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No.
37
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
14,
1954
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FIVE
CENTS
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Jtm
it
West
Must
Maintain
Alliance
instruments
Failed
On
Practice
Flight
VANCOUVER
Body
of
a
U.S.
Air
Forca
F-86D
Sabre
jet
pilot
was
found
early
today
on
nearby
Grouse
Mountain,
12
hours
after
his
piano
crashed
into
snow
at
the
2,500-foot
level.
Bodv
of
LI.
I
amar
J.
Barlow.
;
:
'
,
.
t,
wft
KOM.K
(i'V)
sia's
conduct
at
the
5,
of
Taeoma,
Wash.,
was
found
n
the
wreckage
of
the
plane
Ik-r-
which
became
lost
In
ralr.-
DIM'
lU'KNS
ol
Kriooport,
UO
m..
wears
a
special
liamleUtT
device
.that
hrouded
skies
with
useless
ln-
truments.
A
search
party
of
RCAF
and
RCMP
officials
left
for
the
wreck
hortly
after
midnight
last
nfrht.
Wreckage
was
found
100
yards
.dlilS
Il'T
liailU.S
UUl
Ul
lull
IMS
W
i.V
SIIUUJU
..Mil.'
1UI'V
to
pull
U10UI
UHI'H
wmtr
fi
ir
Imiiiral
press.
The
device
Is
u
od
at
the
hlkursky
plant
In
Bridgeport,
where
Union
Barred
From
Kitimat
Demands
Probe
VICTORIA
CP)
The
Independent
Union
Of
Mine.
Mill
and
Smelter
Workers
told
the
prov-n"ial
cabinet
Friday
that
offielals
are
being
barred
from
Kitimat
and
demanded
a
legis
made.
lin
Miir
I'our
conference
rtiaks
it
"obvious"
that
the
West
must
maintain
and
improvo
its
alliance,
iYnne
Minister
St.
Laurent
said
today.
-
"If
wo
really
want
xw'
v.'1
must
be
prepared
to
undertake
war
to
protect
It."
the
72-ycr-old
Canadian
leader
khI(1.
Ho
spofco
lo
nearly
100
Ilallar
and
foreign
reporters
during
a
A'
V'
-h
f
1
v
II
:
fi
v.-:
:
l
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)
lift:
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Aim'
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I
i
rn-i-rrn
I
)
Lifts
Ail
Restrictions
press
Photos
in
Legislature
from
a
chalrlift
to
the
peak.
It's
i
20-mtnu'e.
sU-mlle
drive
from
lowntown
Vancouver
to
the
toot
of
the
lift.
Pilot
Barlow,
married
bu'
childless,
was
last
heard
frotr
'ust
after
noon
Friday
when
hf
reported
he
was
at
20,000
feet
and
15
miles
northwest
of
the
Vancouver
airport.
ON
PRACTK
K
FLKiHT
Stationed
at
McC'hord
HpI?
near
Tacoma.
with
the
465th
9
Ail
restrie-
Hon
of
restrictions
was
released
His
removal
ol
the
ban,
after
brlrf
P"
a
"Wile
official
two
minor
relaxations,
followed
'
K-liMiiUp
arranged
fr
him
dur
s
press
pnoio-
to
a
Vancouver
newspaper.
He
announced
Wednesday
a
storm
of
nrotest.
n
n,;i
uwf-oay
visii
lo
ttome.
!!r
(il
the
B.C.
that
only
government
travel
I
"I
wish
to
assure
ao
orou-sed
'
PHrt
of
his
goodwill
tour.
Ht
U
!'
l:nig
cere
havo
ix-ou
lifted
bureau
photographers
and
a
press
by
voluntarily
withdraw-
'
u'
"!'
,ul
r'"-'"
'
lative
inmiiry.
A
delegation
from
the
union
largest
in
B.C..
and
headed
by
"
pElonal
director
Harvey
Mur-3hy.
called
KiMmat
a
"feudal
ompound"
during
the
cojrse
of
.heir
annual
meeting
with
ths
cabiret.
