PROVINCIAL
MORROW'S
TIDES
PRCVISCIAL
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113
Ly,
January
24,
1954
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Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest'
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VOL.
XLUI,
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19
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
23
1954
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Phone
81
hes
n
1
toawon
him
t
City
C
L
HO
4,000
Whs:
Cart
mm
-
ry
AAolotov
vVedium
Run
Seen
t
f
,
jt
ie
may
not
pay
for
breaker
but
it
eer-added
confideraWe
e
to
Prince
coffers
in
195"i
lines
in
city
police
nmountcd
to
$24,-
For
Sockeye
Salmon
While
nothing
better
than
a
medium
run
of
!
sockeye
is
expected
this
year,
t,he
fisheries
depart-j
ment
believes
that
there
are
prospects
of
a
substan-;
tial
return
from
pinks
in
this
area.
!
A.
J.
Whitmore.
chief
super
the
money,
contributed
Arrives
For
Meet
By
The
KmnSMwi
Prin
BKliLIN.
Soviet
Foreign
Minister
Molotov
arrived
here
today
for
a
Big
,5
convictions,
was
from
of
which
there
were
t
Hint
there
were
only
I
visor
of
fisheries,
who
was
here
r
criminal
cos's
show
V
'
J
V
.
'
-
co
Rupert
is
reasonably
ajor
crime.
inures
were
disclosed
MP
Sut.
II.
I..
Norman,
inert
police
clilrf,
made
Lions
Admitted
Into
WIFU
cn
a
routine
inspection
trip,
s-aid
this
year's
run
of
sockeye
is
the
last
cycle
of
fish
that
wasn't
disturbed
by
the
Babine
River
slide
in
1951.
The
1952
spawning
of
the
pinks
was
exceptionally
good,
he
j
said,
and
this
run
helped
offset
the
impact
of
the
Babine
slide.
iFour
meeting
and
imme-jdiately
jirodded
the
west-jern
powers
to
admit
Rod
;
China
to
the
conference
ial
report
to
city
council.
otal
revenue
from
con-
md"r
other
than
munl-
table
if
they
want
to
speed
up
the
end
of.
the
cold
war.
:is
$22,057.30
were
In
d
S2.701.5O
was
paid
In
ts.
mivictions
during
the
,-took
place
In
July
when
MANY
LOST
I
By
The
Canadian
P-esn
"While
we
know
that
there
i
.
.
.
were
a
considerable
number
of
I
KhGINA.
British
Cc-
ItwrT
8?eZllWa
Lions
today
bo
River
system
was
exceptionally
,
came
the
fifth
team
i
heavy."
he
said.
"If
other
fac-i(1
r
,
T
,
tors
behave
normally
there
are;
the
Western
InterproVin
under
security
protection
of
-J
thousands
of
troops
and
secn-t
,
:
FAMKII
MAORI
guide
Ranjl
conducts
Queen
Elizabeth
II
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
around
the
Maori
village
of
Whakare-
wSrewa
in
New
Zealand.
Philip,
thumbs
jammed
in
pockets,
is
obviously
enjoying
the
tour.
They
arc
just
leaving
the
ornately
r
carved
and
painted
Whare
Runanga
the
Maori
meeting
house.
1st
Team
in
35
Years
To
Play
Hockey
Here
For
(he
first
time
In
more
than
35
years
aivuuLside
hockey
were
hoard,
but
biggest
fines
was
collected
In
:
lien
193
eases
enntribu-96
in
fines.
Lightest
ir
fines
was
December
iy
$!il.r)
was
paid.
Least
ns.
77.
came
In
Feb-
prospects
for
a
substantial
re-ipiu
Fnnthall
TTninn
ponce.
me
Kremlins
No.
1
diplomat
came
to
East
Berlin
by
plane
from
Moscow
and
de-clared:
"The
sooner
the
Chinese
Peoples
Republic
takes
part
In
ne.
turn
for
this
year."
