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at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
PHONE
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no.
ion.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BC,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
4,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
OUND
INCREASE
IN
to
I
n
foreign
Ministers
et
Together
1$
TO
BE
ALLOWED,
AMENT
lb
ADVISED
To
Head
Off
Eliff
Oil
8
ernian
Policy
Tucksx
Going
On
With
Case
Other
Hatters
Also
Coming
L'l
rcent
On
Unheated
Dwellings
And
iercent
On
Heated
Flats,
Etc.
4
(CP)
The
Canadian
Legion
is
expect-next
week
to
the
federal
governmen;
jrs
in
rent
control
announced
last
night
Sinister
Douglas
Abbott,
ttr
announced
in
the
House
of
Commons
a
government
plans
to
allow
landlords
j
.
Casey
Stengel
Best
Manager
ffEW
YORK
0
Casey
Stengel,
whl)
hit
the
Jackpot
In
his
first
ycjf
with
the
New
York
Yankees
,ls
the
Major
Leagues'
manager
of
the
year.
He
was
the
overwhelming"
choice
of
the
base-bait
writing
fraternity
which
voted
in
an
Associated
Press
poll
lie
jreceived
116
votes.
REGINA
Walter
E.
Tucker,
leader
of
the
Saskatchewan
Liberal
party
announced
yesterday
that
he
was
appealing
the
dismissal
by
a
jury
in
Saskatchewan
Supreme
Court
of
his
$100,000
slander
action
against
Premier
T.
C.
Douglas.
He
contends
that
the
jury
was
misdirected
by
the
trial
udge,
Mr.
Justice
Taylor.
The
action
arose
out
of
remarks
n.ade
by
Douglas
regarding
Tucker
in
the
provincial
election
campaign
n(lonii'..uc
rem-
LIVING
COST
LOWER
OTTAWA
Declines
in
foodstuffs
sent
the
September
cost
of
living;
index
down
one-tenth
of
a
point
to
162.2,
the
Bureau
of
Statistics
reported
today.
It
was
the
second
consecutive
decline
in
living
costs.
The
i-v
dex
dropped
one-half
a
point
in
August.
MIRACTLOlS
ESCAPE
CALGARY
Eight
persons
Ship
Breaks
Up
Freighter
Abandoned
Russian
Relations
Ar.J
Yugoslavia
Are
Mentioned
1
r
WASHINGTON,
R
C
(CP)
British
fears
that
the
western
powers
are
beginning
to
pull
apart
on
top
of
German
policy
were
reported
today
to'have
touched
off
the
sudden
calling
of
a
meeting
of
Big
Thre
foreign
ministers.
Although
the
British
.pprccni.
At
111"
government
will
jjiis
f
ilial
con-Supreme
Court
.fn'als
landlord;.
;
iconic
cffccl-i
i:.al
r.UT"ul
al
I
'
t
'"f
un"'
ulhfii
hp
land-aPM
I"
increase
aWl
'If-C'jtl-
English
Accents
.
Given
"Treatment"
HALIFAX
Officers
with
English
accents
"Ret
full
treat
r-.
J
,
n
ii
i"
"-
TIGHTEN
UP
ON
TRUST
BUSTING
miraculously
escaped
death
to
Down
Coast
SCENE
STEALER
-TliLs
small,
black
spaniel,
"Chota."
stole
the
show
at
a
reception
given
by
the
Indian
High
Commissioner
to
Canada.
S.
R.
Kirpalani,
in
Ottawa
this
week.
She
wagged
her
tail
and
-wtus
as
nice
as
you
please
when
India's
Prime
Min
day
when
a
plane
ground-
looped
at
the
municipal
air
ment"
in
Canadian
Navy.ward-roohis,
officers
and
ratings
say
In
commenting
on
Tuesday's
long
port
here
after
a
tire
blew
out
-Ca
incident
with
ister
Nehru
patted
her
head
and
recalled
the
occasion
in
New
OTTAWA
confirmation
Of
flc
announced
t-dBy.
of
report
that
,
foreign
Dellil
two
yd.rs
airo
when
he
named
her
Ohota,
which
in
English
l
reP0I'
on
the
"silent
service."
;ibv
twenty
p-t-iifjipil
M'lf-ron-
Tars
say
they
are
all
in
favor
means
'little
one.'
