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1
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
227.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER
27,
1948
'
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
UN
01
SPUTE
EEFilRE
UMITEP
MATIOMS
i
-
ere
Is
War,
Russia
Will
Be
If-''
'
'
-
t
-?J
ASSIZE
COURT
SESSION
OPENS
'
"I
PROVINCES
ON
FREIGHT
CASES
Federal
Cabinet
at
Ottawa
Hears
Their
Appeal
Today
OTTAWA.
0)
Appealing
to
to
Blaine,
Declares
Bevin
Fall
session
of
Assize
Court
opened
here
this
morning
before
Mr.
Justice
N.
W.
Whit-taker
with
two
cases
comprising
the
criminal
docket.
The
British
Foreign
Secretary
Is
Given
Ovation
By
General
Assembly
I
the
cabjnet,
against
last
spring's
ED
Berlin
Suggests
Occupants
Get
Out
21
per
cent
freight
rate
increase,
seven
provincial
governments
today
attacked
the
rate
first.
rQco
nan
inst
.Tames
How-
BH;
PARIS
(CP)-Great
Britain,
the
United
States!"
."'II
award
as
wrong
in
general
prin
u
ntuii
vwvujk"q
w--
j
ken
ciple
and
on
many
specific
and
France
last
night
accused
Russia
of
threatening
unrlrl
TiP'ACP
hv
hpr
flftinnn
in
Rprlin
nnrl
eont
tlm
points.
false
pretences,
began
tnis
morning.
.
.
A
'5
girl
sin
The
ine
Crown
Lrown
alleges
aucgea
that
man
Fos-
"'
issue
to
tne
united
nations
becunty
Council.
Com
1
,
ter
obtained
$1,640
from
Zinje
CONVENTION
SHIP
Union
steamer
.
ChUcotln,
Capt.
Harry
in
1
v
Va
be
1
a
.
r
1
.
I
1.(4
1
1
U
nUnntaa
tn
Accni'iloH
ferii
In
a
Joint
submission
all
the
provinces
but
Ontario
and
Quebec
asked
the
Governer-ln-Council
to
throw
out
the
award
or
send
it
back
to
the
Board
of
"6
p
i,te
collapse
ot
tne
secret
talks
of
western
envoys
n
.
J
j
it.
13
.
..
.
Utsunnmivo.
a
Jananese.
-ms
:
and
and
let
leps
wim
nussia
auvancea
me
coia
war
to
a
new
ana
i.
In
lull
.
,'
Thp
Russians
had
riemanrlp.l
McieHii,
which
luiae
gieai,
1111,
mm
ucicgoreo
w
0gw..w
Boards
meeting
at
Juneau.
Capt.
McLean,
Chief
Engineer
George
Craigen,
Purser
G.
C.
Foote
and
Chief
Steward
Jack
Minnes
excelled
themselves
as
hosts
and
they
were
ably
assisted
by
other
officers
and
crew
members.
m8
uvn
forecast!-
orders
that
it
re-examine
par
control
over
Allied
air
traffic
and
a
single
Russian
controlled
currency
in
the
city
as
the
price
i
Saturday
al-
Iticular
aspects.
A
third
alterna
tween
August
18
and
August
27.
1947
in
an
attempt
to
defraud.
The
prosecution
is
being
conducted
by
T.
W.
Brown.
I
Foster,
who
appeared
without
council,
pleaded
not
guilty
and
told
the
court
he
was
pre-1
pared
to
conduct
his
own
de
Berlin
Plane
on
Alaska
Run
tive
proposal
was
that
the
cabl
VISITOR
HERE
E.
B.
Hark-ness,
new
'industrial
agent
of
Canadian
National
Railways
for
British
Columbia,
paying
first
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
in
that
capacity.
He
attended
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
in
Juneau
riht
coyij
for
the
lifting
of
the
100-day-old
Juneau
Convention
W
as
net
itself
revise
the
judgment.
