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PHONE
81
iter,
Says
Baruch
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest.'
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
74.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
March
29,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
PRESSING
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
(CP)
Bernard
Baruch,
adviser
to
World
War
presidents,
today
urged
prompt
enactment
of
uni
STEESH1P
Holkestad
Best
Sportsman
JO
LET-HP
IS
SEEN
KJ
l"J0RD
VM
LONDON
(CP)
The
Communist
East
and
the
Anti
-
Communist
West
traded
new
blows
today
on
the
scattered
fronts
of
diplomacy,
publicity
and
politics.
Easter,
Resurrection
Day
of
the
Prince
of
Peace,
saw
no
let-up
in
the
war
of
words
nur,
in
.some
parti
of
tl'e
world,
in
real
war
fare
with
arm;.
In
Palestine,
bcene
of
the
Easter
story,
at
least
sixty-eight
persons
died
in
fighting
between
Jews
and
Arabs.
In
China
pro-government
dispatches
.
to
Peiping
said
that
a
general
government
counter-offensive
had
set
back
the
Communists
through
Inner
Mongolia
toward
Manchuria.
Italians,
whose
election
April
(P
-The
Uni-
E
SUCCESS
versal
military
training
Sixteen
Planes
Wrecked
as
Fierce
Gale
Hits
Fairbanks
FAIRBANKS
(CP.)
Wreckage
of
sixteen
parked
planes
littered
Weeks
Field,
municipal
airport
here
today
after
'virKh
of
np
to
seventy-five
miles
per
hour
huir.rs!
(.'!'.(?
t!iis
c(f:ti"'.l
A
!aska
city.
The
gdif?
venter-day
was
described
by
w
Weather
Forecaster
Robert
Snider
as
the
worst
in
forty
years
of
Weather
Bureau
ites
has
deciuea
nou
.J;I
nnlinn
in
1.
'-
ihip
for
Palestine,
lu
ll
concentrate
eiiwis
and
selective
service
legislation
In
the
United
States
as
a
means
of
"achieving"
the
stability
in
the
world
which
lasting
peace
requires.
He
also
called
for
an
"economic
mobilization
plan."
Baruch
added
that
failure
of
irueu
a.'"
3
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t
special
Palestine
session
United
Nauon-i
naacinuijr.
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recorcs.
Utility
poles
were
toppled,
trees
were
uprooted
and
a
few
bufld-
nd
Feather
GORY
HOLY
WEEK-END
Lings
partially
unroofed
as
the
R.
Monument
DON
f
Tlic
London
Star
day
that
Scotland
Yard
wind
swept
"in
early
Sunday
morning.
There
were
no
reports
of
injuries
but
property
damage
was
estimated
in
thousands
of
dollars.
JERUSALEM
ft
Bullets
and
bombs
on
a
bloody
Hojy
week-1
end
killed
about
100
persons
and
,
18.
will
be
a
test
of
Communist
strength,
got
an
admoni
wounded
200
throughout
Fales-
AVWMiMUAVwwvwi
eived
ttlf
phone
threats
,e
statue
of
Franklin
D.
It
in
GroMvenor
Square
tarred
and
feathered,
d
Yard
denied
the
story,
morial
is
to
be
unveiled
Roosevelt
April
12.
tion
from
Pope
Pius
that
the
tine,
By
contrast,
Jerusalem
was
quiet
this
morning.
In
two
widely
scattered
at
"great
hour
of
Christian
conscience
has
sounded."
From
Communist
Russia,
now
negotiating
a
treaty
with
Finland,
came
accusations
against
the
military
head
of
nearby
Sweden,
the
Russians
charging
that
Sweden
was
planning
to
build
bases
for
United
States
planes
and
paratroops.
1IPPIHE
United
States
to-muster
all
its
resources
now
for
peace
would
leave
"no
alternative
but
to
mobilize
for
war"
in
future.
BULLETINS
ALARM
IN
TRIESTE
TRIESTE
G
iornale
di
Trieste,
Italian
language
newspaper,
said
Sunday
that
3000
new
Yugoslav
troops
had
arrived
in
free
territory
lone
held
by
Yugoslavia.
The
arrivals
caused
"grrcat
alarm"
among
residents
of
the
area,
the
paper
said.
COMPEL
LEWIS
WASHINGTON
President
Truman's
f;u
t-'indinj
board
today
railed
for
a
federal
court
order
lo
force
John
I,.
Lewis
to
testify
about
the
strike
o
his
federal
soft
coal
miners.
