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FIVE
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tntgomery
Sees
No
Immediate
Danger
Of
War
Military
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Destroyer
in
Heroic
Role
Western
Europe
on
ReSCUeS
Bus-Pro
Heads
Justice
Reports
COMPANY
AND
MASTER
ARE
BLAMED
FOR
NORONIC
FIRE
Pay
City
Visil
Survivors
United
States
Visit
'NEW
YORK
Field
Marshal
.
Viscount
Montgomery,
military
chairman
of
the
western
European
Union
Defence
Alliance,
said
today
that
he
saw
no
immediate
threat
of
open
conflict
in
Western
Europe
"If
there
was
any
mmediate
danger,
I
wouldn't
be
here,
would
I?
Montgomery
asked
with
a
grin
?i
his
arrival
aboard
the
liner
Queen
Elizabeth.
.116
Is
scheduled
to
fly
to
Washington
Ottawa
(CP)
Owners
and
master
of
the
cruise
Mi.;s
Minnie
Bcveiidg,
provincial
president
for
Brills!)
Columbia
of
Canadian
Federation
of
Business
and
Professional
Women's
Clubs,
and
Mrs
Madge
Hall
of
Victoria,
regional
ship
Noronic
were
blamed
by
a
Supreme
Court
of
rmwiiiK
Kx-Afloat,
on
At-;
ftcr
Crash
TON
T
li
c
,
i
Canada
judge
today
for
a
fire
on
September
17
that
dhector,
honored
Prince
Rupert
Willi
a
two-day
call
and
were
took
118
lives
as
the
luxury
vessel
lay
at
a
Toronto
dock
in
the
course
of
an
excursion
cruise.
Mr.
Justice
II.
L.
Kellock.
repoitina
as
coininis-
suitably
fctvrt
as
thpy
paid
an
Canadian
hs-.
i
ofliciul
visit
to
the
local
club.
Miss
Beverldgc
and
Mrs.
Hall
a
i
rived
In
the
city
on
Thursday
night's
train
from
Edmonton
and
Prince
Clearer
and
sailed
today.
He
will
return
to
New,
York
next
Monday
and
sail
lor
England
December
2.
sloner
in
the
Departmnt
of
I
Transport
Inquiry,
ordered
the
I
master's
certificate
of
Captain
L
r'
V'--.
ty
into
Ham-;;1.v
after
snat-m
the
stormy
ciirli
cfii
sur-la4
Wed
n
es-k
f
a
P.
2t.
Box
With
8
Wheels
HAROLD
WHALEN
1
FIRST
IN
FIELD
I
William
C.
Taylor
of
Sam
I
a
suspended
for
one
year.
His
Lordship
also
recommended
a
series
of
measures
designed
to
tighten
safety
regulations
for
vessels
like
the
Noronic.
last
nhrht
on
the
Camosun
for
Vancouver.
The
visitors
were
entertained
:.t
luncheon
Friday
afUrnoon
by
Mayor
Nora
Arnold,
who
was
l,"st
year's
"Woman
of
the
Year"'
selection
of
Business
and
Professional
Clubs
of
Canada.
Miss
Honora
Silvcrsidcs,
local
president,
and
Miss
Audrey
Wrathall
had
Miss
Beverldgc
and
Mrs.
Hall
as
their
guests
at
the
Prince
Itupert
Symphony
ri
a
soectac-
Railway
Tar
I'ninipiessive
Put
Important
MONTREAL
There
are
many
5jt:ir.i
iv
lion
k-pp
!
nri'-n
from
1
1
f
raft
In
The
30.000-word
report
was
presented
to
the
House
of
Commons
following
reading
by
Mr.
Justice
Kellock
nl
his
brief
court
Judgement
suspending
NEW
.UNION
TO
REPLACE
U.E.W.
President
of
the
C.I.O.
Philip
Mjrray
(li
ft)
Is
shown
In
Cleveland
as
he
presented
the
chartsr
for
the
new
International
Radio
and
Machine
Workers
to
James
Carey,
C.I.O.
secretary-treasurer
who
will
head
the
new
union.