Betim
DiocKaae.
tnis
proposal
h
assault
is
termed
"unsatisfactory."
fence.
Event
o
f
Great
Success
y
bodily.
Meanwhile
Berlins
city
gov
Mrs.
Henrlckson
and
Juneau
Chamber
of
Commerce
Presl-
ripnt.
anH
Mrs
Josenh
McLean
SEATTLE.
(CP)
An
Alaska
Air
Lines
DC-4
is
scheduled
ernment
told
ioui
occupying
't,
a
visitor
,
.
Following
selection
of
the
and
will
be
here
for
next
few
nowers
today
that
they
should
to
leave
here
tonight
for
jury,
the
case
was
adjourned
with
other
citizens
and
friends
days
before
proceeding
to
m-eathered
to
sav
eood-bve
to
th8
terior.
ay
the
pollr-?
get
out
of
Berlin
if
they
cannot
,t
of
boiling
settle
their
differences.
A
Rus-
delegates.
The
send-off
was
us!
Delegates
Are
Back
From
Memorable
;
International
Gathering
Definite
Results
Under
Auspicious
Circumstances
until
1:30
this
afternoon
when
jthe
trial
was
to
begin.
Jurors
hearing
the
case
are
Wilfred
McLean,
foreman;
Don
jalley
stove
sian-contronea
newspaper
satu
warmly
cordial
as
had
been
the
at
Saturday
that,
if
the
western
powers
force
BULLETINS
reception
throughout
un
it
at
the
United
Nations
to
debate
Anchorage,
Alaska,
with
the
first
In
a
series
of
emergency
food
shipments.
It
is
one
of
the
Berlin
airlift
planes
withdrawn
from
that
service
to
carry,
supplies
of
foodstuffs
and
clothing
urgently
needed
in
Alaska
as
well
as
machine
replacement
parts.
t
Outstanding
social
affair
aboard
ship
took
place
on
Fri
ald
R.
Eby,
Donald
Edward
1
Manton
(Ocean
Falls
t,
Donald
F.
Fitch,
Thomas
N.
Rowe,
Mi
111
the
the
Berlin
crisis,
"a
wedge
will
mafee
room"
be
driven
into
the
United
Na-
day
night
when,
after
passln?
James
H.
Lever
(Terrace),
'.Well
satisfied
that
their
international
mission
had
been
productive
of
definite
results
in
the
way
of
further
promoting
good
relationships
between
Alaska
and
central
British
Columbia
and
projecting
j
i
1
J
1.
through
Wrangell
Narrows.
Francis
X.
Parlett,
Howard
B.
Capt.
Harry
McLean
brought
PhllliDS
(Massettt.
D.
L.
Bishop,
the
Chllcotin
to
anchor
for
sev
a
meal.
;
Hons
which
may
split
the
en-struck
Mis;
tire
world
organization."
arms
and
jroreign
Secretary
Ernest
nousiy.
Bevin
of
Britain,
In
a
blistering
another
girl
attack
on
the
Soviet
Union,
said
nr.?
friends
today
that
the
Russians
alone
Richard
W.
Sargent
(Hazelton),
eral
hours
while
a
fancy
dress
attention
upon
matters
01
mutual
ana
regional
concern,
Prince
Rupert"
and
central
interior
delegates
i
i
BRAVES
COP
FLAG
NEW
YORK
Boston
Brave3,
oldest
club
in
organised
professional
baseball,
Sunday
won
their
first
National
League
pennant
in
34
years.
A
happy
home
town
crowd
of
more
than
31,000
saw
the
Braves
take
a
.
3
to
2
division
over
the
NeW
-York
Giants
to
win
the
flai;.
lUa.ll
WilS
HCiW.
AaifcCliUSUJ
two.
Vo
rornrt.lnn
nnd
hOSOltalitV
at
I
Jt
i
i
t
n.nfininit
etHVim
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
Sat-
ATTEMPT
ON
BEN-GURION
James
H.
