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Published
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Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Princt
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
j
VOL.
XUI.
No.
32
"
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY
9,
1953
PRICE
riVE
CENTS
L)iw
!mssiiBaSs
'
i
i
.
..a
V
v
Court
Will
Hear
Appeals
Tomorrow
A
list
of
"suggested"
land
assessments
which
drastically
cut
the
1953
reassessments
were
presented
to
the
court
of
revision
at
its
opening
session
this
Douk
Leaders
Split
-I
l
M1
-in'
,
1
7
1
LJJ
"4
moraine:.
r
Destroyers
at
Japan
The
proposal
wa
made
by
!
Krcstova
Meeting
k.
BV
Mia
AT
A
Jl.TTY
I.N
KIBE.
Japan,
are
the
Canadian
destroyer
Athasbaskan
(left
Reports
Differ
Criuaiin
The
hl
companle
unit
tn
division
alongside.
The
Crusader,
a
Credent
rlas
yer.
has
Won
tn
Korean
water
eight
month.
The
Athabaskan.
Canadian-built
Tribal
i
KREST0VA
dfstru.vr,
la
in
ner
tnira
lour
oi
rtorean
auiy.
b-c-ai
r
leadership
adership
of
j
,
1
split
in
the
'
fl
i.
1
r
m
v
m
h
)
tne
apns
oi
rreedomi
.
.
.
...
.11
upert
Boxers
Lose
uouknotxirs
was
disclosed,
'
here
at
a
meeting
attend-'!
,
Autoists
Get
White
Gloves
For
Signalling
iamond
Belt
Fights
ed
by
John
Lebedoff,
head
City
Clerk
W.
R.
Long
after
he
appealed
all
reassessments
on
behalf
of
the
city
and
taxpayers.
A
recommendation
wa
added
that
no
reassessments
should
exceed
75
per
cent
of
the
1952
land
values.
The
court
of
revision
which
this
year
Includes
the
entire
city
council
will
reserve
Its
decision
of
the
city's
appeal
until
its
final
session.
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
was
named
chairman1
of
the
court;
Miss
Winnlfred
McCasklU
was
appointed
-
secretary.
LIST
POSTED
A
list
of
all
lands
In
Sections
1,
2
and
7,
(those
which
were
actually
reassessed)
their
1952
values,
the
initial
reassessments,
and
the
suggested
assessments
has
been
posted
on
the
bulletin
board
outside
city
council
cham
tHinUI
to
TM
Dally
html
it,.
'
of
one
fraction
in
the'
VANCOL
VKU
The
two
boxers
who
sallied
out.
Krestova
colony.
VANCOUVER
trWhite
xltn-
'When
1
brought
Stefan
Sor-
north
for
the
Sun
I'acific
Northwest
Diamond:
(iinx-litiins
didn't
go
home
empty-handed
al-
okin
to
you
from
Europe
two
year
ago,
he
was
auppoaed
to
be
your
spiritual
leader
and
I
your
ih
they
didn
t
win
any
championships
either.
material
leader."
Lebedoff
told
I
...
V
..
,
I
.
t
260
of
his
followers.
I
Mar-hall.
who
entered!
-
1
n-.awur
Until
show
aa
I
tt(ht.
A
demand
was
made
at
the
nalilng
gloves
were
dUtributed
to
a
number
of
motorist
here
Saturday.
Jim
Pla-skett,
:reUiry
of
the
Vancouver
Traffic
and
Safety
Council,
&id
"a
few"
of
the
left
hand
glove
will
be
given
out
at
the
Motor
Vehicle
In-(pection
Station.
"Wholesale"
handout
of
the
glove
Rtart.1
tomorrow.
About
1.000
of
the
glove
will
be
given
out,
mainly
to
aulotata
who
do
a
lot
of
driving
downtown.
Dulles
Back
avy.pigni.
a
u
n
a
up
Bolh
laJ,,ed
ony
one
roUnd
0f
thf
nuudlrweight
;
eliminaUon,
MarahaU
ioalng
a
-
I,und
hinwi:
well
'l'h-1
clt)iiei
biltef
battle
with
Bill
;.piir,d
wtght
limit.
workman
of
the
Multnomah
Tiisyi
C;iilvm.
of
courae.l
Athletic
Club
In
Portland
t
r.tlliii:(t
but
a
havy-
carlwm
came
all
thU
wajr
for
bers.
