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VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
222.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
21,
1948
PRICK
FIVE
CENTS
jet
P
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Said
Flvitira
Over
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asks
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Observes
Birthday
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IniirmLjiuiir..
II
Mil
H'MTHIU"
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r
pot
aft
Willi
Prospect
of
JVinter
at
Home
.
Harrv
Archibald.
Member
of
EDEIftUT
DATE
Parliament
for
Skeena,
cele
IuLIUM!
KAIL
brated
his
thirty
-eighth
birth-
-
Tl.o
1
Mon-
r
a
tti
r
AKriir
day
today
with
the
prospect
of
KAlllr
IlkrNX
spending
the
winter
in
his
WAR
WOULD
END
CIVILIZATION
VANCOUVER,
to;
Bearded
Arctic
explorer
Sir
Hubert
Wilkins
of
Australia
and
jet
aircraft
Inventor
Sir
Frank
Wittle
talked
of
war
here
Monday
while
attending
the
North
West
Aviation
Planning
Council.
"If
war
comes,"
said
Sir
Frank,
'It
will
not
be
a
war
to
end
war,
but
a
war
to
end
civilization."
Sir
Hubert
said
that
If
war
Jlronsoii,
ryw
-
Kir-
f'l
.lid
!
fei?
V
v
Lsir&'X
uniikk
vi
hw
I
home
town
constituency
for
the
OTTAWA
to
A
courtroom
;
first
time
iri
'two
years,
tussle
over
the
Canadian
rail-1
snPPiai
session,
he
felt
"with
from
of
the
ith
re
THIRTY
-tIGHT
TODAY
ways'
new
round
of
freight
some
degree
of
complacency,
is
ft
s
fly"'!
rate
increases
was
set
to
opch
'
highly
unlikely
this
fall,
des-here
today.
'pite
thV
fact
that
M.
J.'Cold-
Alaskan
A
spokesman
for
seven
prov-
well,''
-C.C.F.
party
leader,
is
could
be
eliminated
by
a
carefully
marked
jpassage.
H
Vso
iplans
to
seek
navigation
lights
on
the
west
coast
of
the
Charlottes
at
Tassu
Sound,
the
west
end
of
Skidegate
Chan-
jj
Brons.n
inces
went
before
the
Board
of
j
seeking
one
in
order
"to
set
up
Transport
Commissioners
to
a
Royal
Commission
to
inquire
comes,
both
piloted
and
guld-
Itkimos
of;
ecj
missiieg
would
be
used.
oppose
the
companies'
request
into
the
rail
freight
rate
struc-
Houston
Stewart
Chan-
nel
and
.u
on
t
.j,.
,,
,
cinuLiici
iu
uwwui
Yvii.ii
iwu
Tfte
nevr
reeuiar
session,
rur.'
,
..itiJ-n,
t
toCC,i
a
.
"
i
"
1
IJCl.
iVIUab
Tlttti
lo
I""
moves
in
mind:
.
!
Archibald
expects,
will
not
be
0
A
v,n
jjthat
W"
pines
wit'i
i
f
the
ai'C-nofliiernniost
i
jvninsula.
4
from
the
BERLIN
CRISIS
"BEYOND
U.N.,"
1.
Deferment
of
the
latest
called,
until
late
in
January,'
.
hoat.
flshlntr
on
the
west
increase
until
their
appeal
which
is
soon
enough
consider-
j
coast
against
the
21
percent
niiio.ing
the
way
the
past
sessions,
..
last
March
is
heard.
2.
Consideration
of
-British
ive
been
drawn
out.
,
experiencing
wav
of
pros.
'The
eood
old
days
of
three
'npritv
hased
on
lumber,
al-
SIDH
lit"
l
1
Ontario
wuh
Mrs.
Dre
and
their
two
children,
DREW
AND
FAMILY
Premier
George
Drew
of
Sandra
and
Edward,
at
their
Toronto
home.
tir
rnou
REDS
DECLARE
BERLIN
Oi
German
Communists
said
today
that
the.
General
Assembly
of
the
United
Nations
lacked
authority
to
debate
Columbia's
request
for
removal
jmonha
jn
Ottawa
and
nine
though
uncertainty
over
the
ex-of
the
"mountain
differential."
m0nths
at
home
apparently
are'p0rt
price
is
beginning
to
be
Ontario
and
Quebec,
the
twojgone
forever,"
he
said.
'Since
feit.
I
cenirai
provinces
ior
wnom
me
.
