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VOL.
XUI,
No.
131
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
SATURDAY,
JUNE
8.
1953
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Changes
Requested
By
Reds
in
Last
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Proposal
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Press
1
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and
Communist
nego
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HlKl'lUltl
I'HIKU
i
jUNCTON,
Pel.
f
the
largest
United
uunfl
seagoing
s
was
.sliced
in
two
today
in
a
collision
another
giant
oil
r
in
Delaware
Bay.
..cm
of
tho
86
crew
aboard
the
two
ships
tiatoriniet
in
tight
secrecy
for
l'J
minutes
today
as
mushrooming
reports
of
a
near
agreement
on
the
---'
"
i
ill
ll
key
issue
of
prisoner-exenange
ooisierea
nopes
iot
an
armistice
in
Korea.
There
was
no
official
hint
of
whul.
went
on
inside
the
confer
Canadians
Share
In
ence
hut,
but
an
authoritative
Ar
v..
.
ir
a
South
Korean
source
said
"no
new
proposal
was
marie
by
j
either
side."
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Cash
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KNOW
SUNDAY
Tho
,
Reds
asked
for
and
got
B;
Tl.if.
'janadlao
Ptjss
n
recess
unt
1
Sunday
mornin"
Four
Canadians
today
won
top
The
South
Korean
source
Indi
cated
without
elaboration
that
prize
money
as
Finza,
Sir
uor
don
Richards'
"wonder
horse,
i.Id
ill''
water
or
board-uts
and
wore
rescued,
.hips
ouirklv
burst
Info
,fvr
the
collision.
Rid
Cross
listed
Joseph
v.
45.
as
the
only
man
iifl
He
was
a
seaman
his
first
trip.
men
are
missing,
the
us
said.
m;
hi
it(
i:i.v
kiw
of
the.
tanker
Phoe-2
to
the
muddy
bottom
DHawarc
40
miles
south
iddphia.
.Still
flaming
at
he
ship
lay
a
blaekenpd
irr-'d
h'llk
a
few
yards
if
New
Jersey
shore,
g
few
years
old.
t!"
had
a
eapHrlty
of
0
callons
of
petroleum
,s
and
when
she
was
d
was
the
largest
In
the
ip-leneth
or
two
away.
l-ton
tanker
Pan
Mas-its
burned
flerrely.
Her
leek
had
sunk
almost
In
iter
level
and
her
keel
or
close
to
the
bottom.
MILLIONS
ships,
costing
several
dollars
each.
appeared
pmiross
might
be
made
then.
won
the
174th
running
of
the
nt.lier
observers
said
the
tinn
Epsom
Derby.
ed
Nations
command
probably
'"!(V.'
Tiid
winners
take
approxl
asked
tor
clarmcauon
oi
an
tnately
$140,000
each
and
are
hdiir-Tnncr
statement
read
on
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William
Robertson,
Mimlco,
ont.,
foundry
worker;
T.
S.
Fyfe,
To
Thursday
by
North
Korean
Gen.
Nam
II.
ronto
business
executive,
ana
NO
MAJOR
CHANGES
iThis
was
remirted
to
have
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ross
Lent
ol
Brampton,
Ont.
A
MUSTACHE
12
Inches
long
from
tip
to
tip
doesn't
hamper
Pipe
Major
Sardar
Khan
in
playing
the
bagpipes
upon
his
arrival
in
England
to
attend
the
coronation
of
Queen
Elizabeth
II.
He
is
a
member
of
the
Pakistan
contingent
of
service
representatives
and
is
in
the
1st
Punjab
Regiment.
been
a
counter-proposal
virtual
.:(
ly
paraphrasing
the
latest
uin
rflan
for
breakine
the
prison-
Egide
Labreque
of
St.
Marguerite,
Que.,
won
top
money
of
$46,000
in
the
Army
and
Navy
draw.
