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Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
DAILY
DELIVERY
I
VOL.
VLII,
No.
69
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MARCH
23,
1953
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
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Rocked
by
Blast
bpeclnl
to
Tue
Daily
Kewi
KETCHIKAN
A
three-year-old
boy
is
in
critical
condition
in
hospital
here
from
burns
suf
.
in
y
surveyors
Army
Survey
ru-nt
in
Ottawa
-
fered
in
an
explosion
about
11
a.m.
on
a
50-foot
troller
,
:irri;inntf
lor
i
urvcys
they
will
-uimner
through
:ll-uiimaipeil
rc-
when
the
fishing
boat
was
taking
on
gas
at
the
Standard
oil
docks.
-
'
'
r
t
I
.
ir,'.
n
Omit'la,
RCAF
Mercy
Mission
which
will
Uikf
th-,,
will
tic
In
tf
Y
s
aerial
mapping
iX
A
M(
K
ESKIMO
W
AITS
U)
be
flown
from
the
Isolated
village
of
Nain
on
the
cast
roast
of
Labrador
U
the
KCAP
hospital
at
Goone
Bay.
The
RCAF
received
a
call
for
an
emergency
mercy
fhKhl
from
the
village
and
sent
a
plane.
FO.
Don
Benkie
of
Edmonton
stands
with
relatives
of
the
sick
man
before
he
Is
taken
aboard
the
plane.
v..
Eric
Jordan,
his
sister
Karen,
and
their
mother,
were
on
the
boat
when
the
explosion
rocked
the
waterfront.
The
girl
escaped
injury
and
the
mother,
who
was
blown
Into
the
bay
by
the
blast,
was
re-leaid
after
shock
treatment.
The
burning
vessel,
Nohusit,
was
cut
loose
from
the
floats
by
quick
action
of
oil
dock
attendants,
possibly
averting
another
a
program
begun
,z,,
The
army
men
(I
urk
They
will
lor
various
section
!:y
aixiiit
mid-May
I
,
I
he
f.lll
I
Premier
Gives
Hint
Of
Election
By
The
Ctnxilan
Preae
VANCOUVER
Pre-mier
W.
A.
C.
Bennett
Saturday
night
gave
a
strong
hint
to
newspapermen
honoring
him
as
British
Columbian
of
The
Year
that
a
provincial
British
Aviation
Industry
Drive
Backed
by
Government
i
disastrous
fire
such
as
practically
I
wiped
out
the
marine
oU
station
t
last
fall.
THE
Dl'KE
OF
EDINBCRGH,
wearing
the
uniform
of
a
field
marshal
in
public
for
the
first
time,
chats
with
LCpl.
Mtfrphy
of
Trenton,
Ont,
at
the
Canadian
soldiers'
mess
hall
at
Hannover,
Germany.
The
Duke
latea
reviewed
the
27th
Canadian
Infantry
Brigade,
stationed
at
Hannover.
rnpli-ri.
and
pack
plun
I"
penetrate
r
n.'t.t
inaccessible
Hie
t'ji:adian
fur
hul'
!
by
fa
pi.
W.
ii
h
"Hirer
attached
i
uiiit,
will
survey
li-inl!e.s
Valley"
of
R.vcr
in
the
North-
LONDON
CPl
The
BriUsh
ture
the
world
export
markets,
the
Industry,
caire
in
separate
thefhhMt
an
oil
tenkpr
w
aviation
industry
has
been
given
;
in
the
field
of
Jet
aircraft.
i
statements
by
Uie
air
minister.!
unI'rt,"""f,
tiie
green
Until
by
the
Churchill
Assuranw
of
government
fin-.Lord
De
L
Isle
and
Dudley
and!..
,h.
fime
J
,h
vn,"n
government
to
proccvd
all-out
in
ancial
backing
In
consolidating
Lord
Mancroft.
spokesmen
Iorj
while
a
50-mile-an-hour
wind
it
frre-roterprb.r
drive
to
rap--the
lead
already
established
by
the
ministry
of
supply.
.fanned
the
crackling
flames.
Precise
nature
of
the
aid
was
Chicago
Win
Keeps
Leafs
Out
of
Finals
It
was
not
immediately
known
how
the
fire
started.