1945
when
I
went
into
oince,
"one
lumber
firm
has
ceas-
Parliament
has
been
maintain
UN
Hopes
Raised
For
Finding
ed
shipping
export
hemlock
be
BANK
HOLDUP
SUSPECT
CAUGHT
VANCOUVER,
to
Leo
Bur-
cause
of
the
increase
of
freight
Stafford
rates,"
he
said.
last
increase
has
had
little
effect,
are
not
among
the
provinces
which
are
contesting
the
freight
boost
sought
by
the
rail
companies.
The
"mountain
differential"
ing
the
same
length
of
sessions
as
it
did
during
the
war."
Last
year,
following
the
close
of
regular
session,
which
was
:i
finan-
the
Berlin
crisis,
which,
they
said
could
be
settled
only
by
the
four
powers
Involved.
Bringing
the
question
before
the
assembly
will
result
in
the
"torpedoing"
of
the
orolongefi
unfcrcnc"
m-ii
4!)-vpnr
old
susnect
in
a
Missing
Plane
:.
ister
in.
iinnnno
bank
robbery
at
Mil
Small
operators
are
having
difficulty
gettins
their
timber
from
the
bush
because
of
wet
weather
which
nas
made
their
roads
almost
Impassible.
greatly
extended,
he
was
called
is
a
higher
freight
rate
Imposed
back
to
the
capital
in
Novem-
by
the
companies
through
t
ber,
remaining
all
winter.
He
Big
Four
conference
In
Moscow.
They
also
charged
that
the
ton.
Ontario,
14
months'
ago,
was
arrested
last
night
and
is
in
police
custody
after
a
tip
from
eastern
authorities.
western
mountains
to
covrr
looks
forward
to
a
winter
on
what
the
companies
describe,
the
coast,
even
though
it
won't
Germans
were
being
groomed
flashed
to
a
searching
plane
by
mirrors
and
spelled
out
with
strips
of
cloth
on
the
ground
are
being
investigated
today
as
be
a
holiday.
as
higher
hauling
costs.
for
the
role
of
mercenary
soldiers
In
a
future
war
against
j.aet
min-f-lung
es-ii.in
rcla-
I
i
M
that
he
may
I
himself
t
country
field
of
:.",:r
rela-Jo
coun-
ISRAEL
SEEKS
is
-y
m
Another
mau
is
now
serving
20
years
for
his
part
In
the
hold-up.
Since
returning
to
the
con
the
Soviet
Union.
a
clue
to
the
possible
fate
of
a"
United
States
Navy
plane.
stituency
eariy
111
nugusw
"c
lTff
fVf
has
made
a
speaking
tour
of
I
C0NTR010F
I
IN
1
1
11
I
If
In
the
police
linc-up
here
he
Robbery
Thought
Murder
Motive
tVio
Intprlnr
in
whirh
he
envpred
V
'
v
v
could
not
be
identified
as
one
missing
iu
days
witn
five
men
EXTREMISTS
of
the
exhibitionist
oanoiu
on
board.
comprehensively
the
area
as
lar
FRENCH
CABINET
RUMORS
DENIED
tvip
penrrai
teeliiiE
was
that!
r.ni.n
RBiir.E
;
A
cache
east
.
as
Endako,
tire
eastern
limit
of
the
riding.
fJext-monttt,
who
have
staged
several
bank
"jobs"
in
Vancouver
during
the
last
year.
He
will
be
stnt
cast
ior
trial.
cabinet
of
Henri
Queuille
will
U6-.BWciwoMldvMHi
"today.
-
,-)or
grKrtrray
"have
"been-
the-mtf
The
messages
-came
from
aive
for
the
slaying
of
Mrs.
Ber-group
of
villagers
in
tiny,
re-
tha
Stickney,
50-year
old
own-mote
Skownan,
Manitoba,
100
er
of
the
Gold
Pan
Cafe
here,
r.-iio
sniifhpmst
of
here.
Thev.'
Llovd
Williams.
30-year
old
he
plans
a
similar
trip
along
the
coast
as
far
south
as
Bella
Bella.
Commenting
on
requirements.
JERUSALEM
to
The
Israeli
government
has
given
Irgun
Zval
Leumi
24
hours
to
surrender
all
its
arms
and
turn
its
men
over
for
enlistment
in
ITS
resign
ran
like
wildfire
through
Purls
today
as
a
special
cabinet
....
.
t
I
I
J
trrJlf
today
session
was
called.
linemDloved
miner,
was
caught
the
searcn
pianes
at
in
the
constituency,
Mr.