Mrs.
T.
J.
Brooks
of
Ottawa,
owner
of
the
doc
during
take-off.
After
the
plane
had
attained
75-mile
speed,
the
tire
blew
and
it
skidded
sideways.
The
wing
tip
of
the
"Canadianization"
recom
r-
,j
'
i
ii.
i.
wiau
wic
iui
ciKti
unmans
s
vi
Canada
s
No.
1
trust
buster
was'
.
.
resigning,
the
House
of
Commons'1
Bn
f
U"Ued
u
J
f
a
es
an?
J
1
meet
Parls
was
advised
that
legislation
I
Fra"c!
w!
ncf
would
be
introduced
shortly
to
,week
ff5
0"
P-nw
imnhi.
.
tha
lems
the
State
Department
here
is
shown
holding
Chota
as
Her
Excellency
Vijaya
Lashml
Pandit,
Indian
ambassador
to
the
U,
S.,
and
Premier
Nehru
admire
the
animal.
(CP
Photo)
mended
by
the
three-man
commission
which
invest
igated
"mut
inous
incidents"
aboard
three
struck
the
field
and
immediately
burst
iwto
flames.
Passengers
escaped
through
a
door.
said
that
no
definite
datehati
Canadian
warships
early
this
anti-trust
laws.
Hon.
Stewart
Garson,
minister
of
justice,
gave
WARNING
BY
been
set
for
such
a
conference,
adding
that
it
might
be
difficult
.
may
I"'
boosted
;,nied
if
Ihr
ifHif
of
I'.'lt.
ltss
Miirapl'-v.
and
liidfd.
..WiiaU'T,
war
ti
ar
due
to
1
II
the
upreine
wrois
am
v;-.''i).
,
iiip
government
nol.'ce
of
nmpnrliripntii
n
the
year.
The
Commission'?
report,
tabled
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday,
included
broad
recom
Plane
Crash
Hills
20
Men
Combines
Investigation
Act
1UI
.
lu,c?"
lu""m
6
ranamanfiv
Vessel
Strands
In
Juan
de
Fuea
After
Fire
SEATTLE
r
-An
engine
room
tire
drove
the
Panamanian
freighter
Andalusia
to
ground
on
a
northwestern
Washington
beach
4"a
miles
from
Neah
Bay
early
today.
The
vessel
was
later
reported
breaking
up
with
the
erew
ol
twenty-seven
abandoning
ship.
Hie
grounding
ended
two
hours
of
uneertalnty
after
the
first
alarm
had
been
sent
out
by
lh
7,117-ton
Panamanian
registered
freighter.
The
fire
wag
reported
to
have
been
extinguished
by
the
crew
whlrh
rammed
the
vessel
ashore
a
few
miles
from
the
northwest
COMMUNISTS
Writers'
Choice
shortly
after
it
became
known
WTZ...,
.
mendations
for
improvements
in
HONO
KONG
P
,
The
Chinese
Newcombe
Is
thtf
Navy
Nationalist
government
today
that
F.
A.
McGregor,
Combine.!
Bnlls"
spoaesman
don
said
the
meetlng
Investigation
Commissioner,
had
W0,Uld
or
Thursday,
de-as
Wednesday
quit.
Details
of
the"
resignation,!
given
in
the
House,
Indicated
PdlS
uPon
hen
?
formally
advised
the
British
gov
F.leven
Mi
I'.S.
Sliperfort
Off
Bermuda
Nine
Off
English
Coast
Ml
"1
I
Mem.
ernment
that
its
planes
would
State
Dean
Achesoh
of
the
Unit
that
McGregor
had
resigned
after
Best
Rookie
bomb
merchantmen
found
in
ed
States
could
reach
Paris.
Some
British
sources
speculated
r.o
action
had
been
taken
on
certain
of
his
recommendations
for
prosecutions.
'
ELECTION
ON
JULY
6
Communist-held
Chinese
ports.
I
Twenty
airmen
were
killed
In
The
order
brought
an
Immediate
'two
separate
plane
crashes
In
protest
from
the
British
govern
various
parts
of
the
world
Thurs-
MOCKS
;titcn
Co
Ltd
I
that
Acheson
would
give
Foreign
Secretary
Bevtn
of
Great
Britain
Brooklyn
Dodger
ieU
Award
For
Second
Year
tip
of
continental
United
SlaVs
LONDON.
