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Published
or
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Princt
Rupert,
tha
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XL11,
No.
las
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
21,
1953
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Three
Convicted
And
Three
Freed
Six
persons
charged
with,
participating'
in
an
unlawful
assembly
August
2
were
committed
today
by
Magistrate
W.
I).
Vance
to
stand
trial
in
the
first
higher
court
of
competent
jurisdiction.
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t
,
.
f
f.
:
The
case
against
a
seventh,
f
Anfield
and
police
officers
involved
on
developments
which
led
to
stoning
of
the
city
hall
in
the
early
morning
of
August
2
and
the
subsequent
dispersal
ilmon
Morrison,
was
dismissed
at
the
request
of
crown
counsel
.
W.
Brown,
QC.
Those
who
will
stand
trial
are
iarl
Batt,
John
McKenzie,
Grace
rxn,
Clayton
Jarvis,
Arnold
onasin
and
George
Flewln.
'he
defendants
were
released
of
the
crowd
by
tear-gar.
Of
AM)
CHILDREN
were
moved
out
of
da
igei
along
a
specially-protected
road
while
risand
fathers
remained
behind
to
figh
forest
fires
near
the
little
nor
thshorc
communi-Korrstville
and
Stc.
Tliere.se
de
Colombicr,
200
miles
cast
of
Quebec
City.
The
blazing
lire,
I
by
a
25-miIe-an-hour
wind,
swept
across
75
square
miles
of
rich
timberland
since
it
vie.
7.
Aerial
view
of
the
fire
shows
vill
ige
ol
Forestvlllc
and
airport
in
the
background,
i
n
liave
been
detained
In
connection
with
the
fires.
the
nine
originally
accused
of
being
members
of
unlawful
as-smbly,
Mike
Postuk
Rnd
James
Slack,
were
freed
of
charges,
In
addition
to
Morrison.
1
At
a
separate
trial
two
tcen-ige
girls
and
a
young
native
who
pleaded
guilty
were
given
,on
bail
of
$500
each,
with
the
j
exception
of
Mrs.
Green
for
I
whom
no
hail
was
raised.
J
In
asking
for
dismissal
of
the
I
case
against
Morrison,
the
pros-iecutor
said
evidence
against
the
j
accused
indicated
he
was
not
la
trouble
maker
but
simply
a
3
.
sin-month
suspended
sentences.
nvict
Killed,
Three
injured
-JJoug
Hogarth
and
Mrs.
Ray
represented
the
defendants,
with
the
exception
of
Morrison
ind
Mrs.
Green
who
had
no
counsel.
ildings
Burned
in
Prison
Riot
"drunken
person"
who
happened
to
become
involved
In
the
crowd.
His
innocence
was
supported
by
testimony
given
early
In
the
preliminary
hearing
by
Indian
superintendent
Frank
Anfield.
A
request
by
defence
counsel
K.
Wash.
AIi
Three
buildings
they
had
set
torch
to
troyed
'
.
n.gry
inmate
of
the
in
a
sudden
outbreak
of
frenzied
:
Then
several
hours
alter
(lie
'ii
state
reformatory
viclousness.
Guard
nnl.miinri
n..
n,.
,.,,ti....i,
..i
,
A
SQUARE-DANCE
TEAM
comprised
of
four
Army
helicopters
demonstrates
the
flexibility
of
the
"whlriybirds"
to
Fort
Sill
Okia.)
personnel.
Famed
as
air
transports
for
observers,
supplies,
and
wounded
in
Korea,
they
have
their
lighter
moments
when
the
music
of
the
Tennessee
Wagonners
inspires
them
to
do
some
dancing.
The
straw-hatted
Bell
helicopters
are
the
boy3
and
the
blanket-flapping
partners
are
the
girls.
niljlit
went
on
a
des-
walls
keeping
inmates
on
the
pnmn
nl
Ihn
mnn
im
ih
i,n
h.
1
Mn.
