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NEW
YORK
(CP)-YugoSlavia
won
a
seat
on
the
United
Nations
security
cosncil
today
over
Soviet-sponsored
Czechoslovakia.
The
action
by
the
59-member
General
Assembly
was
a
rebuff
to
the
Cominform-Soviet
bloc.
'
Vote
on
the
second
ballot
was:
Yugoslavia,
29;
,lVs
official
-
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V
.
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rr
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Czechoslovakia
10'
Scow
Dumps,
Coal
Lost
Thirty-nine
vote4
were
required
for
election.
Yugoslavia
thus
squeezed
by
the
minimum
number
of
votes
needed.
The
first
ballot
had
been
deadlocked
when
Yugoslavia
got
37
and
Czechoslovakia
21
out
of
58
votes,
thus
forcing
a
second
ballot
in
secret.
Russian
United
Nations
Delegate
Andrei
Vlshinsky
charged
that
the
election
of
Yugoslavia
Might
Accentuate
'
Current
Water
Crista
A
scow
carrying
18
tons
of
s4
had
moved,
.
M
,
Lf
TljJ
'V,-
v
y,
-
i
irmy
troops
into,
l
r
A
V
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,
can
again,
;
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's
government.
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made
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yet
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said
that
Russia
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through
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unit
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toward
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j
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4
V
I
i
coal,
destined
for
the
Shawat-
lans
water
pumping
station.
caD-
sized
.near
the
entrance
to
Shaw-atlans
Passage
last
night
while
was
a
violation
of
the
charter
FORTUNES
IN
DRAW
Dl'BLIN
Holders
of
tickets
on
the
Irish
Hospital
Swe-p-stakes
for
next
week's
Cambridgeshire
race
will
divide
up
prize
money
totalling
$?.ArA,-190.
The
prize
total
was
disclosed
yesterday
as
pretty
Irish
nurses
began
drawing
numbers
from
a
tank-ear
sized
drum.
And
officials
said
that
top
prizes
of
$77,500
each
will
go
to
persons
drawing
the
first
horse
in
the
.
Cambridgeshire
Stakes
at
Newmarket,
Erg-land,
October
26.
'
CZECH
PURGE
ON
PRAGCE
A
score
of
Communist-approved
government-appointed
executives
were
fired
today
a
the
Czechoslovak
purge
reached
into
the
ranks
of
directors
and
managers
of
nationalized
industries.
The
directors
were,
apparently,
unreliable
or
unable
to
meet
absenteeism
anions
employees
in
falling
production
records.
CONGRESS
RISES
WASHINGTON
With
a
75-
under
tow.
creatine
because
it
failed
to
take
into
account
provision
reeardine
fuel
shortage
at
the
steam
distribution
nlanl
I-
.
-inuuuun
ui
of
council
tuuucu
seats.
lean.
TO
The
-
T
lt
,t
Zr,b'e
fr!
d
Piously
contended
that
Yugoslavia
was
as
lustlv
,
The
scow
was
proceeding
under
tow
from
the
Philpott-Evitt
dock
to
the
Shawatlans
pumping
station
on
the
high
tide
when
it
overturned,
apparently
on
ac
qualified
as
Czechoslovakia
tj
!
represent
Eastern
Europe.
j
Vlshinsky
declarsd
that
Yugo-Slavia's
candidacy
was
advanced
M
ill
Snow
Aromnl
oy
the
United
States
and
Great
countago
of
leaking
which
up
ijr-Sprrads
Into
set
its
centre
of
balance.
Britain-
through
behind
the
scenes
manoeuvering.
Assembly
President
Carlos
P.
Its
18
tons
of
coal,
enough
to
ketp
the
pumping
plant
oper
UEST
FIRST
AID
TEAM
St.
John's
Ambulance,
congratulates
the
members
of
the
first
aid
team:
which
won
the
British
Columbia
Workmen's
Compensation
Board-St.