The
troller.
converted
from
a
not
disclosed.
But
Lord
Mancroft
made
it
clear
there
wac
DOG
LOST
OFF
FISH
BOAT
SWIMS
SAFELY
TO
SHORE
no
question
of
waiting
for
or
U.S.
Coast
Guard
cutter,
burned
j
ders
or
manufacturers
holding
!
Itself
out
in
the
harbor,
a
total
:
back
for
financial
reasons
when
!
loss.
will
be
assisted
by
TW.'ie
lf
PugWash.
f
S
Miller,
Hull-;iy
um
a
lih-vc
alKHit
the
valley.
third
year
mem-Survey
Eslabltsh-'i:fc''i
along
the
general
election
can
be
expected
soon.
The
leader
of
the
minority
Social
Credit
Government
gave
Howe
entered
the!
contest
at
Detroit
with
49,
and
Richard
For
the
second
time
in
its
29
years
with
the
National
Hockey
League
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
failed
to
make
the
Stanley
Cup
playoffs.
.
they
wanted
to
go
into
a
foreign
I
Owner
of
the
ill-fated
vessel
is
:
market.
j
Wtlhelm
Jordan,
former
member
the
hint
after
being
named
win
himself
was
on
the
ice
for
Montreal
Canadiens
to
try
and
protect
his
record.
And
the
record
was
protected.
OSLO
0
An
fighl-monthH-old
dug
lost
overboard
from
a
fi.ihing
boat
on
the
Lofoten
Banks
In
north
Norway
swum
safely
ashore
through
rough
seas.
The
fisherman
who
found
the
dog
awaiting
him
at
home
estimated,
it
had
been
in
the
water
luur
hours.
ner
of
the
award
at
the
annual
Toronto,
plagued
with
injuries
to
key
players
through
most
of
ixiru
ur
LiAie
ana
uuuiry
i
vs
v
w-
kimw,
whu
"
hoped
the
new
sales
drive
would
'
Purchased
Uie
Nohusit
last
fall
i
bixist
aircraft
exports
from
the
;
,or
commercial
fishing.
He
was
43.000,000
ltgure
for
last
year
to.
W
dock
during
the
explosion.
ai
ir.,i
rm
rum
nun
in
10.-.1
17
Last
October,
a
i
125.000
fire
Suds-N-Skits
show
of
the
B.C.
Newsmen's
Club.
they
nurse
no
fears
(heir
hciii.i.
Legend
i
!
iilrt.'f
t
everyone
j
ti-r
the-
valley
was'1
i.d
derapitati'd.
f
Mr.
Bennett
said
getting
the
The
brilliant
Red
Wing
only
had
one
scoring
chance
in
the
1-1
tie
game
and
goalie
Gerry
McNeil
kept
him
out.
bi
lieved
thai
wtUiin
10
vears
ex-ilm0!
'P
Standard
OU
awara.was
a
great
nonur
duv
I
he
hadn't
made
a
speech
for
Ottawa
Should
Assume
Cost
.j?
..rhuium
of
Vnnruu-
the
season,
fought
right
to
the
wire
winning
Saturday
night's
game
against
New
York
with
a
5-0
shutout
and
then
beating
Boston
on
Boston's
home
ice
with
a
score
of
3-1
on
Sunday
night.
I
!
ports
might
rise
to
some
200.-:
-
holdings
here.
j
000,000.
j
seven
weeks
and
he
wasnt
go
ing
to
start
now.
t
J
A
MrArthur.
mil
a
hellcopUr
survey
in
the
Great
.
'.n'
t
of
the
North-
Then
he
added:
"But
it
won't
be
long
before
many
speeches
"Here
1
a
wonderful
oppor-f
tunlty."
he
said.
'
Here
we
see
an1
jnOWStOiTnS
industry
forging
ahead
and1
Power
Expert
Due
Today
For
Meanwhile
Detroit
Red
Wings
Of
Unemployment
in
Canada
j
OTTAWA
Measures
for.be
kept
under
ronnUnt
review
mstimf
iinfiitilivmirt
vr
Rnpfit
rm
vmentjt
should
be
ftd-
are
made
throughout
the
and
Montreal
Canadiens
battled
to
a
1-1
tie
Sunday
night
in
bringing
Immense
credits
to
our
prestige
and
our
purses.