The
union
also
asked
the
c
-o-vinclal
government
to
request
Prime
Minister
Louis
St.
Laurent
to
visit
Communist
China
j
during
his
globe
circling
trip.
television
cameraman
would
be'ing
any
reslrletlons,
subject
to
Farller,
under
a
warm
Itallar
allowed
to
take
pictures
of
the
;
an
agreement
with
the
legisla-
!.
Irwin.
slalemeiit
from
D.iiiiiiciiid
relaxa-
fighter-interceptor
squadron,
lit
was
on
a
practice
flight.
sun,
the
prime
minister
placet
tradltlonal
ceremonies.
a
wreath
at
the
tomb
of
ItHly'i
First
word
of
trouble
came
in
RfN
TIN
TIN
rv,
the
great-great-grandson
of
one
of
he.
silent
tlve
press
gallery,",
the
statement
said.
lie
had
wanted
to
etili:;t
the
eo-oenitlon
of
press.
r;u!o
and
repeated
calls
of
"May
Day,
2'
unknown
soldier
In
plama
Ve-nezla,
where
Mussolini
formerly
harangued
his
followers.
the
airman
s
international
distress
call.
.OMMENT
MADE
AFTER
ISSIOH
OF
DRYDOCK
He
also
conferred
with
Ital
He
reported
he
was
60
milet
north
and
that
his
Instruments
The
delegation
said
the
pio-
vinoial
government
should
pass
a
resolution
asking
the
federal
government
to
open
trade
negotiations
with
China
where
400,-
Ix-levlslou.
the
statement
said.
le'auKe
"accommodations
In
the
legislative
hall
were
limited"
and
the
press
could
bo
of
"public
service
If
voluntarily
they
cotdd
restrict
the
number
of
had
failed.
ian
government
leaden
at
VI
mlnnle
palace.
;-
SPOKE
IN
KKKM'H
.
screen's
greatest
money-makers,
pays
tribute
to
an
oil
painting
of
his
Uustrious
ancestor.
A
new
series
of
26
telefilms
will
feature
the
tlvree-year-old
German
Shepherd
In
the
kind
of
adventures
Rln
Tin
Tin
I
was
noted
for.
Donovan
Gets
Six
Months
?
0n
Latest
Assault
Charge
Radar
crews
picked
up
thr
l
iitiire
of
the
Prince
Kupert
drydork
and
lone
Jet
and
guided
it
through
000,000
persons
ofler
a
huge
(iis(ii,;,cd
here
Friday
at
a
private
niectiiiit
at-
Speaking
In
French.
Mr.
St
the
murk
to
a
point
15
miles
1
market
for
"
Canada's
surplui
Laurent
told
reporters
that
ip.spurt
Minister
Chevrier.
Bruce
Brown
and
Ted
north.
After
asking
permission
u
PrOQUCUOn.
to
molri.
on
,ercn.'V
lsnrilnp
United
Nation.
action
In
Kore
'the'
.i
tki,
vmimiivnr
ntrimrtl
Bar-
Tfcff
union
claimed
that
"proved
Hiat'eXrlve'rled
aMUm
U
worthwhile,"
I
i,
rem:
nt
was
made
following
the
meeting,
and
.m;
declined
to
c.oiinnent.
on
the
discussions.
court
this
morning
In
wliicli
the
photographers
assigned
to
rover
the
opening
of
the
House."
ASTOi;NIKf
"BY
OLTt'RY
"I
have
been
astounded
by
the
outcry
from
all
sections,
of
the
press
that
my
well-intentioned
announcement
has
brought
down
upon
me.
I
hadn't
realized
that
what
I
"This
was
confirmed
In
n-ocn
H
waj
"tlu-oo
.strikes
and
you're
out"
In
city
police
court
man,
whose
complaint
originally
days,
by
the
Insistence
of
Rus
low
disappeared.
