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Pitchers
Are
Named
for
Opening
World
Series
Game
Tomorrow
BOSTON,
a
Cleveland's
newly
crowned
American
League
champs
have
named
Bobby
Feller
to
face
Johnny
Sain
of
Bos
nuitiUEKN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
ni,nornrB
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
jthe
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
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VII.
NO.
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nimr.nm
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AnTftOFn
fi
1
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1TVK
CENTS
ton
Braves
tomorrow
in
the
World
Series
opener
at
the
Sin
IBDectodle
Befoiro
Braves'
field.
i
First
two
games
will
be
play
ed
at
Boston
ana
then
the
scene
will
shift
to
the
big
Cleveland
Dark
which
with
Its
95,000
capa
city
Is
certain
to
se;
a
new
series
SOUTHEASTERN
record.
.
-,
RUSSIA
AND
UKRAINE
VOTE
AGAINST
MATTER
COMING
UP
If
it
goes
the
seven
games,
"'r
IS;
REFLOATED
despite
the
small
size
of
the
Braves
field
which
holds
only
i
Reaches
Prince
Rupert
for
Temporary
Repairs
Fotlwint
Stranding
Tlus
fleattle
motorshlp
South
PARIS
(CP)
The
Security
Council
of
fcb.a
tbhfti
Nations,
by
a
vote
of
9
to
2,
voted
today
Ui
take
up
Rovli'n
nnosh'nn
Russia
and
the
Ukraine
voted
eastern
was
refloated
early
10,000,
a
new
record
cut
for
the
winning
.players
may
result.
The
Cleveland"
Indians
went
Into
the
World
Series
yesterday
by
unleashing
a
-
searing
home
run
barrage
behind
the
,
five
hit
pitching
of
left-handed
Gene
Bearden.
It
crushed
the
Boston
Red
Sox
8
to
3
and
end
yesterday
from
Hunter
Island
against.
Andrei
Vishinsky
took
the
ground
that
it
would
be
in
violation
of
the
United
Nations?
charter
for
the
Security
Council
to
deal
with
the
matter.
Me
I
reiterated
that
it
eelongea
in
Fltzhugh
Sound,
where
she
had
gone
ashore
while
enroute
from
Seattle
to
Ketchikan
with
emergency
food
supplies
for
Alaska,
and
reached
Prince
Rupert
during
the
night
for
Inspection
and
temporary
repairs.
a
a,
i
m
fore
the
council
of
Big
Four
ed
the
history-shattering
American
League
pepnant
play-off.
lUUVtKHAUL
foreign
ministers.
It
was
intimated
that
Russia
would
not
take
part
In
"the
discussions
but
Damage
to
the
Southeastern
s
hull
is
not
believed
serious.
She
Indian
Manager
Lou
Bou-dreau
clouted
two
might
blasts
into
the
left
field
screen
and
Third
Backer
Ken
Keltner
smashed
a
'three-run
homer
outside
the
orchard.
All
this
struck
bow-on
on
Hunter
AT
VANCOUVER
Prince
Rupert
To
Be
Repaired
at
Vancouver
Yard
Annual
overhaul
of
the
it
was
not
said"
whether
the
Russian
delegates
would
be
withdrawn.
That
remains
to
be
seen
when
the
council
takes
the
occurred
within
fle
innings...
Aboard
the
Southeastern
is
100
tons
of
liauor.
100
tons
of
matter
up
tomorrow
when
two
Thus
the
Tribe
got
its
first
meetings
will
be
held.
steamer
Prince
Rupert
Is
to
be
meat
and
100
tons
of
general
World
Series
chance
in
28
years.
carried
out
in
Vancouver,
the
The
majority
of
seven
affir
The
Indians
bashed
two
Bos
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
mative
votes
was
required
to
Commerce
was
advised
yester
bring
the
matter
before
the
se
ton
flingers,
Denny
Galehouse
and
Ellis
Kinder,
for
13
blows
and
were
never
under
pressure
curity
council.
cargo.
The
load
is
a
caijacity
one
for
the
vessel.