The
Vancouver
club
was
welcomed
into
the
WIFU
fold
at
The
extension
of
the
herring
aeason
asked
by
fishermen
in
fuuauuiis
over
current
interna-
fc
the
year
the
city
de
uonaj
qustions
of
the
great!
.
.
i
'
1
tainer
contract
to
siaws,
me
Better
it
will
be
the
better
for
the
strengthening
upert,
travelled
59.353
this
area
was
not
Justified,
the
,
,op,
nlng
OI
tne
lcaues
an"
chief
supervisor
of
fisheries
said.
,,u
.Sl'k.
,'
B
k
K
He
.said
that
a
scientist
f
rom
L
J1
,by
S'?utche1,?n
the
Pacific
biological
station
at
hih
I
",
t0
w
r'00"
the
entfy
Nanaimo.
the
department
s
own
I
wai?
V
.
of
patrol
vessels
and
himself
on
Edmonton,
the
Howay,
fisheries
department
!
w
XS.?1?
?fld,
the
T'ly
deep-sea
vessel,
could
find
little
""'session
'
buM,ne!.
'thf
"t
morning
m
the
two-day
meeting
sign
of
herring
THE
CHARMING
SMILE
which
Liliane
,
Piquet
shows
here,
combined
with
her
fetching
form,
won
her
the
title,
"Queen
of
Paris."
over
22
other
French
beauties.
The
18-year-old
queen
works
as
a
demonstrator
at
a
beauty
stand.
routine
patrols
and
duties
and
received
ligated
8S5
complaint.
:
ijles
on
patrol
also
re-
(
ndlng
439
street
lamps
.
ui
pi'uce
oeiween
poples.
.
.
He
arrived
as
his
opposite:
numbers
from
the
western
Bigi
Three
conferred
on
strategy
for
!
the
four-power
conference
opening
Monday.
The
wc.it
has
been
cold
to
th
idea
of
having
Red
China
sit
V
i
on
the
present
meetings.
(
'
4
and
115
places
of
;
mlorkfd.
Worst
month
nessmen
leaving
their
,
I
I
was
aamitung
Lions.
j
WATCHED
FISHERMEN
A
"lion
s
roar"
had
been
ex-
-
It
was
very
Ironical.
Mr
Whit-'
Pected
to
develop
following
an-;
more
said,
he
should
come
all
ttwncemer.t
by
the
Roughrid-ithe
way
up
here
on
the
Howav.fcra
tnat
they
might
block
the
seeing
the
whole
coast
frozen
!r
c-
entry-
i
up
and
no
fishing
taking
place
!
Rlder
officials
charged
Lions
isnd
tnen
5(W
yards
fmm
his
with
signing
Arnie
Weinmeis-
.ocked
was
August
when
ep
were
reported
and
tb
was
November
when
TENDERS-FOR
MACHINE
;
RECEIVED
FROM
6
FIRMS
Tenders
from
six
companies
on
a
multi-purpose
machine
to
carry
nut
wrjitary
land-fill
operations
and
other
necessary
city
workirWre
tptied
iy
city
comiril
In
committee
of
the
whole.
m-
Notlijg:
jHni
"tlie
dlffjrreiit,
types
of
machines
were
so
varied,
council
insgucted
works
superintendent
-O.
E.
Beaton
to
compllcalTrtje
facts
and
comparable
prices
for
presentation
to
council
Monday
night.
,
"
"
l
destination
'!
enter
Prince
Rr.-i
ter,,
all-star
former
Vackle
with
New
York
Giants
of
the
Na
(
store
as
dlseovcred
I
The
pu'ier
h1m)
at-'
'7
fires
within
Ihc
city,
i!
mnrt
cases
were
dle-'
withdrawn
during
1953
'"
were
274
court
convie-
4c
municipal
b"Iws.
f"odina
prisoners
In
the
j
durlns
the
past
year
11.15.
I
pert
harbor
and
find
two
scin-j
ers
fishing
for
herring
and
a
;
salmon
trailer
with
its
poles
J
down
engaged
In
fishing."