I,ord
Calvctiey
mcnt
which,
however,
sent
warn-
day
night.
ngs
to
Brit
ish
ships
ul
the
O)
ieal.
V
Eleven
died
when
a
B
29
super;
fortress
of
the
United
States
Air
Karbara
Ann's
Rink"
Durn?3nrn
TTiwJ
;
coastguard
'
cutler
Fir
Labor
member
of
the
House
oi
and
Foreign
Minister
Sehuman
pf
France.
a
fill
-in.
on
this
meeting
he
Is
sciiecful'?d
to
have
I.r
Washington
with
Andrei
Y.
Vish-inski.
Russia'3
foreign
minister.
Some
spadework
has
already
....
mw
XQI05,a-
.Dau.J.-Uwr.
combe
giant
negro
pitcher
of
trie
Brooklyn
Dodgers
was
yesterday
voted
the
National
League's
lep.r.!-
Lords,,
said
that
Great
3ritaln
reached
the
beached
ship
in
tne
Strait
of
Juan
de
Fuca.
I
Force
weather
squadron
crashed
I
in
the
sea
near
Hamilton,
Ber-
next
general
election
wi!
be
held
OTTAWA
a,
The
Mlnto
Skat-
illff
Clllh
Rnrhnrn
Ann
JO.r,fv
The
coastguard
said
then
'A?
tit
i
July
8,
1950.
He
refused
to
amp
IS
CHARGED
IN
STABBING
CASE
.
.
.
.:
'home
rinK,
was
destroyed
bv
fire
been
done
for
the
session
in
re
jmuda.
Four
survived
the
crash
:
but
one
died
in
the
water
ln-rtants
later.
sotiated
Press
poll
the
ship
was
taking
water
in
No.
1
and
No.
2
holds
through
dam
lify
the
statement
or
deny
that
he
was
guessing.
cent
talks
in
Paris
and
London.
The
23-year-old
former
Mon-
The
loss
is
estimated
at
$250,000.
The
forty-six
year
old
structure
was
enveloped
in
flames
in
a
age
due
to
ramming
the
beacn.
Actually
speculation
among
The
Andalusia
left
Vancouver
Ben
Petterson.
city
halibut!
In
London,
England,
nine
men
skipper,
Is
in
hospital
today
and
j
were
killed
when
two
Royal
Air
diplomats
here
is
that,
when
the
r
muuc.n
xli.cB
trca,
nurlcr
was
pkkpd
on
jor,
refused
to
confirm
or
deny
it,
of
,lg
balo(s
cast
by
thc
B;iSP.
saying
only
that
the
statement
b
,.
VVri,prs.
As)rlnf.inn
matter
of
minutes.
October
21
for
the
east
coast
with
hree
foreign
ministers
meet,
even
is
h"ld
on
tcc
Domrers
coiimea
ou
uie
his
wife,
Rita,
by
police
was
being
investigated.
lumber
cargo.
,
,
though
Germany
may
be
their
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A
Lancaster
s
crew
a
charge
of
assault
occasioning
,
f""1"-
tuasi..
The
Dodger
negro
Jackie
Kob-.Inson
won
the
same
award
in
harm
following
01
evpn
a,u
mosquito
s
crew
i
erievous
uonny
to
nave
an
incident,
in
the
Petterson
of
t'
all
believed
primary
subject,
their
discussions
may
range
widely.
General
conflict
with
Russia
and
particularly
the
'
Yugoslav
situation,
are
1947
to
make
it
two
in
three
years
for
the
Brooks.
THE
WhATULK
home
on
First
Avenue
West
on
pins'iu.
Addition
To
among
matters
mcDticr.ed.
Nurses'
Home
KEEPING
GOODS
FROM
RUSSIA
Synopsis
A
weather
disturbance
is
developing
off
the
west
coast.
Tills
Is
expected
to
bring
southeast-
winds
and
rain
to
tne
INVITED
TO
JAPAN
PACT
Trade
Discussed
Thursday
morning
With
three
stib
woitnds
in
the
upper
part
of
his
body,
Tctter-soh's
condition
was
described
as
'
serious."
la
t
he
hands
of
tlic
police
are
a
kitchen
knife
and
Pettersun's
blood-stained
clothes.