Willa
Rav
that
the
rase
Morocco
Calm
After
Switch
;ree
that
ended
hours
grounds
under
surveillance
all
ii'K',1
In
luf
.k
tiirr.inri,
ii,
a
r,
u
i
o
against
Klcwin
also
be
dismiss-
one
m;in
dead,
three
night.
f!ii;,',,l...
un,n
v
i
eri
was
refused
Mrs
Rav
main.
id
five
of
the
Instltu-:
The
rioters
struck
without
:
shoulder
atop
the
:)-root-high
'
talned
there
was
no
evidence
Hwling
buildings
des-
warning
during
the
evening
re-;
walls
and
aimed
with
riot
and
lhat
Flewin
was
a
ring-leader
"f'e
creation
period
One
group
took
,
tomrny-giins,
oM'ned
fire.
flf
the
unlawful
assembly
or
the
rioters
were
In
a
ever
one
of
the'
reformatory'
:
rmir
n.on
foil
n
....
,..,
that
he
was
taitincr
mrt
in
i
Local
Planes
Cover
3,000
Square
Miles
CASABLANCA,
North
Africa
(Reuters
i
Strong
police
forces
Da
trolled
Casablanca
todav
as
MC
uu,"s
on
me
wo
large
cell
blocks
and
the
tally
wounded.
Another.
Ktruek
In
reply,
Mr.
Brown
pointed
i
th
French
authorities
waited
In
Search
For
Lost
American
Aircraft
ricocheting
bullet
which
i
out
that
the
case
against
Mor-
i
tn
kp
the
rPKnl.
nf
thoir
He.
vi.t
iniuc
ui
uie
omer
ran
mrougn
me
grounds
by
a
seiung
nre
u
me
DuiKiings
sur-
;
passed
througn
his
head
right'
"son
and
two
others
was
dis-I
posing
Sultan
Sidl
Mohammed
:
rounding
Uie
recreation
area.
(behind
his
eyes,
lay
on
thessed
because
there
was
no
i
Thursday
and
banishing
him
an
Shah
;
evidence
they
were
there
In
i
to
Corsica.
More
than
3.000
square
miles
,
ed
today
that
an
official
of
the
have
been
covered
by
Prince
j
Condor
Petroleum
Company
of
Rupert
aircraft
in
the
search
,
Abilene,
Texas,
In
which-
Mr.
for
the
missing
twin-enRine
j
Hall
is
a
principal
owner,
toad
I
nitre
iiuuurcu
otiier
prisoners
ground
screaming:
;
took
no
part
In
the
uprising.
.
j
"Oh
God.
Knock
taking
part
in
the
hunt.
.
..
.
Information
Irom
Annette.
Island,
stated,
that
EtaJUll
hlyi-,
self
was
piloting
the
lost
plane.
When
tne
weather
cleared
me
out!,
anything
but
an
Innocent
ca-1,
But
Moroceo
Mme(f
calm
to-
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Guards
made
no
effort
to
stop
."Kneick
me
out!"
Dove
plane
carrying
Ellis
Hall,
f
arrived
to
spur
the
search,
his
family
and
a
New
Mexico
I
He
told
newsmen
that
he
was
rlOmf?
lllC
slolie"throwlnK'
bat-hurling,!
iXKtors
said
later
tie
would
be
not
apply
in
the
case
of
Flewin.
ligious
festival
of
Said
El
Kebir,
,,,,,,,,K
uii.u.
hit
nirfviT
nulla,
.
w
ieuis
v
sujiiiii
jr
mi
uie
which
marks
Abraham's
sacrl-
Ti
.
..
i
Monroe
volunteer
fire
depart-!
The
other
two
men
were
not!
accused
had
been
seen
circulate
j
flce
,,
Rcza
.,
1
Palile
,
,
ment
was
called
and
was
in
the
'
wounded
seriously.
jinR
among
the
crowd
that
night
I
Thmmtimit
the
nrntrtnratp
API
youth.
I
authorized
to
pay
any
amount
The
Hall
plane
hits
been
!
f
money
to
anyone
locating
missing
since
it
left
Annette
I
the
missing;
plane.
Island.
Alaska,
Monday
and
was
Earlier
this
week,
the
corn-
'"hummed
yesterday
four
aircraft
based
here
spent
most
of
the
remaining
daylight
hours
searching
the-peaks
and
woods
for
the
light
green
colored
craft.
i
Iran,
flew
homeward
walls
within
minutes.