The
action
was
taken
after
Lewis
ignored
a
subpoena
to
appear
at
1
p.m.
be
Receives
CaU
pf
Four
Anonymous
Basketball
Judges
Rupert
Holkestad,
21
-year-old
centre
for
the
Savoy
basketball
team,
was
revealed
as
winner
of
the
Bobby
Houston
Good
Sportsmanship
award
Saturday
night.
Presentation
of
the
coveted
trophy
will
b3
made
at
the
post-season
basketball
dance
on
April
10.
The
award
Is
made
to
Holkestad
by
four
anonymous
Judges,
chosen
from
the
fans,
and
gives
recognition
to
general
sportsmanship,
rather
than
ability
or
usefulness
to
the
team.
-
,
However,
Holkestad
also
was
the
second
highest
scorer
in
the
city
league
and
was
a
top
flight
player
for
Savoys.
Announcement
of
the
second
winner
of
the
Bobby
Houston
award
'was
made
during
an
Intermission
in
Saturday
night's
play-off
games
by
R.
O.
Moore,
principal
of
King
Edward
School.
During
the
same
Intermission,
J.
S.
Irvine
made
the
award
of
tlite
Orme
Stuart
Trophy
for
the
winner
of
the
school
Juvenile
Basketball
League
to
the
King
Edward
No
1
team,
winner
of
the
playoffs.
The
trophy
was
received
by
Ronnie
Ciccone,
captain
of
the
team.
MANY
FISH
0.
C
Football
English
League,
First
Division
Bolton
Wanderers
0,
Manchester
United
1.
Derby
County
1,
Blackpool
0.
Everton
3,
Grlsmby
Town
0.
Huddersfield
Town
1,
Black-bum
Rovers
1
(tie).
Manchester
City
1,
Chelsea
0.
Middlesbrough
1,
Arsenal
1
t!e.
tacks,
one
Jewish
motor
convoy
was
wiped
out
and
another
convoy
was
forced
to
surrender
its
arms.
Jewish
bombing
planes
were
in
action
Saturday.
Today
Jewish
air
force
planes
bombed
the
Arab
port
of
Jaffa.
Three
bombs
were
dropped
near
a
school,
causing
slight
darjage
to
huiidiii;.;
-
There
were
no
'ca.simKics.
'
Blows
Ip,
Killing
Child
Filipinos
Die
In
?idor
Booby
Trap
Two
Straight
ILA
f
An
old
United
land
mine
exploded
In
:iiiig
the
eight-year-old
DR.
KEENLEYSIDE
IS
VISITING
WEST
Preston
Northern!
1,
Portsmouth
2.
Stoke
City
3,
Burkley
0.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
2,
Sunderland
1.
Second
Division
Barnsley
1,
Newcastle
United
1
(tie).
-
Bidmingham
City
4,
West
Bromwich
Albion
0.
or
loronto
Maple
Leafs
Beat
Boston
Kennedy
Scores
Five
Goals
TORONTO,
-Toronto
Maple
Leafs
took
their
second
straight
win
from
Boston
Bruins
In
the
an
American
Air
Force
:.
Three
girls
were
in-
-toric
Correiiidur
on
Sat-cnty-lw.i
Filipinos
were
then
a
Japanese
booby
Med
in
a
tunnel.
They
mbersof
an
Army
OTTAWA
To
be
absent
for
about
a
month,
Dr.
H.
L.
Keen
leyside,
federal
deputy
minister
ENJOY
CANADIAN
WAY
OF
IJFE
From
Esthonla
to
Kitchener,
Ont.,
Is
more
than
8,800
miles,
but
to
two
young
refugees
who
helped
sail
their
liny
refugee
sloop
across
the
Atlantic,
it
was
an
advnture
of
the
sea
that
was
to
terminate
on
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
perilous
voyage
took
75
days
and
climcxec!
in
a
three
year
search
for
freedom.
Today,
Michael
Kadarik
and
Mikelis
Sicevs
are
re-establishing
themselves
in
the
country
of
their
adoption
in
a
section
gang
laying
100-pound
39-foot
rail
on
the
Grimsby
subdivision,
between
Jordan
and
Grimsby,
Ont.
Their
first
job
with
the
C
N
R.
was
packing
ice
at
Stratford,
Ont.'
for
use
in
the
air-conditioned
and
refrigerator
cars.
Upon
completion
of
that
work,
they
were
transferred
to
rail-laying
operations.
The
young
men
are
two
of
a
group
of
23
m"n
and
women
whose
desire
to
find
freedom
in
another
part
oi
the
world
as
So
Treal
th&t
they
braved
the
Baltic
sea'
in
a
rowboat
and
spent
weeks
crossing
the
Atlantic
in
a
frail
45-fiKit
boat.