Archibald
pointed
out
warmly
the
The
cabinet
was
formed
only
i...i
h
fiachina
mirrnrs
In
1
charzed
with
her
murder.
fciWa
keyh
SEEKING
MATERIAL
ON
TRINCE
RUPERT
Claire
E.
Wallace,
CBC
women's
commentator,
one
of
Canada's
best
known
radio
personalities,
who
has
written
to
Prince
Rupert
for
material
on
this
city
for
a
feature
spot
on
her
program
"They
Tell
Me."
Hor
15-mlmitp
hroaricast
is
Berlin
Dominates
U.N.
Conference
TARIS,
to
The
Berlin
situation
topped
the
minds
of
delegates
arriving
at
the
opening
It
llUUll
u
Jf
11U111
......
-
,
f
the
sun
and
setting
strips
of,
Friends
said
that
robbery
may
mAiu
nn
t
hp
prr.mri.
I
have
been
the
motive.
The
$
of
a
sever"
need
for
navigation
markers
in
Skidegate
C
h
a
n
n
e
1
on
the
10
days
ago.
A
.
cabinet
minister,
who
de
the
Israeli
army.
A
spokes
uan
for
Irgun,
an
extremist
Jewish
organization,
said
that
he
believed
that
the
ultimatum
resulted
from
the
assassination
of
Count
Folke
Bernadotte,
United
Nations
cllned
to
be
named,
said,
"there
Charlottes,
which
this
Yukon-born
woman,
almost
a
Queen
a
(,,rii,r
nm
laid
nut
.me
u
a
siaml-
is
no
disagreement
on
any
sub-
the
ground
told
the
crew'egenaary
"gure
.
in
..oiuu
summer
expenencea
a
uugc
session
Ot
me
uniieu
-
-
Jmlnln
ramns
uas
found
beat-
ennepnt.rat.ion
of
vessels,
narti
iect
hetwren
anv
members
of
of
the
search
plane
to
iook,
...
....
.
.
.
.
thrice
weekly
on
the
CBC
'
General
Assembly's
autumn
en
to
death
with
an
axe
in
herjcularly
in
the
tuna
fishery.
j
the
cabinet."
"about
25
miles
east"
of
"Skow
meeting.
mediator.
H3
assailed
the
commercial
network.
-
tiny
bedroom
Saturday.
So
narrow
and
dangerous
is
.
o(
Key
West,
m
U'undeterU-U
ftid
that
it
t
in
'any
direc-
f
'"'i-for
a
big
-
'Itu.ster
units
'
Ichools
arc
the
channel,
he
said,
that
many
vessels
have
to
wait
to
be
guid
At
Cairo,
the
newspaper
Al
RAINFALL
HEAVY
DURING
NIGHT
On
the
eve
of
the
first
ses-
nan."
sion,
foreign
ministers
of
Bri-
The
missing
plane
carried
two
tain',
the
United
States
and
ranking
Canadian
and
Ameri-France
called
a
halt
to
their
can
military
observers,
two-months
old
attempt
to
ne-
ed
through
by
fishermen
who
Misri
quoted
Abdel
Rahman
Azzam
Pasha
saying
that
the
BRITAIN
REFITS
100
WARSHIPS
LONDON
to'-Britain
con
Prince
Rupert
was
drenched
with
1.61
Inches
of
rain
in
the
Arab
states
will
reject
Count
Bernadotte's
report
to
the
United
Nations
on
Palestine.'
gotiate
a
direct
settlement.
What
Canada's
stand
Is
on
know
the
route.
This
creates
dangerous
congestion
which
Dunlap
Is
Made
Air
Vice
Marshal
TURKEY
GETS
U.S.
WARSHIPS
WASHINGTON,
to
The
Turkish
fleet
may
soon
be
bolstered
by
several
modern
American
destroyers,
diplomatic
officials
said
today.
Negotiations
for
their
transfer
under
the
siders
the
International
siiua-
Hon
so
grave
that
Its
has
sus-
the
Berlin
situation
is
not
cer-
24-hour
period
ending
at
4
o'clock
this
morning,"
according
to
the
official
reading
at
the
Dhny
Island
weather
station.
nended
commercial
work
at
the
tain.
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
WILL
EDMUNDS
DIES
IN
SOUTH
Was
For
Many
Years
Popular
Musician
In
Prince
Rupert
the
Royal
dockyards
and
has
or-
King
arrived
ycsieruay
dered
the
refit
of
aoout
100
war-
head
of
the
Canadian
delega
OTTAWA
R
o
y
a
1
Canadian
Air
Force
headquarters
yester
ships
for
service.
