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Blow
jor
Seattle
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w
mm
built
through
British
Col-
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railway
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a
serious
effect
on
Se
NORTHERN
AMD
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
8
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
CABS
ll
I
Gavin,
president
of
the
Great
in
asked
"what
effect
would
f
have
upon
Seattle
business
gener-i
that
the
southern
terminus
of
such
V
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
198.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
23,
1948.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
HOLD-UP
OF
BANK
w
estern
Envoys
ii-
A
i
road
way
Commerce
Branch
Is
Seme
of
Second
Hold-up
p)
at
rrinwj
.-mid
connect!
in
Nation:'';
The
Cana-i
it
desired,
!
llf
structure
,
-p
all
freight
,
hf
east
and
I
delivered
to.
Ml
al
Wm(i"
jmUar
othr:
ex-.in
-western
Hi
'
cited
I
,
of
traffic!
.
the
United
,r
transship-!
iCh
Of
'h'ch
;
fall
of-'-;
to
i
riortbanl
j
at
the
urn-'
j
.d
I
saw
S
-
-?
a
city
a',
romp
a
ot
remier
-3ta
in
regain
VANCOUVER
Two
armed
and
masked
bandits
held
up
the
Hroadway
and
Mackenzie
Street
branch
of
the
Canadian
liank
of
Commerce
here
about
10:30
this
morning
and
escaped
with
an
at
first
un
INCIDENT
IN
BERLIN
Another
Momentous
Conference
Taking
125,000
POUNDS
OF
TUNA
LANDED
Prince
Rupert's
newly-developed
tuna
fish
Industry
paid
off
in
a
big
way
over
the
week
COLDWELL
RE-ELECTED
WINNIPEG
-M.
J.
Coldwell
was
re-elected-leader
of
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
at
the
closing
of
the
annual
conference
here
Saturday.
The
convention,
in
the
party's
most
drastic
left
program
to
date,
called
for
nationalization
of
fiscal
and
transportation
services
and
key
industries.
A
compromise
resolution
was
passed
on
the
subject
of
oleomargarine.
OLD
COUNTRY
STORMS
LONDON
Gales
and
heavy
rain
scourged
the
south
coast
of
England
and
Eire
Saturday
night
and
a
number
of
shipping
accidents
were
reported
at
Cobh,
Eire.
The
liner
Mauretania,
carrying
Prime
Minister
Costello,
sailed
for
New
York
after
.
a
twelve-hour
delay
from
the
storm.
Heavy,
seas
swamped
boats
loading
passengers
on
the
liner.
DEAN
IS
BARRED
Official
American
filling
poi-'t
i
Place
This
Evening
end
when
nine
boats
landed
determined
amount
of
money.
The
two
bandits
made
their
getaway
in
a
stolen
maroon
car.
It
was
just
about
a
year
ago
that
Sydney
Petrie
was
shot
and
killed"
in
a
hold-up
of
the
.same
branch.
Police
had
known
that
a
maroon
car
had
been
stolen
and
were
on
the
alert
at
some
other
bank
branches
in
the
city.
125,000
pounds
of
the
fish,
the
largest
tuna
landing
ever
made
at
this
port.
The
tuna
run
off
toe
west
Photographer
Was
In
Russian
Custody
For
Time
BERLIN
Thomas
Heden
of
New
York,
deputy
Information
officer
for
the
United
States
authorities
in
Berlin,
was
taken
Into
custody
by
Russian
officers
at
the
border
between
the
British
and
Russian
zones
yesterday
and,
after
excited
discussion
and
coast
of
the
Queen
Charlottes
PARIS
(CP)
Premier
Joseph
Stalin
of
Russia
received
three
western
envoys
at
the
Kremlin
in
Moscow
tonight,
it
was
learned
from
sources
close
to
the
French
Foreign
Office.
(The
conference
started
about
11:15
a.m.
Pacific
Daylight
Time).
Western
Power
diplomats
had
held
another
three-power
conference
$1.17
ported
to
be
fishing
in
an
area
is
continuing
with
50
boats
re-extending
five
to
fifteen
miles
off
shore.
