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"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
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VOL.
XLI,
No.
28
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
2,
1952
TEN
CENTS
(including
comic
section)
Cold
Weather
,
4
.
4
M
Fill
MP
i
S
IE
l
But
Few
Fires
Bad
weather,
cold
and
wind
fortunately
did
not
have
a
stimulating
effect
on
fire
damage
in
the
city
in
January.
Only
nine
calls
were
answered
and
only
v
Conditions
Quieter
Occident
Record
of
Prince
I
.
r..L
i-
one
case
of
damage.
Estimated
$500
damage
was
done
to
a
gillnet
boat,
Western
Ace,
in
a
fire
January
IS.
Under
Strict
Patrol
CAIRO
(Canadian
Press)
Possibility
of
a
settlement
of
the
Anglo-Egyptian
dispute
sharpened
to
Y
w
i
-
also
$100
Last
month,
nine
calls
were
answered
with
only
damage.
accident
record
certificate
has
been
award-c(
Uupert
Aero
Club,
along
with
nine
other
flying
clubs
which
were
presented
with
the
day
amid
indications
that
Egypt's
ambassador
might
i
return
to
London.
!
icrtlllCaiCS
at
Uiwno
ujr
ivvo
At
the
same
time
it
is
reported;
I
nnnar(
111
it
that
Britain
will
move
to
resume!
bUUijCD
VU
I
cc-Marshal
A.
T.
Cowley.
Pat
Deane,
president
of
the
Three
Years
in
Case
of
Arson
VANCOUVER.
Peter
Oscar
Jorgensen,
23,
vas
sentenced
t'
Prince
Rupert
club,
was
sur
in
the
Suez
Canal
zone
is
called
!
I"
Mi
ftsttl
on.
rOi
iSW
Ucdl
prised
when
advised
of
the
'ling
Up
I
.
M.
J
M
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
proposed
Conditions
In
Egypt
and
fauez
are
much
quieter
now
in
view
of
closer
police
action.
If
A'.
if
worn
guaranteed-wage
puin
for
the
three
years'
imprisonment
Dy
Sargent
in
County
Court
entire
lumber
Industry
in
British
Jge
here
yesterday
on
a
charge
ol
Columbia
was
outlined
before
tht
.m
irl
rmner.tion
with
the
(P
-Changes
in
(lie
muia
Forest
Service
used
volume
of
work
iced
Friday
by
Hon.
Hunters,
Anglers
Higher
Licenses
or
to,'
r-i
.
'r4
,
annual
convention
of
the
British
burning
of
a
moving
picture
pro-I
Columbia
district
of
the
Interna-
jection
studio
here
over
a
year
ttional
Woodworkers
of
America.
'ago.
It
has
been
announced
negotiate
wlU
be
an
appeal.
M-mnries
of
nrolonged
presentation
but
commented
that,
since
Inception
of
the
club
five
years
ago,
"we've
not
had
a
single
accident."
In
1951
flying
clubs
were
responsible
for
32
per
cent
of
all
air
accidents
in
Canada,
but
most
were
minor.
They
had
only
eight
per
cent
of
"bad"
accidents.
Last
accident-free
year
for
all
Canada's
flying
clubs
was
1925.
Prince
Rupert's
club
is
anxiously
awaiting
good
flying
weather
which
will
permit
flying
Its
new
radio-equipped
Taylor-craft
up
from
Vancouver.
V
minister
u
VICTORIA
-
Jiuniers
ana
Uong
m
tne
inlerior
1W
dele-
i
meet
the
demands
iy
expansion
in
our
anglers
will
pay
higher
licence
galcs
voted
adopt
a
of
fees
in
British
Columbia
as
from
;
.
nfl
contract
no
work."
The
Veteran
Nurse
.
t..A.la
nis
ana
iuioi
muw
niiev
said
"responsi
i
n-xt
1
.
convention
went
on
record
icrly
shouldered
by
:!
chief
forester
will
dween
two
officers,
iced
F.
S.
McKinnon
'
An
order-in-council
sets
the
against
the
signing
of
any
in-
TJ
Uorftinn
'
'
fcost
of
ordinary
firearms
licence
JTlSZZ
101112
at
$4
instead
of
$3
and
general
j
eontract.
VICTORIA,
B.C.
P
Plucky
j
firearms
at
$7
instead
of
$6.
The
convention
also
clamped
Miss
Jane
Megarry,
a
72-year-old
j
Those
over
18
wanting
to
fish
j
down
on
piece
work.
