1
8
Prince
Rupert
Dn'-Saturday,
February
20,
1954
1
V.
4
-
;
JAPANESE
BOAT
SEIIED
BY
SOUTH
KOREAN
(Qffi
TOKYO
ui-The
Japanese
foreign
office
ch
that
a
Japanese
patrol
boat
was
fired
upon
and311
South
Korean
Coast
Guard
vessel.
The
Incident
or'''t
of
Kojc.
former
prison
island
at
the
south
i
-7:.UIr',1
Whereabouts
Of
Tuna
Still
Mystery
peninsula
and
when
last
seen
the
Jm
.
...
....
,-..
,
tran
aj).
ww
iu
mr
uiicvuuii
ui
me
lorcign
office
;
h
-l;
r
Sundoy
at
Midnight
"DEVIL'S
PLAYGROUND"
IIUI'ALUNO
CASS1DY
"'Johnny
Holiday"
WILLIAM
BF.NDIX
and
HOAOY
CARMIClUn
MONDAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
,
,,
T.
WHEM
THE
SAVAGE
MIGHT
OF
THE
SOl)
HUNGRY
SIOUX
SUtu'
-
4
I
'
ill
a.
-;
:
.
n
7
li.iiiii
iT"m-
S.VOIT
1'ASSfcS
0VI.lt
SNOI'T
as
two
newly
ar
lved
antcatcrs
enjoy
supper
at
the-Vinccnivcs
oo
in
Paris.
No
ants
here
ju.st
fancy
soup
of
milk,
raw
eygi
and
meat.
They
were
given
to
the
Vincennes
Zoo
by
a
zoo
in
Antwerp,
Belgl
mi.
but
their
original
home
is
South
America.
v
.
a
mr-
mm
CHANGES
JOB
'.
Composer
Antonin
Dvorak
was
f
nes'livrl
to
be
a
butcher,
until
a
teacher
encouraged
his
14.
.nc
dtuaies.
Indian
Leaders
Preparing
For
Talks
With
St.
Laurent
V
NCOUVER
t
Skipper
Jack
Noble,
air
force
veteran
turned1
fiMiiuuian
and
his
120-pound
wife
arc
as
puzzled
as
otlv-r
expert
over
alsHpucarunre
.of
:
th-
n"
;
f'.-h
run
off
the
British
Columbia
coast.
..
iu
mice'
years
ago
the
highly-prized
tuna
kept
five
B.C.
canneries
in
operation.
Then,
the
next
year,
not
a
tuna
was
sighted,
ana
ihje
only
tuna
sold
here
since
have
been
caught
by
Canadian
boats
off
southern
California
or
came
in
roen
from
Japan.
i
'
Skipper
Noble
contracted
polio
on
a
mercy
flight
some
years
ago,
but
by
sheer
willpower
and
relentless
exercise
got
back
on
his
feet.
Five
years
ago
he
had
to
be
helped
aboard
his
fishing
ship
Lady
Royal,
but
he
has
never
looked
back
since.
1
Mrs.
Noble,
every
inch
a
sailor
and
fisherman,
has
hauled
in
300
fish,
the
biggest
36
pounds,
in
one
day.
protecting
her
hands
.with
foam-rubber
mitts.
She
takes
her
turn
at
steering
and
'
on
watch.
,
TRICKS
OF
TRADE
"
j
In
fishing
for
tuna,
they
said,
nn
ihe
eiiu
ol
an
unwetghed
Bu-i
foot
line'
Is
placed
a
double,'
barbless,
stainless
steel
hook
hidden
in
a
bundle
of
red
and
.
white
chicken
leathers,
or
per-
1
haps
a
rubber
squid.
Towed
at
five
or
six
knots,
the
lure
bounces
along
the
surface
until
the
tuna
strikes.
The
Lady
Royal
can
put
17
lines
out.
Excitement
causes
the
tuna's
temperature
to
rise
to
between
70
and
80
degrees.
If
iced
immediately
not
only
will
the
ice
melt
quickly
but
the
fish
will
split
up
the
back.
They
have
to
be
left
on
deck
under
wet
socks
for
two
hours
before
icing.
'
But
gone
are
the
good
days
when
vessels
like
the
Lady
Royal
made
$5,500
in
two
weeks.