A
few
American
vessels,
drawn
by
reports
of
good
wnturrs
to
Daily
at
the
French
embassy
In
Moscow
prior
to
the
meeting
with
aal
aci
v
catches,
are
among
them.
Ullation
of
Major
problem
anong
the
several
tense
hours,
was
finally
5uate
works
released
today.
He
was
then
.pe
munki-
tuna
men
is
the
storage
of
ice
which
is
needed
to
keep
the
fish
fresh
while
the
boats
fish
the
Russian
dictator.
It
was
the
general
expectation
that
Foreign
Minister
V.
M.
Molotov
would
also
be
seen
tonight.
At
Berlin
Russian
sofdiers
In
Russians
claim
he
was
within
heir
territory
of
control.
The
Russian-dominated
German
police,
armed
with
Tommy
guns,
rushed
up
in
a
jeep
and
ordered
Heden
to
enter
it.
The
closely
questioned
by
the
Am
erican
authorities
as
to
the
cir
vaded
the
United
States
sector
cumstances
of
the
incident.
There
Is
some
question
as
to
again
today
to
seize
a
German
objection
was
that
Heden
was
carrying
a
camera
which
is
essential
to
his
work.
Private
at
the
end
the
village
J70.0OO
of
They
riders
aiut
per
$1(0-
iiana
new.,-reciT.tly
a
the
Prime
whether
Heden
was
in
the
Brit
photographer,
headquarters
of
the
western
sector
German
po
JEWS
TENDER
OLIVE
BRANCH
Again
Ask
Arabs
to
Make
Peace
Mutual
Need
JERUSALEM
O-Israeli
Prime
Minister
David
Ben
Our
ion
tendered
another
peace
overture
to
the
Arabs
today.
Addressing
more
than
100
delegates
to
the
inner
Zionist
council,
he
said
yesterday
that
we
hope
tho
'present
war
will
finish
soon
with
a
peace
conclusion
with
the
Arabs.
They
need
us
and
we
need
them."
for
more.
Distance
from
cold
storage
plants
put
a
premium
on
the
stuff
which
was
so
badly
needed
at
the
week-end
that
one
fisherman
is
reported
to
have
oftered
$100
a
ton
for
It
so
he
could
remain
out
and
fish.
Eight
of
the
nine
boats
which
landed
tuna
here
at
the
week
end
delivered
to
the
Fisher
ish
or
Russian
zone
at
the
time
LONDON
The
Dean
of
Canterbury,
Doctor
Howell-Johnson,
was
told
by
the
United
States
consulate
here
that
he
will
not
be
allowed
to
enter
the
United
States.
The
"Red
Dean"
had
been
invited
to
make
a
speaking
tour
of
the
United
States
by
the
American-Soviet
Friendship
Society.
KILLED
ON
HIGHWAY
NELSON
Mrs.
Alfred
Harvey
of
Trail
was
killed
and
her
husband
and
son
were
injured
when
their
automobile
crashed
over
a
highway
bank
25
miles
west
of
here
last
night
and
plunged
150
feet
to
the
railway
tracks
below.
lice
announced.
or
his
seizure.
It
was
only
a
cameras
have
been
banned
in
the
Rusian
zone.
Repeated
demands
were
made
for
Heden's
release
and
thes-j
matter
of
feet
one
way
or
another.
He
says
he
was
(en
yards
Canada
In
raph
ciH'.ff
Thi
were
finally
complied
with.
Inside
the
British
.
zone.
men's
Co-operative.
They
were
hte
Mother
III,
Capt.
Antonsen,
which
landed
20,000
pounds
this
morning;
Paragon
I,
Capt.
iblican
aud
i:
ner'.h
a.-spending
;
Forefront
Name
It
and
It's
Yours
Steele,
10,000;
Dual,
Capt.
Arne
Leading
World
In
Atomic
Research
Co-operating
With
Allies
Phenomenon
In
Skies
Here
Sunday
Night
It
was
seen
by
Fred
Conrad,
t
and
a
party
of
friends
and
had
I
all
the
appearance
of
a
para-
T
1
AUSTRALIA
TO
-
It
frUlnlx
was.