Sha
is
unce:
command
of
Capt.
Russel
Kellog
of
Seattle.
Officers
of.
the
vessel
were
negotiating
today
concerning
Its
repair
at
the
dry
dock
here.
The
Southeastern
Is
well
Dmitri
Manuilsky
of
the
Uk
day
afternoon
in
a
long
distance
telephone
call
from
Bernard
Allen,
general
manager
of
Canadian
National
Railways
for
Bri-
raine
announced
that;,
like
Vish
insky,
he
would
refuse
to
participate
in
the
debate
on
the
after
Keltner
s
slam.
Thirty-four
thousand
fans
saw
the
game.
In
the
Boston
dressing
room
Manager
Joe
McCarthy
said:
"I've
been
licked
before.
The
In
jtlsh
Columbia.
known
In
Prince
RuDert.
This
Reporting
to
the
Chamber
at
Berlin
question
"for
reasons
out
was
her
southern
port
of
call
regUlar
meeting
last
night
oftoi
sVio
Viocran
q
wppklv
fier
H
.nHn.,ni;nM
nrHVl
Kr
A
1
-
lined
by
the
Soviet
government
dians
hit
better
than
we
did
and
(t,t
d
-
j
lull
tt
buiivcioauiuu
vice
to
Alaska
more
than
a
year
.
len
E
x.
Applewhalte
said
he
that
Bearden
pitched
a
nice
game."
j
ago.
She
continued
in
the
Prince
(
had
been
informed
that
It
had
Rupert-Alaska
service
for
about
been
his
(Mr.
Allen's)
intention
Bulletins
to
have
the
vessel
overhauled
four
months.
Ted
Williams
credited
Bear-den's
knuckle
ball
as
a
"curve
that's
really
got
something."
.
at
Prince
Rupert
until
the
ves
LOCAL
T1DFS
(Standard
Time)
sel
suffered
a
broken
tailshaft
while
nearing
Vancouver
recently.
Now.
however,
it-
was
fights
Eligh
Prices
THE
WINNER
John
Diefenbaker,
left,
runner-up
In
the
race
for
the
Progressive
Conservative
leadership,
shakes,
hands
with
Col.
George
Drew,
who
won
on
the
first
ballot
and
succeeds
John
Bracken
as
national
leader
of
the
party.
Between
them
are
Mrs.
Diefenbaker
.left,
and
Mrs.
Drew.
After
the
result
of
thf
vote
was
announced,
Diefenbaker
moved
that
the
choice
of
Drew
be
made
unanimous.
Donald
Fleming,
not
shown,
Member
of
Parliament
for
Toronton-Eglington
who
ran
third,
seconded
the
motion.
(CP
Phote)
Wednesday.
October
6,
1948
Unite
imDossible
to
take
the
LIVING
COST
UP
AGAIN
OTTAWA
TUe
test
of
living
index
is
on
its
way
up
again.
After
a
July
midsu.mer
slump,
the
index
climbed
1.4
points
between
August
2
and
Sep
Boy
Lost
In
barges
Receive
Much
of
the
Hih
...
3:35
20.1
feet
vessel
in
safety
to
Prince
Ru
'
1K.0Q
91
7
f
ppt.
'
rwt.
Kn
it
was
necessary
to
9:24
6.1
feet
carry
out
the
worK
oi
annual
Low
O&tr
Factors
Are
Also
Cited
IKUBERGER
in
The
New
York
Times
Mission
Boat
22:02
3.1
feet
I
overhaul
in
Vancouver.
tember
1
to
hit
an
all-time
peak
of
158.9.
The
advance
compared
with
a
rise
of
.6
Alaskans
Called
FLORIDA
HIT
m&
loaf
of
Kread
selling
for
an
14
cent
in
the
United
States,
the
Dr.
II.
A.
McLean
of
jiooiita
(XHAMBER
OF
COMMERCLCAllS
FOR
Up
Under
Draft
in
July
aaA.2fc
potato
in
June,
"JtfNEAU
Alaskans'
are
BY
HURRICANE
lias
narrowing
tiirencuic
After
Small
Ship
Lost
VICTORIA,
m
After
cling
scheduled
t6
hear
the
call
to
ank$'
and
:-53
cents
at
Sitka.