Petterson
is
reported
to
have
three
wounds,
one
in
the
chest.
NO
DEAL
BY
NEHRU
MADE
VANCOUVER
In
a
press
Interview
during
his
visit
here
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
Prime
Minister
Pandit
Nehru
of
India
said
he
had
made
no
financial
deals
with
the
Canadian
government.
He
added
that
it
would
be
"convenient
for
us"
to
get
needed
capital
and
goods.
and
food
for
India.
He
was
agreeable
to
the
suggestion
that
Canada
take
over
some
of
India's
debt
to
finance
such
deliveries.
After
addressing
a
joint
lunch
north
coast
today
and
llshtj
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
W
The
rain
to
the
south
coast
tonight
United
Stales
government
today
Britain
Will'.n?
to
Have
Russia
and
Communist
China
Three-storey
Structure
Planned
Alongside
Present.
Building
ilia
n
Cloudy
conditions
will
prevail
tapped
rigid
controls
on
Britain
1
throughout
the
Interior
today
mPnt
of
strategic
goods
to
any
Participate
LONDON
(P
-
Plans
call
for
accomodation
one
ln
tlle
icft
si(p
and
one
on
anci
wnicrrow.
i
pla(,e
)n
the
world
-except
Can
Amendment
Voted
Down
CCF
Beaten
In
Division
in
Ottawa
House
-
-
i
.
.
for
28
persons
with
additional
favors
inviting
Russia
and
the
ada
to
prevent
re-shipments
to
the
Soviet
bloc.
"Strategic
goods''
Include
in-
435
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740
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375
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new
Chinese
Communist
govern-j
.
Forecast
men
t
when
it
is
recognized
to
North
Coast
Region-Rain
to-
participate
ln
the
writing
of
the
fy,
cloudy
tomorrow,
little
recreation
rooms.
The
building
will
be
a
three-storey
structure
adjoining
the
present
nurses
home
on
the
north
side.
Hasnitul
authorises
hope
to
the
arm.
Police
are
continuing
to
investigate
the
affair.
Mrs.
Petterson
was
taken
hit
)
police
custody
before
7
o'clock
Thursday
morning
and
later
charged
w'ih
occasioning
grievous
bodily
harm
toiler
husband.
Yesterday
the
woman
retained
Rod
MacLeod
as
counsel.
Application
for
bail
was
made
by
Mr.
MacLeod.
eon
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
peace
treaty
for
Japan,
British
change
in
temperature.
Wind.
auswiai
u-ems
man
migni
co.i-liiloimantH
here
said.
-southeast
(30
roph)
today
trlbul
to
"war
potential"
of
th;?
The
government
is
ready
hoy-
south
(20t
tonight
ana
tomor-
Soviet
ever,
to
proceed
with
a
peace
'
row.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
treaty
without
them
if
they
are
tomorrow
Port
Hardy.
48
'anJ
M.
M.
Stephens
returned
c-n
the
Trade
and
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
Nehru
left
in
an
American
plane
for
Madison,
Wis
not
agreeable
to
BritisU-Ainrri-
56;
Saiidspit,
48
an
I
oi.
Prince
amosun
Friday
afternoon
from
consin.
I
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
can
plans,
the
Informants
added.
Rupert,
50
and
50.
Wnnlo
have
costructlon
be-n
as
soon
as
possible
after
the
awarding
of
the
tender.
Bis
are
receivable
up
to
NovemVr
23.
They
likely
will
be
opened
November
25.
It
Is
the
hope
of
the
Hospital
Board,
according
to
Secretary
D.
C.
Stevenson,
that
improvement
of
the
nursing
stalf's
OTTAWA
House
of
Commons
voted
169
to
19
last
night
agairst
a
CCF
non-confidence
motion
calling
for
Immediate
lowering
of
tariffs
to
encourage
Increase
in
imports
from
the
United
Kingdom
and
sterling
areas
Only
Social
Creditors
supported
-
the
'
motion
which
was
moved
during
the
budget
debate
in
the
form
of
an
amendment
to
the
Proess-ive-Conservative
mot
lea
calling
for
immediate
conference
to
discuss
trade
problems.