The
labor
organization
has
been
formed
to
replace
the
recently
ousted
United
Electrical
Workers
Union,
Canadian
U.E.W.
is
split
on
the
question
of
adherence
to
the
C.I.O.
or
to
the
"old
guard"
U.E.W.
executive.
it
First
nomination
for
the
civic
election
next
niontii,;
went
In
today.
The
papers
were
those
of
Harold
S.
Whal-en,
manager,
candidate
for
mayor.
Proposer
is
A.
8.
Nick-erson
and
seconder,
,
C.
G.
Ham.
Lat,"r
this
afternoon
Aid.
George
B.
Casey
was
second
to
enter.
He
Is
seeking
re-ele
tion
to
the
cuy
council
for!
two
year
term.
Agnes
A.
Ro
sound
reasons
why
the
railway
car
has
not
changed
much
in
appearance
during
the
past
25
CHILDREN
IN
CRASH
OSLO
A
p!a.-(!
carrying
28
undernourished
Jewish
refugee
children
from
North
Africa
is
missing
today.
It
Is
believed
to
have
crashed
in
tangled
forest
country
somewhere
near
Oslo.
The
plune,
with
35
aboard,
28
of
them
children,
three
nurses
and
four
crew
members,
sent
out
its
last
radio
message
as
it
neared.
Oslo's
Bprnebu
airport.
Soon
after
a
sharp
flash
of
ligVil
was
ser.
i
followed
by
an
explosion
,-
(it
m
ire
than
the
captain.
.
Tho
report
said
that
loss
of
(years
and
although
It,
has
some
icrs
of
Hip
life
and
loss
c.
ihe
ship
was!
caused
by
failure
'
of
Canada
j
Steamship
Lines,
the
Noronic's
times
been
it
f
erred
to
as
"riilit
wheels
and
a
box."
it
Is
a
credit
to
tnc
railways
that
the
Orchestra
concert
Friday
night.
Saturday
nhht
a
meeting
was
held
at
the
home
of
the
Misses
Joan
and
Frances
Cross
and
i
Sunday
the
visitors
were
shown
I
the
sights
of
Prince
Rjpert.
million
d.llnrs,
as
Mr.
Campbell
illi';
t.rat?d
the
great
amount
of
mny
Involved
in
car
de-sign-
TODAY'S
STOCKS
owners,
and
Capt.
Taylor
to
take
adequate
pit-cautions
against
fire.
Tlin
judge
censured
the
own
about
amile
south
ot
Oslo.
-
design
has
b-cn
kept
so
simple!
that
it
is
referred
to
in
that
manner,
Allen
N.
Campbell,
mechanic!.
I
engineer.
Canadian
Natinn-lal
Railways
told
the
monthly
h'S.
If
the
designer,
can
by
hi
nlanniirr,
save
ten
dollars
per
chester
is
his
sponsor
and
John
McNulty,
his
second,'
Aid.
Casey
gave
as
his
occupa
tion,
retired.
.
'
V.nr
In
the
maintenance
cf
each!
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Railway,
,n
a-!1
brlifvr'1
.
di'-.vn
when
tlio
-.me
300
miles
Jrrmn'ia
Nil
Hie
Haida
si
das
dpslrov
-
;!,"!(.
I
t'
the
jiifi-
r
n
by
an
latitiin',:
by
tlie
:-!t
M.i':niIircnL
L:h'
pi,
hips
wore
itrk
e(
the
ciir-
fii.Pps
piano
iirv
'v
-irs
un
their
if
tiHlng
In
an
Club
'
List
wffek
ers
and
master
sayln
they
tailed
to
provide
means
of
dc-tpcUng,
and
fighting
fires,
while
in
dock
and
for
getting
passengers
off
the
ship
In
the
event
fo
fire
in
port.
ills
rmnpuny
several
times
the
SAW
UNICEF.
.
DOING
GOOD
Visiting
Salvation
Army
Has
Nothing
But
Highest
Praise
Former
Cily
Pastor
Dies
"The
designer
of
Hie
box
ear
may
be
consifl.
red
to
be
restrained
by
various
rules
and
standards-
and
must
work
within
salary
paid
fo
1!k
president
of
Ihe
United
States.