John's
Ambulance
Grand
Trophy
for
the
best
first
aid
learn
trained
under
the
progran
Reacting
1
lft
to
right,
George
Edwardson,
John
Gl!-
?!G
0-WinUr
sttuck
mour.
Harold
Howe.
George
itomiltori
and
Bert
Beatty.
The
team
represented
Bloed.'l,
Stewart
&
Welch
Sawmill
at
Great
OnUal
Lake,
and
on
li)
competition
with
forty-two
other
teams,
4
;
.
Romulo
banged
his
gavel
reDeat-
ating
for
three
days,
slid
into
ledly
but
Vishinsky
held
the
floor
:ada
in
real
earnest
l
catching
one-third
j!
sugar
beet
crop
un-
the
depths
of
Shawatlans
P'E
';ud
Cdusiiij!
tit
least
t:
iround
Lethbrlagc,
William
McLean
of
McLean's
LtU
7
WUl
h
Shipyard,
who
was
towing
the1
HZ
I
u
,
.
.
me
Eastern
bloc,
Vlshinsky
said.
PARENT
WEEK
m
(trt
snow,
u..
.
....:,
uuscivea
jt
sei-
Hn
rirM-iw
n,
i
-
-
.
,c
oitrv
ii
i
an
MayoL
Arnold
Retiring
;k
Daggett
to
Be
Candidate
Hliug-
U
-n-tde-and...
immetli
iTsn
ol
bh,nrtl
pro-
day
breather
ahead,
members
ot
the
81st
Congress
of
the
Vnited
States
went
home
today
listen
to
the
ideas
sit
the
voters
about
how
to
run
the
country
They
had
finished
a
heavy
289-day
sess'on
of
Democratic'
controlled
Congress.
Progress
was
made
on
!
across
the
south
attempt
to
-
turn-
'
the
security
j'
council
into
an
obedient
tool
of
;
the
Anglo-American
block."
ately
moved
the
tow-boat
Kin-eolith
alongside
in
an
effort
to
ISOBSERVED
King
Edward
FTA
lias)
Interesting
Program
QUESTIONED
ON
CASHIER'S
DEATH
VANCOUVER
0
A
coroner's
Jury
returned
an
open
verdict
Tuesday
in
the
death
of
25-year-old
Joyce
Monasterskl,
of
Vancouver,
whose
nude
body
was
found
October
8
in
the
sea
after
she
disappeared
Scptem-i
ern
propoi
iKiis
of
blockinn
roads
get
it
the
beach
before
it
up-
Russia
threatened
"painful
jet.
a
conimuncations.
The
Kmcoiilh
received
some
.
..
.....,."
..
.
:jwfd
eastwiiid
Into1
"
lugooiavia
was
el-
.
hii
H
,mn
,1..
.
Un
and
Manitoba'
"Better
Parentnood
Week,"
October
1G
to
October
22,
win
observed
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Kin?
Edward
international
matters
but
little
headway
was
accomplished
on
domestic
political
I
M
it
was
not
so
seri-
ove"urned;
.
.
.
over
Soviet-backed
Czechoslo-
Actually
Wwiiilpej
nie
coai
was
oeing
taken
on
Vakla
the
high
tide
last
night
for
navi-
Sfivlp,
KlIlrpn
.
.
...
School
Parent-Teacher
Associa-
f
scow
as
yet.
I
ber
17.
The
investigation
la
proceeding
and
a
36-year-old
Vancouver
caterer
was
arrested
tor
questioning
by
the
police
but
was
released.
uon
Tuesday
evening.
A
special
-
-
-
-..j
uuiu
itiau
ivuo.iia
I
l
ii.
,
.
,
Eational
reasons.
It
was
to
be
-.'ray
wtnti7
weather.
invitation
had
been
sent
to
fa
It
wb-frcezinir
lemper-
iau
imcu
up
a
new
siiategy
n
her
last-ditch
battle
to
prevent
Yugoslavia's
election.