He
had
only
45!
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
minutes
fuel
left.
.
'
turning
Kitimat
Into
a
"com-
the
act
U
Davls
Boughey.
a
weekend
"
nw"
skier
making
his
way
In
dark-.
..
.
,
,
,
,
Mine-Mid
officials,
the
dele-cabins
ness
to
one
of
the
many
small'
on
the
slopes,
found
j
gation
charged,
are
being
ref
us-plec.es
of
the
Wreckage
scatter-1
Pd
tickets
on
public
carriers
un-ed
in
the
snow.
'
clur
the
"guise
of
no
accommo-
,
Idatien"
and
persons
landing
a.
sent
Donovan
to
jail,
pleaded
guilty
to
a
charge
of
perjury,
u)d
was
remanded
until
February
15
for
sentence.
:
He
Is
Roland
Dale
Griffith
j
Barge
Slip
Expected
e
Finished
on
Schedule
sia's
foreign
minister
Molotov
that
we
dissolve
the
NATO
pact
M
Is
obvious
we
will
1)0
wise
tc
maintain
and
Improve
our
alliance."
The
Canadian
leader
arrived
reuarded
as
a
mechanical
detail
of
housekeeping
of
my
office
would
lie
regarded
by
the
press
of
all
political
affiliations
as
a
"'.
if
dale
March
1
,
lion
between
19
feet
and
27
feet
who.
In
the
theft
case
against
Donovan
claimed
the
latter
had
robbed
him
of
a
sum
of
money
In
a
cafe
here
December
13.
Later
In
the
trial
he
satd
the
''
f'anadian
National
';i
fr
.slip
alimit
half
a
"i
it!"'
cram
elevator
I
t
b-
(uUiitctl,
CNK
Kitimat
must
first
produce
written
authority
from
the
Aluminum
Gompany
or
Kitimat
constructors.
Bargaining
rights
at
Kitima.'
vind
Kemano
were
recently
awarded
to
the
American
Federation
of
Labor
by
the
laboi
Two
Arrested
In
Baby
Probe
MONTREAL
'CP)
Police
said
money
hadn't
been
taken
In
the
ol
water
depending
on
the
size
of
the
binges.
Alojie,
the
ramp,
constructed
from
rocks
only
a
lew
yardR
away
from
the
CNR
riKht-of-way,
will
le
three
net
of
tracks
Friday
afternoon
when
John
W.
Donovan
was
sentenced
to
six
months
In
Oakalia
on
an
assault
charge.
Donovan
was
released
from
jail
eight
days
ago
after
spending
a
month,
hi
the
lock-up
pending
complcUon
of
a
theft
charge
against
him.
He
was
acquitted
of
the
charge
and
released,
only
to
land
In
jail
again
the
same
night,
charged
with
an.
affray
and
assaulting
a
police
officer.
He
whs
sentenced
to
a
total
of
one
month
and
14
days,
or
$75,
paid
the
fines
and
was
re
leased
from
jail
again.
But
Thursday
night
the
long
arm
of
the
law
hauled
him
In
again,
this
time
charged
with
assault
occasioning
bodily
harm
cafe
and
that
he
didnt
know
who
had
taken
it.
t-.dav
challenge
to
the
historic.
British
principle
of
the
freedom
of
the
press,"
the
statement
said.
The
statement
added
that
Mr.
Irwin
wished
to
moot
the
press
after
the
session
and
"enlist
their
active
co-operation
In
working
nut
a
mutually
more
efficient
basis
of
pictorial
coverage
(or
succeeding
sessions.
few
hours
after
announcing
the
original
restrictions.
Mr.
here
Friday
by
air
from
West
Germany
after
a
abort
visit
tc
the
CJros
Tonquin
air
station
in
eastern
Franco
where
he
saw
the
Canadian
Sabre
let
squadron
based
th-re.
Bad
weather
urevented
a
vinit
lo
Canada's
other'
overseas
fighter
base
at
Zwciliriickon,
West
(formally.
