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AND
CENTRAL
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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
STAR
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
260.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
4,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
VS
Aft
Cooiftir
'js
DRUGS
nitedl
Centres
at
Washinqton
Where
lerest
Western
Plan
Bitterly
Rejected
by
Vishinskv
HOT
DISCUSSING
GENERAL
RATES
Hearing
in
Vancouver
is
Only
on
Question
of
Differential
VANCOUVER,
O)
Examination
of
the
Canadian
freight
i
Has
Congress
to
Help
Program
nan
PARIS
(CP)
The
United
Nations
General
font's
Margin
is
Being
rate
structure
will
form
a
part
Assembly
today
approved
over
bitter
Russian
protest
the
western
plan
for
world
atomic
control.
The
of
the
hearing
now
before
the
jeo
by
Delayed
Returns
Board
of
Transport
Commis
vote
was
40
to
6
with
four
abstentions.
.
Russian
bloc
coun
VYORK
(CP)
Scattered
returns
from
tries
alone
voted
against
.the
western
plan.
Earlier
the
Assembly
had
turned
down
Russia's
counter-proposal
and
am
selections
sun
incKiea
in
irom
outlying
Mjghout
the
United
States
today
but
interest
iti
Washington
where
President
Truman's
.
mi
-i.
.
i
:
it.
i.
'
(r
A-
v
y
Htion
Will
Set
up
oiiup
again
lur
uie
next
endments
made
by
India.
Russia's
Andrei
Vishinsky
re
U
The
rresiciem
is
aue
deck
tomorrow
'
U
I
..
I
t
J
jected
the
western
proposals
for
,
sioners
here.
Mr.
Justice
M.
B.
Archibald,
head
of
a
three-man
commission
hearing
the
application
of
British
Columbia
for
a
removal
of
the
application
of
the
mountain
differential,
said
the
application
could
"quite
properly"
be
heard
at
a
separate
hearing.
Vancouver
Island
Boards
of
Trade
supported
mainland
claims
that
British
Columbia
industries
were
paying
higher
freight
rates
than
eastern
producers.
They
said
the
mountain
differential
in
rate
structure
was
a
retarding
influence
on
development
of
Vancouver
sland.
control
of
atomic
energy.
He
iiuiu
iita
Hume
at
uiuepciiueuce,
Missouri,
where
townsfolk
gave
him
a
fitting
victory
celebration
last
night.
He
will
clear
up
some
lion
told
the,
General
Assembly
that
there
was
no
basis
for
agreement
between
the
east
and
west
Important
business
and
will
leave
at
the
first
of
the
week
V,
iions
Q
on
atomic
control.
The
plan
called
for
an
atomic
'energy
commission,
consultation
amon
for
a
rest
in
Florida.
The
Democratic
party
plat
Lions
Sees
Even
REUINTED
AFTER
17
YEARS
Adolf
Balaban
who
has
been
trying
for
17
years
to
get
back
to
the
U.S.
from
Poland,
is
welcomed
by
his
wife
Anna
1.
Foreign
Policy
form,
to
which
Truman
is
now
pledged,
would
make
these
the
five
great
powers
(United
States,
Gfeat
Britain,
Franc,e,
Russia
and
China)
plus
Canada
L
Europe
Gratified
1
-
0
changes:
j
United
Nations
in
an
effort
to
find
a
solution
I)
1.
Repeal
the
Taft-Hartley
if
the
atomic
problem.
to
predicted
prompt
W
of
the
prcdomln-
labor
law.
After
Russia
had
rejected
th3
Disgruntled
Man
Slays
Official
EDMONTON
Inquest
is
proceeding
in
the
death
of
an
Alberta
government
welfare
offi
U
1
western
proposal
for
control
of
SUtes
role
in
world
i
result
ol
President
2.
Expand
social
security
coverage
benefits
at
least
fifty
at
New
York.
Balaban
thought
he
was
a
citizen
because
he
served
in
the
U.S.
Army
in
World
War
I,
and
when
he
went
home
to
visit
with
his
family
in
Poland
in
1931
he
was
quite
surprised
when
he
was
not
given
immediate
reentry.
For
17
years
Mrs.
Balaban
has
been
doing
all
she
could
to
get
him
back
to
the
atomic
energy,
General
A.