But
before
ThPll
poij,
stlll
.tcd
,nvinR
j
ant
talking
to
various
groups.
ptous
Mosems
win
slaughter
they
could
start
work
they
were
i,,.,,
the
eell
block
and
imtji
the
,
Magistrate
Vance
declined
to
i
,
,,,
DnH
nw
hnm.
to
thP
a
royal
...jo,
welcome
.ciroine
In
in
ki.
-
k..
.
.
..
.
.
".,rti.mu-.
i
ho
"
.
reported
overdue
at
Smithers
j
pany
offered
a
$25,000
reward
new
sultan,
Moulah
Mohammed
ive
country
he
fled
five
"
11
"
grounas.
A
small
licavily-armea
""
"
-'
u
"vc
hurled
by
the
men
on
the
forcc
entered
the
cell
block.
They
i
The
committal
to
stand
trial
where
it
was
to
call
en
route
to
anyone
finding
the
missing
to
Bellingham,
Wash.
aircraft
and
also
offered
to
sup
From
Ketchikan
it
was
learn-
ply
free
gasoline
to
aircraft
him
in
his
land
of
-mar
and
oil
were
a
prounds.
were
greeted
with
a
barrage
of,
marked
the
end
of
a
hearing
Other
fire
equipment
arrived
:
debris
and
curses
but
Uiis
sub-
j
which
has
continued
through
hut
none
ever
got
inside
the
.sided
quickly
when
they
saw
the
the
week.
Evidence
was
given
Two
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
planes
piloted
by
Emerson
Wallace
and
Roy
Berryman
went
up
Portland
Inlet,
up
the
Naas
river
to
Dragon
lake,
to
Alice
Arm,
ier
loyal
to
the
mon-
lofliccrs
meant
business.
i
by
Mayor
Harold
Whalen,
Mr.
1'ilant
rruwrlx
fiirarinn
walls.
Ben
Arafa,
64,
uncle
of
Sldi
Mohammed.
;
The
new
sultan
will
lead
prayers
in
the
mosque
at
Marrakesh
instead
of
receiving
the
traditional
homage
at
the
sultan's
palace
at
Rabat.
It
was
at
Marrakesh
that
the
new
sultan
was
appointed
spiritual
leader
of
Moroccan
Moslems
last
week
by
pro-French
Pasha
El
Glaoul
of
Marrakesh.
'far-old
ruler
and
a
I
A"'t
no
explanation
for
(he
"i
prisoner
under
!
outbreak
could
lie
had
from
rd
sliukv
old
iStiuier.
One
guard
said,
however.
f
lohaninied
Mussadegh.
'
that
there
had
been
trouble
dur-
Reds
State
13
Canadians
To
Be
Repatriated
Tomorrow
Iranlan
colony
and
le-
j
tne
"ny-
IIe
woult
not
ex
nh
turned
Its
bark
on
.jP11"
further.
ariivnl
as
a
fuL'ltive
'
vol
vc
ii'.'knii:k
covering
Hstings
Arm
and
Observatory
Inlet
and
then
over
Ashlngton
range
and
up
the
Portland
Canal
to
the
edge
of
the
Cambria
snowfield.
J.
8,
Burns
and
Dick
Malcolm,
in
a
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club
Taylorcraft,
flew
eastward
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Work
Channel,
across
the
Skeena
river
and
covered
both
sides
of
Skeena
river
to
Terrace.
After
refueling
at
Lakelse
lake
they
went
north
to
the
east
side
of
Kltsumkalum
lake
and
covered
valleys
in
that
leader
of
the
opposition
to
Sidl
LITTLE
LEAGUE
PLAYOFFS
GET
UNDER
WAY
TONIGHT
Prince
Rupert
Little
League
baseball
association
playoffs
get
underway
tonight
at
Algoma
Park,
weather
permitting.
Scheduled
to
meet
in
the
first
game
of
a
best-of-three
series
are
the
King
Edward
Hawks
who
topped
the
league
play
and
second-place
Moose.
The
second
game
will
be
played
next
Wednesday,
August
26
and
the
final
game
on
August
28.
The
Little
Leaguers
will
rest
Monday
night,
after
Journeying
to
Inland
Sunday
for
a
doubleheader
with
the
Terrace
Juniors.