A
resolution
g,-atjUate
nufse
recently
assisted
WRECK
KILLS
FOUR
-The
locomotives
were
almost
welded
together
when
two
freight
trains
collided
head-on
at
Auenakis,
56
miles
east
of
Q
icL.c
city.
Four
trainmen
were
killed
and
two
esivr
in
charge
of
i
division,
will
take
otlieis
injured
in
the
smash.
One
of
the
10
freight
cars
derailed
is
shown
upended
between
an
(CP
PHOTO
i
engine
and
other
cars.
Drunken
Pilot
Subdued
by
in
non-uaai
waieia
iu
:
said
the
present
master
u&icc-
n
rescue
OI
ner
nonagenar-
instead
of
$1
ment
has
no
protection
for
piece
ian
patient
in
an
apartment
workers.
house
fire.
She
helped
her
i
of
the
newly-estab-.ical
services
and
E.
now
district
forester
i
t
district,
will
head
;vc
services.
A
Canadian
angler's
licence,
required
by
those
over
sixteen
Princess
Helps
The
delegates
voted
in
favor
cnarge,
94-year-old
Miss
Alice
of
swing
shifts
in
industry.
It
Turner,
from
smoke-filled
rooms.
from
outside
the
province,
who
wish
to
fish
in
non-tidal
waters,
will
be
$5
instead
of
$3.50.
was
felt
that
many
woodworkers
Mjss
Megarry
was
decorated
Bashful
Prince'
night
gQ,
years
ag0
by
the
King
for
Country
were
unjustly
Kept
on
shifts.
her
nursing
work
among
Alberta
Indians.
While
nurse
in
charge
of
the
U.N.
Delegates
Rotten-Egged
by
Art
Students
PARIS
9
-
Delegates
'n
the
main
hall
of
the
United
Nation
General
Assembly
were
pelted
with
eggs
and
rotten
tomatoes
by
a
gnmp
of
youths
today.
They
threw
missiles
from
public
galleries
down
on
scrambling
statesmen.
They
also
scattered
leaflets,
ridiculing
"chattering
politicians."
The
leaflets
were
signed
by
the
"Anarchist
Federation,"
a
group
consisting
largely
of
left
bank
art
students.
;
pTBALL
(
up.
I
our
Hi
Round
The
union
convention
also
decided
to
try
for
a
32-hour
week
in
1952
contracts
with
the
same
take-home
pay
as
for
the
current
forty
hours.
Delightful
Incident
at
llfivul
Visit
to
Nairobi
NAIROBI,
Kenya
O)
Princess
Elizabeth
helped
a
shy
young
Air
Passengers
NEW
DKLHI
India
It'
Thirteen
irate
air
line
passengers
subdued
their
pilot
who
became
drunk
In
a
flight
auto
tied
him'
in
a
seat
to
permit
the
co-pilot
to
make
an
emergency
landing
j
at
Nagpur.
i
The
pilot,
who
had
permitted
the
plane
to
fall
practically
uncontrolled
from
10.000
to
4000
fen,
was
handed
over
'
to
the
police.
St.
Paul's
Indian
residential
school
at
Cardston,
Alta.,
from
Vorkers
Want
Safety
Dept.
!
Bainslcy
0
urn
City,
Leyton
Or-
African
boy
over
a
rough
spot
in
the
Kenya
colony
welcome
to
herself
and
Prince
Philip
Friday.
Luscious
liz
VANCOUVER
?
Dt-lcgatcs
to
iun
Ttitomotinnnl
Wmriwnrltrs
1924
to
1936,
Miss
Megarry
taught
first
aid
and
home
nursing
to
the
Indians.
As
a
result
they
were
among
ithe
first
natives
to
win
many
honors
in
St.
John
Ambulance
j
competitions.
miss
Megarry
received
recog-'
nit.ion
for
this
from
tho
Kms,
1.:..
S
t-
.
if:
Protocol
was
preserved.
The
boy
i
.
Am.erira
convention
here
yes-
Ruv
'is2.
Hull
City
0
,
Coventry
City
0
Tranmere
Rovers
0
1
vs
West
Bromwlch
was
canea
a
piiui-c,
u
uamcu
tprriav
ra,ieri
UDOn
the
Drovincal
To
Vtfed
Again
TP"
beiause
ht!
was
born
the
same
day
as
Elizabeth
and
Philips'
government
to
open
a
safety
de-uartment.
They
adopted
a
reso-
iiostpniied,
wet
S"
U
-
1
J
..led
2.