Equally,
(:1v?up.!i,
ho
mi?,ht
appear
un-progrcs-sivc
.should
he
fall
for
a
new
idra
that
fails,
the
additional
maiiit"!
anee
cost
could
in
theory
surmount
the
net
operating
Incoms
of
his
railway.
CITY
MAN
IS
OIL
DIRECTOR
Rev.
Allan
McDaugal
McCuil
who
served
as
minister
of
first
the
area
bounded
by
the
requirements
of
the
Association
of
American
Railroads,"
said
Mr.
Vancouve
r
Bayone
.
.03
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B.
R.
Con
:
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B.
R.
x.
or,1
j
Cariboo
Quartz
1.35
Congress
03
'
4
Hcdley
'Mascot
:
i
.30
Pacific
Eastern
.00
Pend
Oreille
-
5.G0
Pioneer
3.40
Premier
Border
(Wi
Privateer
16'2
Reeves
McDonald
2.15
Sheep
Creek
117
Silbak
Premier
38
Taku
River
16'2
Vananda
.
lu
Spud
Valley
08
Campbell.
"The
reason
is
simple
United
Nations
International
Children's
Fmergency
Fund
iUNIC'EFi
has
been
seen
In
action
feeding
children
by
the
The
name
of
Dr.
L.
W.
Kcr-gin
of
Prince
Rupert
is
listed
as
a
director
of
Intrr.vnvlnclal
to
te'ffti
miles
ALBANIA
GARRISON
'
'
!,
.
R
I)F.
.
.
Ktsponsihlc
ouwu-t-
iht.
Russia
hi
increased
the
number
Wf
'.
her
military
men
stationed
in
Albania
to
an
estimated
12,00(1
(o
15,000,
about
twice
ai
many
as
were
there
four
months
ago.
.
HAMILTON
WINS
VANCOUVER
A
last
quarter
touchdown
enabled
the
hard-righting
Hamilton
Wild
Cat
squad
to
eke
out
a
11
to
II
victory
over
Blue-Bombers
in
the
Cajvidian
jun.or
football
'championship
here
Saturday.
ALOl
ETTES
WIN
MONTREAL
Montreal
Alou-rtles
won
the
Eastern
Canadian
senior
football
title
Sunday
downing
Hamilton
Tigers
here.
Montreal
will
meet
the
defending
Grey
Cup
champions,
Calgary
Stampeders,
in
Toronto
next
Saturday.
Every
railroad
from
Canadi
to
Central
America,
must
b"
certain
the
car
it
builds
Is
capable
Petroleum
Co.,
a
recently
or
hundreds
In
starving
China
and
i
hs
liiinirdiHlciv
o
Mir
rr
srue
by
the
"Personally,
I
think
I
can
safely
go
out
on
a
limb
a
solidly
reinforced
slpel
limb
and
riiceliet
that
the
box
car
of
1
POO
will
look
very
much
MJte
F-rigadicr
Clinton
Eacott
of
the
Salvation
Army,
who
has
b?en
visiting
in
the
city
from
the
ot
operating
safely
over
Its
own.
lines
and
those
of
all
other
roads
i
for
it
must
be
interchangeable
under
Uk
present
system
of
ganized
enteral
l-e
whlh
has
70,000
acres
of
holdings
in
southwestern
Saskatchewan
on
which
it
Intends
to
prospect
for
oil.
With
headquarters
in
Vancouver,
the
company
Is
hearted
by
Dr.
Victor
Dolmage.
Its
holdings
Include
two
parcels
of
land
i
Presbyterian
Church
here
sfor
.
several
months
In
1947,
died
in"
(Vancouver
recently
at
the
age
of
,
75.
He
left
Prince
Rupert
to
go
j
into
retirement
.
..
A
veteran
of
the
First
World
iWar,
Mr.
McColl
served
overseas
,
with
the
C.E.F.
as
a
chaplain.
Burial
took
place
last
Thursday
at
Uie
Field
of
Honor,
Mountain
.
View
Cemetery
with
Rev.
George
Turpin
officiating.
J11
,
Surviving
are
one
son,
Alan,
,of
Chatanooga,
Tenn.,
a
daughter,
Mrs.