The
prime
minister
said
hi;
stops
in
West
Germany
and
Paris
have
revealed
"encouraging
sIkiis
of
Increased
confidence."
CANADIANS
KKI'KKNKM'Mt
Uiuay
u.
iviomaeai
nuiitoii
w
I
,.nltir,,i..
K-.D
Mr.
Murphy
fy
slip
blu
epimnh
ir
Imii'cs
ix
bcnn
f'b'ii'e
.slnpmints
arrested
at
her
home
Friday
said
later
the
workers
at
Kiti
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
night
In
connection
with
a
$3,-000.000
International
black
mar
Kctdiikan
I'ulu
to
maU
h
the
three
set
on
the
hiK
barges.
Already
completed
are
the
steel
towers
containing
the
machinery
and
counter-balances
which
will
operate
the
-hinged
mat
and
Kemano
would
be
given
the
chanceto
belong
to
the
union
of
their
choice.
at
Ward's
Cove,
''led
to
be
com-
Irwin
relaxed
them
to
allow
two
slip
apron
at
various
levels
BULLETIN
.slip.
used
to
land
machinery
ami
At
the
old
slip,
the
barge
had
press
photographers
to
take
plc-to
settle
on
u
grid
and
wait
un-
tunw.
and
Friday
said
two
more,
til
the
tide
was
exactly
right.
for
a
total
of
four,
could
attend
Work
on
the
towers
was
done
tne
opening.
Ani.assHdor
Pierre
Dupuy
and
to
John
Ridley
Watson
and
yes-nearly
300
members
or,
Rome's
terday
tie
and
another
man.
Canadian
colony
also
were
on
John
Vandal,
Jointly
charged,
llio
msirly-ciim-"'il
.six
miles
front
fiW
rulers
to
fniir
ket
In
babies.
The
woman,
unidentified,
was
described
by
police
as
a
director
of
a
Montreal
nursery.
Herman
Bailor,
38-year-old
Montreal
lawyer,
was
arrested
at
a
Montreal
airport
Friday
as
he
prepared
lo
board
a
plane
for
Lsrael
with
his
wife
and
her
parents.
Police
said
the
ting,
operating
for
the
last
10
years,
lrts
smuggled
more
than
1,000
babies
Into
the
U.S.
were
each
sentenced
to
six
hand
ill
the
airport
Company
by
Dominion
Bridge
tnore
liiaiioeuv
months
In
Oakalia.
Tying
la
with
the
Donovan
TORONTO
(CP)
The
first
woman
to
be
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Parliament.
Agnes
Campbell
MaePhall.
63-year-olci
veteran
of
Ontario
politics,
died
In
hospital
here
today.
She
had
been
taken
to
hospital
earlier
this
week
suffering
from
a
heart
attack.
tKX'f'KH
seorps
puge
l
.....
JJ
I
OMDON-RobuI
I
of
wcr
gumos
plyeti
todny
In
United
Kingdom:
im.i
imi
i
r.Aoi
t;
HMlen
I
Atwiwl
1.
Cumtff
CI.'
Klivkpooi
3,
fundeUud
0
Bolton
W
0.
Prebtoo
II
I
1
'hlwa
4,
Wolverhampton
2.
Liverpool
2,
Charlton
A
8.
Mnrn'hsir
t!J.
Tootouham
0.
Mldilshroutth
0.
Huddersfl'ld
T
3
Ntsi.p
U
3,
Buroy
I.
Portsnmuih
4,
Manrhf6'pr
C
t.
Hhftrtpld
vs.
Aston
Villa
(ppdl.
W
Brouiwlrli
4.
Bheffleld
W
a.
Pttlklon
II
Blrmliigliam
V
a.
West.
Ham
U
0.
Blaekburu
R
4.