Most
of
B.C.'s
100
tuna
boats
have
transferred
to
salmon
or
halibut.
"I
thirk."
:aid
Jack
Ni.lle,
"that
we'll
go
lor
a
little
cruise
down
the
coast
to
Venezuela
'
LoVi.LY
VAL
I'lllLLirs
gels
a
close
look
at
her
archery
target
as
she
tries
her
skill
with
bow
and
arrow
at
a
practice
range
in
Miami
Beach.
Val
is
right
on
target
when
it
comes
to
scoring
points
for
beauty.
.
'
'
Tasmanians
Re-Name
Cape
In
Honor
of
Queen
Elizabeth
HOB
ART,
Tasmania
9
Honor
dipped
overhead
in
salute,
for
Australia's
first
geographl-;
.
An
estimated
150,000
people.
M
BEnca
CALYrsO
CARNIVAL
tiFE
with
tor
Last
Times
Today
cal
reminder
of
the
current
royal
Canada
is
the
country
which
India
sought
hardest
to
enlist
in
the
role
of
intervener
with
the
U.S.
in
an
effort
to
slow
or
block
the
program
of
help
in
Pakistan's
armament.
Hindu
India
and
Moslem
Pakistan
have
long
disputed
on
many
issues,
particularly
the
fate
of
the
rich
Kashmir
area.
Canada
has
made
no
-
public
declaration
on
the
subject
beyond
the
prime
minister's
suggestion
that
India
and
Pakistan
should
follow
the
Canadian
U.S.
example
of
good,
neighborly
"KISS
ME
,
NEW
DELHI
CP
Indian
leaders,
impressed
by
the
six
whole
days
which
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
will
spend
in
their
country
longest
scheduled
stop
on
his
round-the-world
tour
prepared
today
to
talk
over
their
problems
with
the
Canadian
leader.
The
prime
minister
visited
Lahore,
in
Pakistan's
northwest
frontier
province,
today
aftei
arriving
Friday
at
Peshawar,
in
the
rugged
region
of
historic
Khyber
Pass.
He
is
due
to
arrive
in
this
Indian
Commonwealth
republic
at
noon
Sunday.
capito
laHp.m.
,
FAMofs
players
thhi
Continuous
Show
3
STEWART
GRANGER
"THE
WILD
NORTH"
h
1
Technicoio'
lnlewl
LXDS
TODAY
7:
-
9:
p.m.
some
of
whom
had
camjjed
out
at
vantage
points
all
night,
greeted
the
Queen
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
with
cheering
as
they
were
greeted
by
Governor
Sir
Ronald
Cross.
The
Queen,
dressed
in
a
taffeta
lavendar-grey
coat
with
long
sleeves,
a
olose-fitting
matching
hat
and
black
shoes,
received
a
civic
welcome
aitr
driving
through
the
decorated
streets.
visit
goes
to
Tasmania,
the
"apple
island"
off
the
Commonwealth's
southeast
coast.
As
the
royal
Gothic
rounded
Cape
Pillar
early
today
and
saiied
up
the
estuary
of
the
Dcr-
j
went
river
to
Hubart,
the
Tas-manian
government
announced
that
henceforth
it
will
be
called
Cape
Queen
Elizabeth.
The
cape,
known
to
mariners
"I
kept
trying
to
tell
him
that
truck
had
the
right-of-way!"
You
shouldn't
have
to
be
hit
by
a
truck
to
realize
the
value
of
1NSVRANCK.
Come
in
and
let
us
check
ALL
your
insurance
to
be
sure
you
are
fully
covered.
At
least
six
different
times
j
after
his
arrival
here,
the
Cana-
j
AHHIVr.S
TOMORROW
'
dian
leader
will
be
closeted
with
The
colorful
Nehru
heads
a
Prime
Minister
Nehru,
and
it
is
1
galaxy
of
officials
and
diplomats
a
general
guess
that
India's
op-
I
who
will
be
waiting,
tomorrow
position
to
the
proposed
United
;
when
the
RCAF's
C-5
transport
States
arms
aid
to
Pakistan,
the
j
carrying
the
Canadian
party
Moslem
state
bordering
India
j
lands
at
Palam.
New
Delhi's
which
was
made
a
separate
Do-
j
nearby
military
airfield.
