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at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Prt
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
PHOIIE
81
VOL.
XXXVIH,
No.
235.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
7,
1949.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ees
nviove
K
A
eao!
In
.
Ssinisationa
I
nk
vers
Emphatically
Changes
Its
Denomination
-
f
r
-
1
ve
School
Project
f
Prince
Rupert,
by
emphatic
margin
JACKIE
ROBINSOxN
SALE
IS
DENIED
WASHINGTON
Oh.
The
Wailihi'ton
Times
-
Herald
said
'today
that
Jackie,
Robinson,
National
League
batting
ace,
had
been
sold
by
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
to
the
Boston
Braves
for
$250,000
and
Itwo
players.
Boston
officials
deny
the
story.
vesterday
approved
a
bylaw
authorizing
Lutheran
Congregation
at
Bella
Coola
Goes
Over
to
Initrd
Church
history
was
made
at
a-
w
v
we
111)5,515
to
match
an
equal
amount
to
be
provincial
government
to
finance
the
f
two
new
modern
school
buildings
in
r
percent
was
required
for
authoriza-
"K-W
EMPIRE
GAMES
TEAM
IS
CUT
were
cast
out
of
a
lota!
list
Of
eligible
voUrs
of
2.634
less
than
one-third.
There
were
six
spoll-td
ballots.
'
.
'
The
rural
vol
cast
at
the
17
vut"
was
so
returns
from
pojnU
cannot
rosiill
seven
district
(i
(rom
up
to
,iE
Of
fleer
H.
vrt
Edward,
;
o.'-innd.
At
MONTREAL
ft
Canada's
team
to
the
British
Empire
Civic
Centre
by
city
resldenU
owning
rural
property,
also
gave
Bella
Coola
last
week-end
when
1
a
LuUicran
Church,
with
its
en-1
trie
congregation,
went
over
to
the
United
Church
of
Canada.
The
occasion
was
the
admission
of
Augsborg
Lutheran
Church
to
the.
Prince
Rupert
Presbytery
of
the
United
Church.
Rev.
W.
B.
Willan,
president
of
British
Columbia
Conference;
Rev.
W.
P.
Bunt,
superintendent
of
home
mtadonH;
Rev.
H.
S.
Forbes,
president
of
Prince
Rupert
Presbytery,
and
other
United
Church
hgiia.orieg
were
on
hand
for
the
precwlent-fshalterlng
proceedings
In
connection
with
the
admission
of
the
new
church.
Special
services
marked
the
occasion,
centering
on
a
reception
and
communion
service
held
decisive
support
to
the
ruiul
bylaw.
Out
of
24
votes
cast.
It
voted
Games
in
New
Zealand
next
year
has
been
out
from
62
athletes
and
nine
officials
to
fifty
athletes
and
nine
officials
because
was
rcc-
V'
iiXw
.i.ihMii
fc
'
i
in
mi
o
nan
1
wrable
to
the
in
favor,
five
voted
against
and
......
.
there
wwas
one
spoiled
ballot.
of
lack
of
funds,
it
was
an
City
results
were
known
less
nounced
today
by
George
Ma-
than
half
an
hour
after
the
poll
chum,
president
Of
the
Games
VISITORS
HONORED
The
Marquis
of
Salisbury,
left,
and
Baron
Webb-Johnson,
president
of
Britain's
Royal
College
of
Surgeans,
chat
during
a
special
convocation
ttt
the
University
of
Toronto
in
which
both
received
honorary
degrees.
(CP
Phoui).
Association
of
Canada.
tng
station
closed
at
I
p.m.
and
they
brought
gratifying
com
The
revised
team
will
be
made
up
of:
ments
from
School
Board
mem
bcrs
who
had
Initiated
the
movemgnt
to
replace
the
present
on
Sunday
afternoon
In
Augs-
t
voted
10
to
.
Osland
fav-
olnts
rrinain-Irom
are
Port
ingiJin.
Dodgt
Ooiia
River.
BuprrO
first
vote
in
30
rrquired
ihilt
ppruvfd
by
at
il
die
votlrg
approval
was
.'y
ratepayers
iay
was
very
877
city
votes
lf?!lrt.C,rmPn,rf
"'.boit
Church
when
the
act
of
"MISS
CANADA"
GIVES
IT
UP
Three
Homers
Fail
To
Win
For
Luckless
Bums
reception
was
formally
Men's
track
and
field,
16.
Women's
track
and
field,
six.
Men's
swimming,
five.
Women's
swimming,
four.
Boxing,
four.
Wrestling,
four.
Weight
Kiting,
four.
'
Cycling,
three.
Men's
fencing,
tHiree.
Women's
fencing,
one.
I
-
(
-
3
i
PICTON.
Ont.
0
Hard-luck
Mr.