G.
L.
McNaughton
of
Canada
told
the
tiura
to
office.
uiled
President
Tru-
percent.
cial
who
was
shot
and
killed
General
Assembly
that
Canada
3.
Enact
a
national
health
bo
triumph
as
his
near
Gunn,
Alberta,
while
his
FATHERS
OF
UNION
Standing
before
the
speaker's
chair,
in
the
Canadian
Senate
5
Chamber,
Acting
Prime
Minister
Rt.
Hon.
Louis
St.
Laurent
welcomes
the
six-man
delega-.tion
0!
Newfoundland
officials
who
had
arrived
to
iron
out
the
final
terms
of
union
with
j
Canada.
About
to
start
discussions
are,
left
to
right,
J.
R.
Smallwood,
F.
C.
Bradley,
Phillip
.
Qurchy,
Mr.
St.
Laurent,
O.
A.
Winter,
Hon.
A.
J
Walsh
and
J.
R,'
McEvoy.
(CP
PHOTO)
program
embracing
compulsory
psq
and
as
a
sure
assailant
died
in
hospital
here
health
Insurance.
will
urge
an
early
"high
level
meeting
of
the
six
countries
primarily
concerned
with
atomic
energy
control.
McNaughton
it
prop
under
Euro-
It
Is
revealed
that
E.
Hatson,
would
not
be
superintendent
of
the
Alberta
4.
Pass
the
controversial
rights
program
which'
had
U.S.
As
the
photo
shows,
she
government
welfare
camp
near
firmly
denied
that
international
succeeded
at
fast.
ASSASSINATION
RED
REVOLT
Governors
negotiations
had
reached
a
dead
Gunn,
was
felled
by
rifle
bullets
said
to
have
been
fired
by
::i
i
man
close
to
siter
Attlee
predicting
mean
a
quick-
end.
-
TRIAL
GOES
ON
!nEW
DELHI
Oi
Trial
is
still
a
disgruntled
78-year
old
man.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
ilS
THWARTED
former
inmate
of
the,
camp,
dy
of-States
1.
(CmirMaqi
B.
D.
.Joh&stOB.
Co.
LWL
ing
in
hospital
later."
The
slfiyef
proceeding
bere
?-of
v
Naroy&R
SEOUL,
Korea,
O:
The
sec
fa
illiance
with
west-n
countries.
;fceItn1sti,r'Wlnj
p
laid:
"It
is
for-lit
i
time
when
the
died
later
of
pneumonia.
ond
Communist
uprising
in
Southern
Korea
has
been
aroused
the
anger
of
the
southern
group.
t
5.
Farm
price
supports
and
other
agricultural
legislation.
,
Truman
said:
"I
have
Congress
now
and
I
feel
sure
wc
are
going
to
make
some
progress
in
the
next
four
years."
.
Returns,
95
percent
complete,
report
somewhat
less
than
ths
predicted
fifty
million
votes.
From
122,349
of
the
country's
135.864
voting
units,
Truman
Vlnayak
Oodse
and
eleven
others,
accused
of
aiding
and
abetting
him,
In
the
assassination
January
30
of
Mohandas
Oandhl.
Governors
elected
in
the
States
elections
were
(x
denotes
incumbent):
Waine
F.
G.
Payne
R
(
thwarted,
informed
officials
i
Decuples
a
lcad-
ROAD
PARLEY
-BID
ACCEPTED
Invitation
From
Ottawa
On
TransCanada
Highway
Welcomed
by
Western
Provinces
OTTAWA
Premiers
of
British
B
to
the
world
she
pub
wealth
of
able
Georgia
x
Herman
Tal-
in
high
stations
in
adge
D
(unchanged).
Colorado
x
Lee
Knous
D
(un
'ihinsky,
Soviet
de-
changed).
m
minister,
said
he
Columbia,
Alberta
and
Saskat
said
yesterday.
They
said
that
Communists
in
"
the
Korean
army
stationed
at
Taegu,
Southeast,
Korea,
planned
to
revolt,
sieze
police
stations
tomorrow
after
the
pattern
of
the
recent
Yosu
uprising.
The
plan
was
upset
when
Korean
military
police
attempted
to
arrest
a
sergeant
major
of
the
army.