U.S.-Turkish
military
aid
program
are
under
way.
tion.
!
PARIS,
(P
Dr.
Juan
Atilio
Bramuglia,
.Argentina's
foreign
day
announced
promotion
of
Air
Commodore
C.
R.
Dunlap
of
j
Highest
wind
velocity
yester-i
day
'
was
between
noon
and
1
p.m.
when
the-
southeast
gale
;
reached
36
miles
an
hour,
Weather
this
morning"
was
'clear
with
occasional
sunshine,
Prestige
The
funeral
of
Will
Edmunds,
FACAS
BRINGS
LIGHT
SENTENCES
George
Hrychyk,
Paul
Trent
and
Walter
Klesavitch
pleaded
guilty
in
police
court
Monday
to
a
charge
of
creating
a
disturbance
in
a
public
place
and
sentenced
to
the
two
days
they
nnnnnrl
Hid
tlllrfl
PPI1-
Ripen
golf
LEGION
CONVENTION
Sydney
Mines,
Nova
Scotia,
to
the
rank
of
Air
Vice
Marshal.
eral
assembly
of
the
United
Na-
nofd
musician,
who
lived
fOi
particular
j
I
LOCAL
TIDFS
.
(Standard
'Timei
Wednesday,
September
22,
1943
IRQ
fret
fori
(Some
20
years
ago
Air
Vice
Use
of
the
Civic
Centre
Mints,
was!
(ions
here
today.
He
said
that
many
years
m
m..
f-i
althouch
rain
set
in
again
at
afternoon
t'
announep-!
ho
Hiri
nnt
want,
anv
country
in
was
held
Thursday
the
provincial
command
convention
of
the
Canadian
Legion
"'b11
.!..
...
,.
.
i..jj
i
vnn.ni
tr
mhlph
eitv
he
1
rum
wUlinoon
had
already
served.
The
cV.se
here
May
25-28
next
was
granted
at
a
meeting
of
the
execu
15:28
zu.u
ieeiithe
woria
to
oc
excuiuuu
num
m
unvuu'..
-
fl.17
6.2
feet
the
U.N.
There
could,
he
said,
had
moved
some
time
ago.
His
21-56
4.8
feet
be
no
outcasts.
.
,
passing
will.be
regretted
by
nnMnn
niany
old
friends
here
and
else-
Marshal
Dunlap
spent
several
weeks
in
Prince
Rupert
when
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
sent
two
planes
north
from
Jericho
Beach
to,
conduct
a
search
for
a
missing
American
flier,
Robin
Renahani.
arose
out
of
a
fracas
which
k
MASSETT
MAN
SUCCUMBS
HERE
tive
of
the
Civic
Centre
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Regular
con
mey
man
fcm
profes-
I
"
American
1
1
last
min--e
I
given
the
fu.fhpr
entries
Richard
Colthurst,
78-year-old
vention
rates
will
be
paid.
eHMwaHWwwwWWOT'""''
;
TOD
A
TS
STOCKS
:
:
Massrtt
man
died
in
Prince
Ru
pert
General
Hospital
last
night
where
in
the
north.
Mr.
Edmunds
led
a
distln-Ctiished
and
an
interesting
life.
He
was
widely
known
as
'celliot
and
cornetist.
His
age
was
62.
Born
in
Blackpool,
England,
it
was
in
"Ireland
he
received
his
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
cured
Saturday
night
in
front
of
the
Rex
Cafe.
'
'
'
Jean
Ware
and
Ivor
Montgomery
who
were
also
charged
with
creating
a
disturbance
which
took
place
in
the
vicinity
of
Jones'
Newssand
on
Second
Avenue
Saturday
afternoon,
appeared
in
police
court
yesterday.
Jean
Ware
pleaded
guilty
and
was
fined
$5
and
costs
or
sentenced
to
time
served.
Ivor,
CHSOOOOO
shortly
after
arriving
here
from
the
Islands.
A
pensioner,
h'J
had
lived
at
Massett
since
1930.
He
is
survived
by
a
brother,
Wallis,
at
San
Francisco.
I
iround
the
'eem
to
be
in
who
can
l
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greens
Vancouver
Bralorne
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R.
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Canadian
08"2
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Smelters
113.25
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-
110
Donalda
6
Eldona
107
early
intensive
musical
training,
together
with
the
famous
John
McCormick
When
he
was
but
sevent
years
old
he
played
a
command
cornet
performance
for
Queen
Victoria.