Some
'small
catches
of
herring
have
i
been
made
In
the
harbor
over
tional
Football
League,
although
by
WIFU
law
he
could
only
oleker
with
Saskatchewan.
In
a
statement
brimmed
with
venom,
they
accused
both
Weln-meister
and
the
.
Lions
with
"breach
of
faith;'V
;
team
Is
heading
towards
Prince
Rupert
this
afternoon
to
play
.
for
the
Kalen
Inland
championship
of
the
hockey
world.
This
time
It
is
Smithers
that
is
challenging
the
puck
wizards
of
this
city.
Thirty-five
years,
ago
it
was
Prince
Ceorge
thai
invaded
this
Island
and
the
only
two
remaining
members
of
the
last
Prince
Rupert
hockey
team
that
could
be
found
today
recalled
Hint
the
Rupert
and
George
squads
met
on
a
rink
located
where
the
Provincial
Court
House
flag
now
.stands.
The
entire
population
of
(he
then-young
city
turned
out
to
watch
the
game
played
on
an
ice-surface
Ifl
Inches
thick
and
200
feet
by
.110
feet.
"
-i
STILL
HEARTY
-
Hurry
Love,
pioneer
city
niuchine
simp
operator,
w
ho
played
fonviud.
and
Lionel
Iloltby,
chief
clerk
at
the
CNR
freight
office,
who
played
centre,
are
both
halo
and
hearty
survivors
of
that
encounter
and
looking
forward
to
tomorrow's
gurne
scheduled
for
2
p.m.
at
the
Lake
Oliver
rink.
The
Prince
Ruiwrt
Kinsmen
Club,
sponsors
of
tomorrow'!
ruck
game,
assure
fans
that
there
will
be
no
Admission
charge
but
that
doesn't
mean
donations
won't
be
appreciated.
All
proceeds
of
the
game
will
be
forwarded
to
the
polio
fund.
Bill
Bond,
chairman
of
the
ticket
selling
committee,
said
tntluy
motorists
will
be
approached
by
Kinsmen
tomorrow
for
aid
In
the
fund-raising
and
one
ticket
per.car
will
be
sufficient
to
Insure
success
of
the
project.
Children
will
not
be
expected
to
subscribe.
The
Kinsmen
will
also
operate
a
concession
stand
nt
the
lake
for
those
wishing
refreshments.
Mayor
George
E.
Hills
will
face
off
the
puck
at
2
p.m.
sharp,
on
the'
newly-scraped
and
flooded
ice
surface.
Coach
for
the
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars
is
Stan
Pctrow
of
Winnipeg,
former
St.
Boniface
Juniors'
star
who
at
one
time
was
on
option
to
the
New
York
Rangers
of
the
NHL.
Piloting
the
Smithers'
squad
is
Bob
Williams
who
Is
bringing
the
following
tcum:
Smithers
D.
Tew,
goal:
O.
Hetherington,
V.
Flockhard,
F.
Watson,
R.
Arnold,
H.
Ooodwln.
W.
Kilputrkk.
Gas
Burned
!
After
Truck
j
Turns
Over
V
otorUt
s
on
the
Rupert-;
Tfei'race.
blgliway
yesterday
!
v
atched
a
king-sixed
,
bonfire
,
when
some
1600
gallons
of
gasoline
spilled
from
a
tanker
truck
;"
set
afire.
Flumes
shot
150
feet
in
the
air
Rainmakers
Lose
Game
51-45
To
Ketchikan
High
School
'
the
past
two
weeks
for
bait
pur-j
poses
to
fill
the
requirements
of
i
the
local
fishing
companies.
I
j
The
herring
catch
thus
far
j
for
the
Pacific
coast
Is
approxi-
matcly
165,000
Jons.
Mr.
Whil-!
more
said.
The
quota
of
40.000'
tons
still
has
not
been
reached
:
$1
Million
Fire
Razes
ier
Parlor
from
the
blaze
which
extended
E"!a.1.,?The
R?""
NP"
,
quarter.
