieu
m
iww.ooum
bia
with
one
judge
called
"the
Wales
Parliament
today.
The
morial
High
School
hanging
judge"
was
made
in
the
cloudiness,
clearing
by
late
afternoon.
Clear
tonight
and
Friday.
senior
matriculation
aska
from
a
national
viewpoint.
ti
advanced
commer-
Legislature
by
Opposition
Leader
Harold
Winch
and
his
father,
E.
E.
Winch
(CCF-Burnabyt.
tion
during
the
1948-
Mr.
Straith
said
the
Depart-
,Tne
government
ought
to
accel-mcnt
of
Education
was
having
1erate
fortification
of
this
fully
in
keeping
up
wltnjUai
miutary
outpost.
If
an
en
OVERHAUL
OF
SHIP
S0U6HT
Prince
Rupert
"
Chamber
of
Commerce
Is
pressing
immediately
upon
Canadian
National
Railways
at
Montreal
to
have
a
major
overhaul
job
-which
is
planned
for
the
coastal
liner
report
followed
two
months
of
research
and
examination
of
patients
claimed
by
BraunS
to
have
been
cured
of
cancer.
The
committee
unanimously
found
that
in
no
case
it
investigated
had
claims
of
cure
been
W
it
is
highly
un-
vocational
courses
in
Winds
northeast
'20
m.p.h.)
exposed
areas,
light
elsewhere.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Friday
At
Port
Hardy
35
and
48.
Mas-sett
26
and
48,
Prince
Rupert
30
and
50.
Industry
will
be
"There
Is
one
judge
whose
mental
stability
I
would
seriously
question.
His
name
is
Manson,"
said
E.
E.
Winch.
He
did
not
further
identify
emy
foreign
power
threw
us
out
of
Alaska
it
would
be
In
a
fine
position
to
attack
our
Industrial
centres."
Ml
Board
last
night
British
Columbia's"
rapidly
Increasing
population.
Eight
hundred
new
children
were
coming
to
the
province
each
month,
400
of
school
age.
At
present
seven
hundred
new
school
rooms
and
a
similar
number
of
new
teachers
could
be
used.
neral
blessing
to
all
The
twelve
-man
committee
of
In
the
matter
of
pro
Prince
Rupert
later
this
year
carried
out
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Attorney
General
Gordon
(laymen
and
doctors
said
that
ves
for
training
in
Wlsmer
defended
the
judicial
Braund's
"alleged
specific
cure
dry
dock.
In
addition
to
Mont-system
and
emphasized
that
for
cancer
is
an
injection
of
rea
representations
are
also
;n?
industry
board
st
could
not
see
how
Judges
were
appointed
by
the
alum
into
subsurface
tissues
ol
being
made
to
Bernard
Allen
BULLETINS
t'KEVOLT"
PLANE
LANDING
.MUNICH
Twenty
passen-.
gers
aboard
a
Czech
transport
plane
revolted
and
forced
its.
flight
into
the
United
States
of
Germany
Tuesday,
the
plane
landing
without
warning
at
an
American
base
near.
Munich,
Czech
authorities
said
today.
It
was,
a
Czech
National
Air
Lines
plane
with
26
aboard.
Some
of
those
on
board,
it
is
saiii,
aid
not
want,
to
be
taken
to
Czechoslovakia.
SHOWDOWN
ON
RATES
.OTTAWA
The
federal
gov-,
.eminent
faces
a
motion
of
Communism
is
Illusion-District
,
Man
Tells
of
Grim
Experiences
oe
financed,
next
year
j
""
'
federal
government.
the
patient,
thereby
causing
manager
of
the
British'
Colum-
such
a
course
be
arranged
10
gave
approval
to
train
young
men
to
enter
the
by
Principal
Allan
M.
'
fishing
industry.
i
1
senior
matriculation
."Certainly
I
think
the
course
nerrosis
(death
of
the
tissues
bia
district
of
the
railway,
which
consequent
separation
of
j
After
the
tourist
season
is
over
slough
which
he
claimed
to
be
this
fall,
it
is
understood
that
the
actual
cancer
I,"
the
report
the
Prince
Rupert
is
to
be
with-sald.
iSlough
is
the
dead
tissue
drawn
for
an
extensive
refit,
which
breaks
away
from
the
the
new
steamer
Prince
George
PRINCE
GEORGE
Don't
be
misled
by
the
il
LOCAL
GIRL
PASSES
AWAIY
piercial
courses
be
I
would
be
a
valuable
one,
but
I
j
Wing
sufficient
stu-lpm
not
convinced
that
we
can
available
to
lust.ifv
i
offer
a
nractlcal
course
in
the
flesh).
tp
carry
on
the
coastal
service
vocational
course.