.not
a
Jlylna
chute,
they
afcrse.
lWwa&
hUclt
;
1TW
saucer,
nor
could
it
possibly,
jn
color
and
there
is
a
possi-!
achievements
in
atomic
energy
MEET
AMERK5
have
been
the
cup
which
might
.
bility
that
it
might
have
been
a
j
research
are
mainly
her
own
as
C.
Beck,
22,000;
L.
S.,
Capt.R.
J.
Larsen,
8,000;
Miss
Judy,
Capt.
C.
Madden,
15,000;
Keego
I,
Capt.
J.
Morrison.,
14,000;
Sal-anierrCapC
V.
Nostrum,
J1.000;
"
Mae
West,
Capt.'O.
J.
Hansen,
18,000.
The
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
packer
B.
C.
Rover,
Capt.
K.
Bjaastad,
landed
17,000
pounds
at
Atlin
Fisheries
Sunday.
The
fish
were
bought
from
fishermen
on
the
grounds.
BROOKLINE.
Mass.
W
For
be
supposed
to
accompany
flying
saucers.
It
looked
like
a
the
fourth
consecutive
time
'I
balloon.
a
result
of
sharing
ideas
with
Anyway,
it
settled
somewhere
j
other
countries.
Because
Can-near
Wolfe
Island
but
H
was:ada
believes
in
mutual
benefits
parachute,
but,
if
it
was,
it
was
of
fabric
that
one
would
wish
nowhere
in
sight
when
they
since
1939,
Australian
Davis
Cup
tennis
forces
are
here
for
the
challenge
round
against
as
yet
unnamed
United
States
defending
forces.
the
fastest-disappearing
piece
to
see.
to
be
obtained
by
atomic
cooperation,
she
desires
to
share
technical
information
among
Canada,
the
United
States
and
went
to
look
for
it.
They
called
Tony
Crawley
in
his
cruiser
A.
P.
C.
and
both
boats
circled
The
phenomenon
was
witnes
sed
by
six
people
at
9
o'clock
the
island
1,1
tne
Rowing
dusk.!Grea(.
Brilain
and
that
such
co.
MINISTER
IS
last
night
as
they
were
return-1
There
Tnere
was
was
no
no
sign
sln
of
01
anything
anything
t
operation
be
continued
and
ex-
VISITOR
HERE
panded
in
future.
Trade
Min
Provincial
Minister
of
Agri
ing
from
the
Salt
Lekes
to
the
city.
All
saw
it
for
a
period
of
10
seconds
as
it
settled
into
the
water
somewhere
near
Wolf
Island
at
the
entrance
to
Met-lakatla
Pass.
culture,
Hon.
Frank
Putman,
arrived
in
the
city
this
morning
on
the
Prince
George
en
route
on
the
deserted
island,
or
the
waters
nearby.
No
one
heard
the
sound
of
motors
that
might
indicate
an
aircraft
overhead.
There
"was
no
man
attached
to
the
thing
either.
"It's
got
me
puzzled,"
said
Mr.
Conrad.
''I've
been
thinking
about
it
all
night."
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
An
active
storm
centered
this
morning
In
northern
British
Columbia
brought
snow
to
the
southern
Yukon
during
the
night
and
at
the
same
time
an
end
to
the
dry
spell
that
the
northern
British
Columbian
coast
has
been
enjoying
this
summer.
Prince
Rupert
had
3.75
inches
of
rain
in
twelve
4
from
Victoria
to
visit-
the
agricultural
communities
of
Central
British
Columbia.
He
will
M
.
l
-
ii'sWi
up
I,,
,
mm
.
3u.
jr...-
,
.
-
'
.
n
Yet
a
search
by
two
boats
failed
fco
reveal
any
sign
of
the
air-borne
puzzler.
remain
In
the
city
overnight
leaving
for
the
interior
tomor
row.
urn?'"
ister
C.
D.
Howe
agreed
with
David
E.
Lillienthal,
chairman
of
.the
United
States
Atomic
Energy
Commission,
who
spoke
along
similar
lines
on
Saturday
in
New
York
at
the
opening
of
an
atomic
exposition.
Dr.
C.