This
is
!
military
service
under
the
ter
Ahfbm
cost
of
living
which
has
ex-he
nation
as
a
whole
by
from
23
to
80
ing
to
a
life
raft
for
35
hours,
Fierce
Storm
Visits
Havana
With
Heavy
Casualties
and
Property
Damage
Dr.
H.
A.
McLean,
head
of
the
ritory's
November
draft
quota.
Selectees
are
being
called
on
the
basis
of
age.
Nootka
Mission
Hospital,
was
-
ADEQUATE
HIGHWAY
MAINTENANCE
Permanent
policy
of
year-round
maintenance
of
the
Skeena
River
Highway
and
the
use
of
modern
and
efficient
machinery
in
keeping
up
the
road
are
advocated
in
a
memorandum
which
the
Prince
Ru-
rescued
off
the
west
coast
of
-to-day
sls-tmrr.e
an
MIAMI
01
A
small
but
severe
hurricane
that
smacked
Havana
Vancouver
Island.
He
reported
HAIRCUT
$2.
BEER
50
CENTS
'
All
Federal
civilian
pay
scales
are
25
percent
Increased
for
Alaskan
duty.
Oovernment
work
BUCKY
HARRIS
the
loss
of
the
Messenger
II,
his
sturdy
little
mission
and
hospi
iisue
in
AI-
adjourned
ORDER
AGAINST
UNION
VANCOUVER
A
Supreme
Court
order
late
yesterday
"froze"
all
funds
and
records
of
the
27,000-strong
British
Columbia
division
of
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America
(CIO).
The
order
was
obtained
by
President
James
E.
Fadling
o
the
international
executive
from
which
the
B.C.
council
seceded
yesterday
when
U
announced
the
formation
of
the
new
Woodworkers'
Industrial
Union
of
Canada.
Fadling,
among
other
charges,
alleges
nprt.
Chamber
of
Commerce
received
fast
nignt
irum
tal
ship
and
the
disappearance
amendment
i
ers
contend
the
differential
is
with
a
132-mlle
an
hour
wind
marched
across
Florida
Straits
today
and
winds
blew
across
Key
j
West
with
75-mile
gusts.
Sev-j
eral
hundred
persons
were
re
of
his
14-year
old
son,
Bruce,
its
highway
committee
(A.
M.
Budinich,
chairman,
g
Act
which
!
OUT
IN
COLD
not
adequate.
A
haircut
Is
$2
jff-d
greater
and
J..
E.
Boddle,
secretary)
and
presumably
swept
overboard
on
Monday.
in
Anchorage,
a
bottle
of
beer
costs
50
cents
in
a
Juneau
hotel,
Ground
round
steak
Is
$1.10
a
NEW
YORK,
;
tP
Stanley
(Bucky)
Harris,
who
piloted
the
Meagre
details
of
the
tragedy
'
ported
hurt
in
Havana
and
twelve
buildings
were
flattened.
orth
Paeifio
kan
blame.;
enthusiastically
adopted.
The
memorandum
will
be
forwarded
to
the
provincial
department
of
Bis
Traffic
'
were
received
today
by
long
New
York
Yankees
to
third
place
distance
telephone
from
Mrs.
ost
of
living
public
works.
this
season
after
bossing
tnem
to
the
American
League
pen
McLea,
now
at
Nootka,
'
175
For
Railway
ill
rates,
the
'The
Skeena
River
Highway,"
miles
northwest
of
here.
.
nant
and
World
Series
triumph
American
flap.
The
Island
city
reported
a
steadily
dropping
barometer
aa
first
hurricane
force
winds
struck.
Winds
are
Increasing
all
along
the
southern
part
of
the
Peninsula
and
will
continue
to
rise
The
mission
boat,
it
was
reported,
was
enrdU'ue
trom
Port
asserts
the
memorandum
has
not.
been
maintained
either
ln
summer
or
winter,
as
its
im
pound
at
V.'rangell,
a
quart
of
milk
is
49
cents
at
Kodiak.