Firing
broke
out
between
the
police
and
the
sergeant's
comrades.
holds
a
commanding
22,288.519
Connecticut
Chester
Bowles
Moscow
news-
chewan
have
indicated,
.
that
aKainst
Dewey's
20.402,058
on
(Democratic
gain
from
Repub
ped
voting
irregu-
their
provinces
will
be
repre
d
were
reported
in'
the
popular
vote.
Wallace
polled
licans).
sented
at
the
Dominion-provin
Florida
Fuller
Warren
D
press.
11,030,781
and
Tnurmona
oq,jvo.
).
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Quartz
...
1.15
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Dentonia
01
V
Grull
Wihksne
04
4
Hedley
Mascot
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Minto
k
Pend
Oreille
6.40
Pioneer
-
2.90
Premier
Border
02
Vi
Privateer
-
.11
Reeves
McDonald
3.25
Reno
-07
Salmon
Gold
-12
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Creek
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1-60
Taylor
Bridge
.
.33
Vananda
..48
Congress
-
03
14
Pacific
Eastern
09
Spud
Valley
05
Central
Zeballos
.,
01
Silbak
Premier
33
(unchanged).
cial
conference
to
discuss
the
TransCanada
Highway
question,
which
Hon.-James
A.
McKinnon,
SHIPBUILDERS
URGE
PLANNING
OTTAWA,
Oi
With
an
uneasy
weather-eye
cocked
to
the
economic
and
international
future,
builders
of
Canada's
ships
suggested
here
that
something
should
be
done
to
keep
the
Dominion's
war-nurtured
shipyards
alive.
The
Canadian
Shipbuilding
and
Ship
Repairing
Association
issued
a
report
offering
co
Texas
x
Beauford
H.
Jester
D.
minister
of
mines
and
natural
Utah
J.
Bracken
Lee
(Re
SultethU
Reds
Call
For
Quick
Surrender
NANKING,
0'
The
Chinese
communists
have
called
for
the
quick
surrender
of
Chiang
Kai-Shek's
beaten
,
armies
in
Manchuria,
openly
boasting
that
they
will
conquer
all
of
China.
Sentenced
On
Treason
Charges
BUCHAREST,
'
0)
A
military
tribunal
sentenced
12
Romanians
to
prison
terms
ranging
from
15
years
to
life
on
charges
of
plotting
with
the
Americans
and
British
to
overthrow
the
Romanian
government.
All
but
one
sentence
called
for
hard
labor.
The
defendents
were
all
reserve
army
officers.
HERCULES'
PILLARS
The
island
of
Gibraltar
and
a
mountain
on
the
African
coast
opposite
it
were
known
to
the
ancients
as
the
Pillars
of
Hercules.
publican
gain
from
Democrats).
Delaware
E.
N.
Carvel
(Democratic
gain
from
Republi
cans).
Y
FLORIDA
resources,
announces
will
be
held
soon.
At
Victoria
Premier
Byron
Johnson
said
British
Columbia
welcomed
and
would
definitely
accept
the
invitation.
In
fact
he
is
already
conferring
with
Hon,
E.
C.
Carson,
minister
of
pub
f.
Florida
A
United
DEAN
NOT
DETAINED
MONTREAL
Dr.
Hewlett
Johnson,
dean
of
Canterbury,
denied
that
he
had
been
de
k
Force
B29
crashed
operation
with
the
Industrial
GARSON
GETS
OTTAWA
POST
WINNIPEG
Ol
Premier.
Stuart
Garson
is
expected
to
inform
his
supporters
In
the
Manitoba
government
tomorrow
that
he
intends
to
resign
as
provincial
leader
to
accept
a
post
In
the
federal
cabinet.
The
portfolio
of
justice
Is
be-
take-off
from
Defence
Board
to
ensure
rapia
development
of
a
naval
expansion
program.
Illiniois
Adlal
E.
Stevenson
(Democratic
gain
from
Republicans).
Wisconsin
x
Oscar
Renne-bohm
R.
South
Dakota
-x
Geo.
T.
Michelson
R.
Ohio
F.
J.
Lausche
(Demo-rat.ic
pain
from
Republicans).
Tlti
in
the
Azores
'Ween
of
twenty
Oils
The
association,
representing
17
shipyards,
headed
by
R.