After
For
unloaded
at
Shawatlans
today.
The
scow
was
being
rented
from
Nelson
Bros.
Cannery.
It
Is
being
over
and
ht
the
!nA
United
States
twin
but
thers
and
there
was
a
good
attendance.
-
Don
Forward,
General
Stc:e-tary
of
the
Civlj
Centie
Association,
spoke
on
"Whai
the
Civio
repaired
at
McLean
s
boat
yard.
titl
nleasant
over
eign
Minister
Andrei
Vishinski's
angry
blast
at
the
Yugoslavs
f
and
their
American
supporters
:
Tuesday,
Soviet
sources
said
tiiat
City
Engineer
Don
Stewart
l:
U
northern
Rockies'
said
this
morning
that
there
is
Mrsi
thnm-ii
Utah.
WOULD
CREATE
RATEPAYERS'
ASSOCIATION
Plans
to
organize
a
ratepayers
Centre
has
to
Offer."
He
outlined
J
p)t
most
of
thn
enough
coal
at
the
Shawatlans;
plant
to
kep
steam
up
until'
Vishinsky
might
try
tt
carry
the
;
first
heavy
snow,
fall
battle
to
the
floor
of
the
59-
1
11
also
general
throu-h-'
tomorrow
morning.
His
current'
omhn.
,
.
.,
.
,
,
.
.
iiii-iiiwi,i
biriiciai
asauiiLuiy
ueiore
problem
Is
to
get
a
supply
,
ot
U
....
.,
.
,
SK
Snow
Is
also
rp.
the
facilities
Jor
recreation
fur
the
entire
family--tiny
tots'
Rup-rec
Class,
bcadwor
and
woodwork
for
junior
girls
and
'.ioys,
leathercraft,
tailoring
and
I.ttme-furnishing,
Little
Thea
COMMUNISTS
ADVANCE
HONG
KONG
Communists
stabbed
westward
today
in
what
may
be
a
death
blow
to
the
Nationalsts
on
the
Chinese
mainland.
Nationalists
have
abandoned
the
port
of
Swatow
although
Communists
have
not
yet
entered.
ELIZABETH
REBLivED
LONDON
Britain's
mar-rage
law
reform
committee
today
publicly
rebuked
Princess
Elizabeth
for
saying
that
divorces
lead
to
many
of
Britain's
social
evils.
R.
S.
W.
Pollard,
chairman
of
a
committee
of
ocialogists
and
lawyers
who
want
to
make
divorces
easier
to
get,
said
the
Princess
had
the
wrong
slant
and
her
comment
was
regrettable.
.
.
.
,
,
...
.,
uc.um,jr
vuunui
oaiioung
wjaay.
U
Colorado,
Utah.
Ncv-
,
L
,
.That
was
what
he
did.
Jo
and
northern
Arl-
tin.
supply
runs
oui,.
ine
plant,
Vishinsky
declared
at
a
press
consumes
about
six
tons
daily.
conference
that
the
atomic
bomb
tre
symphony,
Shrine
Club
band,
Value
of
the
coal
was
about
association
In
the
cast
end
or
the
city,
which
may
eventually
embrace
all
parts
of
the
community,
will
be
presented
to
a
public
meeting
to
be
held
in
the
East
End
halt
on
November
1.
A
fcmall
group
of
east
end
residents
met
Tuesday
night
at
the
home
or
Frank
Baldwin,
Sixth
Avenue
East,
to
consider
ob
$350.
It
was
not
Insured.
had
been
a
"real
weapon"
for
Russia
since
1947.
I
ublic
speaking
ami
ratUj
announcing
educational
movies.
Alderman
Harry
M.
Pierre
LeRoss,
manager
of
gymnastics
and
basketball.
These
Philpott-Evitt
Co.,
said
that
Daggett,
who
earlier
ir
Mayor
Nora
E.