Rush
(Burns
Lake),
Fred
E.
Jenseji.
Other
'members
of
the
jury
panel,
wheih
consists
of
21
and
three
women,
are:
Angus
Mac-
Juneau,
the
unanimity
and
ac-
costUmes
from
drapes,
sheets.
ana
navms
wouid
be
responsible
for
a
new
urday
night
from
Juneau
where
world
war.
United
Nations
Gn-
com
in
maMiiB
icauiuuuuo
iiinws.
Tlass.
Duntme
ana
an
-
It
was
ciu'-'
jinoar
Sal-
they
attended
the
annual
convention
of
the
Associated
Boardi
available
material.
Men
and
representations,
tne
sunny
van-
eral
Assembly
cheered
Bevin
at
Phee,
R.
Hundeide,
Helen
Eliza
TEL
AVIV,
Rumor
cir
fnmla-like
weather'
of
the
Al
ifjErnoon.
women
exchaneed
clothing.
Al
of
Trade
of
Central
British
the
close
of
Britain's
major
beth
beth
Savllle.
Savllle.
Daniel
Dame!
Krlstman
r
culated
here
today
that
k:M
to
ap-!
roui-v
.m.ech
in
one
of
the
most
everyone
entered
fully
into
successful
attempt
had
an
an
un
un-
sunan-
Cham-ad
Wa
and
anUaleQ
been
on,
Emmett
R
Hayne
Jcker
Commerce
0f
Southeast,
of
Pre-.
Stenset.
;
Am
-
,
Lafceb.
-Margaret
em
Alaska.
The
The
seventv
seventy
per
oer-
th
BplrtCPttirser
-
Jerry-JFoote
in
i
greatest
demonstrations
In
Uni
aska
capital
and
the
admirably
arranged
and
conducted
crujsa
through
Alaskan
"waters
on
the
convention
ship
Chilcotln.
com-
made
aealnst
the
life
They
wrapped
it
up
in
the
first
inning
,
when
Bob
Elliott
,
lashed
out-
ils
twenty
-'second
homer
of
the
year
after
Tommy
Holmes
and
Al
Dark
had
singled
against
the
righthander
Larry
Jansen.
ted
.
Nations
history,.
He
spoke
mior
Tlouirl
Ten.r.iirinn
of
Is-i
t
itHo
inwan
Falls(.
Fred
A.
sons
who
took
part
In
the
ex
tn
the
Assembly
as
the
threo
cursion
agreed
that
it
was
not
bined
to
make
It
a
memorable
l
'
western
nowers
turned
their
rael.
Ben-Gurlon,
a
member
of
earner
(Francois
Lake),
John
the
government
said,
had
been
R
carr,
ISmilio
Pttlcunuzzo,
excursion
for
all.
W
Innriin
rtlsnnt
over
to
the
Se-
only
the
most
unique
of
the
seventeen
conventions
the
Asso-
threatened
by
Jewish
terrorists.
Blanche
Cecilia
Kimmer,
juih
'
T
curity
Council.
Schlld
was
the
master
of
ceremonies
and
Mrs.
Richardson
of
Missouri
and
John
Gilligan
of
Vancouver
acted
as
judges.
Mrs.
H.
O.
Stevenson
of
Prince
George
wa;
adjudged
the
best
dressed
woman;
Mrs.
Earl
Gordon,
most
humorously
dressed;
Charles
Adam,
best
dressed
man,
and
E.
T.
Applewhalte
of
Prince
Ru
,
ti,-
elated
Boards
have
had
to
date
I
Meanwhile
It
was
suggested1
Second
criminal
cae
on
ui
...
s,lr,rpssflli
and
en-
GLASS-MAKING
TECHNIQUE
Final
incident
at
Juneau
was
the
dockside
farewell
on
Friday
morning
when
Governor
Ernest
Gruening
and
Mrs.
