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March
22,
1953
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Time
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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XUI,
No.
68
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
21,
1853
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South
of
Oakland
By
Tbe
Canadian
Press
OAKLAND
Thirty-five
persons,
most
of
them
United
States
airmen
heading
for
duty
in
the
Far
East,
were
killed
when
a
four-engine
transport
plane
crashed
and
exploded
in
a
ball
of
fire
south
of
here
tx-1
rusty
New
Czech
President
By
Tht
Cknului
Press
VIENNA
Antonin
Zajjotocky,
6
8
-
y
ear-old
former
Nazi
concentra
H
J"
Big
or
Little
Slice?
AI'I'I
K
Hfc
weighing
150
pound
wu
baked
for
the
5oq
youngsters
In
Montreal
fa
B'iV
Club
A
Montreal
grocery
chain
provided
the
pie,
Ice
cream
and
soft
drink
for
t.
r
tion
camp
trusty
wanted
el
Fire
Jury
to
Call
Wife
i
ty
me
uutch
on
war
j
crimes
charges,
today
was
Owner
at
Resumed
Sitting
1
elected
Communist
presi
Giant
New
Gas
Well
Reported
In
B.C.
Area
OTTAWA
(CP)
George
Murray,
Liberal
Member
of
Parliament
for
the
Cariboo,
said
in
an
interview
Friday
night
he
has
heard
a
big
gas
well
has
blown
In
about
300
mile
north
of
known
fields,
on
the
British
Columbia
side
of
the
Peace
River
area.
Mr.
Murray
said
he
got
the
Information
in
a
telephone
call
from
his
wife
at
Fort
St.
John.
B.C.,
about
375
miles
south
of
aU-d
In
that
room
"
He
said
hi-
"v"v
ui
vitulun,wTarv.a.
ill
the
proprietor
of
.owner,
told
the
coroner
Jury
he
;rt!r
Hotrl.
which
"didn't
know
anything"
about
a
x
iuay
nigUL.
The
plane,
a
Transocean
Air
Lines
DC
-4,
struck,
a
hill
near
Decoto,
20
mllea
south
of
here
near
the
eastern
shore
ot
Ban
Francisco
Bay.
Decoto
Is
in
an
area
of
California's
worst
air
disaster
50
were
killed
In
the
crash
of
a
United
Air
Lines
plane
under
similar
circumstances
August
24,
1951.
The
Transocean
plane
carried
30
airmen
and
five
crew
members.
Eyewitnesses
said
the
aircraft,
flying
through
a
drtele
of
rain,
smashed
into
the
hill,
broke
into
bits
and
then
burst
into
flames.
Mrs.
Henry
Andrade,
who
lives
only
300
yards
from
the
crash
scene,
said:
"I
saw
men
with
their
clothes
on
fire,
some
on
the
ground,
some
trying
to
get
up,
staggering,
falling
back
into
vestigation
showed
that
section
i
prKe
radio
announced
the
of
the
buildlmr
...
n.luit
j
'Ubber-sUmp
Czech
Parliament
l
!
i-
.(
ground
here
Sun-
hotplate
being
used
In
Rourn
2.
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a
1.
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K
ru..,,,.l.l
t.u
AM....
t,.
l
i.,..
verely
burned
voU;d
unamlmoualy,
271
to
0,
An
'
autop.sy
of
Mrs.
Peters'
i
f
?ut
the
ore-l'me
trade
union
1
ieder
ln
the
at
cated
Just
body
was
held
tills
morning
and
a
week
ago
by
the
death
of
reKulU
will
Tc
rilsclo.scd
when
i;
iivv
iir.-v
m
iALupii-u
uj
niu
rrirn
Mliu
Ills
tify
i.
cut
Monday
at
Hklfe.
Nina,
whose
body
wax
found
1
lujue.n
following
In
the
ruins,
v
evidence
given
by!
Other
witnesses
testified
they
!
and
a
tenant
last
I
saw
flames
first
In
or
near
room
1
2
and
Fire
Chief
Earl
Becker
f
n
d
Pr)
stay,
hotel
said
the
blaze
"may
have
origin-
president
Klement
Gottwald
The
Czech
Central
Committee
proposed
to
Zapotocky
that
Vllcm
Siroky
be
the
new
pre
mier.
the
well
area.
The
well
would
be
In
the
ex
'AW
BRINGS
22-INCH
the
Jury
resumes.
The
four
other
bodies
have
been
released
for
burial.
A
witness
be
i
ore
Pryntay,
Peters
said
he
had
been
given
a
hotplate
to
use
In
the
room.