Olrtham
A
0.
lil
iidlaeenl
In
Conference
To
End
BERLIN
The
Big
Tour
for
The
prime
minister
greeted
his
Italian
counterpart
In
FYeneh,
saying
Italy
i.s
'engaged
in
great,
common
undertaking
for
court
series
was
the
session
In
and
Western
Construction
Company
and
a
great
deal
of
the
pile
driving
part
of
the
project
was
carried
out
by
Skeena
River
I'tledilviitg
Compuny.
fill
have
a
counter-'
winch
will
allow
ihl
hjut
tide
varin-
eign
ministers,
frtill
wrangling
over
the
Austrian
peace
treaty.
I
the
happiness
and
welfare
not
I
only
of
our
two
countries
bill
j
for
the
whole
world."
I
I
-WEATHER-
Forecast
decided
today
to
end
their
con
ference
next
week.
:T-7
North
Coast
Region:
Northern
NATIONAL
CHESS
iGURNAMENT
Kitimat
Cagers
Arrive
For
Games
Here
Tonight
v
$f
-
1
DEATH
GAME
6Y
CABLE
half
clear
and
very
cold
today
and
Sunday.
Northerly
winds
20.
except
northeasterly
30
down
the
mainland
Inlets.
Southern
half
cloudy
with
snow
flurries
t:day
and
Sunday.
Light
northerly
winds.
Remaining
cold.
Iw
tonight
and
high
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy
28
and
38;
Sandsplt
and
Prince
Rupert,
20
and
30.
members
of
the
t-mn
arc
Marie
Blacklock,
Marilyn
MactXmald,
Marion
Viirfeldt.
Verdclla
Hall-
Brentford
2,
Hull
C
3.
Bristol
B
1.
Notts
CI.
Pcrhy
C
a,
Bverton
6.
,
Powastpr
B
0,
Bury
I
trwls
V
6,
Llncolu
O
H.
l.uion
T
0.
Stoke
O
1
Nottlngliam
F
4.
Pulham
t.
Plymouth
A
0.
Leicester
C
3.
tiwausea
T
0,
HotherUam
U
3.
MoiTinH
rrp
Seroiid
Hound
Albino
R
1,
Dmidee
1.
BerwIcK
R
S,
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1.
Beehin
c
2.
Hamilton
A
0.
'olds'resm
1,
Pal'h
B
10.
rnmder
H
0,
Aberdeen
8.
Kit
Ik
trie
vs.
Clte
(pjKi).
rYaKeprhnrgh
O.
Hearts
;l
Htt)enilan
7.
f'lvde
0
mii
n,
Sharon
Carlson
and
Bev
4
-
erly
Parkin.
A
group
of
Hooth
Memorial
High
School
.stmlenls.
acting,
prineipiil
.11.
II.
Davidson
and
ci
'tidies
Hon
Mart
wig
and
Sheila
I
Hicks,
were
on
hiiiul
this
morn-i
lug
when
the
Kitimat
High'
sctaiol
i;rl,s
and
boys
basketball
j
teams
arrived
by
Mcanicr
for
Imiluht's
I
wo
name
series
at
111"
Civic
Centre.
The
Kllimal
visitors,
about
SO
in
number
are
being
taken
on
WNi
'A
i"i'
'.if
y
Wrong
Way'
Jet
Pilot
Lands
Safely
in
St.
Louis
,
tt
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n-v
1
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i"
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U
's
1
srir"1
-
f
Morton
4.
Cowdenbeath
n.
Motiierweii
4,
tMiiitermlhir
A
3.
Peebles
R
1,
BueKle
T
1.
Wneeii
of
K
S.
r'orlar
A
0
nniera
i,
Kilmarnock
2.
M'lrlltig
A
vk
Arhrtwili
(ppdl.
iHrif
B
i.
Patrick
T
9.
Third
Lanark
7,
Devtron
V
2.
SCOTTISH
i.i.uni:
mvikion
a
Bt.
Mlrren
7.
Eaat
rive
I.
Pit
Mull
B
Dumbarton
v.
Ht.