Three
others,
one
a
Vancouver
man,
won
on
second
and
A
'Gleaming
Queen
Smiles
exchange
deadlock,
last
major
liarr
er
to
Korean
peace.
Released
Prisoner
Scores
iThe
Reds
were
said
to
nave
third
place
horses,
the
Queen's
.UKuested
five
changes,
none
of
)l'EKN
ELIZABETH,
radiant
after
the
solemn
Coronation
ceremonies
in
Westminster
Abbey,
smiles
to
throngs
of
Londoners
on
her
ride
home
to
Buckingham
Palace.
On
Jier
head
she
wears
the
Imperial
state
crown
and
she
carries
the
Orb.
,
Drug
Traffic
in
Oakalla
Uiem
major.
'
....
foniulcte
wrecks.
Both
in
fells
nnrl
added
that
cells'
Aunole
ana
tne
rrencn.
coit,
Pink
Horse.
'
"
'At
"Epsom
Downs,
Pirrwi
won
by
four
lengths
before
a
crowd
of
250.000.
including
the
Queen
and
her
royal
party.
The
Queen's
Aureole
was
second
and
the
French
colt
Pink
Horse,
owned
bv
Prince
Said
VANCOUVER
(CP)
VamZ,
official
Tony
Poje
said
in
an
interview
here
Friday
that
the
Noblemen
Invade
Camp
Tenders,
Packers
Form
Life-Line
For
Small
Vessels
drug
traffic
continues
.at
Oak
mid
and
operated
by
the
il
Bulk
Company
of
New
collision
early
today
ap-to
have
resulted
from
a
In
signals
between
the
.ips
moving
in
opposite
ins.
survivors
said.
:
of
the
crew
members
d
shock,
burns
or
minor
alla
prison
farm
despite
Warden
Toussoun,
was
third
in
a
field
Hugh
Christie's
efforts
to
com
Clausen,
son.
sients
and
new
help
has,
to
be
hired
before
season
opening.
B.C.
Capital
and
dormitories
were
unsanitary
and
"terribly
overcrowded."
"I
was
told
they
brought
th
drugs
into
the
prison
in
three
ways.
They
are
tossed
over
the
fence
at
a
pre-arranged
-spot
and
picked
up
later
by
various
means.".
Poje
said.
"Prisoners
told
me
caches
sometimes
were
tied
under
cars
coming
in
unbeknown
to
guards.
A
third
way
was
that
incoming
prisoners
swallowed
quantities
of
capsules
and
retched
them
of
27
starters
in
the
mile-and-a-half
event.
Their
business
began
more
At
Snuadaree.
main
halibut
1
1
,
.
I.-
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t-
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than
30
years
ago
when
the
VICTORIA
h
Hundreds
of
tamp
operated
by
the
Clausens,
elder
Clausen,
who
operated
a
nobles
of
the
Mystic
Order
of
Jack
and
Shiela
McOannon
iook
larger
fishing
vessel
than
otner
bat
smuggling.
Poje,
33-year-old
president
of
the
Duncan
local
of
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America
(CIO-CCL),
was
recently
granted
Coronation
amnesty
after
spending
more
than
seven
weeks
in
Oakalla
on
a
contempt
of
court
charge
arising
out
ol
be
Shrine
have
started
to
pour
fishermen,
contracted
to
naui
I-
r.
l
inin
Victoria
Thursday
and
after
the
camp.
It
is
the
first
time
cither
has
been
connected
with
the
fishing
industry
but
their
catches
for
them
to
mar
110
MriKGS
thousands
more
are
expected.
Champion
Racquet
Man
Dead
at
60
ket.
ITlila
l
the.
second
of
two-pHrt
feature
ol
halibut
IlishUig
on
trio
wct
const
as
participated
In
by
small
vessels,
such
as
salmon
trollers
and
Klllnetters
which
have
lately
Invaded
a
fisheries
our
exclusively
operated
by
KIM-cotlly
desldiied
.and
larger
vesxeia.