After
Prystay
denied
this,
the
Jury
recalled
Peters
to
ak
him
again
about
the
hotplate.
"Both.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Prystay
came
Into
the
room,
gave
us
the
Zapotocky
has
been
premier
since
shortly
after
the
Communists
seized
power
In
February,
1S48.
the
flames.
J
treme
northeast
section
of
British
Columbia,
Mr.
Murray
said.)
He
said
his
information
indicates
that
the
well
Is
uncapped
!
Tanker
Seized
and
"running
wild.
He
was
not
sure
It
was
afire.
10WFALL
ON
PRAIRIES
I
i
nothing
gentle
about
the
coming
of
spiing
to
i
rn
prairies
yesterday.
Strong
wind
piled
a
22-lnch
,nu
dci-p
drifts
In
many
places,
,
a
rw.
almost
unscathed,
however,
with
wldcly-f
iiKiweni
on
tlie
coast
and
a
three-lncb
nowfall
In
a
K
ci'enays
QUEEN
MART,
S6
IN
MAT,
has
been
ill
for
the
last
three
weeks,
confined
to
bed
at
her
Marlborough
House
residence
by
a
gastric
ailment.
Because
of
her
age
she
does
not
plan
to
attend
the
Coronation
ceremony
at
Westminster
Abbey
in
June.
hotplate
and
showed
us
how
to
i
hook
it
up.
There
were
two
cord
He
said
discovery
of
gas
in
MPs
Suggest
Act
Cover
All
Seamen
By
Americans
that
area
would
be
significant,
j
from
the
ceiling,
one
for
the
adding
to
known
reserves
of
the
Peace
River
territory.
light
and
one
for
the
hotplate.
"The
rent
was
$7
a
week
with
At
Richmond
A
proposal
now
is
under
way
out
the
hotplate
and
S8
with
it.
to
ship
gas
from
further-south
We
wouldn't
Ultp
th
r,m
with-
wisws-mbmotw
au
pr-
.Committee
Named
to
Study
Canada's
Territorial
Waters
Peace
River
districts
to
southern
B.C.
and
the
United
States.
out
the
hotplate."
slated
Peters.
!
anenUry
parties
representing
,
'-
,
.
.
:
Canada's
coastal
fishing
areas
When
Mrs
Prystay
could
noti,.s,,H
mrta.
mh
.h.
v
Rupert
Ball
Players
WASHINGTON
tt
The
United
States
government
has
gone
after
15
ships
it
says
were
trading
with
Communist
countries
and
has
Westcoast
Transmission
Company
now
is
trying
to
obtain
a
Federal
announced
it
is
pointing
its
legal
permit
from
the
U.8.
,
be
located
to
testify
Coroner
ernment
extend
provisions
of
the
;Oeorge
Dawes
adjourned
the
In-
;Merchant
seamen
Compensation
!
quet
until
2:30
p.m.
Monday.
i
Art
to
cover
def
p.wa
flshermen.
1
Pfftore
1
,
i
!
r
1
tit
,
1
1
r
t
m
u
u
n
c
...
,
.
.
.
..
.
.
e
For
Big
League
Camps
Watson'
MacNaught,
parliamentary
assistant
to
Fisheries
Minister
Sinclair,
said
in
the
Power
Commission
to
take
Peace
weapons
at
many
more.
River
gas
into
the
U.S.
Commons
Friday,
recommenda
Mr.
Murray
located
the
re
Two
separate
actions
were
taken
Friday:
1.
The
Maritime
administra
tions
of
the
committee
will
be
i.
k.iix
rt
baseball
,
here,
left
on
Thursduy
night's
In
Terrace
at
the
time
of
Uie
fire.
I
slstant
to
Labor
Minister
Gregg
m
their
way
to
Uke
boat
en
route
to
the
St.
Louis
1Ie
nad
learned
of
It
Sunday
who
administers
the
act,
said
oKcra
by
profes-
....
farm
.,,lh
,,klnh
j
afUrnoon
at
i
o'clock
while
play-
,
most
fishermen
already
are
cov-
studied
and
possibly
adopted
by
tion
said
mortgages
on
14
freight
ported
new
well
as
about
75
miles
northeast
of
Fort
Nelson,
and
75
miles
east
of
the
Alaska
Highway,
just
south
of
the
B.C.-
the
government.
He
spoke
before
the
Commons
f
'Hl-known
catcher
OTTAWA
Q
An
inter-departmental
committee
has
been
established
by
the
federal
government
to
study
Canada's
territorial
waters.