Taxpayers
who
have
appealed
JAMES
MILLIGAN",
outstanding
Canadian
baritone,
is
scheduled
lo
prove
to
a
Prince
Rupert
audience
on
Feb.
13
why
he
is
considered
a
sensation
in
eastern
music
circles.
The
handsome
singer1"
with
the
g-foot
4-inch
frame,
is
described
by
critics
as
having
an
"immense"
voice.
Sir
Ernest
Mac-Mtllan,
conductor
of
the
Toronto
symphony
orchestra,
has
twice
chosen
him
for
the
difficult
baritone
solo
part
in
Handel's
"Messiah."
Tickets
are
on
sale
at
the
Civic
Centre,
where
the
concert
will
be
held.
THIS
OITDOOR
RINK
wa
built
on
the
frozen
Imjln
river,
a
short
distance
behind
the
front
lines
In
Korea
by
members
of
Canada's
25th
Infantry
Brigade.
One
of
the
Brigade's
lnter-unit
hockey
league
matches
Is
under
way.
MaJ.-Gen.
M.
M.
Alston
Roberts-West,
general
officer
commanding
the
1st
Commonwealth
Division,
dropped
the
first
puck.
their
1953
assessments
are
asked
to
look
up
their
suggested
as
sessments
and
if
satisfied,
so
k
Riot
notify
the
city
clerk.
If
not
satisfied,
these
taxpay
"
i
exactly
one
minute
and
38
ee-'otid
nf
fighting.
He
drew
Jim
:'Bi
Joe)
Davla
of
Fort
Lewi.
Waxhlngton.
In
one
(eml-final
bracket.
He
wa
doing
all
tight
meeting
that
the
provincial
government
recognize
Lebedoff
as
the
"chosen
one"
and
representative
of
the
Sons
of
Freedom
In
the
proposed
relocation
of
the
Doukhobors.
It
was
reported
from
other"
Doukhobors
sources
that
those'
at
the
meeting
represented
only
a
small
group
so
that
they
mlsht
"apologize"
to
him
for
alleged
"untruth"
spoken
In
court
against
him,-:.,,
..
He.
warned
against
further
act
of
violence,
saying:
"The
name
of
the
Sons
of
Freedom
ha
been
blackened
so
much.
It
'
ers
may
continue
with,
their
ap
r
.1
peal
at
the
court
of
revision
Door
-to
-Door
Canvass
until
he
made
the
ml
lake
of
which
resumes
its
session
Tues
er
ueatn
"
From
Europe
'
moving
to
Davta'
left
and
it
I
the
name
time.
day
morning
at
10,
'
EVENING
SESSIONS
Freeze
Order
Da
via
U
left
handed
and
he
Holy
Man'
Begins
U'iQtMK.'ri'TYlU
4-1.
.Cot
Cm.
Thursday
Daytime
and
evening
session
I
threw
Jut
one
ahort
Jolting
shot
",,
FoMer
Dulle
return
of
the
court
will
be
held
In
city
-fc
P"
.
nniii
n
w
,
,i
,,...
w
ma
point
oi
(.anaon
cnin.
from
Eupoo
todav
'
encour-
council
chambers
until
all
an-
i
t.
J
It
fil
If
Tf
:i
i
and
bura
through
t
Tlny
Uy
PpHy
wle
ln,
;
aged"
over
prospect
of
European
A
door-to-door
canvass
for
funds
Thursday
and
peals
have
been
heard,
said
cannot
be
continued
that
way
Mayor
Whalen,
chairman.
To
Be
Lifted
mmun".'!ym0o7
'chwhere
!
Friday
80(1
a
Mle
f
Utch
hme
C0kl'nff
next
SatUr"
.-ordon
h-n
a
Holy
counMa
nlm
ou-
j
unity.
jnrt
alive
r.lne
dav
ago'
Marshall'
great
acrap
with
j
Dulle
and
Harold
SUssen,
food
or
water,
wa
un-
Workman
earned
him
a
wrUt
mutuaJ
security
director,
flew
It
may
take
as
long
as
two
or
there
are
no
fire,
no
blastings
watch
a
the
gamei
ioer
of
tne
hrre
from
Luxemboure.
comnlet-
aay
are
planned
by
tne
European
f
lood
Keliei
campaign
committee
of
Prince
Rupert.