Arnold,
a
seven-year
veteran
of
civic
responsibility
in
P
ADJOURNED
were
but
a
few
of
the
privile
the
decade,
Served
three
U.e
Civic
Centre
member
had
to
f
wttnRhousp
vears
as
Mavor
of
Prince
nJ0-
lMr-
Forward
spoke
with
jectives
and
organizational
.
plans,
Prince
iiuv.t
Rupert,
nui'tiii
today
tunuj
said
'
v
ivnnuIi
l::
t
on
a
ehanrp
,,f
Hr.l
Knowledge
and
enthuslesr.i.
A
of
the
or-'
,
Among
objectives
,
.
...
.
,
,
that
she
"definitely
had
eanlzatlon
mization
will
win
be
be
the
the
encour
encour-1
Rupert,
today
announced
eta
loading
of
the
scow
had
been
xmipleted
at
6
o'clock
last
night
and
the
loading
crew
had
made
certain
that
the
cargo
was
evenly
distributed.
The
scow
had
about
two
feet
of
freeboard
when
loading
was
completed.
Meanwhile,
repair
work
on
-M1
COllfilMrm
n
rko.-
agemcnt
of
citizens
to
exercise
'
no
intention
of
seeking
(jtjcstion
and
answe'
pwioJ
fol-.'ovpd.
It
was
poiiiufi.-'i
out
that
thi
purpose
of
the
Civic
Centre
was
to
enrich
happy
family
April,
rerpivfvi
itu
THE
W
LATHER
Synopsis
It
was
a
clear
frostv
mnrr
wj
ccv."
dentin
Magistrate
i
Forty-Five
Go
to
Night
School
Gratifying
Enrolment
at
Night
Classes
Last
night
was
the
first
session
of
the
adult
Night
School
in
Prince
Rupert
with
a
gratifying
enrolment
of
forty-four.
office
again
in
the
December
civic
elections.
Her
two-year
term
as
Mayor
expires
this
year.
'No.
I
have
no
Intention
of
Uicir
franchise
and
the
support
of
responsible
groups
initiating
or
pursuing
programs
for
community
betterment.
Oriranizers
of
the
movement
ing
in
southern
British
Colum
that
he
would
seek
a
return
to
the
Chief
Magistrate's
post
at.
the
civic
elections
on
December
15.
Alderman
Daggett,
who
is
completing
his
first
year
of
a
two
-year
term
as
alderman,
was
the
firtt
to
announce
hid
Mrs.
Peter
Mark,
program
con
venfr
mjri
ii
oimi!
fho
oa.
Temneratures
in
t.hp
valWc
Mayor
the
45-inch
main
above
Shawatlans
Lake
which
went
out
last
Friday
after
heavy
rains
had
caused
a
,
mudslide
Is
going
ahead.
It
is
estimated
that
the
.
.
,
,
,
.
running
running
again
again
this
ims
jimi,
year,"
mne
that
t
w
devclon
to
a
.
......
..
"
adjourned
at
re-
"
deletirn
.......
.
r"
,
,
,
,
,,,
Arnoia
ropueu
to
a
u:uiy
fs
of
the
s
rength
where
all
pa
tU
..Hpalih
u
mc
vm
but
Better
Paremhood
Week
whitth
of
e
s"thern
interior
dropped
vvre
clo;'.::
.-ifsociated
wit.i
thi
to
about
20
over
"'ght
while
on
aims
of
tAt.
Parent-Teacher
As-
Ule
coast
tnv
hovered
arounc:
Uifiation
She
emphasize!
the
tlle
freezing
point.
Cloudines.
The
my
win
De
represent.!.
.
...
.