During
the
East
Sullivan
2.70
11
'
Cariboo
Quartz
01
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Dentonia
Hedley
Mascot
36
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Pend
Oreille
41b
n,
2.40
.
4.85
PORT
SIMPSON
WOMAN
DIES
Mrs.
Mary
Anderson,
23-year-old
Port
Simpson
woman,
died
this
morning
in
Prince
Rupert
t
First
Great
War
he
was
bandmaster
at
Victoria,
and
had
also
i
Montgomery
pleaded
not
guilty
and
his
case
was
to
be
heara
at
the
next
session
of
the
court.
Percy
Morrison,
charged
with
not
having
any
visible
means
of
support
pleade
dguilty
and
was
remanded
for
sentence.
leather
is
t.
coast
this
Giant
Yellowknife
God's
Lake
Hardrock
'
Harricana
Heva
Hosco
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premier
Border
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feist
Pacific
General
Hospital,
where
she
was
Privateer
iw
over
the
admitted
shortly
before
mid
I
1!
been
bandmaster
of
the
Vancouver
Firemen's
Band.
He
served
overseas.
Surviving
'members
of
the
family
are
threo
sisters
in
England.
Mrs.
Edmunds
died
about
six
Reeves
McDonald
1-8
.O'i'z
1
r
'-!
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VI
disturbance
night
last
night.
She
arrived
per
island
in
the
city
from
Port
Simpson
Jacknife
Reno
1.18
Juliet
Quebec
4
shppn
Creek
SCOOP'
BRINGS
,"ve
inland
last
Thursday.
Bon
accom-
Taylor
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Lake
Rowan
-
Lapaska
05''2
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...
years
ago.
REPORTER
FINE
Little
Long
Lac
Taku
River
Vananda
...
Congress
...
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LONDON
J.
C.
Atkinson,
a
.32
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Lynx
Baseball
Scoref
National
League
Brooklyn
4,
Boston
2.
newspaperman,
has
been
nnea
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.50
LOW
COST
HOUSE
PROJECT
GIVEN
UP
Pacific
Eastern
s
wes
and
'
Ihowers.
No1
is
expect-1
jn
the
wake
J
during
the
I
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32'2
ten
pounds
for
having
made
Hedley
Amalg
Philadelphia
5-7,
Pittsburgh
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r
V
V:J
A
.v
f
x
"si
use
of
information
he
had
managed
to
obtain
in
advance
of
Silbak
Premier
TORONTO
A
project
call-
...
.
.
r
2-4.
Others
postponed,
rain.
ing
ior
construction
oi
iu
Oils
cost
houses
has
been
abandon
Ia'id
North
"tly
over-I
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2.20
49.00
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1.90
.06
3.75
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Red
Lake
McLeod
Cockshutt
Monet
a
Negus
Noranda
Louvicourt(
Pickle
Crow
Regcourt
San
Antonio
Senator
Rouyn
1
ed.
Jo
start
with,
the
land
would
have
meant
an
outlay
of
$65,000.
V
V
the
police.
In
other
words,
he
was
prosecuted
for
having
secured
"a
scoop."
What
he
knew
was
termed
"premature"
and
its
publication
unauthorized.
In
other
times,
the
reward
of
a
reporter
for
a
good
beat
would
be
a
substantial
bonus,
Instead
oi
I
a
police
prosecution.
American
League
Boston
7,
Detroit
2.
St.
Louis
7,
New
York
8.
Philadelphia
3,
Cleveland
6,
Pacific
Coast
League
-Oakland
6,
Sacramento
1
PRODUCES
MAHOGANY
.20
.42
5.35
2.75
8.50
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e
T5nviiio
nnripr
sentence
to
death
in
nls
A.
P.
Con
Calmont
C.
&
E
"-
Foothills
Home
Toronto
Athona
Aumaque
Beattifi
Bevcourt
-
.47
V2
i
today
and
change
in
tow
tonight
,aV
as
foi-t48
and
58,
prince
Ru.
i
naSeTra"
S
g
the
Ger
occupation,
as
he
red
in
Montreal,
hearing
following
his
illegal
entry
into
Canada.
deportatio-i
Superior
Court,
Tuesday,
during
a
On
the
left
is
an
immigration
department
guard.
r
Sherrit
Gordon
2-30
Steep
Rock
1
80
Sturgeon
River
15
Honduras
is
noted
as
a
valu
able
source
of
mahogany.