F.
B.
Spieler,
ol
Lincoln,
Nebraska,
a
brother,
Rev.
Angus
McColl,
of
Glasgow,
Scotland,
freight,
shipping.
If
it
OU
dlS
f,iT
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i
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1I
Country
lllltll
.(IIM
ill
(.1
IIIOIWII.
ILV7W-
ever
it
will
be
improved
In
many
down
away
from
home
or
re-1
quires
mat'
tenance.
the
repairs
I
unseen
ways
at
a
coat
of
many
I
oils
Orir-nt.
has
nuthinqc
bllt
lnP
highest
pralsp
for
Its
fine
work.
H
strongly
supjiorts
the
appeal
for
funds
which
UNICEF
Is
now
making
and
to
which
donations
may
be
made
through
the
chartered
banks.
"Just
a
year
aso
I
was
In
mi
or
work
must
be
able
lo
be
done
with
the
parts
and
by
the
meth-rds
of
the
railway
which
is
us-in?
it.
Anglo
Canadian
4.30
of
35.000
acres
each
adjoining
the
Alberta
border
in
Saskatchewan,
lust
south
of
the
main
millions
of
dollars
in
research
and
it
will
remain
the
most
efficient
means
of
land
transportation
in
the
world.
la!if,
First
Div.
line
ofthe
C.P.R.
.25
1.30
.53
7.35
1.42
A,
P.
Con
Atlantic
Calmont
C.
&
E
Central
Lecluc
THK
WKATHH.R
Home
Oil
13.50
Cbultmi
Athletic
3
i;
Cily
1.
Fulham
1
:'.ws
3.
Munches-
II
IVLmoiilh.
1
E'.-Tt,
i,
2
'!y
1.
Ni
wra-.tl
and
several
grandchildren.
9
A
HOCKEY
SCORES
DONALD
FITCH
FOR
ALDERMAN
.15
,
ro
Nanking.
China,"
recalls
Brig.
Kacolt.
"One
day
h
brisk
Am-"liean
lady'
came
to
our
Salva
lion
Army
lull
to
plan
UNICEF
operations.
Could
wc
promise
the
use
of
our
buildings,
was
the
first
question,
and
then,
could
our
Salvation
Army
personnel
t;.ke
part?
We
were
glad
to
assure
the
lady
that
the
buildings
Mercury
OUalta
-
"Every
day,"
Mr.
Campbrll
added,
"an
average
of
20.000
cars
from
U.S.
roads
are
operating
over
Canadian
lines
and
a
like
amount
of
Canadian
cars
are
in
use
of
those
in
thj
United
States.
Therein
lies
the
reason
for
standardization
of
equipment.
He
outlined
for
the
gathering
the
great
amount
of
testing
that
each
new
part
must
undergo
before
it
can
be
used
in
operation
and
the
amount,
of
research
behind
each
Innovation,
all
of
which
means
a
huge
cost
to
the
railways.
The
meeting
learned
that
the
3
'.'b.indniircL
after
Pacific
Pete
i.i-5
Princess
3
Royal
Canadian
07
Toronto
Donald
Fitch,
29-year-old
Prince
Rupert
born
man,
well
'
Pl.-.y.
fojji
!
AMi.ii
Villa
1
;ale
warning
Synopsis
An
Intense
storm
in
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
Is
drifting
northward.
Coastal
regions
are
near
the
limits
of
activity
of
this
centre
and
showers
are
general
along
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
.and
over
the
Queen
Charlottes.
Gale
warnings
have
been
Bill
Wakefield,
Slewarl,
Passes
William
J.
Wakefield,
for
many
years
engaged
In
the
transfer
business
at
Stewart
and
formerly
located
at
Prince
Rupert
and
Telkwa,
collapsed
and
died
suddenly
at
Stewart
early
last
week,
according
to
word
reaching
the
city
f.oin
the
north.
The
lun-era
ltook
place
at
Stewart.
He
was
a
son-in-law
of
the
late
Aid.
and
Mrs.
R.
F.
Terry.
;
umlod
2.