Few
chances
are
overlooked
to
hike
the
tariff.
Many
Alaskan
restaurants
charge
more
for
fried
pggs
than
for
those
boiled
or
poached.
Alaska
today,
half
a
century
after
the
Klondike
gold
rush,
sion
of
Con-'.,
Democratic
a,
and
Hug:i
last
year,
is
out
in
the
cold
today.
The
move
was
made
yesterday
after
a
conference
among
Yan
Renfrew,
50
miles
northwest'
of
portance
to
the
economy
of
here,
to
Bamfield,
B.C.
Movement
of
Alaska
Salmon
Brings
Era
of
Prosperity
to
Local
Line
Keeping
pace
with
the
current
heavy
inward
movement
of
can-nnH
salmon
from
southeastern
J
as
the
hurricane
moves
up
the
British
Columbia
requires
it
should
be."
This,
the
memor
that
B.C.
woodworkers
contributed
funds
from.
.Union
dues
"to
help
finance
Communist
leader
Nigel
Morgan."
The
court
order
was
issued
by
Mr.
Justice
J.
M.
Coady.
PRACTICE
IN
CORRIDOR
BERLIN
The
Russians
today
notified
the
western
powers
that
they
plan
a
parachute
practice
in
the
air
corridor
used
by
the
British
and
kee
'
President
Dan
Topping,
General
Manager
George
Weiss
keys
toward
Miami.
andum
suggests,
is
due
in
largo
has
only
59,000
white
inhabi
nnri
Harris
A
similar
storm
sliced
through
measure
to
lack
of
funds
ap-
In
a
terse
announcement,
the
Florida
two
weeks
ago,
leaving
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Frost
was
general
over
ths
Alaska
ln
vessels
large
and
small
Dronriated
for
the
purpose
and
f,,r
Henri
and
Dronertv
loss
es-
Yanks
raid
the
decision
.was
not
is
the
outward
flow
over
the
to
adequate
equipment
not
being
tants.
George
Sunborg,
manager
of
the
Alaska
Development
Board,
asserts
the
excessive
cost
of
living
has
retarded
settlement
of
the
territory.
"This
is
.,
ij
t
tmnnnniln
nr
mnrp
In
renew
the
contract
which
Senator
from
ii
bills
which
d
Canadian
the
Alaskan
Jelleve
their
aishl
be
rut,
of
the
Brit..
:,rts
of
Van-Siipert,
Much
i
been
voiced
the
proposed
:i'I'ing
laws.
northern
and
central
Interior
unuiL.ru
..
ai
jij,v,"
..
-
Di
mii0h
in
Havana
and
was
bv
"mutual
agreement.
Canadian
National
Railways
to
the
United
States.
Yesterday
a
of
British
Columbia
this
morn
The
job
is
now
open
for
the
damage
was
estimated
at
more
f
rain
of
twenty-one
carloads
fourth
time
since
1946.
than
$3,000,000.
one
reason
we
insist
upon
statehood."
he
adds.
"The
United
24
000
cases
was
dispatched
ing
with
a
few
points
in
ths
southern
section
reporting
temperatures
near
freezing.
Cool
available
when
needed.
The
memorandum
recommended
adoption
of
a
perman
ent
policy
of
voting
maintenance
funds
for
this
highway
and
the
acquiring
of
adequate
maintenance
machinery,
such
funds
and
machinery
to
be
earmarked
east.
i
States
Supreme
Court
has
ruled
-I
that
the,
shipping
restrictions
moist
air
continues
to
flow
over
Trains,
containing
also
frozen
TODAY'S
STUCHS
::
1
i-
a
t-i
TftrriRt.nn
Ho.
Ltd.
United
States
planes
In
carrying
supplies
to
blockaded
Berlin.
The
Soviet
warning,
posted
in
the
Four-Power
Berlin
air
safety
centre,
said
that
the
drill
would
start
today
from
25-foot
altitude.