Bradford
0
Loggers
for
son-Prinea
Charles,
novenibcr
for
"immediate
;
LOS
'ANGELES
(CP)
The
way
;
shp
was
awarded
the
medal
as
a
luUou
oiiKh
vs
Ooncaste
r
n"..ir,
acckltivi
Fetntion
by1
w
lor
w
WKafwrvirtg
sister
ol
the
Ortkr
of
ttr
ipa-ipuiitd,
wet)
Siilemn".
'in
white
shirt
and
blue
the
government
for
Industry
and
Taylor
to
marry
a
man
li
years
Hospital
of
St.
John
of
Jerusa-
CCF
Party
iiity
1.
Portsmouth
3
n
2.
Brentford
2
Itlei
United
2,
Bristol
'1
AM
1
Town
3,
Rotherham
','5
all
communities
desiring
such
1
her
senior.
jem.
Presentation
was
made
in
assistance.
I
"Luscious
Liz"
obtained
her
j
Ottawa
by
the
Earl
of
Bessbor-
Thc
provincial
safety
depart-1
final
decree
of
divorce
Friday
01Igh,
then
governor-geiveral
of
mcnt
would
assist
all
agencies
in
j
from
the
hotel
heir,
Conrad
Canada.
accident
prevention
problems.
I
(Nicky)
Hilton
and
immediate-
Sne
has
a
medal
to
show
she
Workers
who
cannot
workily
announced
she
would
marry
graduated
from
the
Gait
hospital
without
glasses
should
have
them
j
the
42-year-old
British
actor,
at
Lethbridge
and
a
special
paid
for
by
the
Workmen's
j
Michael
Wilding.
"
j
medal-
for
her
work
with
the
Compensation
Bop.rd,
said
an-
The
19-year-old
acress
declin-
Blackfeet
Indians
at
Bleishon,
other
resolution
passed
hy
the
cd
to
say
when
she
and
Wilding
Alta.
VANCOUVER
British
Columbia's
biggest
union,
the
British
Columbia
district
of
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America
(CIO-CCL).
at
its
convention
here
Friday,
reaffirmed
support
for
tire
CCF
party
as
its
political
arm.
I
0
Town
1.
Stoke
City
1
n
Hotspur
0,
New
United
3
pants,
the
prince
was
assigned
to
hand
Princess
Elizabeth
a
bouquet
when
she
visited
the
new
African
maternity
hospital
soon
after
she
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
flew
in
from
London
on
the
royal
tour.
The
Prince
was
bashful.
He
turned
his
back
on
the
Princess
and
back-handed
the
flowers.
Elizabeth
gently
pulled
the
boy
around,
took
the
bouquet
and
thanked
him.
The
large
crowd
of
Africans
on
hand
appeared
delighted.
Princess
and
Duke
landed
in
this
fquutorial
African
territory
on
the
30,000-mile
around
the
world
trip
to
be
devoted
mostly
to
u
United
0
Sheffield
I
delegates.
would
be
married.
The
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
has
designated
the
CCF
as
the
political
arm
of
labor.
I)
Kiel
2,
Wolverhampton
ITS
1
h
l.':iiiii'
lliv
I
Baby
Sitter
Gets
Drunk,
Beats
Infant
to
Death
i'.
juderers
1.
Derby
2
-
WEATHER
li
l.eaijue,
Div.
A
ians
2,
Saint
Mirrcn
Synopsis
There
will
be
sunny
skios
along
TORONTO
(Canadian
Press)
Suburban
Scar-
Australia
and
New
Zealand
Charged
With
Room
Thieving
Horace
Bennett,
native,
newly
back
from
serving
time
at
Oakalla,
Is
in
the
toils
of
the
police
again.
Bennett
appeared
in
city
police
court
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
this
morning
charged
with
theft
of
a
watch
and
clothing
from
th
room
of
Stanley
Peterson.
He
was
remanded
for
eight
days.
the
south
coast
and
throughout
K
.
-
'
.
I
t.r-
.i-
"
.
'
Three
months
ago
they
were
borough
police
said
Friday
night
that
22-year-old
slci'ihing
in
the
snows
of
Quebec
the
Interior
today.
However,
there
is
more
rain
on
the
way.
A
well
developed
storm
is
moving
i
as
tne
wina-up
01
tne
mnuuiun
i
tour.
Diane
Bound,
a
baby-sitter,
beat
a
three-and-a-naii-year-old
girl
to
death
with
a
beer
bottle
and
a
chair
after
becoming-
drunk
from
beer
she
found
in
the
rapidly
towards
the
coast.
There
will
be
strong
winds
in
exposed
s
I'ai
tick
Thistle
post-wet
5.
Queen
of
the
South
'.
3,
Celtic
1
s
Motheweli
poslpon-
3.