Johnstone
tppdl
I'rlenilly
Mali'li
Stt'llhouseuiuir
&,
Allua
A
2.
a
tour
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
plant
this
afternoon
and
will
be
guests
of
Bo-Me-Hl
students
the
rest
of
the
day
Billots
have
been
urrunged
for
the
boys
and
girls
hv
parents
of
'incc
ItuX'r
students.
,
,,
Aiteomimnyln.'?
the
two
teams
are
teachers
V.
Bower
and
S.
R.
Kemp.
Tlie
Kitimat
boys
team
scheduled
to
take
on
a
combination
of
Inter
B
and
Junior
players
from
Bo-Me-Hl
is
composed
of
John
Cru.elle,
"captain;
Alan
Cruzello,
Don
Cruzellc,
Doug
Blacklock,
Bob
Fleming,
Garth
Hamilton,
Frank
Farrell,
Ray
Bower
and
Fred
Malby.
The
Kitimat
girls
team
which
will
meet
the
Bo-Me-Hl
Rain-birds
in
the
opener
is
captained
by
Elaine
Hokanson.
Other
ST.
LOUIS
W-An
RCAF
jet
plane,
on
a
routine
training
flight
between
two
Canadian
points,
breezed
Into
St.
Louis
Dy
mistake
Friday
night.
FO.
N.
L.
Harrison
of
Toronto,
who
was
"surprised
to
say
the
least,"
said
all
his
navigational
aids
had
gone
on
the
blink.
Harrison
.said
he
and
FO.
G.
G.
Macleod
of
Montreal
left
their
base
at
Portage
La
Prairie,
Man.,
Friday
for
North
Bay,
Out.
"I
began
to
suspect
something
was
wrong,"
Harrison
said,
because
we
picked
up
none
of
the
scheduled
check
points
e.n
the
radio."
This
was
shortly
before
St.
Louis
airport
ronlrol
tower
radio
oierator
Jerry
Moonier
heard
the
Canadian
plan
report
Itself
lost.
Monnlcr
put
the
Lambert-naval
air
station's
ground
control
approach
unit
on
the
alert
and
picked
up
the
jet
on
a
radio
directlonal-flnder
near
Springfield
In
southwest
Missouri.
;
The
ground
control
unit,
tracking
tlie
plane
on
Its
ra-darscope,
brought
pilot
Harrison
safely
Into
St.
Louis.
The
distance
between
the
two
points
In
Canada
was
estimated
at
about
900
miles,
roughly
the
same
distance
from
Portage
La
Prairie
to
St.
Louis.
..:
ZiJiiik.
IM.lisON,
Canada's
co-champion
of
chess,
is
shown
Royolty
Welcomed
CANBERRA
Reutersl
Queen
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
were
welcomed
today
by
the
greatest
number
of
people
ever
to
throng
the
streets
of
this
Australian
federal
capital
city.
They
will
Rpend
the
five
days
here.
The
Queen
will
open
the
new
session
of
Parliament
i
or
national
match
by
cable
with
the
Soviet
grand
f
Bondarevski.
The
Canadian
board,
with
timing
I
f1
''
was
set
up
at
the
International
Hobby
and
"
'm!"W
at
Toronto-
The
game
wps
played
eight
hours
"V;moves
to
be
made
hi
an
elapsed
"playing
time
of
SOME
PHOTOGRAPHER
thought
It
was
a
bit
unfair
for
the
rest
of
the
country
to
shiver
in
the
grip
of
winter
while
the
folks
in
Florida
enjoyed
the
sunshine
so
he
did
something
about
It..
He
brought
snow
to
Miami
Beach
by
means
of
Infrared
film,
which
makes
it
look
like
a
winter
scene
despite
the
people
In
swim
suits.
Snow
on
a
palm
tree?
Well,
seeing
Is
believing
or
is
It?
?'"Ucrsnn
tro,,
;
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.
.
.
.
.
.
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nisi,
move
to
BonoarevsKl
ana
usea
a
1
defence.