But
foul
culls
on
Dick
about
25
or
30
feet
along
the
.
e.
ii.mK.AN.
Kupcrts
Bo-
.
Nickerson
and
Ron
Ciccone
gave
in
the
"w.
.V,entral
Central
Area
Area
where
wnere
there
lnere
1
ditch
beside
the
highway
about
i'e"H1
Rlnmak,
dropped
the
:
the
Alaskans
four
foul
shots
to
j
Bre
u"-
a.bout
15
000
10,18
t0
first
of
a
two-game
basketball
.
win
the
game.
23
miles
out
of
town.
The
gas
was
ignited
by
wrecker
i
VZtoVn
TitW??
School
I
Ketchikan
was
ahead
19-24
Ct
High
t-wa
from
Dans
Service
station!
cug-
the
half-way
mark,
and
in
the
Tank
Farm
SEATTLE
KPU-Fire
swept
the
length
of
the
Standard
Oil
Company
1,000-foot
dock
at
Point
Wells
"t8nk
farm,"
13
miles
north
of
here,
early
today.
Damage
was
estimated
at
more
than
j
who
were
salvaging
the
remains
l
and
10
are
still
waiting
for
the
weather
to
break.
ATTEND
MEET
Mr.
Whitmore
will
attend
a
meeting
of
the
International
Halibut
Commission
in
Seattle
Th:"".
,
,
,.
.
I
third
quarter
each
team
netted
The
close
game
was
through-
11
,
nnl,
n.ilh
D,...,4
t..l,;.,..
..!,.
lot
the
tanker,
demolished
when1
'n
is
In
hospital
and
ii
.lail
as
a
result
of
an
,
a
downtown
beer
parlor
j
;
B.
MacAdam
this
j
'
reported
in
good!
In
hospital,
where
he
I
rating
from
head!
"id
possible
other
In-!
A.
Martin
has
been!
an
affray
He:
Wilty
in
police
court'
and
was
remanded
i
days.
i
r
were
arrested
nt
Rin
next
week.
On
the
commission
i
$.1005)
000'
but
no
mJulies
or
It
skidded
on
the
Icy
road
surface
lead
ln
the
first
Quarter
onWt
Tnc
eagers
will
meet
again
I
and
turned
over
into
the
ditch.
1
10
lose
out
In
the
second
when
'
tonleht
t0
wlnd
UP
tne
series.
Driver
Tex
Carrell
and
helper
j
Ketchikan
star
Tucker
started
i
Rllinmakers
,kw
to
Ketchikan
Oscar
Johanson
walked
away
i
putting
In
shots
from
all
angles.
!
yesU'rday
wlth
coach
Jatk
i
unharmed
from
the
wreck,
al-!
Freddv
Krist.mnsnn
wii
h
tn-
Lvans
and
manager
Bill
Morri-
oeai
ns
were
reportea.
The
fire
started
late
Friday
night
after
an
oil-laden
tanker,
the.
J.
L.
Hannah,
smashed
Into
a
pier
wlille
attempting
to
dock.
Sparks
Ignited
oil
flowing
from
ruptured
fuel
lines
leading
from
the
storage
tanks
to
the
dock.
The
fire,
in
turn,
set
:
though
the
cab
was
flattened
:
tal
points
of
18,
and
Rod
Tait
i
and
the
truck
almost
a
total
loss.
:
played
a
standout
game,
pulling
,
The
truck
went
into
a
skid
and
i
the
Rainmakers
within
two
s"ln
in
nn
attempt
to
pass
an-;
points
of
Ketchikan
in
the
final
other
truck
on
the
straight
!
with
him
are
Harold
Helland
of
Prince
Rupert,
Ritchie
Nelson
of
Vancouver.
Oeorge
R.
Clerk,
assistant
deputy
minister
of
fisheries
from
Ottawa,
end
American
represi
ntatives.
The
commission
will
work
with
an
advisory
group
from
the
fishing
industry
and
what
was
planned
for
a
three-day
meeting
will
probably
last
for
five
days
starting
Monday.
ii.