Sicevs.
left,
and
Kadarik,
are
seen
here
taking
out
section
of
rail,
which
is
to
be
replaced
by
a
new
39-foot
rail
shown
behind
them.
of
mines
and
resources,
has
left
Stanley
Cup
semi-finals
Satur
Bradford
5,
Burty
3.
Ottawa
for
the
west.
Dr.
Keen-leyside,
who
was
in
Prince
Rupert
last
autumn,
plans
on
visit
¬
ing.
YellowBiIe..JM.W,t.,
sEdrnon.-i'.
fore
the
board.
QIEBEC
HARD
HIT
MONTREAL
Emergency
t'rews
today
slowly
repaired
tremendous
damage
done
to
fpnimuniraliona
.
by
wnek-rnd.
sleet
storm
which
cut
off
tuebrc
City
and
other
part
of
the
province
from
the
outside
world.
Damage
is
estimated
to
reach
hundreds
of
thousands
of
dollars.
OF
LOCAL
ton,
Jasper,
Prince
George,
Van
couver
and
Victoria.
'
day
night.
The
score
was
5
to
3.
Peter
Kennedy
was
the
shining
star
of
the
game,
scoring
the
first
-
fdur
"Toronto'
goals
'
with
Max
Bentley
making
the
fifth.
The
third
game
will
be
played
Tuesday
night
in
the
best
of
seven
series
and
the
fourth
Thursday.
Detroit
Red
Wings
now
have
IN
CANADA
OTTAWA
A
total
of
43
kinds
1Y
KILLED
li
llniry
Robert
Fulham
1,
Luton
Town
1
(tie).
Leeds
United
1,
Brentford
1
(tie).
,
Leicester
City
3,
Doncaster
RoVers
2.
Nottingham
Forest
1,
Southampton
1
(tie).
Plymouth
Argyle
1,
Coventry
City
0.
Sheffield
Wednesday
1,
Chesterfield
0.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
3,
Millwail
2.
Westham
United
4,
Cardiff
City
2.
Scottish
League,
A
Division
Rangers
1,
Falkirk
1.
Third
Lanark
5,
Celtic
1.
Lite
Near
Hope
I
a
two
to
one
game
lead
over
New
HI!
accident
along
the
Giant
ltomb
Base
Eslablislwt
By
United
States
in
Alaska
York
Rangers
in
the
other
semi
iver
canyon
at
the
week-
final.
Sunday
night
Rangers
and
aed
the
life
of
William
Public
Drinking
By
Women
Is
Deplored
'
TORONTO
Canon
W.
W.
Judd,
secretary
of
the
Council
for
Social
Service,
Church
of
England
in
Canada,
in
a
bulletin
sent
to
the
clergy,
stated
"for
the
first
time
in
Canadian
history,
women
are
drinking
in
public,
and
they
are
drinking
more
and
more
within
social
circles."
Red
Wings
met
In
their
third
Roberts,
eldest
son
of
Mrs.
Frederick
Roberts
of
fish
and
fish
products
were'
canned
in
Canada
last
year,
ac-i
cording
to
a
recent
survey
and
a
much
wider
variety
was
consumed.
British
Columbia,
of
course
is
famous
for
its
salmui
but
the
province
also
packs
a
;
large
volume
of
herring
ancho-'
vies
and
other
fish
products
and
oysters.
Some
uf
the
unusual
varieties
of
fish
Industry
delicacies
packed
in
the
Dominion
Include
alcwives
or
gaspereau,
codfish
tongues
nnd
lives.
play-off
game.
The
Rangers
won
3
to
2
but
the
Red
Wings
kept
nth
Avenue
West,
send-
I
the
game
lead
two
to
one.
ither
man
to
hospital
I
unes.
No
details
have
1
DENVER
(CP)
The
Denver
Post
says
that
an
Alaskan
air
base
is
now
equipped
to
accomodate
the
United
States
Air
eived
here
but
it
is
be
CITY
RESIDENT
DIES
IN
SOUTH
John
Oliver
Eastman
Succumbs
at
New
Westminster
at
a
Iosik'iii;;
truck
over-
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
N.
Soiland,
Miss
Evelyn
Bussey,
H.
B.
East-
yvion
rii-
n
-pvon
T.-
RnnHsnitr
iclnit
occurred
between
products
of
Quebec
packers,
and;
RESENTS
BRITISH
N
Hope,
along
the
road
pollock
and
quahaugs,
a
kind
of
shell
fish
caught
off
the
Force's
giant
B-36
bomber.
The
hitherto
highly
secret
base,
once
known
as
Mile
26,
has
been
named
Eilson
Field
the
Fraser
River.