Most
of
the
Inmates
at
the
re-!
PANMUNJOM
O
The
Com-
dians
were
released
earlier.
At
an
u-year-old
Queen
'ie
out
in
force
in
r
..ff,iv
niunists
announced
totlav
.
that
'
the
start
of
the
exchance.
the
"'parturc
by
plane
nu
t.
.nrf
im.
i
13
Canadians
would
be
anioiiE
;
Reds
said
only
14
Canadians
,
jitit;i
niiu
iuuiu
iinjuij.i.u
,.11111-
.
.
...
Dials
are
kept
in
the
Washington
those
repatriated
in
Saturday's
i
would
be
repatriated
larlered
Royal
Durh
state
penitentiary.
-
,
exchance
ol
Korean
war
prison-
At
Vancouver
today,
Ptc.
Moiinwhiln
I
n
m
a
I
o
In
I
hp
r"ll
!
ei'S.
'
i
Thomas
E.
Rnthwell
of
Duiidas.
Mohammed.
Reports
from
all
over
Morocco
today
Indicated
little
opposition
to
Sldi
Mohammed's
disposal.
Support
for
the
pasha
reached
a
peak
Thursday
when
hundreds
of
Berber
tribesmen
converged
on
Rabat
Just
before
the
French
government
announced
its
decision.
Minn
and
his
party
r
Baghdad,
capital
of
ihlnrk
upk
learlnir
mi
nlumhinc.
The
statement
brinas
to
18
the'
Out.,
third
Canadian
prisoner
to
j
breaking
out
windows
and
des-
number
of
Canadians
the
Com-
j
be
released,
said
13
other
Cana-li
planned
to
lunch
troying
furnishings.
They,
too,
munists
have
either
released
or
i
dians
were
captured
with
him
afternoon
with
Iraq's
'howled
and
cursed
as
they
des-
'promised
to
return.
Three
Cana-
last
Oct.
23.
but
that
he
had
not
I
inn
r
w
seen
any
of
them
since
shortly
after
the
group
was
taken.
Roth-
f
'er
UKlay.
area
as
far
north
as
Lava
lake.
They
returned
by
the
Skeena
river.
Neeley
Moore
in
a
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Co.
plane,
covered
the
Skeena
river
from
Terrace
to
Woodcock
and
zigzagged
back
over
triangle
formed
by
Woodcock,
Terrace
and
Lava
lake.
He
worked
eastward
on
the
beam
into
Smithers,
re
"niya,
exhausted
and
:""fd
in
Rome
to
rest
VIP
$5
Won
By
K.C.
AM
'1
.1
well
arrived
in-
Canada
today
after
a
commercial
airlines
flight
trom
Tokyo.,
Rothwell's
statement
brought
to
22
the
tofal
number
of
Canadians
reported
captured
by
returning
prisoners
of
war.
In
today's
group
of
repatriates,
150
Americans,
largest
single
group
to
be
returned
to
freedom
thus
far
were
as
eager
as
young
K.
C.
Aird
of
308
Ninth
Ave
u
P9
Area
f
es
Listed
is
;1
turning
via
Kitwanga,
checking
Rocher
de
Boule
Mountain
and
the
Seven
Sisters.
nue
West
won
$5
in
this
week's
Dally
News
VIP
contest
when
he
Identified
Lord
Beaverbrook
from
clues
contained
in
last
Monday's
VIP
page
of
adver
r'iptions
have
been
Today,
weather
permitting.
tisements.
w,tikly
clsure5
the
'Partmcnt
announced
ena
River,
cia
f
sters
.
Thoy
shouted
and
danced
as
they
were
freed
with
300
South
QCA
is
scheduled
to
cruise
over
the
high
peaks
between
the
Skeena
and
the
Naas,
working
eastward
from
Prince
Rupert
His
.
entry,
however,
was
not
Koreans.
and
Rillnets
of
6'2
The
Americans
were
from
Camp
1
at
Chongsong
on
the
enclosed
on
a
salessllp
from
one
of
the
advertisers
so
Mr.
(or
Mrs.)
Aird
only
won
$5
out
of
a
possible
$13.65
Jackpot.