GLENN
ANN
FORD;
SHERIDAN
Appointmnl
in
t
Ionium
ZACHARY
SCOTT
the
world
over
who
have
taken
their
ships
to
Hobart,
is
marked
by
its
l,0O0-foot-hlgh
cliffs
which
can
be
seen
for
miles.
The
royal
couple's
arrival
in
Hobart
today
coincided
with
the
150th
anniversary
of
the
founding
of
the
city.
The
Gothic
steamed
through
a
welcoming
minion
in
1!M7,
will
be
high
on
;
the
list
.-of
subjeeU
.
they
will
j
discuss.
:
'"
-
For
three
nights
the
two
prime
ministers
will
dine
together,
and
the
program
also
lists
three
other
formal
meetings
between
them,
and
come
back
fcr
the
fishing
season."
?rs
'.
swarm
of
yachts
and
small
craft
STARTS,
MONCk'
On
the
Same
Program:
'
"ROBERT
PRESTON
In
"
"The
Bride
Comei
To
Yellow
Sky"
TOTE
sNow!
lots
Ovrtrtfmcnl
not
publlitiei
of
diplsyfd
by
the
liquof
Control
Bord
Of
by
tne
Governintnt
of
British
Columbi
Hunt
For
Briton
Halted
in
Alaska
i
ANCHORAOP.
Alaska
4'
i'Ti
I
Search
for
a
British
Army
of
fi-!
cer,
last
person
still
missing
in
the
crash
of
a
United
States
Air
'
Force
C-47
northeast
of
here
Feb.
5,
has
been
suspended
temporarily,
Alaska
air
command
moored
along
the
Dcrwent.
while
a
squadron
of
Lincoln
bombers
Vote
Rejected
On
Deer
Wine
'
t
PENTICTON,
B.C.
(f
City
Council
Thursday
rejected
a
pro-
'
posal
for
a
plebiscite
on
the
sale
of
beer
and
wine
in
restaurants.
.
Mayor
Oscar
Matson
told
rep-
TWO
(OMI'I.KTK
SHOWINGS
at
1:W
ami
H
Ml
6,
A
T.'.
1
.
.--
when
Nehru
will
present
Asian
'
problems
as
India
views
them.
IUSY
sriir.ni'LE
Sight-seeing
and
tea-drinking
is
given
second
place
in
the
busy
schedule.
The
Canadian
leader
leaves
New
Delhi
Feb.
25
for
an
inspection
of
one
of
the
world's
wonders,
the
Taj
Mahal,
returning
the
same
night
for
a
formal
state
dinner
with
India's
president
Rojendra
Prasad.
Th
following
morning
he
will
be
off
again
to
Rombay.
thence
to
Madras,
south
India's
leading
citv.
for
a
meeting
with
chief
minister
Chakravarty
Rajago-palachari,
one
of
India's
most
colorful
political
figures.
-
-
-
Th"
nwim
docs
not
include
a
visit
to
riot-torn
Calcutta,
but
n
spokesman
here
said
the
de
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
What
Percentage
of
,
officials
said
today.
Still
unac-
resentatives
of
various
church
counted
for
among
the
18
who
groups
that
the
sale
of
wine
and
started
the
ill-fated
flight
is
Lt.-Col.
W.
West-Watson,
British
observer
stationed
at
Elinendorf
air
force
base.
Six
men
survived
the
crash.
beer
had
been
approved
In
two
plebiscites
held
in
1950
and
1952.
Nothing
has
occurred
since
then,
he
said,
to
indicate
that
voters
have
changed
their
minds.
.
Dollar
days
are
here
again
at
Wallace's.
Value-packed
specials
every
one
a
dollar
stretcher.
m
BARGAINS
GALORE
Throughout
the
Store
J
TOTAL
SALES
Should
Be
Spent
on
m
Advertising?
Pakistan
Ends
Strict
Security
South
Koreans
Frlitnr
cision
to
omit
Calcutta
and
spend
more
time
in
places
of
greater
interest
to
Canada
was
made
long
before
the
disorders
developed
there.
They
stemmed
from
a
teachers'
strike
which
began
about
two
weeks
ago.
MODERN
INTER-CITY
BUSES
FOR
SALE
Here
arc
the
figures
.
.