!
fishing
Industry
out
of
school
lusions
of
Communism
or
other
foreign
ideologies,
is
the
timely
advice
of
James
Stoynoff,
of
Hulatt,
who
has
returned
fr.om
a
trip
"through
several
countries
of
Europe
with
a
feeling
of
deep
sympathy
for
the
freedom
loving
people
of
Europe
who
are
silently
Numerous
local
friends
of
it
while
she
is
off.
s
a
different
matter
J
revenues,"
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
Board
two
courses
would
i
chairman,
said.
"This
year's
bud-
;-rcatly
to
the
cost
of
i
get
Is
all
marked
for
spending.
former
well
known
farnUV
lf
Summing
up,
Dr.
E.
H.
Morris,
many
years'
standing
will
be'
director-general
of
public,
health,
shocked
to
learn
of
the
death
accused
Braund
of
"being
a
in
Detroit,
Michigan,
of
Mrs.
fraud
and
charlatan"
and
that
Cecil
Frey,
the
former
Miss
Joy
Braund's
method
was
a
"delusion
MILLION
DOLLARS
ption
providing
the
i
Trustee
W.
J.
Scott
saw
the
and
helplessly
resigned
to
thei
--
:r.
L0
In
Paris
a
ticket
was
procured
A
reign
i
of
-
oppression.
I
D.
,
.
tH,c
tw
nwnum
of
"annmvi.
rnnrsp
as
desirable
but
one
Went
enrolled'
in
j
which
could
not
be
financed!
Jailed
on
three
occasions
in!
'
'
Berg
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
sad
and
snare.
...
,
:
nni.T.-,rl
1
with
S2fmn
or
S3.000.
non-confidence
by
the
C.C.F.
leader,
M.
J.
Coldwell,
and
a
wave
of
criticism
as
a
result
ol
its
refusal
to
hold
up
.last
week's
freight
rates
Increase
pending
appeal
JOliO
is
given
prisoners
for
the
first
nal
training
course
"To
cive
a
useful
course
we
for
drinking
or
washing.
Crossing
into
Switzerland,
the
Swiss
conductor.
and
the
customs
officer
checked
passports
and
gave
news
oi
ner
p.u.i.
wda
...
.
Braund
hf,
lntends
to
last
evening
by
her
sister
Mrs..
hig
Inez
Parkhouse
of
this
city.
Mrs.
Frey
was
born
in
Van-
gouver
twenty
years
ago
and
came
to
Prince
Rupert
a
a
I
flWtp
T.wr-
TAYf
very
early
age.
She
received
all
LUTlLlX
IhALJ
OF
CAHOL
"JUNK"
FORT
ST.
JOHN
A
million
dollar
cargo
of
what
is
loosely
termed
'"junk"
is
now
on
the
high
seas
enroute
to
a
Gulf
of
Mexico
port.
It
was
bought
by
an
oil
firm
of
Houston,
Texas,
and
was
formerly
part
of
the
Canol
project
built
during
the
fishermen,
how-,
would
have
to
have
gear,
en-ne
which
the
board'
glnes
nets
and
a
lot
of
other
1)11(1
.be.
highly
costly
equipment.
It
would
take
more
seek
further
in-
like
$50,000
to
get
it
under
way,"
from
the
industry's
rlpplnrprf
Trustee
Scott.
coupons
for
food.
At
the
flrst
eating
stop
in
Switzerland,
an
i
V
fTTrAAi
I
A
I
rHMIJIl
in-
1
M
1
1
v
vl
English
speaking
waitress
formed
our
travellers
that
no
T
A
lCC
CTCD
food
coupons
were
required
from
'
MlL
J
J
I
Ll
five
days
of
incareration;
travelling
on
trains
without
food
or
water,
for
washing
or
drinking,
and
going
wlthou
food
for
as
long
as
two
days
while
travelling,
were
part
of
his
unpleasant
experiences.
Languishing
in
jail
because
of
having
resentfully
blurted
out
"That's
a
He,"
to
a
propaganda
broadcast
In
which
It
Wrial
advisory
coun-j
Members
agreed
that
the
faking
snpcifin
nion.
L.n,.-o
,,m
nut.
hp
nut
into
her
schooling
here
and
was
as-1
lr
r
AllfMT
sociated
with,
the
War
Assets
(f.
jUUUn
I
'fusion
iii
the
school
!nrprflt.lon
this
vear.
and
moved
Corporation
before
leaving
lor
war
in
Alaska.
The
property
is
mainly
high
pressure
steel
pipe.
"I
the
pnnnMI
American
or
British
subjects.
From
Switzerland
to
and
throughout
Italy
the
standard
of
living
and
the
general
con
OTTAWA
The
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
yester
the
United
States.
In
June
1947
she
was
married
to
Cecil
Frey,
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
Legislation
granting
statehood
to
A!-ai-ka
was
approved
yesterday
by
the
House
public
lands
commit
Six
more
ships
will
be
need-
that
it
be
referred
to
tne
industrial
advisory
commltteee
for
investigation
regarding
costs
and
availability
of
equipment.