J.
McKenzie,
chief
of
the
Atomic
Control
Board,
said
today
that
Canada's
atomic
project
at
Chalk
River
was
equal
to
any
development
in
the
world.
RECOGNITION
OF
ISRAELI
Count
Barnadotte
to
Make
Recommendation
to
Cnited
Nations
!
......
.
hours
between
9
p.
m.
and
9
a.
m.,
but
skies
showed
blue
this
afternoon.
The
storm
is
expected
to
move
across
the
province
at
about
25
miles
per
hour
bringing
rain
to
the
southern
coast
late
tonight.
Forecast
North
coast
and
Charlottes
southern
section
overcast
with
rain
today
and
Tuesday
morning,
becoming
cloudy
with
showers
Tuesday
afternoon
and
evening.
Winds
southeasterly
(20
mph)
today,
veering
to
northwesterly
(15
mph)
Tuesday.
Litle
change
in
temp
TONIGHT
at
the
...
CARGWAL
"
7:00
Gay
way
Opens.
7:30
Barney
Potts
Stage
Show.
7:30-10:30
Photo,
Homecooking,
Industrial
Exhibits.
11:00
Nightly
Door
Prize
(Winjier
Must
Be
Present).
11:30
Stage
Show
and
Dance
Narrows
Supper
Club
Orchestra.
STOCKHOLM
Count
Folke
Baseball
Scores
,
;
,
SUNDAY
NATIONAL
Cincinnati
3,"
Chicago
10
Pittsburgh
4,
St.
Louis
1
Boston
4,
Brooklyn
3
Philadelphia
4-0,
New
York
9-3.
AMERICAN
Washington
1,
Boston
4
St.
Louis
10,
Detroit
1
New
York
10,
Philadelphia
0
Chicago
8-4,
Cleveland
1-3
PACIFIC
COAST
Oakland
11-2,
Los
Angles
3-4
San
Diego
2-0,
Seattle
8-4
Sacremento
3-4,
Portland
8-1
Hollywood
11-5,
San
Francis-co2-6
SATURDAY
NATIONAL
Boston
7-2
Brooklyn
8-1
Philadelphia
5,
New
York
6
Cincinnati
2,
Chicago
0
Bernadotte,
United
States
mediator
for
Palestine,
said
here
to
L.
i
7
-nwa
w
T--nil
?i
I
W
1
1
iBnti
r
n
i
day
that
he
was
recommending
that
official
United
Nations
recognition
be
given
the
Israeli
government
in
Palestine.
The
recommendation
will
be
made
at
the
forthcoming
General
Assembly
meeting
in
Paris.'
ADMISSION;
$1.00
TICKET
GOOD
FOR
ALL
NIGHTS.
-
ADULTS
50c
NIGHTLY
ADMISSION.
STUDENTS
25c
NIGHTLY
ADMISSION.
erature.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Tuesday
at
Port
Hardy
52
and
60.
gymnasium
and
the
auditorium,
make
movement
throughout
tha
building
convenient.
Throughout
the
evening,
the
COMING
THIS
WEEK
Three
Canadian
destroyers
H.M.C.S.
Athabaskan,
Crescent
and
Cayuga
will
be
here
for
Port
Day.
This
is
the
picture
of
a
typical
Canadian
destroyer.
CORONATION
CEREMONY
FEATURES
FIRST
NIGHT
OF
CIVIC
CARNIVAL
and
res-dry
hours
'ioon
as
tea
In
must
ater
went
'
came
back
'he
evening.
I
made
to
a
xth
Avenue,
'JHays
creek
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
from
Vancouver
and
waypoints,
Is
due
in
port
at
9
o'clock
tonight.
Report
has
it
that
the
Princess
Adelaide
is
shortly
to
be
withdrawn
from
the
Vancouver-Ocean
Falls
Prince
Rupert
service
but
there
is
no
confirmation
locally.
BLAST
SUSPECT
IS
BEING
HELD
Investigating
of
the
dynamiting
of
a
residence
here
Fri
'
Prince
Rupert's
first
Civic
Centre
Carnival
to
be
housed
within
the
building
that
it
is
designed
to
help
opened
Saturday
night
at
8
o'clock
when
Mayor
Nora
E.