Friday
after
fin
ftririi.
i
hununury
RAINMAKERS:
Krlstmanson
18,
Nickerson
13,
Ciccone
6.
Tall
7,
Rey
Mackcy
3,
Clary
Morisuu,
Art
Helm.
Oiyik
Furbes.
Doug
Hunkey,
Roe
Biaek.
Tot.nl
45.
KETCHIKAN
-Vlnrent
13.
Alitun-soli
7.
Aiiaer
7.
Valentine
1.
Tucker
Vi,
Andis
1.
Maddux.
Juhausou.
To-till
61.
'edlnto
fisticuffs
In
the;
I
off
a
number
of
explosions
from
Spanish
Students
Demonstrate
stretch
of
highway.
!
The
gs
was
ignited
to
prevent
j
a
possible
lorest
fire
next
sum-.
mer
when
a
match
or
cigarette
;
from
a
passing
car
could
have
started
a
blaze.
FLU
COlMliV
FACE-OFF
2
P.M.
Prince
Kuperl
team
is
composed
of:
Miner
Slniuiulsen,
Pumpkin
Centre.
Sask.,
goal;
Alt
Rutten.
Holland;
George
Clouticr,
St.
Anne,
Man.;
Const.
Ken
Tubman,
Moosomin,
Sask'.,
and
Const.
Del
Lee,
Moose
Jaw,
Sask.,
all'
on
defence;
Oord
Cameron,
Vancouver,
G.
Veger,
Montreal,
Johnny
Pod-lcrski,
Yorkton,
Sask..
Stan
Petrow,
Jimmy
Pinnlger,
Vancouver,
Don
Hill,
iRCN)
Winnipeg;
Howard
Lavli;nc,
Flln
Flon,
Man.,
Bill
Yarema,
Rama,
Sask.,
and
J.
Pachal,
Winnlix'B,
forwards.
Spare
Include;
Const.
Vic
Irving,
Telkwa,
and
Don
Hawryluk,
Kamsack,
Sask.
The
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars
arc
asked
to
meet
at
Art
Murray's
Men's
Wear
at
noon
tomorrow
for
a
briefing.
The
Smithers
hockey
club,
expected
to
arrive
In
the
city
about
6
p.m.,
will
be
guests
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Challengers-Ketchlkan
Rockets
game
at
the
Civic
Centre
tonightv
OTBALL
MADRID
(CP)
Britain
has
protested
to
Spain
against
at-acks
on
official
British
buildings
during
demonstrations
In
various
parts
of
the
country.
50-gallon
drums
of
fuel
oil
piled
on
the
pier.
Flames
roared
601
to
700
feet
in
the
sky.
Burning
fuel
oil
covered
tht
waters
of
Puget
Sound
in
th(
immediate
vicinity
of
the
dock
keeping
six
fireboats
from
effective
range.
The
Hannah,
being
nosed
ti
Us
berth
by
a
tugboat,
wa
pulled
safely
away
when
the
fit
broke
out.
Unidentified
Plane
Over
Seoul
'
SEOUL
(CP)-A
flight
Of
Ull-!
k!.'ii(lfii-d
planes
fmm
Vnrtli
f(iIISII
l.f.;iK
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'
Sii'ldi-rlnnu
4.
1
liousands
of
Spanish
students
'
Korea
flew
as
far
south
as
Seoul
besieged
British
buildings
in
;
A:.ton
villa
a
0.
M
three
major
cities,
shouting:
"We
:
today
and
touched
off
a
half-
elwler
fl.
3.
!
hour
air
npd
alert.
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r
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f'hurH.
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n
Cold
Weekend
Forecast
Here
As
Whole
Continent
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M
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IT
Y
want
Gibraltar."
They
hurled
stones,
coal
and
oranges
through
window.
They
Were
stirred
up
by
Britain's
rebuff
of
the
Spanish
government's
protest
against
the
scheduled
visit
of
Queen
Elizabeth
to
"The
Rock"
ln
May.