In
UKluy
s
sury.
Dally
News
suit
writer
Larry
Stan-wood,
who
recently
visited
the
halibut
grounds
for
Boveral
days,
tells
iJ
the
people
who
make
halibut
fishing
by
small
vessels
eroomnlcally
ptllle
the
fish
collectors
and
camp
tenders
I
By
LARRY
STANWOOI)
uritiuiiit'
fish
camps
and
they
look
to
ti
right
away.
up
later."
ft.
renuires
a
lot
of
hard
work
Shrine
officials
nave
raiseo.
their
estimate
of
nobles
attend-iiid'
the
t.hree-dav
eolden
anni
Naturally,
the
fishermen
mu.st
oav
for
this
service
and
Clausen
union
picketing.
at
times
but
there
are
auiet
started
with
charging
a
few
versary
of
the
Gizeh
Temple
periods
as
well.
Biggest
job
is
"DISGRACEFUL"
-WEATHER-
Mnist
Pacific
air
blankets
the
tiere
from
3,000
to
4,00,
plus
an
for
Jack
who
weighs
in
an
ine
fish
eah
day,
packs
them
in
iep.
suoolies
fishermen
with
bait
Army
Men
Far
North
MONTON
(CP)
Thlrty-ws
of
polio
among
Can-Army
men
and
their
de
other
1,500
wives.
Commenting
on
what
he
termed
"disgraceful
conditions"
at
the
prison,
ne
told
reporters
he
saw
prisoners
taking
"fixes"
coast
of
British
Columbia
this
cents
a
fish.
Today,
the
Clausen
operation
includes
a
supply
house,
six
floating
camps,
and
two
packers,
managed
by
Elmer,
the
son
who
crew
un
in
the
Industry.
and
serves
the
fishermen
In
any
way
he
can.
HOLLYWOOD
0
Death
closed
the
career
of
the
greatest
tennis
player
of
them
all
Friday
William
T.
(Big
Bill)
TUden.
Tilden,
60,
was
found
dead
In
bed
by
his
apartment
house
manager.
Acting
fire
Capt.
O.
V.
Pratt,
heading
a
rescue
unit
that
reached
Tilden's
modest
speedy
puckers
there
would
be
Shriners
are
coming
from
jas
far
east
as
New
York
State
and
London,
Out.,
and
as
far
south
as
Texas.
The
city,
hardly
over
watching
its
mammoth
coronation
festivities,
will
watch
still
more
fes
After
a
good
days
rishlng.
he'll
weigh
in
up
to
60,000
or
nitio
halibut
fishing
by
small
morning,
causing
light
rain
or
drizzle
from
the
Queen
Charlottes
to
the
southern
limits
of
Vancouver
Island
and
the
lower
mainland.
The
cloud
cover
ex-ris
Into
the
southern
and
Preparation,
of
the
camps,
re-
Fireworks
vessels.
70.000
pounds
a
night.
Meanwhile.
Sheila
soils
groc
eries
and
other
needs
to
the
central
Interior
regions
of
the
apartment
at
7:45
p.m.
said
the
fishermen,
keeps
records
of
all
province.
former
worlds
champion
naa
heen
dead
about
three
hours,
Preclnitatioti
along
the
coast
the
fish
weighed
in
and
(
still
finds
time
rnough
to
look
after
vnune
Robbie,
their
young
son
Warehouse
Explodes
HOUSTON,
Texas
(CP)
Four
persons
were
killed
and
73
injured
when
a
warehouse
containing
more
than
40,000
pounds
and
that
all
indications
pointed
to
a
heart
attack.
nts
in
the
Yukon
were
mod
by
Western
Com-:
headquarters.
-l"r.
civilian
sources
had
i'd
75
cases
including
two
at
Whitehorse,
and
about
at
Dawson
City.