,
T
,
.,
,,,,,
At
tint
,i.
line
may
be
in
operation
early
j
.'Twenty
entered
for
bookkeeo-
moved
out.
and
let
some
one
intention
of
seeking
tin
offire
next
week.
ni
i"
tttlJ""r"ed
mull
part
t.:'.',
;:ai"n1
plav
in
the
Dro"ght
higher
temperatures
to
nn
ollrVifonn
f,a
f,
1
November
1
meeting
has
been
called
to
elect
officers
and
Ue-,
fine
specific
objectives.
I
Present
at
last
night's
meet-'
ma-
were
D.
Pearson.
Mr.
and
n
of
the
child.
tne
northern
half
of
the
prcv-tJie
child's
first
lnce'
AIng
the
coast
they
ranged
In
the
lew
forties
while
:n
yuuiigii
move
'which
iiita
ut't'ii
lit'iu
oy
iviayu.
iVuiJy
pnuejt'
Mayor
Arnold,
who
operates
a
Nora
E.
Arnold
for
the
last
thrco
'
VJnnli
w?ie
real
estate
business
in
addition
j
years.
Jisachera.
"&
.b,ii.i.i.ii
iui
Loping
aim
seven
for
wood
work.
A
number
of
those
wlio
had
put
their
names
in
for
the
wood
,
'
A
Dohm
or
Van-
,J
"w-ardof
Vancouver
"u
the
Pm.
NOTHING
MORE
ON
NEW
HOTEL
the
interior
they
were
just
below
His
Intention
to
run
for
Mayor'1
'
A
Parent''.
Quiz
cauJ
con-
has
sat
on
I
since
!M"J
Mrs.
Frank
Baldwin,
M.
Guard-.to
her
civic
duties,
tr
r
il,lolncnn
Mm
IT
fvrrv
cltV
council
froovinn.
Dr.l
,.,it!
.
JiVOiiii
wilt
BUlCdU
sou
a
.
...
Cn
for
n
c-
rrmi
r.
yi
1
1
r
Irntn-n
im
will
necessitate
an
aldermainc
slcf
r-ime
excitement.
Each
mem
warn
rrvitv
ainr-im
i4-A
ii
w
i
o
tiiiviaui
rtn-'xn
MnrrUnn
u
piuiiKim
and
M.l
when
the
coininissionc!
Sllllj
i
by-election
to
fill
the
seat
whict
Pr
was
8ven
an
Individual
Prince
R
.
.
,
'""prince
Rupert,
devclopmrnU
In
OCAL
TIDES
V
li
i
ed
ana
govemmciu-oy-
cuiuien
Hatiser.
working
course
did
not
com
3
out
to
the
first
session.
Unless
more
are
interested
in
this
course,
it
may
be
necessary
to
cancel
it.
The
requirement
lor
government
aid
is
a
minimum
enrolment.
he
must
vacate
in
order
to
con-
'"
4
stvti.itx
i
luesuons
ji
.
x
.
,
.
1
1
ne
new
hotel
situation
appear
resumed
its
function
t;i
be
unchanged.
Some
of
those
test
the
Mayor's
office.
;
V
".
.?in
U-
a.na
w,a
10
the
Prince
Oeoree
area
L.to
i
nie
correct
answer.
,,.,
Alderman
Daggett
has
he'd
'
iiiiii..
i
Continued
on
Fage.
2)
l
SHIP
SUBSIDY
BEING
STUDIED
She
entered
the
1943
council
on
a
one-year
ticket,
supported
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Ratepayers'
Association.
She
was
re-elected
1
Forecast
Boston
7
I
PjlifU
r.
civic
office
since
civic
govern-nient-by-council
was
re-established
ilishcdin
in
1943-
1943.
In
I"
1943,
he
ho
served
served
identified
with
the
enterprise
were
here
during
the
tetter
part
of
the
sumnrr
and4
when
they
left,
after
a
visit
of
several
days,
and
an
inspection
of
the
site,
off
Second
Avenue,
it
was
with
"
North
U
V0
Coast
Ree'cn-
OTTAWA
ri
Effects
of
tnc
rrTi,
Toniuht's
train,
due
from
the'
lRen
0
erm
in
the
tne
Do
ue-
...