In
Madrid
students
marched
on
the
British
embassy
and
hurled
stones
and
lumps
of
coal
through
three
windows.
Other
demonstrators
broke
a
lamp
over
the
door
of
the
British
Institute.
At
the
embassy
in
Madrid,
about
15
policemen
were
on
patrol
when
the
first
group
of
200
students
swarmed
against
the
buildings,
carrying
tlie
Spanish
flag
and
shouting:
"Gibraltar
for
Spain."
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Toousie,
son,
sv
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I
I
ACil
.;
Northwest
Air
Fare
Reduction
Brings
Probe
WASHINGTON
(
The
civ
'erommtics
board
Friday
Qrda-ed
a
suspension
and
investii
ion
of
proposed
reduced
a
fares
between
the
Pacific
Nortl
est.
and
Alaska.
The
reduced
fares
betwee
.
Seattle,
Portland
and
Alaska
ar.
Whltehorse,
Yukon
Terrltor
ooida.
were
proposed
by
si
airlines:
Pan
American.
Alask
Ooastal.
Ellis,
United,
Wester
and
West
Coast.
Two
other
airlines,
Pacifi
Northern
and
Alaska,
comptali
ed,
and
asked
for
the
suspen
siou
and
investigation.
Ireland
Wins
BKLFAST
tewIreland
defeat
ed
Wales
3-2
in
an
amateui
occer
match
here
today.
A
cold
week-end
was
forcust
for
Prince
Rupert
as
arctic
air.
maintained
Its
grip
on
nearly
Hie
whole
of
winter-wen
ry
.
Ciniiidii.
sending
at
least
t5
people
to
their
deaths
on
the
prairies.
Continuing
cold
was
forecast
for
Prince
Rupert
nnd
for
most
other
centres
as
new
arctic
blu.sU
continued
to
strike.
The
entire
west
coast
labored
under
heavy
snows
or
below
freezing
temperatures,
or
both,
while
eastern
Canada
hovered
around
or
below
the
zero
mark.
On
the
prairies,
deaths
were
attributed
to
the
weather
as
temperatures
plumettcd
to
56
below
zero,
colder
than
the
North
Pole
Some
of
the
lows
reported
across
Canada
last
night
were:
Edmonton
28
below,
Calgary
33
below.
Saskatoon
28
below,
Winnipeg
seven
below,
Ottawa
16
below,
and
Montreal
11
below.
It
was
five
below
at
Prince
George,
Smithers
and
Ques-nW.
Telegraph
Creek
reported
10
below
while
Victoria
was
the
"hot
spot"
in
B.C.
with
a
high
of
38.
Forecast
for
North
Coast
Region:
Mostly
clear
aloni;
the
mainland
coast;
cloudy
with
snowflurries
elsewhere.
Continuing
coM.
Winds
northerly
20.
occasionally
reaching
30
hi
mainland
inlets.
Low
tonight
and
high
tomorrow
at
Sandsplt,
20
and
28;
Prince
Rupert,
JO
and
25.
"
"
H.
,
1.
HHrt
4
I
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'klrk
a.
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0.
,
.
Allua
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fC5r,B'
-
Penticton
Girl
Hurt
in
Shooting
PF.NTICON
CP
Ftrteen-year-old
oiendean
(Snooky)
Hatfield
is
ln
hospital
here
today
following
a
shooting
late
Thursday
ft
the
home
of
a
friend.
TWO
OF
CANADA'S
pioneer
television
stars.
Uncle
Chichlmous
and
Hollyhock,
were
stolen
in
Toronto
from
the
station
wagon
of
puppeteer
John
Conway,
former
professor
of
English
literature
at
the
University
",
of
British
Columbia.
The
puppets
have
appeared
regularly
on
CBC
television
since
It
began
in
Canada
in
September,
1952.
In
this
picture
Conway
stands
behind
his
puppet
stars
while
Larry
Mann,
who
also
appears
on
their
program,
reads
Ui
them,