B.C.
to
Ask
Ottawa
Help
InPGEWork
VICTORIA
(CP)
The
federal
government
will
be
asked
to
Northwest
Territories
border.
gave
third
and
final
reading
to
a
bill
making
a
series
of
amend
ments
to
the
act
to
protect
coast
rial
ui
iu
i
erea
lor
compensauon
lor
oeam
.
.
...
,
,
,
California,
for
training.
spring
,
e
,cft
FrldByior
irljury
through
various
pro-
Already
In
Vancouver
and
set
jpveriing
by
train
to
look
for
a
Job.
vlnclal
workmen's
compensation
to
leave
next
Wednesday
for1
He
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
:
boards.
HeaUbury,
Calif.,
is
Rupert-born
(Monday.
)
Merchant
seamen
compensa-
Dlrk
Letourncau.
taking
spring!
Witness
said
he
and
his
w.fe
t'"
designed
to
cover
mer-traliilng
with
Vancouver
Cap!-i
had
been
living
here
for
about
I
chant
seamen
sailing
abroad
who
lHnog
I
five
weeks
and
at
the
King
j
are
,lot
80
covered,
i
..I.....
i.:iniin
George
Hotel
since
February
5
I
The
discussion
occurred
as
al
fisheries.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTDALL
ers
sold
to
Greek
companies
are
In
default
because
the
owners
have
not
submitted
annual
inspection
certificates.
This
could
be
preliminary
to
foreclosing
mortgages.
2.
At
Richmond,
Calif.,
the
government
seized
the
Seven
Seas,
a
10,195-ton
tanker,
charging
it
had
been
bought
Illegally
by
aliens
using
U.S.
citizens
as
dummies.
Fourteen
freighters
wartime
Liberty-type
ships
of
10,000
tons
or
less
were
said
to
be
scattered
s
Price
gasoline
Iw'sJ
amau-ur
pitcher
and
last
Before
that,
the
couple
had
j
the
Commons
considered
gov-
j
roomea
ai
a
private
awciung
,
ci
iimm
Kjuriiuuiuiibs
niKMitg
an
;
.....
.
k...Paf
I
k.
..,,!,
nn.hll
no-run
shuUiUt
here
In
the
DOstlP'w
E1Kh
Avenue
Wfst-
upward
revision
in
compensation
j
under
the
Merchant
Seamen
1
coroner
uawes
askea
nim:
2D
vrars.
lie
la
21
years
of
age
contribute
toward
cost
of
construction
of
extensions
to
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
Premier
Bennett
said
in
the
Legislature
Friday
that
he
is
"looking
forward
to
co-operation
with
the
Federal
government
on
a
joint
investment
policy."
Abel
was
bom
In
Reglna,
Is
25.
u
leave
Eighth
Avenue
of
I
i
H
.imperial
Oil
'!i.v
announced
In-f
lr
g;iMilme,
fur-
-love
oil
in
Brlt-
and
at
16
was
a
member
of
theiJ"'ur
"w"
"-
Compensation
Act.
Maximum
Income
used
In
computing
compensation
Is
being
increased
to
$3,800
from
$2,500
a
year:
monthly
pension
to
the
Pelrs
said
he
left
because
"the
all
over
the
world
and
the
next
step
to
be
taken
in
their
case
was
not
immediately
apparent.
landlady
did
not
want
us
to
do
any
cooking
In
the
room."
effective
today.
here
will
go
up
a
Mllon:
lurmrr
Bennett
said
vne
Federal
gov-
Howard
Green
PC-Vancouver-Quadra)
said
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
and
Hecate
Strait
should
be
considered
part
of
Canada's
territorial
waters.
He
stated
he
had
received
complaints
that
United
States
ships
were
catching
crabfish
in
Hecate
Strait.
MaJ.-Gen.
G.
R.
Pearkes,
VC,
(PC-Nanaimo)
asked
if
U.S.
ships
could
come
within
the
three-mile
territorial
limit
to
catch
crabs.
Mr.
MacNaught
said
such
ships
could
be
stopped
by
protective
Canadian
ships.
Mr.
MacNaught
said
he
would
inquire
whether
any
complaints
have
been
received
about
American
ships
fishing
within
territorial
waters
on
the
west
coast.
Many
amendments
to
the
act,
first
passed
in
1868
and
last
amended
in
1913,
were
designed
to
bring
the
legislation
up
to
date.
!
tt'inOTV
nf
a
Kf.uman
tsi
frnm
great
Were
you
on
good
terms
with
i
4s
lnn
r,
rf-,rff
i,hj.
ernment
would
make
a
South
Saskatchewan
senior
A
circuit.