Nobody
rly
.survey
to
be
Detroit.
army
n.en
this
year
propwed
by
the
Canadian
Wei-
5
Justed
to
the
cost
of
living;
cov-
!
cn
say
we
are
down
and
out
Isolate
Prairies
Chicago,
for
the,
first
time
in
!
in
(he
Au-hihlk
'
the
Yukon
Territor-
fare
Council
In
a
brief
presented
i
erage
should
be
extended
to
as
'"
"
'c
""H...S
vuc
-u.
to
the
cabinet.
years,
remained
in
the
playoff
schedule
by
beating
New
York
many
as
possible,
ana
suppie-i"'
"-
'"';
also
put
imentary
benefits
should
be
glv-
recognizes
the
opportunity
and
In
the
submission.
(iin-rti-ft
hw
Rut
:
Sunday
night
with
a
3-1
win.
en
when
necessary.
'
"
l".
la,
"
"
WINNIPEG
(CPU-Large
areas
Rehabilitation
programs
programs
for
I
llrmlv
11
Pof,lDy
can-
I
of
northern
Manitoba
were
mar-
Gordie
Howe,
star
right
wing
Cui'iham
of
Ottawa
'l"fore
P'ovln'1
KovemmenU.
sKt
R
l
St
ioul,'
j
the
rounrll
said
the
federal
govts
ernment
should
assume
finan-wouvcr
ai.d
Snr
W
q
BC
The'clal
responsibility
for
unemployed
He
warned,
however,
that
the
:
ooned
during
the
weekend
as
a
er
of
Detroit
Red
Wings,
aim-,
ing
to
set
a
new
scoring
record
for
the
most
goals
in
a
single
industry
would
have
to
get
on;
spring
snowstorm,
sweeping
with
the
Job
in
the
shortest
pos-
j
across
the
prairies,
centred
over
slble
time
as
it
had
a
powerful
j
Lake
Winnipeg.
twek
and
sadrllK
'v
season
failed
In
his
attempt
to
beat
Maurice
Richard's
50
goals
both
disabled
and
able-bodied
persons
should
be
further
developed.
The
council
suggested
a
formula
for
federal-provincial
payments.
There
would
be
a
basic
payment
from
the
national
treas
ill
Mx
r.d
approxt-!
tnRt
the
Provllu"cs
ahould
ad-
Council
Meet
M.
A.
Thomas,
electrical
engineer
consultant
retained
by
the
city
to
evaluate
Prince
Rupert's
power
problem
is
scheduled
to
arrive
by
plane
today
to
attend
tonight's
council
meeting.
Mr.
Thomas'
report,
which
recommends
against
signing
a
long-term
agreement
with
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.,
will
be
discussed
by
aldermen
tonight.
Whether
the
city
will
invite
the
B.C.
Power
Commission
to
supply
future
power
here,
or
whether
a
new
agreement
will
be
signed
with
the
power
company
may
be
decided
after
hearing
of
ana
rcsourceiui
compeuior
m,
A
fnnl
-
mrir
nf
wpt
snn,
f
ninnths
In
the
wtl-
1
"1llslpr
uc"
in
50
games
set
in
the
1945-46
the
United
States.
!
The
federal
unemployment
season.
Lord
Pakenham,
former
-So
The
Detroit
Red
Wings,
lead
Ship
to
Load
Pulp
Here
For
France
Deep-sea
snipping
from
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
will
get
another
'boost
early
next
month
when
500
tons
of
pulp
will
be
loaded
here
for
France.
The
first
water
shipment
of
the
pulp
manufactured
by
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Ltd.
was
announced
today
by
W.
C.
R.
Jones,
mill
manager.
The
high
alpha
product
will
go
into
manufacture
of
celanese
acetate
silk.
Ship
which
will
load
the
pulp
cargo
is
the
S3
Mongolia,
operated
by
the
East
Asiatic
Co.
Ltd.
She
will
also
take
on
a
part
cargo
of
"grain
while
here.