Conservatives
voted
with
the
NOBEL
PRIZES
LABOR
WINS
IN
BRITAIN
County
Council
Result
May
Have
Psychological
Effect
...LONDON
Labor
y
ester
ARE
AWARDED
ou.irters
will
aid
ln
solving
the-t,?
nursing
shortage
which
has
Japanese
Takes
One
A."id
Canadian
Another
aay
won
the
by-election
for
a
London
County
Council
seat
has
plagued
hospital
operation
iiere
for
some
time.
The
present
nurses'
home
was
built
twenty-five
years
aga
to
accomodate
student
nurses
in
STOCKHOLM,
Sweden,
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Nobel
prizes
for
1949
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government
against
the
motion.
The
Progressive-
Conservative
motion
is
yet
to
be
voted
on.
the
days
wlicn
Prince
Rupert
in
Nortli
Kensington,
restoring
the
party's
majority
in
the
council
which
was
lost
in
local
elections
last
spring.
Labor's
margin
of
victory
was
1097
votes.
fields
of
chemistry
and
physics
were
awarded
today
to
two
professors
in
American
universities
one
a
"Japanese
and
the
other
a
Canadian.
Dr.
Hideki
Yuka'va
became
the
General
Hospital
was
also
a
training
school.
It
has
i3
rooms,
designed
for
individual
occu
pancy
but
which,
:n
some
cases,
must?
be
shared
Uy
two
nurses
first
Japanese
ever
to
receive
the
New
Telephone
Directory
A
new
Telephone
Directory
Is
about
to
be
published.
All
changes
of
listings
must
be
In'
by
November
13.
In
writing
at
the
City
Telephone
Office.
CITY
TELEPHONE
12621
DEPARTMENT.
'in
Result
of
the
by-election,
first
test
of
public
feeling
since
the
government
announced
new
post-devaluation
austerity
cuts,
it,
is
thought
likely
to
have
considerable
psychological
effect
nationally.
Uc
Nobel
prize
for
his
mathematical
discovery
of
matter
which
holds
electrons
and
protons
together
in
the
atom.
Winner
of
the
chemistry
prize
was
Dr.
William
Francis
Giauque,
aged
54,
native
of
Niagara
Fails.
GUARANTEEING
OF
FREEDOMS
Lake
hutt
OTTAWA
id"
Senator
Arthur
Ontario.
He
is
at
the
uiuversny
of
California
where
he
studied
Roebuck,
Liberal.
Ontario,
called
yesterday
in
the
Senate
for
statu
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action
of
atoms
at
absolute
zero
temperature.
Yukawa
is
at
Columbia.
tory
guarantees
of
fundamental
,
freedoms
by
inclusion
of
a
bill
of
'.rights
in
the
British
North
Am-
do
Diesel
Electric
Plant
Operator
Must
have
thorough
knowledge
of
switchboard
such
as
synchronizing,
load
balancing
and
diesel
en
.0414
erica
Act
He
presented
a
motion
LOCAL
TIDES
Saturday,
November
5,
1949
4.1
5
1
to
be
placed
before
the
forthuom-
I
I
;jti
Bock
Hich
0:57
19.2
feet
gines.
No
other
need
apply.
Apply
in
person
to:
Personell
Office,
j
'
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Ltd.
'
1
Watson
Island
i
NORONIC
KEFLOATED-Steam
pumps
have
almost
emptied
the
water
in
the
hulk
of
thc
Noronic,
once
proud
queen
of
the
Great
Lakes
passenger
fleet,
and
salvage
operators
hope
within
tlve
next
few
days
to
tow
the
vessel
to
Hamilton
from
the
Toronto
harbor
pier
where
it
has
rested
on
the
bottom
of
the
harbor
since
the
disastrous
Sept.
17
fire.
As
this
photo
shows,
most
of
the
top
decks
have
already
been
cut
awa
and
only
the
hull
remains
to
be
dismantled.
(CP
Photo)
38
lng
Dominion-provincial
confer-
2.E3
ence
on
constitutional
matters.
214
Senator
Roebuck
said
that
22
some
of
its
freedoms
and
right
"4
were
not
out
of
danger.
21.2
feet,
j
7.1
feet
I
3.8
fret.
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