After
a
year
and
a
half
in
the
Navy,
he
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
In
1948
and
married
the
former
Ruth
Johnson.
In
1951.
he
was
a.sked
to
tke
spring
training
for
the
Caplla-
"
'
"
.V,
K.
.....
.
,
V
,
,111.1,1.11
,
-
,
,
,
If
,
your
wife
when
you
left
for
Ter
German
Pilots
cents
a
gallon
and
I'
l()
renu
a
gallon,
lid
increases
at
In-f
M-rved
by
rail
will
Flying'
Jets
-
deal
of
money
the
Railway
was
extended
into
the
Peace
River
area.
He
said
the
government
intends
to
spend
$2,650,000
on
the
railroad
this
year.
FOOTBALL
ASSOCIATION
CI
P
Semi-Final.
Bolton
Wanderers
4,
Ererton
3.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
1,
Blackpool
2.
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
1
Arsenal
2,
West
Bromwlch
2.
Charlton
A.
a,
Middlesbrough
0.
Chelsea
1.
Sheffield
Wednesday
0.
Derby
County
0.
Newcastle
U.
2.
Portsmouth
2.
Burnley
1.
Sunderland
3,
Manchester
City
3.
Wolverhampton
W.
3.
Liverpool
0.
Division
II
BarnsleT
1.
Birmingham
County
3.
Blackburn
Rovers
1,
Plymouth
A.
3.
Brentford
1.
West
Ham
United
3.
Doncaster
Rovers
0.
Leicester
C.
0.
Hudderafield
T.
5.
Southampton
0.
Hull
City
1,
Leeds
United
0.
Lincoln
City
1,
Luton
Town
3.
Nottingham
F.
4,
Rotherham
U.
3.
Sheffield
United
6.
Bury
1.
Swansea
Town
6.
Notts
County
1.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
A
Aberdeen
4,
Queen
of
South
q
.
Atrdrteonlans
3,
Dundee
1.
Clyde
1,
Palklrk
4.
.
East
Fife
4.
Celtic
1.
Hearts
1,
Ralth
Rovers
3.
Rangers
4,
Motherwell
1.
St.
Mtrren
3,
Hibernian
3.
Partlck
Thistle
O.
Third
Lanark
0
AMATEUR
I
INTERNATIONAL
Scotland
0,
England
1.
MalenkoY
Freed
i
m
and
later
oolloned
to
the
Strrate
rrflwtliiM
IK
i
...
....
......
x
.
v,,v
aiuornia
oiaic
uiikuc
uuv
-
ru.es
approved
by
unable
to
accept
the
offer
due
f
-
lran.s)ort
Commls-
hiiHlm.su
InlirPsLs
here.
eek
'
'
i,
M
,
p.
,
ices
maylln
i
I.a.st
'
year
wrrKtrir.
Abel
soiu
nis
aflrr
interest
to
$15
from
$10.
The
bill
was
given
third
reading.
U.S.
Cutter
Coming
Here
The
U.S.
Coast
Guard
cutter.
White
Holly,
will
arrive
here
tomorrow
for
drydocking
In
the
Prince
Rupert
drydock.
It
was
disclosed
today.
The
ship's
company
consists
of
one
officer
and
20
ratings.
Thc
cutter
will
remain
here
three
days.
race?"
asked
the
coroner.
"Yes."
Chief
Becker
said
he
and
Assistant
Chief
W.
H.
Hilt
had
inspected
the
King
George
Hotel
shortly
before
the
fire
and
had
found
"everything
In
order."
There
were
fire
alarms
on
all
floors,
he
said.
The
Jury.relcascd
the
body
of
Henry
Morgan
for
burial
after
hearing
testimony
from
Alex-antler
Munroe,
that
he
had
seen
and
Identified
the
remains.
He
Continued
on
pane
5
BERLIN
W
A
report
reached
Berlin
from
the
Soviet
zone
today
that
jet
fighters
which
shot
down
a
British
bomber
March
12
were
piloted
by
Germans.
Allied
airmen
were
unable
to
either
confirm
or
deny
that
Russians
may
be
training
East
German
Communist
"Air
Police"
in
flying
MiQ-15s.
r
nt
levels
with
eom-
Husband
-Wife
Medical
Team
noUflcd
of
an
opportunity
with
the
major
league
Browns.
One
provision
would
prevent
Before
he
left,
Abel
said:
'Tve
'W
Edmonton-Van-i
line
next
fall,
"a'rt
the
Increases
'"eessary
by
higher
imported
crude
oil,
h
rimies
from
Call-
foreign
ships
from
buying
bait
been
training
at
home
for
the
or
supplies
within
Canada.
past
three
months
and
I
feel
In
good
shape.