A
sister
ship,
the
Manchuria,
loaded
grain
here
last
June.
cialist
minister
of
civil
aviation,!
said
much
effort
would
be
need-i
ed
to
"collar"
the
aircraft
cxt
was
dumped
in
the
north,
blocked
highways,
severed
communications
and
drifts
up
to
eight
feet
were
left
In
Its
wake.
Twelve
thousand
residents
of
Flin
Flon,
in
northwestern
Manitoba
were
left
with
plugged
'!'
will
ie
rarried
;
Insurance
Act
covers
most
work-
;
-
watte
red
areas
In-
i
but
some
categories
are
not
j
nr.;
North
!
Included.
.
Siiult
8t.
!
The
rouni
il
report,
based
on
a
Shawviiir,
Que.;
!
two-year
study,
said
help
for
un-iirt
;i
df
northern
employed
persons
able
to
work
n
i'ia.
at
Bennett
:
should
be
planned
for
In
advance
;l
111
the
licit
ton
of
abnormal
unemnloyment
port
market.
ury
to
the
provinces
based
on
a
percentage
of
the
cost
of
administering
an
assistance
plan
provincial
and
municipally.
Variable
payments
would
be
the
federal
government's
share
of
providing
for
the
employable
unemployed,
the
amount
being
determined
from
time
to
time.
He
suggested
llvcrc
would
be
widespread
demand
"for
drastic
and
revolutionary
solutions"
If
a
4
'
Hi
northern
Hrllluh
!
iw.rl.wl.
more
effective
form
of
owner
j
Also,
It
said,
Uie
federal
gov
ship
between
state
and
Industry
is
not
discovered
within
the
the
report.
City
Clerk
W.
R.
Long,
after
attending
a
week's
course
in
civil
defence
In
Ottawa,
also
is
scheduled
to
return
on
today's
plane.
ing
the
league
through
most
of
the
season
clinched
first
place
early
this
month
with
Montreal
a
distant
second.
Boston
Bruins
took
over
third
place
with
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
taking
the
fourth
and
last
playoff
berth.
In
the
semi-finals
starting
this
week
Detroit
and
Boston
play
off
with
Montreal
and
Cm-cage
battling
together.
Chicago's
victory
broke
the
hearts
of
Toronto
Maple
Leafs,
who
climaxed
a
down-to-the-wire
stretch
drive.
The
win
kept
them
two
points
ahead
of
the
Leafs,
and
cut
the
men
of
Conn
Smythe
ou
of
Stanley
Cup
playoff
picture.
streets
after
what
some
old-timers
described
as
the
worst
storm
in
the
town's
history.
Telegraph
service
was
cut
for
24
hours.
'
In
Melfort.
Sask.,
taxi
companies
rolled
cars
Into
garages
and
tried
to
do
business
with
horse-drawn
sleighs.
Telephone
switchboards
at
Swift
Current,
Sask.,
were
next
year
and
the
fleeting
export
iacehorses
opportunity
is
missed.
The
air
minister
said
"it
Fire
ernment
should
try
to
reduce
the
risk
of
unemployment
as
much
(is
x.ville
by
"full
Implementation"
of
the
policy
of
maintaining
a
high
level
cf
employment.
The
provinces,
said
the
council,
should
(levelup
adequate
relief
services
by
helping
pay
for
'
K
ft
-
At
n
Ships
In
port
today
are
the
'"'"'d
to
death
In
11
with
calls
of
stranded
swamped
Co.
Frank
Waterhouse
freighter
Last
Barley
Being
loaded
Final
shipment
of
barley
from
Prince
Rupert
elevator
before
the
arrival
of
wheat
here
Is
now
being
loaded
aboard
the
Lake
Kootenay.
.
Loading,
however,
is
slow
as
the
elevator
Is
empty
and
grain
J
H'h
levelled
a
barn
Chilllwack,
the
Island
Prince
and
Jailbreak
Fatal
To
3
Prisoners
FORT
WORTH,
Tex.
O
Three
prisoners
diedTiere
Sunday
in
a
tives.
would
be
fully
to
threaten
nationalization-
of
an
industry
which
is
performing
so
great
a
task."