Arnold
officiated
at
the
coronation
of
12-ycar-oIcl
Agnes
Macintosh
who,
at
a
colorful
ceremony,
was
declared
the
city's
1918
Port
and
Carnival
Queen.
St.
Louis
9,
Pittsburgh
2
AMERICAN
Chicago
3,
Cleveland
2.
St
Louis
5,
Detroit
6
New
York
6,
Philadelphia
0
Washington
6,
Boston
10
PACIFIC
COAST
Oakland
12,
Los
Angeles
3
Hollywood
4,
San
Francisco
5
Sacremento
1,
Portland
5
San
Diego
2-3,
Seattle
3-4
WESTERN
INTERNATIONAL
Tacoma
10-2,
Victoria
11-5
Yakima
1,
Wsnaichee
12
Salem
6,
Spolne
1
great
variety
of
games
were
kept
busy
and
the
building
rang
with
the
cheerful
noise
of
merrymaking.
Dozens
of
volunteer
workers
worked
behind
booths
and
counters,
giving
their
time
and
energy
In
behalf
of
the
Civic
Centre.
The
carnival
was
officially
declared
open
by
Queen
Agnes
fol
lowing
the
brief
coronation
cere
mony
which
began
at
8
o'clock.
Mayor
Arnold
presented
the
12-year-old
Borden
Street
School
girl
with
the
sceptre
and
placed
The
ceremony
took
place
In
the
auditorium
of
the
Civic
Cen
day
night
was
still
in
a
"fluid"
Attendance
Saturday
night
was
1,770,
according
to
a
carefully-kept
door
check,
and
.Re
ceipts,
-according
to
a
preliminary
check
were
better
than
$1,-
-;an
repiac
'
main
ir-
intersection
"
hirh
was
f
shutdown
f
w
city
Idays
B0
VP
to
the
f
is
not
yet,
Jimp
i
2i
1948
tre
before
an
audience
of
more
than
500
who
lined
both
sides
of
the
hall,
surrounding
the
corridor
left
for
the
entry
and
departure
of'
the
royal
entourage.
The
ceremony
was
a
brief
one,
state.
It
was
announced
yesterday
by
the
provincial
police
who
intimated
that
a
more
definite
statement
might
be
ex
the
crown
on
her
head
wntie
the
attentive
thrdhg
listened
quietly,
then
broke
into
cheers.
"00.
This
compared
lavoiaui.v
with
the
opening
nights
of
previous
carnivals.
pected
by
today.
There
"could
after
which
the
hundreds
who
"--'-
"
'"'f
"--
r,9
wA.;a
-fi?
&
Accompanied
by
their
escort
thronged
the
building
gavs
George
White
pieaded
guilty
in
city
police
court
Saturday
afternoon
on
a
charge
of
asaulting
Spiro
6urvich
and
was
fined
$20.
Spiro
Gurvich
was
charged
with
asaulting
his
wife,
Clara
Gurvich.
He
also
pleaded
guilty
and
sentence
ws
reserved
until
Monday.
be''
something
revengeful
about
the
blasting
incident,
the
police
admitted,
but
declined
as
yet
of
Sea
Cadets,
the
Queen-elect
and
her
four
princesses
Shirley
Haugan,
Marjorie
Tattersall,
I
18.6
fPf.t
to
definitely
asoclate
any
per
The
carnival
committee
expressed
themselves
as
highly
satisfied
at
the
way
the
Civ:c
Centre
can
accomodate
the
large
carnival
crowds.
Archways,
cut
between
the
main
19.0
feet
themselves
up
to
enjoyment
of
the
many
features
which
compose
the
show.
The
carnival
will
continue
until
next
Satur
THE
$64
QUESTION
Why
can
Churchill
ship
grain
and
Prince
Rupert
cannot?
This
is
the
idle
Prince
Rupert
grain
elevator.
son
with
the
incident,
although
Marlon
Watson
and
Margaret
5.3
fet
6-0
feet
a
suspect
was
being
hjelij.
(Continued
on
vafe
Twq
day,
night.