Special
Postage
Stamps
in
Britain
LONDON
Numerous
inquiries
are
being
received
by
the
post
office
about
the
issue
dates
of
three
sets
of
commemorative
postage
stamps
being
produced
this
summer.
All
are
to
be
double
standard
size.
April
28
ihtre
will
nnpenr
t.h
si!vr
wed-
itwn
to
his
parents,
de-
John
Oliver
Eastman,
a
pioneer
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Isl
AK1V1I
in
1KLLA1NU
jF.
Johnson.
,.
,.
...
,
I
From
Vancouver
(Saturday)
SAN
FRANCISCO-It
will
be
Mrs
Telseth
From
impossible
for
the
British
and
cjor,t.
ifClv
i
survived
by
his
wife.
BREAK
OIF
ATOM
PARLEY
LAKE
SUCCESS
Canada,
Great
Britain,
France
and
China
today
demanded
atomic
delegates
to
the
United
Nations
io
break
off
talks
on.
Russia's
scheme
lo
n
cliibil
atomic
bombs.
The
four
countries
declared
that
mere
convention
banning
the
bombs
would,
without
world
controls
help
aggressor
powers
to
gain
overwhelming
military
supremacy.
RUSSIANS
DIGGING
IN
SEOUL
Soviet
soldiers
and
north
Korean
villagers
are
digging
trenches,
foxholes
and
Run
emplacements
along
the
.'(Kth
parallel
dividing
the
Soviet
and
American
occupation
zones
of
Korea.
DENY
ALl'JVHM'M
PLANT
TORONTO
The
aluminum
Company
of
Canada
denies
reports
published
in
Vancouver
that
it
contemplates
building
a
plant
at
Bue
Inlet
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
ands
and
a
resident
of
Prince
fand
is
so
located
as
to
provide
WMiss
Jean
Lvsack.
of
LOCAL
TIDES
service
for
the
launching
of
air
Rupert,
a
small
child.
Rupert
since
1927,
died
at
New
brothers
and
one
sister.
Westminster
on
Saturday,
ac-
1948
attacks
or,
any
spot
in
the
northern
hemisphere.
an
of
threc-and-a-half
19.7
feet
cording
to
word
received
by
re-
DR.
MadEA
rvlec
overseas
with
the
Tuesday,
March
30
High
4:34
17:38
U.w
11:16
23:11
f
visited
Prince
Rupert
as
British
forces
occupy
part
of
Ireland,
Eainon
de
Valera
said,
.spet-kmg
ii
a
liii.i.er
i-cie.
1
lie
I'lniur
rr.me
.Miaiitcr
of
I;e-u.nd
tivfhiied
that
Uis't-y
t.-op!e
ari-
raciaiiy
the
same
as
t.hwe
in
Eire.
Partition.,
he
cluim?d,
had
been
imposed
by
a
"Britisa
16.4
feet
latives'
here.
He
was
a
veteran
of
5.1
feet
tle
first
World
War
and
was
fll
9.4
feet
years
old.
I
ding
iuuiivcrsary
,-et
of
the
Kinsj
!
and
Queen;
May
10.
the
set
coin-
memorating
liberation
of
the
;
Channel
Islands,
and
in
July,
PASSES
AWAY
Furiucr
Premier
of
British
MOUNTJES
TO
GET
MORE
PAY
Born
at
Gimli,
Manitoba,
Mr.
ago.
He
was
born
c'ty.
Montana,
27
years
'low
lives
near
Hope,
members
are
five
tne
sets
marking
the
opening
of
the
Olympic
Games.
ALLAN
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came
to
British
Colnm-
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in
1902,
settling
on
a
home-
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OTTAWA
Dr.
John
Duncan
MacLean,
aged
74,
recently
retired
chairman
of
the
Canadian
Farm
Loan
Board
and
former
Premier
of
British
Colum
i
Fort
Frances
leading
two
games
slcad
on
Uic
sholos
of
Massett
Justice,
Hon.
Mr.
Ilsley,
an-to
one).
I
Inlet,
where
he
lived
until
en-I
nounces
there
is
to
be
an
in-
Edmonton
Fliers
8.
Trail
Smoke
lifting
In
the
Canadian
Army
crease
in
the
pay
and
allowance
Eaters
3
(Edmonton
leading
one
early
in
tne
first
World
War.
He'
scale
of
the
Royal
Canadian
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
Capt.
Fred
McGraw,
is
due
in
port
at
4:30
this
after-
uid
Donald,
of
Prince
,lcl
a
sister,
Dorothy,
of
upert.