Cub
Pack
Here
Wins
Award
For
2nd
Year
Alaska
Prince
of
Northland
Navigation
Co.
Ltd.,
and
the
U.S.
Coast
Guard
cutter
White
Holly
which
entered
drydock
at
the
Jamaica
race
"Pt
the
blaw
from
1
"Uier
barns
housing
"nmuhtireds
getting
!lw
track's
April
1
administration
costs
and
also
;
assuming
most
of
the
additional
,
cost
of
public
assistance
In
periods
of
severe
unemployment.
I
The
council
said
the
Unem-!
Chinese
Hit
Prince
Albert
radio
station
broadcast
stranded
farmers'
messages
'
to
neighbors
asking
them
to
milk
their
cows.
Most
buses
kept
operating
but
some
were
as
much
as
14
hours
behind
schedule.
Some
airline
flights
were
can
uni-.
..lrA
l
ml
u
fr-ftm
run;
iploymcnt
Insurance
Act
should
;
Rn(J
tnpn
,a(rd
aboard
Alert
Parson
TWICKENHAM,
England
CP
Rev.
J.
II.
Charles
rented
the
forecourt
of
his
church
for
car
celled.
Temperatures
ranged
be
tying
Parking
Problem
brief
struggle
to
break
out
of
Tarrant
County
JaiL
"Were
going
for
blood
and
death,"
announced
Bobby
Bakar,
13-year-old
self
-chosen
leader
of
seven
desperate
convicts
as
they
fled
their
cells.
Minutes
later
he
and
two
others
were
fatally
shct
.rd
a
fourth
seriously
wounded
by,
a
73-year-old
guard
who
emptied
two
pistols
into
them.
v
tween
zero
and
freezing.
All
the
freighter.
Completion
or
the
Job
is
scheduled
for
March
2B.
Thirty-nine
cars
of
barley
arrived
Uxlay,
another
88
are
on
the
way
as
well
as
an
initial
shipment
of
No.
5
wheat
from
The
Second
Prince
Rupert
Cub
Pack
1
Conrad)
has
won
its
Old
Daldy'
SEOUL
iO
A
Chinese
assault
by
up
to
3,500
men
hit
allied
positions
around
Old
Baldy,
on
the
western
front
early
Tuesday.
It
was
by
far
the
heaviest
Korean
fighting
of
the
year.
Fighting
was
still
raging
at
last
report
railway
main
lines
were
kepU
narking
at
five
shillings
a
car
second
consecutive
Plan
Achieve
open.
to
fans
attending
a
rugby
International
match
In
the
district
While
snowstorms
did
not
9
Studied
in
Sm
it
hers
i
"
1""
""""
N
,
parking
was
ruled
out
lM-cuti.se
of
V''
-The
V
ill
1
accident
hazard.
strike
In
B.C.,
northern
lights
Proceeds
of
15
went
to
his
club
played
havoc
with
telegraphic
for
boys.
communications
in
some
sec-t
Edmonton.
The
Lake
Kootenay
Is
the
sixth
and
last
of
the
Lake,
vessels
on
the
west
roast
to
arrive
here
and
Is
headed
for
Korea
with
her
cargo.
&
"in-
1
.
...
A
vote
of
the
village's
annual
tlons
and
for
a
time
today
Prince
Rupert
was
cut
off
from
the
outside
world.
grant
of
$350
In
support
of
Bulk-
Discrimination
Against
Pipe
Smokers
Claimed
by
B.C.
MP
"
'
'kmc
ro-opera-J
,",1"l
of
Main
street
f
"'li.-hnienu
to
help
1.
""'basing
parking
1"
'"ndit
is
of
."""','m
Saturdays
ment
Award
and
members
assured
Scout
Commissioner
F.
E.
Anfleld
at
the
presentation
that
the
Pack
would
strive
for
similar
honors
this
year.
Commissioner
Anfleld
fastened
the
colorful
red
crest
to
the
top
right
corner
of
the
pack
flag
as
56
cubs
snapped
smartly
to
attention.
The
1953
award
will
be
no
easy
task,
however,
the
pack
was
told.
Both
previous
awards
were
made
for
accomplishments
set
out
by
the
pack.
This
year,
aims
are
laid
down
by
Canadian
headquarters
at
Ottawa.