J.
R
tort,
Madill
Field
kfre
today.
BEARING
FATE
A.P.
Con
24V3
Calmont
5
-
-
C.
&
E
6.00
Foothills
4.00
Home
12.25
Nelson
of
Halifax,
called
ior
an
i
lieved
to
be
ear-marked
for
lic
workrs.
Premier
E.
C.
Manning
of
Albert
and
Premier
T.
C.
Douglas
of
Saskatchewan
also
announced
their
provinces
would
be
represented.
Premier
Manning
did
not
indicate
what
route
through
-the
Rocky
Mountains
might
be
favored.
McMath
D
Garson.
Arkansas
S.
S.
Immediate
meeting
between
tne
Association
and
naval
officers
Hwision
is
expect-
aonnced
today
by
to
discuss
government
plans.
(unchanged).
Iowa
Wm.
S.
Beardsley
R
(unchanged.
Missouri
F.
Smith
D
rf
tribunal
which
Premier
Toio
fh
Japanese
leaders
Toronto
Athona
24
Aumaque
17
Vi
Beattie
-55
Bevcourt
-25
Bobio
123,4
'
THE
WEATHER
.
Synopsis
tnmt
CharrPH
Tnin'a
mnese
rremier
X
ranldly
moving
storm
11
me
of
the
minor
'
lready
announced
Beaten
By
Budget
.
brought
rain
and
strong
winds
North
Carolina
W.
Kerr
Scott
D
(uichanged).
Nebraska
x
Val
Peterson
R.
Kansas
x
Frank
Carlson
R.
Oregon
x
Douglas
McKay
R-West
Virginia
x
O.
L.
Patter
tained
by
Immlrration
authorities
on
arrival
in
Canada
last
night
He
prepared
to
Irave
for
Toronto
on
his
Canadian
tour.
Both
imigration
authorities
and
Ue
"Red
Dean,"
noted
for
his
pro-Russian
views,
denied
that
he
had
been
detained
at
nearby
Dorval
airport.
ALL-STARS
WIN
CHICAGO
National
League
All-Stars
defeated
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
here
last
night
by
a
score
of
3
to
1.
All
scoring
was
In
the
second
period.
Regular
league
games
will
be
resumed
at
the
end
of
the
week.
VOTE
FOR
JAPANESE
VANCOUVER
There
is
much
discussion
again
as
to
whether
Japanese,
now
refused
an
try
to
British
Columbia's
coastal
area,
should
be
granted
civie
fran
Buffalo
Canadian
..
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r09
n
major
counts
to
the
northern
ana
cenuai
un
NAKiN,-&
Prefer-Wtv
fade
known.
tish
Columbia
coast
this
morn-
Wen
Rao's
announcement
that
he
will
resign
with
his
cabinet
int?
Showery
weather
is
expect
son
D.
P
IN
FRANCE
H1
French
govern
arrnvA
.
Tennessee
G.,
Browning
D
adds
further
to
the
woes
of
President
Chiang
Kai-Shek.
.The
tiny
premier,
who
accepted
the
(unchanged).
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w
V-UIIHIIU-
Se
in
th(riL-.
Rhode
Island
x
J.
O.
Pastore
post
under
protest,
has
twice
al
r
ds
as
it
t,a
D.
J"5
to
curb
labor
minkirv
r
ik.
Vermont
x
E.
W.
Gibson
R.
Indiana
H.
F.
Chricker
(De-
ready
attempted
to
quit.
He
reported
on
the
economic
situation
to
the
hostile
legislative
Vnon
arfmRHncr
Vic
pffnrt.Q
tn
M
ml
1
V
'
t6ed
mocritlc
gain
from
RepuDii-
cas).
Consol.
Smelters
131.00
Con
west
I-55
Donalda
-d3
Eldona
-98
East
Sullivan
3.40
Giant
Yellowknife
5.00
God's
Lake
41
Hardrock
.
-24
Harricana
10
Heva
-
-
.11'.
'
Hosco
11
Jacknife
-07
Joliet
Quebec
-56
Lake
Rowan
-OS
Lapaska
-05
V
Little
Long
Lac'
72
Lynx
-11
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.33
McKenzie
Red
Lake
3a
McLeod
Cockshutt
90
Moneta
35
Negus
2.11
balance
the
national
budget
were
a
"total
failure."