Middles-1
SUNDAY
Detroit
5,
Toronto
2
Boston
2,
Montreal
1
New
York
5,
Chicago
2
Pacific
Coast
San
Diego
3,
Seattle
3
SATURDAY
N.H.L.
i)
'
0.
Illlfldpr.sn.'ld
known
as
a
sportsman,
announc-
eel
today
that
he
will
enter
the
.
111
Incoming
aldiimanic
race
j
for
a
two-year
term
in
the
De-
.
ember
8
elections.
j
Running
as
an
independent,
his
original
comment
on
his
weio
avaiiaoic
lor
oayunie
use
and
that
Son.
Capt.
Shcn,
commanding
officer,
would
be
happy
to
direct
work
for
the
UNICEF
In
our
own
buildings.
"We
aiv
prepared
to
feed
400
children
daily
from
this
centre"
f
i)3.
W
'iverhampton
Athona
lf)U
Aumaque
15V2
Beatie
sr
Bcvcourt
28
Bobjo
16
Buffalo
Canadian
09
',z
Consol.
Smelters
109.15
Conwest
I-10
Donalda
56
nmiHintnil
fur
flip
north
coast.
.
,
Canadian
National
alone
.
,,,
cloudiness
i,n.1..
;
opcr-Stadilv
1
Increasing
.
...
ates
almost
104.000
freight
car
I
candidature
was
that
he
favor-
j
'
!
ed
"vouth
in
the
City
Hall."
He
lid
the
lady.
"Can
you
find
that
...
:t.i
im
iir
'
2
1
.lv..l!ll!
x
J
will
be
noted
in
western
regions
which
are
valued
at
about
010
.has
no
afflliftions
with
any!
I
group
in
connection
with
his
candidature,
he
said.
Mr.
Fitch,
who
Is
employed
Detroit
5,
Toronto
2
f
Pacific
Coast
j
Vancouver
5,
Tacoma
4
I
Seattte
3.
New
Westminster
l"
Portland
3,
San
Diego
3
(Itte)
San
Francisco
6,
Fresno
4
Los
Angeles
8,
Oakland
2
-FRIDAY
Pacific
Coast
.
Vancouver
7,
Seattle
2-Victoria
5,
iacoma
2
San
Francisco
5,
Oakland
2
Los
Angeles
5,
Fresno
2
.-59
485
670
.38
Eldona
East
Sullivan
Giant
Ycliowknlfe
God's
Lake
,c'"'
1.
Sheffield
lllv
"
(:ibandi:ne('.
rui;ul.
;
r,,
.
today
and
showers
will
spread
to
the
Lower
Fraser
Valley
tomorrow.
'
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Overcast
and
mild
with
Intermittent
rail
today
and
Tesday.
Winds
south
east
45
mphi
decreasing
tt
southeast
(30
mphi
this
evening
.
Low
tonight
and
highs
to-
lumber
ol
nccay
cnnurenr
c
ssurcd
here
we
could
do
this
ery
easily.
Crowds
of
children
ived
close
to
our
hall
and
many
ot
them
were
sadly
under-nourished.
About
150
of
them
used
our
compound
as
their
playground
every
day.
We
would
be
glad
to
serve
them
with
meals
there
too.
"I
moved
to
Shanghai
shortly
after
his
UNICEF
worker's
visit
Toll-nhair
3
a
n.
at.
the
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock,
was
born
in
Prince
Rupert
and
ls
the
son
of
the
late
Frank
Fitch,
for
many
years
in
the
Customs
service
here.
He
studied
engineering
at
the
University
of
Washington
an
has
been
prominent
in
sports,
particularly
basket
(
liesleifiel-i
Hardrock
W
Hakiieani
0!)
Heva
-
Hosco
3
Jacknife
03
Joliet
Quebec
67
'
Lake
Rowan
-O6
Lapaska
"J,2
4
V.'
!,
I
-avi
U
r
'
V.
'
2
v"
.
morrow-at
Port
Hardy
48
ana
54,
Sandspit
44
and
00,
Princf
Rupert
46
and
50.
'n0.
Hull
City
3
Norlh
t'-ri
2,
Lt
Iccstr-
!k
Kiin:;eii
l,
Biin
G
U'"'--'l
2,
Card)
r
but
In
January
'49
paid
Nanking
a
return
visit.