Aberdeen
2
Albion
1,
Raith
Rovers
"ark
vs
Hearts
nost-
Wl't
.
1.
.
areas
of
the
coast
later
this
h
the
,
.
ternixm
and
rain
will
reac
house.
lower
mainland
this
evening
Former
Maaistrate,
ft
Showers
will
be
generul
in
the
Interior
overnight
and
tomorrow
r
Red
Horse
Trade
Out
Russia
Condemned
for
Failing
tn
Keep
Pact
With
China
Temperatures
w
ill
remain
mild
in
all
but
the
extreme
northern
fHi'T
iMatthrs
1
Police
said
that
the
young
woman
will
be
charged
with
j
murder
of
the
baby
who
was
1
found
dead
by
a
neighbor
after
the
woman
had
gone
to
a
sub-
I
urban
East
York
home
in
a
drunken
condition.
I
Police
said
the
woman
had
'
1
lft
nhomn
rf
th
hahV
I
2,
Preston
North
End
section
of
the
province.
GALE
WARNING
Westminster,
Dies
t-oastau,er
-
NEW
WESTMINSTER
(CP)-
7f5"t3W30(?U
Henry
L.
Edmonds,
81,
who
served
as
magistrate
here
for
VANCOUVER.
CPR
steamer
I
fortv
vears.
died
in
hospital
last
Princess
Elaine,
while
on
a
regu-
fll
CitV
V
v
Town
icancelled)
''i'y
3,
Charlton
Ath
North
coast
region
Gale
warn-lug
issued.
Rain
today
in
north
portion,
spreading
to
southern
section
by
noon.
Cloudy
with
showers
tonight
and
Sunday.!
:
PARIS
Oi-The
United
Nations
'
Kellougit
Mrs
Roy
night
after
a
brief
illness.
He
lar
voyage
to
Powell
River,
struck
general
Assemoiy
rr
aay
over-
r
th
went
popping.
They
a
submerged
object
and
sustain
ihad
retired
July
31,
1950.
Villa
!
City
vs
Aston
1
lied
1
i
!f
"3
r.rXnr
!
said
the
woman
got
into
the
beer
1
,.1..
nl
tUa
V,r,nn
allH
tlimed
n
t
lty
3,
River
Plate
ed
some
damage.
The
vessel
was
withdrawn
from
service
on
return
here
to
undergo
repairs
but
will
be
back
on
the
run
next
recommended
a
horse
trade
with
when
the
infant!
MILLIONS
TO
BE
EXPENDED
Russia
on
accepting
14
new
.
.
mlcV,havinr
1
Little
change
In
temperature.
Winds
southeast
H5i
Increasing
to
southeast
(50i
about
noon
today.
Wind
shifting
to
south
'trgentlnal
4
1
.
.
...
,j
i...
....
VANmitVRR.
nisrilsslims
'ydfii
3,
Cardiff
City
west
1301
this
evening,
deereas-
BLIND
HERMIT-
Blind
and
crippled,
83-ycar-old
Amos
Swcczle
lies
on
a
pile
of
ashes
on
the
floor
of
his
frame
cottage
near
Lake
Slmcoe
north
of
Toronto
while
township
officials
worry
about
what
to
do
with
him.
Food,
water
and
wood
for
a
battered
old
vinvn
hit
brouuht
to
him
daily
by
a
neighbor.
Field
mice
crawl
The
oaoy
siitcr
is
saia
oy
uic
.
.-
-
-
-:--
k
police
to
have
tied
the
baby's!
under
way
for
huge
Industrial
development
of
the
north
shore
-,
of
i
feet
to
the
bottom
corners
..j
h..ri.
tn
th,.
of
Buirai'd
Inlet
here,
as
disclos-!
The
United
Nations
members,
Including
five
Soviet
satellites.
The
session
is
driving
towards
a
close
which
is
expected
next
Tuesday.
The
assembly
voted
22
to
21
ton
chemical
industry
ranks
Aigyle
5,
Southamp-
lug
to
20
overnight.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port'
Wednesday
vs
Man-
Haidy.
Sandspit
and
Prince
Ru-i
United
(cancelled)
pert,
38
and
45.
,
uvi
v.v
..
.
top
corner
and
then
to
beaten
her
to
death.
have
1
C1
y
Donald
Gordon,
CNR
pre-
fifth
largest
in
dollar
volume
isident,
include
projects
of
multi-
among
manufacturing
industries
i
million
dollar
expenditure.
of
the
United
States.
around
the
room.
Empty
bottles,
Jars
and
tin
cans
are
stacked
iwith
16
abstentions
on
the
mem-
bership
Issue
but,
since
the
ma
rverywherc.