Montana
J.
W.
Bonner
(De
ed
to
be
general
over
ine
greater
part
of
the
province
by
this
evening
as
the
storm
passes
inland
Continued
unsettled
weather
is
expected
over
the
Interior
of
the
province
Friday
while
some
clearing
is
expected
along
the
coast.
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast-Cloudy
frequently
overcast
in
showers
today
and
Friday.
Winds
southwesterly
(30
m.
p.h.)
today
and
westerly
(20)
Friday.
Little
change-
in
temperature
with
lows
tonight
and
highs
Friday:
Port
Hardy
38
and
46,
Massett
38
and
45,
Prince
Rupert
40
and
45.
1
91
'rom
EOlllr
hark
mocratic
gain
from
Republi
cans).
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the
chise
here.
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city
council's
Newhamptfilre
S.
Adams
R
Arizona
D.
E.
Garvey
D
(un
legislative
committee
recom
hub,.
changed).
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FATAL
SHIP
COLLISION
TOLEDO
An
unidentified
member
of
the
crew
of
one
of
two
lake
freighters
which
collided
during
a
fog
on
Lake
Erie
off
Colchester,
Ontario,
was
reported
dead
as
a
result...
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Dakota
x
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LOUIS,
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mended
io
the
parent
body
extension
of
the
civie
vote
to
Japanese,
Chinese
and
native
Indians
resident
in
the
city.
Aid.
Balford
Wilson
objected
strongly.
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NOBEL
PRIZE
WINNERS
STOCKHOLM
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Swedish
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R
(unchanged).
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Mexico
x
T.
J.
Mabry
D
(unchanged).
Minnesota
x
Luther
Young-dahl
R
(unchanged).
Massachusetts
P.
A.
Dover
(Democratic
gain
from
Republicans.
LOCAL
TlOFc
Friday,
November
5,
1948
Hieh
4:10
18.5
feet
AGAINST
REUS
TEHERAN
Oi
A
usually
re
Attention!
Special
Missionary
Rally,'
Regular
Baptist
Church,
6th
Ave.
near
High
School,
8
p.m.
tonight.
Rev.
Samuel
Cassells,
Deputation
Sec,
Sudan
Interior
Mission.
"From
Savages
to
Saints"
Colored
Photo
Illustrations
55.WNCEDEB'
LEM;ovr
HOME
AFTER
ESCAPE
FROM
RUSSIANS
Four
months
ago
Mrs.
Joyce
Klicsch
joined
her
husband,
a
German
ex-prisoner
of
war,
in
the
Russian
zone
of
Germany
where
he
had
gone
two
months
previously.
For
four
months
she
endured
privations
and
was
once
beaten
by
Soviet
secret
police.
She
managed
to
escape
just
before
she
was
to
have
been
put
in
a
concentration
camp
for
spying.
Her
son
IY2
years,
and
daughter,
four
months,
were
brought
to
her
later
by
her
sister-in-law.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kliesch
are
pictured
here
with
their
two
children
upon
their
arrival
in
London.
They
are
welcomed
by
Mrs.
Bunce,
left,
who
is
the
mother
of
Mrs.
Klelsch.
Noranda
56.50
Louvicourt
52
Pickle
Crow
2.02
Regcourt
.05
Vi
San
Antonio
3
70
Senator
Rouyn
45
.
Sherrit
Gordon
2.39
Steep
Rock
1-69
Sturgeon
River
15
Silver
Miller
-34
liable
source
said
today
that
r-an
had
Drotested
to
Russia
Academy
today
voted
the
194
Nobel
Prise
In
literature
to
T.
S.
Eliot,
British
poet,
dramatist
and
essayisf.
Dr.
Paul
Muller
of
Switzerland
discoverer
of
DDT,
gets
the
prixe
In
medicine.
The
prizes
amount
to
?M,000,
conceded
the
"""ner
Covpi-h
20.3
feet
that
Soviet
soldiers
had
Invaded
Iranian
territory
last
week.
Re
15:40
.
9:44
22:30
Low
8.9
feet
4.3
feet
port
of
the
protest
was
not
01
ficJally
confirmed.
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