I
saw
the
UNICEF
program
in
operation
under
the
ball,
for
many
years.
Mr,
Fitch's
announcement
Little
Long
Lac
4t
.11
came
shortly
before
the
opening
of
the
nomination
period
at
noon
I
capable
administration
of
ben.
I
Capt.
Shen.
Every
morning
and
1
evening
hundreds
of
meals
were
Prime
Minister
In
Air
Address
EXTRA
COPIES
OF
SPECIAL
AVAILABLE
.
Extra
copies
of
the
special
international
edition
ot
the
Daily
News
are
available
for
those
who
desire
.
them.
They
may
be
picked
up
at
the
Daily
News
office
or
they
will
be
mailed
at
a
price
of
10c
per
copy
which
will
cover
the
mailing
charge.
P'.ymou!h
Pt..n
'
'lie.
today.
The
nomination
period
Lynx
Madscn
Red
Lake
McKenzie
Red
Lake
McLeod
Cockf-hutt
...
Moneta
Negus
'.closes
at
noon,
December
1.
3.25
.59
1.73
.40
1.95
r,.m,n
Minister
L.
S.
St.
Laur
T;'"
2.
Ilradovrt
0
served,
and
besides
this
help
I
to
older
children,
milk
was
given
I
to
babies
and
infants.
So
far,
the
line-up
of
candid
'
lliletl
0,
Blac't
ates
has
a
decided
top-heavy
aspect.
Three
persons
have
definitely
announced
that
they
will
11
ln
ne
liio
a
1
T
.
'
"All
thj
families
were
Investigated
by
Salvation
Army
workers,
but
the
much
needed
food
was
supplied
by
UNICEF."
cut
will
be
heard
over
a
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
intional
network
broadcast
at
8:
15
Tuesday
evening.
Prime
Minister's
broar.cH.st
will
be
carried
by
station
CFPR
of
Prince
Rupert.
I
'alk
irk
0
run
for
mayor
while
up
to
this
morning
aiv
equal
number
Is
ali
Earl
Barr
returned
to
the
city
l
F;re
l
Clyde
2
St.
Mirrrn
0
Noranda
68
00
Louvlcourt
IS
Pickle
Crow
2.08
Regcourt
04
V
San
Antonio
4.05
Senator
Rouyn
.35
Sherrit
Gordon
2.70
Steep
Rock
'
;
2.01
Sturgeon
River
21
Silver
Miller
3.10
LOCAL
TIDES
ON
SPEAKING
TERMS
AGAIN
Social
life
Is
in
vogue
ag-ain
between
zone
representatives
In
Berlin.
To
celebrate
the
Czech
anniversary
of
independenc,
Antonin
Sncjdarek,
head
of
the
Czech
military
mission
invited
other
zone
representatives
to
a
soiree
at
his
establishment.
Here,
enjoying
a
polite
exchange
of
Pleasantries
are.
left
to
right,
Col.
Kozar,
Csech
military
attache;
Mai.-Gen.
J.P.
Hodges,
VS.
military
representative;
and
Soviet
Cfilet
of
protocol,
Col.
V.
Pirogov.
.
Tuesday,
November
22,
.
949
Hiesailth
0,
HcRrta!
that
has
proclaimed
Intention
toby
air
Saturday
afternoon
from
seek
the
six
aldermanlc
seats
J
Seattle
where
he
attended
a
open.
However,
with
the
opening
,
Northwest
Lumbermen's
Convenor
the
nomination
period,
a
def-
:
tion.
Mr.
Barr
is
connected
inite
speed-up
in
pace
Is
antici-
with
the
forestry
department
of
pated
I
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
(High
2:42
20,6
feet
j
14:22
23.4
feet
Lieut.
M.
J.
Stapleton
leit
oy
air
Saturday
afternoon
for
Vancouver
on
army
business,
he
plans
to
return
on
Wednesday.
j
;ts
1.
Glasgow
R-n
i
ilk!.
!Low
8:22
7.4
feet
l
li
21:05
1.4
feet
0,
Aberde