Willan
received
the
church
Harry
Wilson,
who
has
been
dealt
!
fowl
"people
in
the
name
of
the
Ctiurch
from
Norman
Saugstad
some
proUy
ptjor
cards
in
his
Ninth
Inning
Explosion
Meant
Victory
For
American
Leaguers
Today
EBBETS
FIELD
(CP)
Big
Johnny
Mizes
two-
representing
the
congregation.
effort
io
break
the
WOrWs
Then
the
members
of
the
Augs-'
"
,
.
spboat
"cord,
finally
yes-
.L
hnnr
nturri.
ioinorf
.hi,
tha
Memorial
High
School.
;
The
taxpayers'
decision
to
support
the
school
measures
was
highly
popular
among
teachers
anxljjarents
alike.
'o
we
can
get
rid
of
that
Kins:
Edward
fire
trap,"
was
a
typical
comment.
.
U
RTIIF.R
PROCEEDINGS
The
School
Board,
which
had
already
given
three
readings
to
the
bylaws
prlof
to
their
presen
tat
Ion
to
the
ratepayers,
will
reconsider
tonight
at
its
monthly
meeting.
After
they
are
re
TEN
YEARS
FOR
'TOKYO
ROSE
run'
single
topped
a
New
York
Yankee
ninth
inning
membew
of
Prince
Rupert
rday
bandoned
his
speei'
Presbytery
In
Holy
Communion
trials
In
search
of
the
record
at
the
altar
rail.
Thus
did
the
although
tic
had
received
a
Augsborg
Lutheran
Churclj
be-'
wnT.
U;llln
him
hs
had
an
iva
explosion
that
barely
survived
a
dying
gasp
double
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Togurt
d'
Aquino
was
ftnrei.
heeler
blast
bv
the
Brookjvn
TvVorn
t'vliv
for
a
4
to
"
come
tlie
Augsborg
United
1Htumned
extension
of
ti
nt
to
reman
jtim
"a
tiow
TAm
TZTZwTm
3
xlctory
m
the
third
World
Scries
game.
The
Yank
Churdh.
try
to
establish
a
new
world
for
i'ard
racliiB
boats
"
Charter
members
of
Augsborg
arrived
from
Art
United
Church
are
Edwin
Pet-IT1
telegram
tersen,
Torger
Olsen
and
JohnBobrlck
of
Los
Angeles,
chair-L.
Peter
an
of
the
Inboard
Racing
Nygaard,
deacons;
considered
and
signed,
they
will'
yesterday
for
making
the
treas-
now
hold
a
two
games
to
one
edge
m
this
thnllingly
enable
"Tokyo
Rose"
broadcast
;
tight
enmax
to
a
sensational
from
Radio
Tokyo
in
wartime.'
Mrs.
G.
A.
Woodtoeck,
the
Big
League
season.
The
series
The
woman
took
the
sentence
former
Mis
Helen
Skogmo,
and
'
goes
'
to
the
best
four
out
oi
calmly.
,two
young
sons,
David
and
Al-j
seven
games.
Campbell
and
txxly
of
Ar-
be
sent
to
the
provincial
Superintendent
of
Education
forccr-tification.
The
city
bylaw
authorized
the
borrowing
of
roughly
$340,000
as
Its
share
of
tfie
new
school
cost
j
len,
are
leaving-
on
tonight's
.
a
train
for
their
home
In
Charl-'
Mize's
blast
off
the
screen
ntyin
nf
tho
ritrlyt
fialw
nroll
The
California
condor
has
eraan
at
Riv
Hydrr,
Alas-
Saugstad
and
Olaf
Odegaard,1
Commission
oi
me
American
0041
"on
JiKt
trustees;
Gurb
Saugstad,
secre-:
Pw
Assoclf
four
hwrs
before
WUson
s
arb-sen,
tary;
Esdon
Gordon.
Carl
Peder-
four-day
deadline
Hrarily-set,
Edcl
Hammer,
Anna
Llvel-,
n
nWned-Llvclton,
ton,
Theodor
Llvelton,
Gudrum
was
Louise
MacKay,
Camilla
Shortly
after
sunrise
Wcdnes-Nygaard,
Doris
Odcgaard,
Anna
'
Qay
Wilson
took
his
Mis3
Canada
wing-spread
of
eleven
feet,
weighs
otte,
'
Michigan,
after
a
six
weeks'
.
.
,
,.
.
.
.
.
.
,
?.
,
.
...
.
,,
i
broke
a
one-one
tie
between
twenty-five
j.
pounds
and
is
the
visit
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
n
K11-'
,
.
,
.
RalPh
Branca
and
fireman
Joe
iJf
I
hirrf
n
th-
Tmit
rfai
rf
ih.r
,mh,.
f
Mwiday
about
Salmon
Riv-
and
the
rural
asked
approval
to
borrow
$67,000
against
property
In
the
outside
district.