Neighbors
said
he
had
been
unwashed
since
he
lert
ho.pital
after
an
illness
five
years
ago.
(CP
PHOTO)
,fssia
Charges
U.S.
jority
was
less
than
the
required
two-thirds,
the
Russian
proposal
was
not
approved.
I
The
assembly
also
passed
aj
resolution
which
condemned
j
Russia
in
effect
for
failing
to
live
up
to
the
1945
friendship
treaty
with
Nationalist
China.
Both
votes
were
seen
as
vic
Strike
on
Newspapers
VICTORIA
Stereotypcrs
and
pressmen
of
the
Victoria
Times
Committed
for
Child
Slaying
'WINNIfKO
T
Gavin
McCuI-
ith
Use
of
Poison
Grain
Ship
Next
Week
AUgo
Maru
To
Take
fourth
Cargo
From
Local
Elevator
to
Japan
Allied
Lines
in
Korea
Bombed
Attackers
Not
definitely
Identified
i
SliOUL,
Korea
(Canadian
Press)
Unidentified
planes
bombed
and
strafed
Allied
froct
line
troops
in
and
Colonist,
having
refused
the
.
t.
e
1
iM
..opniinl
'i
lit
s
in
Korean
War
tories
for
the
United
Slates
which
strongly
backed
National-
,
1st
China's
complaint
and
fought
1
bitterly
against
the
Russian
;
membershln
nrnmxsal.
But
the
1
,ougn,
,"-''
-;;
finding
of
a
conciliation
board
was
on
rrinay
conmiHv
iui
m..
,
.
.
arc
Roing
on
strike
,R
c
Next
Japanese
grain
vessel
to
charge
of
murdering
his
wages.
(Canadian
Press)
Russia
today
charged
victories
were
seen
as
shaky
come
:ome
to
Prince
Rupert
lor
a
full
cargo
of
grain
from
the
local
sevep-year-old
foster-child,
Mar
tha
Louise
a
week
ago.
At
.preliminary
hearing
in
SteilStrOITl
RlteS
since
many
United
States
allies
including
Canada,
Britain
and
France
abstained
on
both
votes.
I'li'd
States
with
using
poison
gas
in
Korea.
Mi't
delegate,
Jakob
Malik,
told
a
joint
session
police
court,
me
ponce,
pwo
Victoria
Monday
1
Nations
political,
economic
and
social
;
M'CuioiiBh
as
wu"
he
and
hu.
(.,,,.
,i
,
.,
1
,'
.
..
1
wife
"clubbed
and
strangled
tire
ra
,U!9
lnat
uiai
the
me
attack
attack
With
with
"toxic
"toxic
gases
gases"
waS'cnlw-
because
she
had
the
devU
Funeral
of
the
VICTOK1A
TIDES
-
-
Central
Korea
today.
It
is
not
known
whether
the
aircraft
were
Communist
or
Allied
planes.
Possibly
as
many
as
six
propeller-driven
plants
took
part
in
two
separate
attacks
near
Kumsong
and
three
South
Koreans
were
slightly
wounded.
Kumsong
is
approximately
seventy
miles
northeast
of
Seoul.
elevator
will
be
the
Atago
Maru
which
is
due
here
next
Wednesday
or
soon
thereafter,
according
to
word
received
here.
The
Atago
Maru
is
coming
from
Japan
and
will
take
her
cargo
there.
She
will
be
the
fourth
vessel
to
load
grain
here
this
season,
!the
others
have
been
two
Jap-I
anese
and
one
French
ship.
r.V
A
1110
in
her
and
would
not
kneel
with
late
David
O.
Stenstrom,
timber
her
narents
in
prayer."
executive
for
Columbia
Cellulose
Sunday,
February
3,
1952
xesman
for
the
American
delegation
denied!
6:50
High
His
wife
Lillian,
52,
has
also
Co.
Ltd.,
and
other
Celenase
I'tre.
Ho
B..L1
H
u
;
.v,i.h
been
charged
with
murder.
She
uorporauon
01
America
sudsuv
18.7
feet.
14.9
feet
9.0
feet
7.S
leet
'
"
V
ttlll
It,
UIN
.III
IIIII
II
lilnrl
I.lllll
i
.
1.
.
1
LOW
20:01
0:15
13:47
t..
vii
w.v
-
'
-
i.
in
In
ntvThnnn
n
f
warn
ward
a
psychopathic
where
iaries
w
ill
take
place
In
Victoria
iif
n
denied
previously.
Monday
afternoon.
1
she
refuses
to
eat.