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
An
outbreak
of
colder
air
is
sweeping
rapidly
eastward
over
the
province
today,
accompanied
by
scattered
showers
and
strong
northwesterly
winds.
The
tx
iwi
h
nit
I
C.
Mounted
Police.
,
This
will
cover
noon
from
the
south
and
will
served
in
the
21st.
Battalion
e.f:
!
some
3,000
uniformed
and
plain
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
overseas,
i
clothes
men.
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
Wounded
seriously
FELOPW,
ISLAND
;
skies
will
clear
in
nearly
all
re
seventh
largest
of
'W'ne
islands,
has
re-tnc
'fas
developed
or
'
islands
or
i.ho
,.,.
bia,
died
at
his
home
last
night.
He
became
Premier
of
British
Columbia
in
1927
after
serving
as
minister
of
education
and
provincial
secretary.
He
was
Premier
for
exactly
one
year.
Born
in
Prince
Edward
Island,
he
practised
medicine
at
Greenwood
and
enters
the
Legislature
from
that
riding.
Ps
"Most
Str,.,.r.
he
spent
two
years
In
Shaugh-ncssy
Military
Hospital,
remaining
in
Vancouver
until
197
when
ho
came
to
Prince
Rupert.
He
went
south
six
mouths
ago
for
treatment
for
a
condition
resulting
from
his
war
experiences.
He
Is
survived
by
his
widow,
who
lives
at
Seal
Cove,
one
bro
Tt
Of
La
Flw.r.,.,
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in
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was
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gions
tonight
with
good
weather
in
prospect
for
tomorrow.
Forecast
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Cloudy
with
scattered
showers
today
and
Tuesday.
Winds
northwest
(20
m.p.h)
today
and
light
on
Tuesday
Colder.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Tuesday:
Port
Hardy
32
and
45,
Massett
30
and
42,
Prince
Rupert
30
and
42.
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in
ther,
H.
B.
Eastman,
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
two
sisters,
Mrs.
N.
Thorlakson
and
Mrs.
Sarah
Martin,
both
of
Ferndale,
Washington.
Interment
will
take
place
in
the
soldiers'
plot
at
New
Westminster.
H.
B
Eastman
left
on
today's
plane
for
the
south
to
attend
the
funeral.
J;uf.
,n'"'ns
ex-'"'mmiiiism
in
Unada
Blue
Is
Remanded
On
Weapons
Charge
,
Waldo
Jordan
of
Terrace
ph
a
ded
guilty
to
a
charge
ot
being
in.
unlawful
)u.-xe.s.sion
ol
a
aa
wed
-off
gun
when
he
appealed
before
Jude
W.
O.
Fulton
in
County
Court
this
week
and
was
remanded
until
March
31
for
sentence..
He
had
failed
to
register
the
weapon
as
required
by
law.
Rod
MacLeod
acted
as
counsel
for
Jordan
and
J.
T.
Harvey
appeared
for
the
Crown.
v
ft,
III,
pi
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PUPPY
GETS
A
ROYAL
RECEPTION
Wearing
a
beribboned
bonnet,
England's
Queen
Elizabeth,
pauses
for
a
moment
to
pat
a
souUtil-lookhiR
puppy
at
the
Ideal
Home
Exhibition
in
London.
Princess
Margaret
Rose
is
at
the
right.
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EVERYTHING
IN
ENTERTAINMENT
BRITAIN
NOW
HAS
DAYLIGHT
SAVING
LONDON-DayhRht
saving
has
gone
into
effect
in
Great
Brit-alnv
Clocks
were
advanced
one
hour,
putting
London
six
hours
ahead
of
Eastern
Standard
Time.
Daylight
time
will
end
on
October
31.
JOBS'
DAUGHTERS
AND
SEA
CADETS
YOUNGSTER
AMONG
WORLD
MINISTERS
Dr.
Noel
C.
Browne,
minister
for
health
in
Eire,
is
32
years
old
and
Is
believed
the
world's
youngest
cabinet
minister.
Before
his
recent
election
he
was
a
medical
officer
attached
to
Wicklow
sanatorium
where
he
was
gathering
material
for
his
fight
against
tuberculosis
which
he
calls
the
"scourge
of
Ireland."
He
is
pictured
at
home
with
his
daughter
Susan,
10
months,
who
is
holding
a
letter
of
congratulations
addressed
to
her
daddy.
INTER
HIGH
SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
MAGEE
HIGH
SCHOOL
vs.
BO-ME-HI
MARCH
31,
APRIL
1
RESERVED
SEATS
75c
ADULT
RUSH
50c
LEEOr
SHM5W
Tonight
and
Tuesday
8
p.m.
Admission
50c
and
25c