Gruening,
Mayor
Walno
Henrlckson
and
f
hjnje
Us
most
docket
is
mat
01
'
-.
Blowlng
Is
one
of
the
We
to
Bnlin
1
that
Russia
might
use
the
double
I
veto
to
prevent
admission
to
the
:
Security
Council
of
the
Berlin
!
quarrel.
A
high
eastern
dele-'
f
.
....
t..i.1
KTr.(na
maH
meinoas
ui
(jiaoo
m'6'
In
pert,
most
humorous.
HAZELTON-WHITEHORSE
HIGHWAY
R
OUTE
CLEVELAND
LEADING
DETROIT
While
Boston
Red
Sox
and
New
York
Yankees
hammered
away
at
each
other
in
the
American
League,
Cleveland
Indians
Sunday
slipped
quietly
into
first
place,
a
full
game
ahead
of
the
Sox
and
the
Yanks.
Cleveland
trimmed
Detroit
Tigers
9
to
3
Saturday,
following
up
with
a
4
to
1
triumph
over
the
Tigers
on
Sunday.
,.,
,,
,
gate
wj
me
uiumtu
"ouui"
.v
V-edkdown
of
Saturday
evening
before
arrival
at
Prince
Rupert
President
late
West-
me
"K8tsllon-
Russia
over
!
A.
M.
Patterson
of
Prince
ueorge
Scale.
inside
ration
of
as
THE
WEATHER
3
f.iiast
nartici-1
called
the
entire
party
together
in
the
social
hall
for
a
farewell
session.
-He
spoke,
of
the
'
f
"fl
air
lift,
a
Synopsis
Cool,
unsettled
weather
pre
f
said
today
last.ine
benefits
which
has
ac
formed
nn;ir-
..u
1.,
Tj-ut.h
ndliimhla.
Raitl
......
yuii9
jii
ui
-
t
nitms
'
will
shortly
has
bpgn
reiK,rtcd
from
almoat
in
an-
crued
through
the
contacts
01
the
convention
which
had
built
well
towards
mutual
development
through
regional
co-operation.
Mr.
Patterson's
re
all
regions
during
the
ias-twentv-four
hours.
A
newly
de
ey
will
sens
ews.
'
veloping
storm
centre
near
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
marks
led
up
to
a
hearty
ex
British
coewne
if
-
J
f
)
J
I
:
and
another
storm
moving
to
mm
pression
of
appreciation
to
Capt.
ward
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
both
In-
(Continued
on
Page
Five)
'dicate
that
there
is
little
pros
WARD
jpect
of
very
much
improvement
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Sever;,!
cast
'
,hrouBn
Tuesday.
Intcrnatlonull
Forecast
America
h;ivp
OAKS
TAKE
P.CL.
OAKLAND
Oakland
beat
Sacramento
II
to
S
Sunday
to
win
its
first
Pacific
Coast
League
pennant
in
21
years
and
then
added
up
a
6
to
5
win
in
the
second
game
of
a
double
-
header.
The
Oaks
wound
up
the
season
two
full
games
ahead
of
the
runner-up,
San
Francisco
Seals,
who
beat
Seattle
twice.
.
.
B.C.
IS
LEADING
VANCOUVER
British
Columbia
All-Stars
Saturday
night
defeated
St.
Catherines
10
to
9
in
the
third
game
of
the
best
of
five
final
series
for
the
Canadian
junior
lacrosse
championship.
The
win
gave
British
Columbia
a
2
to
1
lead
in
the
series.
The
fourth
game
will
be
played
tonight
Courtesy
8.
D
J
hnston
"
North
F
13c
an
hour
r,mt(
a.xitVinrn
Rertlnn
Over
increii.se
for
cast,
rain
today
and
showers
'
Vancouver
Bralorne
7
35
r
x
c.nrt
03
N
by
a
con-
Timoriou
winrfs
easterly.