,
ed
States.
,
family.
:.
in
which
he
apparently
hurtled
over
to
the
bed
of
Voting
yesterday
was
descrlb-
.
7
Y
T
.
iv
ovcr
an
Svltcl.
Shirley
Sa-ud,
o
Nor-
aglng
135
8
miles
per
hour,
ne-ar-
of-
ed
as
slow-by
Returning
BOUND
FOR
MAJORS
Sam-my
Jetihroe,
star
centreflelder
'for
Montreal
Royals
in
the
International
League,
has
been
sold
for
cash
and
players
to
the
National
League
Boston
Braves
after
smashing
base-stealing
records
this
season
and
playing
a
prominent
part
in
Royal's
climb
to
a
Little
World
Series
berth.
General
Manager
Buzzle
Bavasl
of
the
Royals
won't
tell
Jethroe's
selling
price,
said
to
be
one
of
the
highest
ever
paid
for
a
baseball
player.
(C.
P.
Photol
Page.
As
it
turned
out,
it
wasn't
enough
to
win.
Jerry
Coleman's
single
to
centre,
back
to
back
with
Mize's
blow,
drove
In
tho
run
that
was
to
be
the
clincher
on
this
murky
day.
Taking
a
4
to
1
lead
in
the
last
of
the
ninth,
Fireman
Joe
flcer
II.
D.
Thaln.
Between
8'"u
7
'!
,t"
I
ly
six.ml
es
,
.
,
'
'7Z'
gullet
,
in
A
t
-
be
learned
;
visiting
near
On
Monday
night
200
mem-1
aje
came
when
the
Miss
Canada
bers
of
the
now
three
United
'
jy
was
taken
Ih
tow
after
break-
;
was
on
his
(Continued
Page
6)
lm
her
prOpellor
shaft.
a.m.
when
the
city
polls
opened
and
4
p.m.,
only
slightly
more
than
300
ballots
had
been
cast.
The
following
two
hours
were
busy,
but
the
evening
vote
was
slight.
:tverslde
Mine
nt
occurred.
was
riding
easily
but
two
homers
by
Luis
Olmo
and
Roy
Campan-ella,
suddenly
erupted
the
calm.
ut
fifty
years
Miss
Canada
IV
lacks
the
finishing
power
to
become
the
world's
spedboat
champion.
This
Is
the
simple
black-bordered
story
of
Its
five-day
world
trials
Ted
Ivay,
Inspector
of
apprenticeship
for
the
provincial
de-
are
as
yet
The
School
Board
anticipates
lives,
lie
was
that
work
on
the
final
archl
"'.
,
,
Z,
.
T
h,.(
partment
of
labor,
'
after
spend
will
In
about.
.
tects
plans
"
begin
f
,
,
f
oounral
Have
hpm
nffiriH
lng
n
several
days
here
(It
on
official
Needing
only
one
run
to
tie.
but
with
two
men
down,
Bruce
Edwards
came
up
to
pinch
hit
but
took
a
third
called
strike
from
Pace.
Finland
Canal
which
ended
for
the
2a(D
h
p.
I'.-dei
r
of
Moose.
craft
with
the
$100,000
price
tag.
but
dogged
by
continual
trouble.
business,
sailed
by
the
Prlne:
a
montn
ana
mat
aciuai
construction
of
the
new
schools
will
WEST
GETTING
TOUGHER
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
In
a
new
rough-talking,
tough-acting
mood,
the
Western
Towers
may
make
.
Berlin
the
scene
of
the
next
move
in
the
heated
dispute
with
Russia
over
Germany;
Diplomatic
officials
say
that
Great
Britain,
the
United
States
and
France
are
considering
adding
zones
of
Berlin
to
the
Western
German
republic
to
counter
the
creation
of
the
Communist-run
government
of
Eastern
Germany.
APPEALING
DECISION
Miss
Canada
with
all
the
po-
thus
ended
her
1949
bid
for
a
tenUalltles
of
a
world
champion
world
record.
George
last
night
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
Manager
Casey
Stengel
went,
begin
early
next
year.
ft
by
plane'
Total
cost
of
the
new
build
out
to
the
mound
to
talk
with
Vancouver
!
lnrf
has
been
set
at
$830,030,
of
his
relief
ace
after
Campella'a
homer
but
he
decided
to
start
w
hich
the
provincial
government
will
pay
half
hi
the
form
of
grants.
with
Joe
and
he
never
made
a
better
move.
il
Ills
brother,
s
been
under
wre
the
first
i-
now
taking
ft
'Shaw
radio
Olmo's
clout
came
unexpect-
MONTREAL
A
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
lJ
1.