To
qualify,
the
pack
must
meet
the
following
requirements:
Hold
25
per
cent
of
Its
meetings
out-of-doors;
a
pack
ramble
Guards
Quell
Prison
Riot
r
i
uiMrict
farm-
I"
all-t;
ley
Valley
District
Hospital
was
made.
Overcrowding
of
the
existing
facilities
was
discussed
and
possibilities
of
early
decision
for
a
new
wing
was
mentioned.
Offer
to
purchase
site
of
Smlth-ers
municipal
hall
was
temporarily
shelved.
The
40-year-old
building
is
used
as
a
general
meeting
place
by
several
local
organisations
and
Die
commission.
Consideration
will
be
given
plans
for
erection
of
a
new
building
in
event
derision
is
made
to
sell
at
some
future
date.
y
parking
In
fc
"
''vs
of
business.
Mr.
Lesage
said
a
pack
of
2
cigarettes
without
provincl.v
taxes,
now
sells
for
33
cents.
Mori
than
half
that
amount,
approximately
18
cents,
represents
federal
levies.
The
total
federal
tax
on
4
cents
worth
of
fine-cut
tobacci
an
eighth
of
a
pound
am
ounted
to
only
14
cents,
less
thai
a
third
of
the
cost.
provided
for
four-cent
reduction
In
the
duty
on
cigarettes.
But
there
was
no
change
In
the
tax
levied
on
pipe
smokers
and
those
who
roll
their
own
cigarettes.
Jean
Lesage
parliamentary
assistant
to
Finance
Minister
Abbott,
said
that
as
a
pipe
smoker
he
could
sympathize
with
Mr.
T
"ea
to
park
else-
'omnir..i
.
.
.
YONCHO
ISLAND,
Korea
if
United
Nations
guards
quelled
a
threatening
riot
by
nearly
4,000
screaming
Communist
Korean
officer
nrlsoners
Thursday,
UN
-WEATHER-
Synopsis
A
Pacific
storm
moving
in
towards
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Is
causing
gale
winds
In
exposed
coastal
waters.
The
gales
will
decrease
slowly
late
tonight
as
the
low
pressure
area
moves
northward
Into
the
Gulf
of
Alaska.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region:
Gale
warning
In
effect
Low
tonight
and
high
Tuesday
at
Port
Hardy
38
and
50;
Sand-spit
38
and
48;
Prince
Rupert
35
and
46.
loners
oeelrl.
OTTAWA
(CP)
A
pipe-smoking
member
of
the
Commons
was
told
that
the
government
had
not
discriminated
against
him
In
Its
1953-54
budget
by
limiting
tax
relief
on
tobacco
to
the
cigarette
smoker.
The
issue
was
raised
by
H.
W.
Herrldge,
self-appointed
champion
of
the
"Ancient
Order
of
Dependable
Plpa
Smokers"
and
CCF
member
for
the
British
Columbia
constituency
of
Koot-enay
West.
f
Mr.
Herrldge
said
the
budget
'fRular
meeting.
'I
C0-O)emtlnn
m
K'urtl"n
of
businp..:
prisoner-of-war
Command
announced
Sunday.
One
American
officer
was
in
'
'""lotions
on
the
I
once
a
month;
a
quarter
of
the
Real
estate
value
of
the
loca
Hernoge.
However,
U
Uiere
wasi
lrki'ig
has
he
pack
to
be
two-star
cubs;
every
"sixer"
must
be
a
two-star
cub,
and
all
cubs
on
reaching
the
age
The
Ux
uii
a
pck
of
20
u'
ettes
consisted
of
excise
duty-eight
cents;
excise
tax,
etgh
cents;
and
iales
tax,
two
cents.
jured
by
Reds
throwing
stones.
Ouards
restored
control
with
tear
or
vomiting
gas.
No
gunfire
was
used,
the
command
said.
tion
on
Main
St
reet
has
been
enhanced
with
construction
of
the
new
federal
government
building
across
the
street.
any
discrimination
It
was
still
against
the
smoker
of
tailor-made
cigarettes.
S.
reet
of
12
must
enter
Scouts.
6C
uutt
to
angle