20
1
agreed
to
by
mp.h.
Northern
Section:
Overcast
today
and
Tuesday
with
rain
commencing
Tuesday
af
b'.
R.
X
'.
09
Cariboo
Quartz.
1-16
Dentonia
-01-'
Grull
Wihksne
03
Hedley
Mascot
32
Pend
Oreille
4
30
2
35
Pioneer
Premier
Border
02
Vi
(
i'lDES
Tune)
lb
28.
1048
W
15.7
foot
51
18.7
fort
ternoon.
Winds
light,
becoming
southeast
(15
m.p.h.)
Tuesday.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Tuesday
At
Port
Hardy
50
and
55,
Mas-
v
1
)
V
vJpsa
Ttt.?tf
ij
,
'
N.s
and
the
fifth,
if
necessary,
Wednesday.
X
56
feet
sett
47
and
54,
Prince
Rupert
46
9.6
feet
45
and
55.
APPROVED
AT
JUNEAU
Here
Is
the
Hazelton-
7v,Hhorse
route
for
a
Privateer
11
Reeves
McDonald
1-90
Reno
-
-
-OW'
Salmon
Gold.
11
Sheep
Creek
-
I-13
Taylor
Bridge
30
Taku
River
32
highway
to
connect
the
UilinQ
toVanrnnvpr
And
northern
trans-provin
cial
highway
wiin
uie
Alaska
Highway,
con
Rupert
by
New
Service
Vananda
-
30
.03
Congress
...
.
f
i
will
he
given
a
new
fasf
wpaVIv
sfpamshil)
fcUHH-Van?'ver
with
the
Queen
Charlotte
L.
aire('t
111
and
out.
nf
tViia
rurt
oliminntinCT
Pacific
Eastern
Amalgamated
-02
Hedley
-
Spud
Valley
-09
Central
Zeballos
01
Silbak
Premier
25
tmetMVa,H'auver
and
the
Island's,
according
k
c...
A'A.y.
frm
Gi-rald
McBean.
managing
struction
of
whicn
was
urged
at
the
annual
convention
last
week
of
Boards
of
the
Associated
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
and
Affiliated
Chambers
of
Commerce
of
Southeastern
Alaska.
This
route
was
held
to
be
highly
advantageous
from
a
standpoint
of
and
con-i...nfinn
easy
grade
and
the
con-
Conwest
L5
Donalda
:
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Eldona
LQ6.
East
Sullivan
2
75
Giant
Yellowknife
5.05
God's
Lake
-
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Hardrock
'
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-
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Heva
-
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Jacknife
;
04
Hosco
32
Va
Jollet
Quebec
43
Lake
Rowan
06
M
Lapaska
05
Vz
Little
Long
Lac
75
Lynx
071"
Madsen
Red
Lake
2
49
,
McKenzie
Red
Lake
....
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Cockshutt
......
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.
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331
2
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2
25
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5
50
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54
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2
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er
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the
1
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e
sailing
from
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will
be
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withdrawn
as
from
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as
a
vital
defence
link
as
well
as
a
vast
and
k
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we
win
.
.
.
.
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n.i.
maintained.
Aumaque
17's
week
vr
nciicviortn
me
company
win,
ry,
territory.
Including
"am
win
.
therefore,
have
the
two
faster
Beattie
:
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38
v-
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coal
1
from
h,.
.
.
Vancouver
-
Rupert
sailings,
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vw
-
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nroximity
to
Bobjo
10
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Vancciuver
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Buffalo
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Coiisoi.
Smelters
112.25
the
Alaska
panhandle
links
to
for
connecting
the
coast
was
also
cited
r
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iiu
arriving
iicic
arrivtn
't
S
p.m,
vingi
Fridays
and
Sundays
with
the
SmitVihnnnH
cr.ni.,,.
Pile:
Sundays
day
------oBiiuia
night
and
Tuesdays,
as
an
advantage.