E
J
Young,
command
l
officer,
said
Home
par-rxistod
In
10
cases,
and
had
been
one
army
death
11
lte
Thursday.
tp
were
28
"abortive"
cases
'
'lth
elpht
cases
with
"
but
not
yet
diagnosed
as
is
expected
to
stop
during
the
forenoon
but
some
scattered
shower
activity
will
occur
along
not
yet
two
who
gets
an
early
Manaeer
of
the
apartment
said
education
in
B.C.'s
biggest
sin
tivities
Friday
and
Saturday.
The
men
who
are
dedicated
to
providing
hospitals
for
crippled
children
will
start
off
celebrations
with
a
pageant
and
dance
at
Memorial
Arena
Friday
evening.
More
than
1.000
uniformed
nobles
will
participate.
Today
there
will
be
a
flag
raising
ceremony
at
the
legislative
buildings
and
a
grand
imrnrie
nf
1.500
nobles,
uniformed
the
western
slopes
of
the
inter
gle
industry.
'
iSt
un
vj
""""""
"
The.
McClannons
will
stay
at
ior
mountains.
Present
indications
point
to
unsettled
weather
Squadaree
on
their
combined
of
Holiday
fireworks
expioaeo
over
the
week-end.
Tlldcn
was
planning
to
leave
Saturday
for
Cleveland
to
take
part
In
a
tournament
there.
TUden
had
been
active
as
a
player
and
instructor
and
only
last
week
attended
tennis
matches
at
Balboa,
Calif.
Fiie
Bill
was
nlcRed
as
No.
1
yesterday.
namaee
to
Alco
Fireworks
&
floating
store,
home
and
fishing
camp
until
after
the
salmon
trolling
is
over,
towards
the
end
of
September.
With
commissions
they
get
Specialty
Co.
warehouse
was
I
patrols
and
massed
bands
will
weave
through
the
city.
estimated
at
$3,000,000.
The
only
two
men
In
the
Kt.rtint.iirp
ran
nnt.sirie
as
soon
aS
ktors
Probe
At.
niirht
massed
bands
will
recast
t
Cloudy
today
and
Sunday.
Intermittent
light
rain
or
drizzle
during
the
forenoon,
a
few
showers
Sunday.
Little
change
ir
temperature.
Winds
southeast
21
in
exposed
areas
otherwise
light
Low
tonight
and
high
Sunda;
at
Port
Hardy
50
and
56;
Sand-spit
48
and
56;
Prince
Ruper
46
and
60.
from
their
sales
and
fish
collected,
and
their
salary,
they
a
spark
touched
off
a
blaze
that
play
in
Beacon
Hill
Park
and
the
Jen's
Health
day
will
close
with
tne
illustrious
preceded
the
explosion.
Most
of
the
iniured
were
in
will
have
made
the
better
part
of
a
year's
income
In
that
period.
tennis
player
of
half
a
century
In
a
poll
conducted
by
the
Associated
Press
three
years
ago.
He
dominated
the
game
In
the
20s
as
Babe
Ruth
dominated
baseball,
Bobby
Jones
golf,
and
Jack
Dempsey
boxing.
potentate's
reception.
nearbv
houses,
and
at
least
a
'MON
(CP)-IK-,tors
began
The
ceremonies
will
conclude
Onenlnii
day
of
the
halibut
dozen
homes
blazed
while
others
7
rs
Sunday
with
a
church
parade
dealing
the
condition
of
in
Foreign
Secretary
An-
season
is
a
big
day.
While
the
bigger
schooners
ride
at
anchor
I
were
damaged
slightly.
of
all
units.
'v
Eden
today,
a
few
hours
r
the
riinln,n
nH.l,mfl
VinfA
VbK
from
London.
He
Is
In
Squadaree
harbor,
the
smaller
vessels
are
clstered
around
the
camps,
tied
to
floats
and
to
each
other.
Fishermen
get
their
provisions,
their
bait
and
such
"in
from
a
gall
bladder
iiuon.