.
.....
r,..
,
cast
tndnv
and
inrmn
.
i'
Il,
'"nm.er
3.
T.,,,,,,,-.
i
lor
a
two-yea.
"
'.e
r
currency
devaluation
on
Can-
-,
,
.,
.
.
as
Aiaerman
unaer
Mayor
w..
iu
iiiasnar,
iu:i5,
is
reported
Icpotiea
lo
bf
.
'
comber,
1943
elections,
and
again
h'i
rr.ittent
raliV
!-
Wfl,,,
T.
tn..
wnp
hp
on
tlme
today.
today.
Showers
Showers
to-
nyj.l-
-1
nt,inlnn
OfO
VlO
.L-w
Anncle-,4
I..
in
miA
she
vUa
1
...v.
1946,
The
"getting
back
to
school"
seemed
to
be
enjoyed
by
all
who
turned
out,
although
some
of
the
beginning
typists
found
that
their
fingers
did
not
have
the
flexibility
tiiey
had
hoped
fo;
These
sesstons
will
take
place
for
two
hours
each
Wednesday
for
the
next
20
weeks.
Z
I
Zt
rlrnmpnt.
1
In
i
.Ale
1945.
TT
However,
rorow.
Wind
southerly
15.
Lows
tne
intention
or
luvine,
an
ar-
i
toniuht
and
Mayuiaity
with
highs
tomorrow
chitect
arrive
hrf.
s
soon
m
Contested
tilt!
hpfnro
hnnrWnc
anV
aid
l,Ur-1
was
elected
Mayor,
a
position
which
he
held
until
1946,
when
he
was
defeated
by
Mayor
Alisialr
Fraser,
vice-president;
ct
Port
Harcy
oanaspit
and
possible.
then-Mayor
Daggett
and
won.
gram
to
hlp
operators,
cabinet
A
(J
Th.v
:,ri.,ut
Since
1946,
she
has
successfully
ill
Chame
Of
traffic
rtanorilon
Prince
Rupert,
42
and
48.
National
PQiiu.av.
i
.un
uvjiiivti,
caiu
iw.iwj
ij
.
(,.
..v.-
-U..UI
ui
,.nnr!
contested
the
Chief
Magis
A
year
ago,
he
ran
for
a
two-(
city
On
last
night's
train
in
the
Is
serious.
trate's
seat
twice.
"I
have
given
seven
years
to
civic
work,"
Mayor
Arnold
said.
October
j,
1M0
FIRE
MADE
EASY
Al
Shipp,
district
welfare
officer
from
Prince
George,
is
a
visitor
In
the
city
on
official
'
business.
He
arrived
from
the
S
think
that
it
Is
now
Urns
S.
L.
Galloway,
for
some
years
a
member
of
the
composing
room
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
George
for
New
Westminster
where
he
will
join
the
staff
of
the
Columbian
newspaper.
WARNING
All
water
used
for
drinking
purposes
should
be
boiled
until
the
present
pipeline
emergency
is
over.
A.
G.
BOAS,
City
Sanitarian
"I
year
term
as
Alderman
and
was
Course
of
an
official
western
tour
elected
as
an
independent.
As
I
and
is
making
the
round
trip
on
Mayor
and
in
his
earlier
alder
-
j
the
Prince
George
to
Ketchikan,
manic
campaisn,
he
had
spon-lHe
and
his
daughter,
who
Is
ac-sorship
of
the
city's
Labor
companying,
himi
will
proceed
groups.
south
to
Vancouver
tonight.
the
that
I
stepped
d"wn
ana
allow-
old
flint
and
steel,
or
tinder,
1
232
feet
,6:35
3.9
-.et
13
1.5
younger
to
take
box
method
of
obtaining
fire
by
led
someone
about
1800.
lover."
interior
last
evening
and
will
be
returning
there
tomorrow.
'