P
the
March
board
day
urged
that
the
government
ed
to
take
all
the
Canol
good3
with
i
suggestion
that
ditions
were
much
worse
than
in
France.
Travelling
from
Milano
to
Ven
tee.
The
bill
must
now
go
before
the
House
rules
committee
lower
taxes
and
cut
down
on
its
south.
The
material
Is
belnp
as-own
spending.
sembled
at
Skagway.
Fifty
Iu
a
brief
to
Minister
of
Fin-
trucks
are
working
day
,
and
ano?
Douglas
Abbott,
the
Cham-j
night,
hauling
the
tuff
out.
ber
teclared
that
cuts
In
per-,
These
include
huge
brass
valves,
sonal
income
and
corporation
power
pumping
devices,
diesel
for
clearance
before
the
House
ice
and-
down
to
Trieste
was
RulH
Symphony
Orchestra-
phony
Concert
was
stated
that
there
was
mass
starvation
and
unemployment
on
the
American
continent,
Jim
Stoynoff
learned
the
hard
way
a
lesson
these
fear
ridden
and
dominated
people
learned
long
ago,
namely
to
keep
innermost
thoughts
and
opinions
to
themselves.
Constant
fear
and
distrust
of
even
their
neigh
who
was
stationed
here
during
the
war
as
a
corporal
with
the
United
States
Army.
Besides
her
husband,
Mrs.
Frey
is
survived
by
her
fathei
,
Gus
Berg,
who
is
in
tiie
Merchant
Navy;
her
mother,
Mrs.
Hilda
Berg,
-now
in
Vancouver;
an
older
sister,
Mrs.
Parkhouse
here,
and
a
younger
sister.
Miss
June
Berg
in
Vancouver.
?
LOCAL
TIDES
most
uncomfortable.
Four
classes
can
take
action,
of
accommodations
are
provided
"
on
the
trains,
sleepers
for
those
DIITTCP
TEACF
1
lucky
enough
to
get
them,
up-,DUI
I
Ll
ILMjt
taxes
did
not
"necessarily"
help
power
units
which
have
never
been
used,
miles
of
copper
pipe,
electric
motors,
tractors,
trucks
spread
inflation.
They
would
encourage
greater
production
and
lessen
unit
costs.
lcnlrc
Friday,
April
9,
8:15
p.m
GR.ArrES
MooRE,
A.
T.
C.
M.,
Pianist
at'E
L.
MERRILL,
Coloratura
Soprano
TO
BE
PROBED
and
parts.
usini,
15f
nssisiing
Artists
BOXING
Tournament
Canadian
Legion
International
OTTAWA
W
The
House
of
Commons
prices
committee
will
launch
an
immediate
full
scale
Friday,
April
9,
1948
.
j
Students
35f
all
Gyro
Members
holstered
scats
for
first
class
ticket
holders,
a
seat
If
you
can
get
one
in
a
second
class
coach,
while
benches
are
provided
as
third
class.
Even
though
he
had
paid
first
-class
fare,
Mr.
Stoynoff
had
to
stand.
No
baggage
checking
service
Is
provided;
everything
had
to
be
carried.
After
leaving
Trieste
all
travellers
were
under
close
ob
bors
is
their
daily
lot.
Passing
through
England,
Mr.
Stoynoff
was
amazed
at
the
havoc
wrought
by
the
war,
but
general
conditions
appeared
to
be
about
the
same
as
here
and
at'
Ormrs.
Civic
Centre
and
Investigation
Into
reports
that
CIVIC
CENTRE,
APRIL
10,
SATURDAY
10
Bouts
MAIN
EVENT
10
Bouts
SHORTY
CONTREROS
vs.
LEN
KITCHENS
Ketchikan
Prince
Rupert
High
1:20
20.4
rrer.
13:35
19.9
feet)
Low
i
7:33
4.2
feet;
19:37
4.8
feet
i
butter
in
quantities
as
high
as
carload
lots
are
being
used
as
tie-ins
for
the
sale
of
other
commodities.
It
has
been
re
'Ktball
award
dance
ported
that
brokers
are
using
food
supplies
adequate.
me
channel
was
crossed
from
Calais
to
Dieppe
enroute
to
Paris.
The
destruction
around
Calais
Is
appalling,
with
nothing
but
rubble
and
rubbish
stretching
for
miles.
WVIC
CENTRE
AUDITORIUM
BASKETBALL
TRINCE
RUPERT
vs.
NEW
METLAKATLA
VETS
Wednesday
and
Thursday
'
Reservations
Phone
231
servation
of
the
Yugoslavia
military
police.
Food
and
cloth
-'Continued
on
Page
Two)
the
scarce
article
to
push
the
sales
of
other
goods,
particularly
poultry.
SUsiJ
ursaav.
April
8th,
10
p.m.-l
p.m.
.
"
...
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i
,
....
f
our
UUKCS
lrei!