I
J
gear
as
may
have
been
over
4T
pis
Course
In
looked
before
heading
for
tne
camps.
The
Clausens
have
made
a
McOannon
who
manages
the
fish
Sheila
"NEXT
PLEASE,"
says
husband
Jack
takes
care
of
weighing
In
the
store
while
camp
flsherS
caf
's-
C'"Plete
st0ck
18
Ca'rled
by
C'aUS
kind
of
a
game
out
of
opening
day,
offering
a
silver
trophy
to
J!
ence
Needed
,)r-
Geoi-Rc
Nuckells,
of
i'
m
State
College,
feels
Wt
A
III
n
.
I
..!!
Squadaree
camp.
the
one-man
and
two-man
Doai
which
bring
in
the
largest
catch
pair
work
'and
outfitting
them
JiC
Zi"1
Mv,
the
first
day.
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e.uui;;nii
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add
a
course
In
sl-
Alone
with
the
tronhies
also
for
Die
grounos
is
a
uis
ju".
Each
camp
includes
comfortable
living
quarters
for
two
people,
two-way
radio,
light
plant,
a
comes
a
snecial
Diize.
This
com
petition
usually
points
out
the
"highliners"
among
the
fisher
Fish
coll'-cting
on
the
grounds
is
not
a
new
business.
On
this
const
It
began
in
the
salmon
fisheries,
and
catered
to
fishermen
who
wished
to
avoid
long
water'
hauls
from
the
fishing
grounds
to
markets.
Therefore,
a
similar
system
was
easily
adaptable
to
the
halibut
fisheries
when
the
sal-
fleharmon
decided
to
crack
menthose
who
can
reaiiy
cut
the
mustard
and
Droduce
fish.
fully
equipped
store
dispensing
all
tvpes
of
groceries,
meats,
clothing,
fishing
gear
and
sundries;
and
most
important,
fa
"
c
U
we
knew
how
to
our
mouths
shut
at
the
slit
lime,
savs
the
profess-i4
Wc'tl
spare
the
world
lots
1
Brief.
,
n,w
silent
way
to
reach
:'"'r
goal
is
through
Classi-,!Pd
as
in
The
Dally
News.
;'wly.
speedily.
Want
Ads
;
J(ur
renting,
selling,
buy-
'
'SUViliff
von
lifo
of
worrv
Winning
the
trophy
and
prize
cilities
for
weighing
in
nsn
anu
for
the
two-man
boat
this
year
was
the
Sea
Wav.
skippered
by
storing
them
in
ice.
The
camps
are
usually
oper-nt.a
hv
a
man-and-wife
team.
Tommy
Moran
who
landed
6,300
an
exclusive
field
and
augment
uounds
for
his
first
catch
The
one-man
boat
to
cash
In
their
income
from
toe
umu-wj.
of
this
areas
ODeratlng
one
.
vrA
.
J50rtnt
fish
collect-
soilADAREE
on
the
north
tip
of
Stephens
Island,
some
20
miles
Strait
flats
and
the
halibut
grounds.
The
two
camps
pictured
here
southwest
of'
Prince
Rupert
Is
the
main
site
for
fish
camps.
are
Clausen's,
left,
and
B.C.
Packers
Ltd.
IncidentaUy.
Squadaree
Sheltered
from
the
heavy
seas
so
small
boats
may
find
safe
an-
got
its
name
when
a
Norwegian
fisherman
couldn't
pronounce
chorage
the
site
Is
just
around
the
corner
from
the
open
Hecate
the
real
Indian
name
which
meant,
"smooth
water.
.
"id
trnnhioi
The
"steadies"
look
forward
to
the
five-month
stint
on
their
floating
home
each
year,
while
other
camp
operators
are
tran
(Continued
on
page
51
See
CAMP
TENDERS
.
r,or
an
ad-writer's
friend-?1P
Phone
748.
lareeai
imuch"
lng
and
camp
business
are
John
i
Clausen,
lamer.
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