The
notice
did
not
specify
how
many
planes
or
men
were
involved
or
how
long
the
exercises
would
last.
fish
and
lumber
are
being
sent
east
almost
daily
from
here
now,
giving
the
local
line
a
volume
fjisted
upon
Alaska
would
be
illegal
If
we
were
a
state.
Today,
Alaska
is
denied
the
use
of
northerly
shipping
routes
exclusively
for
the
highway
and
the
province
from
the
northwest
giving
generally
unsettled
conditions
which
will
last
throughout
the
day.
Skies
will
clear
again
tonight
and
remain
clear
over
most
regions
on
president
of
'ip
Company,
'reS
nn
the
'
wouiri
havo
Bevcourt
-36
not
to
be
considered
a
part
oi
any
local
or
district
appropria
of
traffic
such
as
it
has
not
enjoyed
-for
a
long
time.
Fur
Vancouver
madian
mer
tion.
"We
believe,"
it
is
com
through
Canada
merely
to
protect
Uhe
present
Seattle
shipping
monopoly."
.
lin
expense
of
mented
"that
there
will
never
Frost
ls
expected
over
most
of
;1
States.
Gov-
be
adequate
solution
of
the
prob
ther
the
Alaska
shippers
are
expressing
themselves
to
local
railway
officials
as
well
pleased
with
the
service
they
are
receiving
here.
the
interior
regions.
lems
of
maintenance
of
tha
Jpins
of
Al-
OAKS
60
Bobjo
-
10
Buffalo
Canadian
08
Consol.
Smelters
113.75
Con
west
111
Dnnalda
65
Eldona
.
105
East
Sullivan
2.70
Giant
Yellowknife
5.00
God's
Lake
-52
ITarrirock
2
hltrhwav
until
this
DOlicy
is
Forecast
Oueen
Charlottes
and
North
"It
Is
ex-
adonted
and
put
into
effect."
Kit
this
same
New
Light
Thpre
were
281,000
cases
of
Coast
Cloudy
with
widely
scat
TO
FINAL
n0W
oiierolinir
Use
of
modern
machinery
in
tered
showers
today.
Variable
salmon
in
the
big
ocean
ootk
rs
a
luxury
cloudiness
overnight
and
cloudy
place
of
old
style
man-power
ooerated
machinery
will,
it
Is
here
today.
Five
thousand
cases
Smp
Here
OAKLAND
B
It
will
be
vs.
Seattle
in
the
Pacific
palthy
tourists
f
Panama"
were
received
from
Alaska
on
Wednesday.
Light
winds.
Little
change
ln
temperature'
with
contended,
will
result
ln
saving
TTarrienna
06
Sunday
and
12,000cases
Satur
-
-
-
-
rial
i
itiit
ueva
,
10Vi
of
both
time
and
money.
'alrs
contend
Coast
League
final,
the
Gover
nnr's
Cud
nlay-offs.
lows
tonight
and
highs
Wed
day.
Larger
consignments
axe
7
00
Bralorne
-
B.
It.
Con
02'2
B.
R.
X
08
Cariboo
Quartz'
1-20
Dentonla
01''
dull
Wihksne
-03
Hedley
Mascot
34
01
Minto
Pend
Oreille
4
55
.37
Pioneer
Privateer
118
Reeves
McDonald
1-90
Reno
-08''2
Salmon
Gold
10
Sheep
Creek
118
Taylor
Bridge
-3j
Taku
River
3
Vananda
30
Congress
,
"Pacific
Eastern
09
;
Hedley
Amalgamated
-02
',2
Spud
Valley
Silbak
Premier
25
Establishment
.
of
stock
plies
arQ
extensive
TIr.er.n
i
ovnoftort
from
the
north
this
nesday:
Port
Hardy
44
and
57,
Massett
38
and
53,
Prince
Ru
8h
rents
nmi
The
pennant-winning
.