.
compiled
by
the
Bureau
of
Business
Research,
Harvard
University
for
Retailers:
.siwtwtv
taww
i
LAHORE,
Pakistan
(Reuters)
SEOUL
South
Korea's
de-
The
West
Punjab
provlwinj
fence
ministry
Friday
announced
government
today
announced
the
execution
of
a
South
Korean
immediate
withdrawal
of
ccn-newspaper
editor,
Chung
Kook'sorshlp
:
imposed
on
newspapers
Eun.
He
was
sentenced
to
death
after
disturbances
last
March,
by
a
military
court
on
charges
:
Censorship
had
been
Imposed
of
spying
for
the
Communists.
under
a
special
security
act
after
A
public
execution
had
been
!
20
persons
were
killed
in
riots
scheduled
for
last
month,
but
i
which
followsd
demonstrations
was
delayed.
The
execution
was
1
against
the
Ahmadiya
sect
.of
carried
out
in
secret.
'
Moslems.
'
.
IVm-nluce
Line
of
Kiisinrss
These
buses
were
manufactured
in
lfltli
by
Motor
Coach
Industries,
Ltd.,
in
Winnipeg,
Manitoba.
They
are
identified
as
lie
"r00
Series"
and
operated
on
main
line
service.
Modern
in
design
and
rear
engine
drive
powered
by
Internation
K.E.I).
450
engine,
five-speed
transmission,
air
brakes,
1100x20
tires,
immediate
,
delivery.
For
particulars
contact:
Western
Canadian
Greyhound
Lines
Colgory,
Alto.
Threatened
Tug
Towed
to
Safety
VANCOUVER
ff
The
tug
Gulf
,
Islander
was
towed
into
a
bay
off
Active
Pass
near
here
Thursday
after
her
crew
had
extinguished
a
small
fire
set
off
by
overheated
engines.
The
Islander
was
taken
in
tow
by
the
tug
Mary
Macken
and
anchored
in
sheltered
Clam
Bay
to
allow
her
engines
to
cool.
B.C.
Oil
Workers
Plan
Strike
Vote
VANCOUVER
it
Possibility
of
an
Industry-wide
strike
in
major
Who's
Being
BOSSY
I
said
Porker's
.
is
the
right
place
to
buy
a
used
car
3
flS
J
i
And
you
know,
we've
got
the
cream
of
the
ciopi
All
Grade
Al
oil
company
plants
here
drew
Auto
Accessories
Service
Stations
2.6
Electrical
;.
1.1
'
Florists
:
5.0
Drug
Stores
:..
2.5
Grocery
Stores
t
:
1-5
Jewelry
Stores
v
3.9
Men's
Clothing
....'....
3.8
Shoe
Stores
3.7
Department
Stores
4
3
Hardware
Stores
1-4
Beauty
Shops
5.3
furniture
Stores
7.0
Building
Materials
'
0
Luxury
Class
(Gifts,
etc.)
;!
'.
8.7
Women's
Apparel
3.9
Cleaners
3.5
,
NOW
is
the
time
to
concentrate
you'
ADVERTISING
in
closer
Thursday
with
an
an-
nouncement
that
oil
.workers
at
i
the
Imperial
Oil,
Limited,
loco
,
refinery
will
hold
a
strike
vote
!
next
Wednesday.
1953
FORD
Custom
Sedan
Custom
heater.
Tinted
glass.
-
Only
7000
miles.
A
buy
for
2475
1!3S
I'OltD
Pickup
Custom
heater.
Only
2800
miles.
Ju.st
like
new.
1919
FOUD
Custom
Sedan
Custom
radio,
heater.
Sun
visor.
In
immaculate
grey.
Only
1
275
19.rJ
ItOiK.i:
Urgent
Tudor
Custom
hca'er.
Two-tone
paint.
Very
low
mileage.
A.
bargain
for
g5Q
2250
YOUR
FORD-MONARCH
DEAI.KK
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
New
address:
303
?rd
Ave.
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OK
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SKRV1CE"
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l
,
w
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Practical,
Beautiful
Chrome
Cooi
COOEY
PRINCE
FILM
CLUB
RUPERT
Order
of
Business:
BLACK
NARCISSUS
Trim
PA
.
.
.
In
a
DINETTE
that
is
made
to
last
for
years.
In
a
choice
of
colors,
and
the
roomy
table
is
staiuproof
and
$f"7f
CA
will
seat
six
comfortably
Sale
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at,
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