1
cu,y
uiuy
uue
uuu
uuu
no-
THE
WLA
f
HLR
spokesman
said
today
mat
me
company
iwu
asncu
body
on
n
Page
wh0
replaced
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
for
leave
to
starter
Tommy
Byrne
in
the
appeal
to
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
"on
a
question
of
law"
in
connection
with
the
recent
freight
tourtn,
wniiiea
uuke
sniaer.
I
Campanella
blast,
Just
making
the
grade
over
the
rail
atop
of
""'n
'V
l
id
1
Synopsis
Temepraturea
fell
to
below
freezing
over
most
of
the
Interior
last
night.
Crescent
Valley.
In
the
KooUenays,
reported
a
kiw
of
24
degrees
while
Pen-tlcton
remained
cloudy
with
an
overnight
temperature
of
33.
On
the
coast,
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
had
Uteir
coldest
nights
bo
far
this
fall
with
a
low
of
31
the
left
field
wall,
followed.
Branca,
pitching
magnificently,
had
retired
thirteen
man
In
succession
from
the
fourth
to
the
ninth
innings
when
he
hit
rocky
going.
A
base
on
balla
to
Yogi
Berra
on
a
three-two
count
started
trouble.
When
Branca
retired
Joe
DiMaggio
on
a
foul
pop,
It
looked
as
though
he
was
in
the
clear
for
there
were
two
gone.
However,
Bobby
Brown
degrees.
The
weather
will
remain
cold
today
and
tomorrow
with
clear
skies
along
the
coast
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and
a
few
clouds
ovcr
the
Interior.
Forecast
North
Coast
Suimy
today
and
tomorrow.
Remaining
cold.
rates
increase.
The
Board
recently
granted
the
railways
permission
to
increase
their
freight
rates
by
eight
percent.
The
spokesman
said
the
application
would
be
heard
by
the
Board
October
17.
He
did
not
say
what
was
'
the
question
of
law"
involved.
SNOW
HAMPERS
SEARCH
.
EDMONTON
All-night
snowfall
today
hampered
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
search
operations
for
James
Landells,
23-year-old
Edmonton
man,
who
is
missing
since
Wednesday
in
the
northern
unchartered
lake
area
straddling
the
Alberta-British
Columbia
border.
An
R.C.A.F.
Dakota
which
left
Fort
St.
John
late
yesterday
to
sweep
the
area
was
forced
to
turn
back
by
a
snowstorm.
Search
planes
were
expected
to
be
'out
again
later
today.
UNRUH
INSANE
CAMDEN,
New
Jersey
Psychiatrists
today
found
the
Camden,
Massachussets,
mass
killer
Howard
B.
Unruh
insane.
,
Prosecutor
Mitchell
Cohen
said
he
would
be
sent
to
iiteance
asylum
without
ever
standing
trial
for
the
slaughter
of
thirteen
people
on
a
Camden
street
September
6.
light
winds.
Lows
tonight
and
hlglis
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
36
and
52;
Sandaplt,
40
and
52;
Prince
Rupert,
36
and
52.
r
v.v-v
sliced
a
single
to
left
and
the
bases
were
Jammed
when
Gene
Woodling
drew
a
pass,
also
on
a
three-two
count.
The
Dodgers
got
their
other
run
on
Pee
Wee
Reese's
fouith
Inning
homer.
Totals
K
HE
New
York
................
4
5
0
Brooklyn
8
5
u
Winning
pitcher,
Page.
Losir.g
pitcher,
Branca.
Home
runs
Reese,
Olmo,
Cam--
panella.
Time
of
game,
2
hours,
30
There
are
nearly
500
species
!
of
humming
birds
and
they
are
found
only
to
tine
New
World.
They
are
tropical
but
in
warm
that
city
in
the
House
of
OOOD
PUPILS
Roy
R.
Knight,
Saskatoon
teacher
who
represents
Commons,
Is
mighty
proud
of
two
of
his
pupils,
even
though
he
Is
opposed
to
them
In.
the
political
arena.
The
C.C.F.
member,
left,
Is
seen
chatting
with
Fred
H.
Larson,
centre,
and
members
of
the
House.
Mr.
Larson
Liberal
who
are
now
John
IT
"Harrison,
his
former
pupils
represents
Klndersley
and.
Mr.
Harrison
Is
member
for
Meadow
Lake.
Mr.'Knight
says
he
takes
.iLiiu..
uiii
hPiipf
nit.houah
he
Is
gratified
to
see
them
In
the
Corn-
weallher,
and
the
season
of
flowers,
Whey
migrate
as
iar
north
as
Alaska,
and
as
far
south
V
20"
feet
I
5.6
et
f
'"
3.9
vPl
as
Patagonia.
Our
country
makes
an
acceptable
summer
home
for
(CP
Photo).
no
responsioiin-y
nions.
ahout
sixteen
species.