Oaks
won
the
seml-flnal
series
with
week.
ls
by
maritime
pert
37
and
55.
of
gravel
and
-
filler
available
ahead
of
the
grader
so
that,
when
grading
is
done,
potholes
will
be
filled
to
the
level
Los
Angeles
four
games
to
two
eater
factor
In
with
a
ten-inning
11
to
9
victory
'la
Hon
than
Birnic
to
Be
Replaced
By
Larger
Vessel
Tenders
Soon
'
OTTAWA
Plans
are
rearing
completion
on
the
tracing
boards
here
for
a
new
150-foot
lighthouse
tender
to
replace
the
Birnie
in
operation
out
of
the
Department
of
Transport's
base'
at
Prince
Rupert.
Tenders
will
be
called
In
the
near
future
from
ship
last
night.
,re
than
fin
nn
of
the
railway
instead
of
as
at
CHAMBER
BACKS
TO
BROADCAST
WORLD
SERIES
.
The
final
play-offs
start
here
live
in
the
five
present
being
left
empty
while
CIVIC
CENTRE
loose
material
all
becomes
lK
wrntory
and
tomorrow
night
with
the
$25,000
haneins
In
balance.
The
news
for
good
There
is
pushed
to
the
side
of
the
road
Jacknife
'
03
Joliet
,
Quebec
-45
Lake
Rowan
oeVi
Lapaska
-05
Little
Long
Lac
..."
-75
Lynx
o07V4
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.55
McKenzie
Red
Lake
31
.
McLeod
Cockshutt
95
Moneta
33
216
Negus
Noranda
51.85
Louvicourt
-55
Pickle
Crow'
2.10
Regcourt
05
San
Antonio
3-05
''rks.
stenogra-workors
ami
baseball
fans.
is
another
recommendation
as
World
Series
The
diamond
r-i'-'-yes
is
often
classic
will
be
station-
CFPR.
winner
takes
$1,000,
the
loser
$10,000.
AGED
COMPOSER
i
ln
the
United
carried
over
building1
yards.
Oils
is
also
the
use
of,
a
roller
to
pack'
the
surface.
Operation
of
automobiles
does
not
satisfactorily
pack
the
surface
and
ls
ruinous
to
tires,
it
is
declared.
Digging
of
a
ditch
for
the
full
:'ci!s
also
hauo
The
new
vessel
will
have
a
OF
OPERA
DiES
L
..i.
After
hearing
an
appeal,
from
Civic
Centre
Director
Don
Forward
for
support
in
the
current
membership
campaign,
the'
rrlnce
Rupert
Chamber
.
of
Commerce,
at
Monday
night's
meeting,
not
only
expressed
its
moral
support
but
made
it
a
tangible
matter
by
voting
$50
for
a
sponsor's
membership.
rlfan
merchant
cam
of
30
feet
and
wdl
be
A-
P-
Con
Calmont
C
'
Foothills
iZ
BOSTON
Eugene
Cowles,
Especially
constructed
for
work
wrably
(1
aged
88,
is
dead.
He
was
long
The
time
of
the
first
broadcast
will
be
9:45
Pacific
Standard
Time
Wednesday.
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
station
CFPR
both
received
notification
today.
The
series
is
between
Cleveland
Indians
and
Boston
Braves.
distance
where
railway
and
8.90
Conatnr
ftouvn
'
.44
the
dean
of
American
light
Home
"s
requirc,
Their
highway
adjoin
ls
also
proposed
In
the
memorandum
which
of
Prince
Rupert.
Two
500
iut
.p.
full
'
dicscl
.engines
are
planned.
I
The
66-foot
Birnie.
which
onera
composers.
His
-'Forgot
41
storekeeper
ten"
is
still
a
favorite
on
radio
Us
Toronto
Athona
Sherrit
Gordon
2.25
Steep
Rock
:
1-90
Sturgeon
River
-15
Silver
Miller
30
as
an
excuse
points
out
that,
the
railway
ater
.13
request
programs.
Margin
0f
(Continued
on
1-age
3)
Aumaque
auiuonuw
as
built
at
Victoria,
is
to
be
-
Beattie
'.
tired.