His
entry
was
the
first
correct
one
""1,,,naealn
Sunday
then
going
into
those
areas
not
yet
covered.
Doug
Hague
and
Dick
Malcolm
are
going
out
in
an
Aero
club
plane
to
scan
the
Yalu
river,
the
Red
stockade
for
iV
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No.
's
u
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j
incorrigibles"
who
actively
re
sisted
communism.
western
side
of
Kltsumkalum
"'eptum
of
Ogden
"d
the
nr.rii,n,.
The
Reds
were
"death
against
found
in
ten
letters
picked
at
random
from
the
mailbox.
The
fact
that
a
saleslip
was
not
included
boosts
next
week's
lake
and
work
southward
from
the
Skeena
river.
Neely
Moore,
with
the
CM&S
plane,
is
going
to
American
aviators"
said
Cpl.
Philip
E.
Rogers
of
Denver.
He
'waHV',ckeye
ns
u.
d'
The
remainder
said
one
navy
flier
from
the
U.S.
complete
a
survey
of
the
area
Jackpot
to
$22.30.
"'ve
thlswecir.?
aircraft
carrier
Leyte
was
stripped
to
a
light
shirt
and
summer
pants,
and
forced
to
remain
out-
between
Terrace
and
famtthcrs
mid
then
work
northward
into
the
still-unchecked
area.
Purse
seine
and
1
,aiua
18
closed
ide
In
25-below
zero
weather.
Another
repatriate
told
of
a
Clues
to
next
week's
VIP
will
be
found
in
Monday's
VIP
page
of
advertisements.
Deadline
is
II
a.m.
next
Friday
and
to
win
the
whole
jackpot
entries
must
be
mailed
with
saleslip
from
one
of
the
VIP
advertisers
for
the
current
week.
-laion
of
Whalo
mentally-Ill
American
soldier
-uer
canal
Bnin...
oueri
in
m,
...
...
h'
j
.V;.
v
the
areVS
Reach
and
Right
tied
to
a
tree
outside
the
hospital
at
Camp
1
and
left
there
until
he
died.
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Ha
uin...
..
..
.
RiTlwlm
Ex-Nazi
Target
Of
Rotten
Eggs
KIEL,
Germany
(Reuters
i
Strikers
Head
Back
to
Work
PARIS
(AP)
Thousands
of
striking
French
postal,
telegraph
and
telephone
workers
started
back
to
work
today.
The
trek
to
work
began
after
two
big
non-Communist
unions
the
Socialist
Workers'
Force
(FO)
and
the
Christian
Catholic
Labor
Federation
(CFTCt
reached
sn
agreement
early
today
with
Premier
Joseph
Lan-iel's
government.
)na
clmnnpi
.
la
Coola
area
Is
Hot
fir-KI
Dr.
Warner
Naumann,
one-time
assistant
of
Nazi
propaganda
minister
Goebbels,
was
greeted
Thursday
night
by
a
hail
of
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
Saturday
with
a
few
sunny
periods
in
the
afternoon.
Not
much
"hange
in
temperature.
Winds
light.
Low
tonight
and
high
Saturday
at
Port
Hardy
and
Sandsplt
S3
and
B2,
Prince
Rupert
53
and
65.
THE
SUN
WAS
SHINING,
so
Alex
Wozniak
decided
to
take
a
little
stroll
down
the
Thames!
The
33-year-old
Polish-born
draftsman
put
on'
his
"walking"
shoes
and
here
he
is
having
a
wonderful
time.
His
shoes
are
skis,
each
of
which
is
a
miniature
boat
with
a
keel.
Wozniak
pushes
himself
through
the
water
with
two
ski
poles
which
have
cork
Ooats
at
the
end.
He
plans
to
"walk"
the
English
Channel
in
the
near
future.
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ii
nnn
I
A
FAITHFl'L
COPY
of
the
striped
original,
recently-born
Margaret
stands
on
wobbly
legs
as
Mama
Spiffy
takes
her
for
an
airing
at
New
York's
Central
Park
Zoo.
The
baby
zebra
was
born
to
Spiffy
and
Frisky
last,
month.
rotten
eggs
and
tomatoes
as
he
stood
up
to
address
an
election
rally
here.
.
XI
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