My
arm
feels
better
than
ever."
,
Going
to
Mine
VICTORIA
Health
department
officials
said
Friday
a
husband-wife
medical
team
will
be
sent
to
Hazelton
April
1
to
replace
a
doctor
refused
recognition
by
the
College
of
Physicians
and
Surgeons.
The
announcement
came
after
the
International
Union
of
Mine,
Mill
and
Smelter
Workers
de
MOSCOW
0i
Moscow
radio
announced
Friday
the
Central
Reach
Under
-WEATHER-
North
coast
region
Variable
cloudiness
today
and
Sunday
with
occasional
light
showers.
Not
much
change
in
temperature.
Light
winds.
t
Low
tonight
and
high
8unday
at
Port
Hardy
and
Sandspit,
32
and
48;
Prince
Rupert,
34
and
48.
All
Services
.
To
Take
Part
In
Exercise
VANCOUVER
0
RCAF
Xan-
Committee-
of
the
Communist
party
of
the
Soviet
Union
has
freed
Prime
Minister
Malenkov,
at
his
own
request,
from
his
i
Orders
duties
as
secretary
of
its
Central
caster
bombers
from
Greenwood,
Committee.
manded
an
investigation
Into
medical
services
available
to
150
miners
at
Hazelton.
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Sealed
or-
f
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oDea
in
mld.
aircraft
flying
f
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int..
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tr..,.
SOME
CREATIVE
ARTISTS
SHOW
SIGNS
OF
INSANITY
9
"ler
a
new
ihhi
Tito
Returns
'Satisfied'
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by
the
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ieueh?'
thC
U'S'
Alr
LONDON
(CP)
President
Tito
of
Yugoslavia
wound
up
his
his
N.S.,
and
Comox,
B.C.,
American
submarine,
navy
ships,
commercial
merchantmen
and
60
ground
observation
posts
will
be
among
units
participating
in
a
west
coast
defence
exercise
this
weekend.
'
-
Four
Lancasters
from
404
squadron.
Greenwood,
will
combine
with
11
from
407
squadron,
Comox,
to
sub-hunt
and
provide
air
cover
for
freighters.
The
navy
will
round
up
merchantmen
into
convoys
and
provide
escort.
This
will
be
only
part
of
the
exercise
extending
from
Alaska
to
U.S.
west
coast
states.
Main
purpose
it
to
test
communication
facilities.
toric
visit
to
Britain
today
with
I
."'"tary-must
enur
l
Z"Mor
225
miles
I
hes
the
Nantucket,
f1"1
'
Similar
l
k-
the
declaration:
"all
that
we
have
hoped
for
has
been
at
of
"It.
"Sensitive
people
are
going
mad
first.
We
have
art,
such
as
surrealism;
poems,
short
stories
and
plays
that
have
little
or
no
meaning.
This,
I
think,
is
due
to
the
peculiar
kind
of
Insanity
produced
by
the
machine.
"It
accounts,
too,
for
the
obscenity
of
literary
production
these
days.
Insanity
and
obscenity
re
related."
''
LOS
ANGELES
(API
Lord
Dunsany,
Irish
playwright,
dramatist
and
poet,
says
some
creative
artists
show
signs
of
Insanity.
-
,
He
blames
the
machine.
Sipping
tea,
the
Irish
peer
told
an
interviewer:
"The
shock
to
the
human
nervous
system
produced
by
the
machine
is
far
too
great.
We
no
longer
live
attuned
with
nature,
but
that's
not
all
tained.
We
have
reached
full
agreement."
f
i'P'oyod
for
the
last
What
he
was
taking
back
to
,
YuiroKlavia
with
him
was
a
THIS
IS
AN
ORNITIIOPTER,
claimed
by
its
Inventors,
Hartley
D.
Shannon,
J.
E.
Caldwell
and
William
Francis
of
Medicine
Hat,
Alta.,
to
be
capable
of
the
closest
approximation
to
bird
'.light
ever
designed
by
man.
They
say
that
ir
successful
It
may
reduce
the
cost
of
air
transport
to
the
bicycle
class.-
Main
features
of
the
machine
are
the
four
wings
ot
flaps,
each
eight
feet
long
and
five
feet
from
head
to
tail
edge.
The
pilot
sits
In
front
with
two
wings
on
each
side
of
him.
Cast
to
lrtBnUfJ
British
pledge
to
stand
by
his
Communist
Balkan
state
in
the
event
of
aggression.
"mi
area.