,
f
Hturdy
dead.
anrf
fin
nudism
Thu
nnlv
limr-
tournament
which
drew
boy
lng
a
jo-day
fact-finding
survey
there
will
be
nudism
Is
when
three
weeks
to
get
the
hearing;
completed
If
most
of
the
464
OTTAWA
O
Two-week
freeze
appeals
will
be
heard.
:
on
01
government
butter
Is
This
is
a
record
number
of
j
kS,
I
."l?
.
.
.
t.
.,.
,,
I
between
Agriculture
Minister
from
sucn
lr
on
place
a
mcj-
0j
grven
west
European
coun-
m
Acharya.
5.
had
been
n
a
iKj-lliied
pit
and
)!h
a
mound
of
sand
vllle.
Sask..
Tongue
Point,
Oie-!trl(.s
palgn
were
decided
last
night.
and
Bun
Francisco.
Calif.
'
!p
iuie
he
prayed
tn
Mayor
Harold
Whaien
also
con"
Theeisof
re-ass-'
:
p"r
and
the
commercial
i
trade.
So
far,
$128.03
has
been
raised'
by
the
committee
which
went
into
action
last
Thursday
night
following
an
emergency
meeting
of
former
Dutch
citizens.
Further
plans
for
the
cam-
Carlson
drew
a
consolation
swune
behind
the
camDaien
and
v
-i.
f
i
p"are
He
had
no
food
was
named
honorary
chairman
!
'
m
n
"
n
'J
,T7rT
n
official
said
that
beglniUng
of
the
committee.
"
B
'rt
r.pn.rii
ni,.i
i
thls
ee,t
the
agriculture
depart-
our
children
are
taken
to
the
army."-
There
was
opposition
to
Lebe-doffs
leadership
at
the
meeting.
Anton
Kalesnikoff,
Interpreter
for
Sorokin,
declared:
"I
cannot
serve
two
masters.
I
'
serve
only
one
and
I'll
continue
to
serve
only
one.
I
cannot,
make
any
promises
until
I
leceive
word
from
Sorokin."
award
a
being
the
furthest
distant
B
C.
boxer
to
enter.
More
than
6000
fans
Jammed
Exhibition
Gardens
to
see
one
the
pit
wa
enough
to
'
at
the
most.
ment
will
once
again
fill
orders
The
door-to-door
canvass
will
i
J.
T.
Harvev.
cltv
lawver
id-
t-
...n
l.....
AAillworker
Held
in
Slaying
contact
all
city
householders.
All
I
pearing
on
behalf
of
the
city:ln
areas6
where
an
authenUc.
donations
wlU
be
receipted
and
during
the
court
of
revision,
said
shortage
is
found
to
exist
sums
given
will
be
eligible
for!
Mr.
Long
was
also
appearing
as
For
days,
the
trade
Income
tax
exemption,
Harry
acUne
assessor,
followini
Mr.'h,.
nn
,....
police
mrgeon
who
ex-
-0f
the
greatest
amateur
fight
Ui
body.
w,id
yogi
had
shows
ever
staged
here.
Hit
pit
at
lean
eight
-gnacto
Rivera
of
San
Francisco,
who
wa
named
bent
U.8.
Gale
Rips
Roof
Off
Building
S
c
h
o
1
ten,
secretary-treasurer,
Daggett's
illness.
said.
door,
pleading
with
Mr.
Gardiner
to
release
some
of
the
30.000.000-
SECTION
1
K,
,w-
-,u.
ka
,
-JONLY
i
wa
i
Imred
and
board
coach
In
the
show
after
two
of
AOASK1Z.
B
C
O
Henry
to
thr
roof
of
the
pit.,
the
three
boys
he
entered
won
Cooper
Pennier.
23-year-old
mill
'
Yoki
was
found
sit-
i
titles,
said:
"I
have
taken
Call-;
worker,
Sunday
was
charged
'lira
oi,
a
plank
Inside,
jfornla
team
all
over
to
such
with
the
rifle
slaying
of
his
20-11
ami
dad
only
in
a
shows
as
the
Chicago
Oolden
vear-old
common
law
wife
early
over
to
the
d
CrT
for
aid
in
j
tomorrow
morning
only
ap-
Nationalists
On
the
Move
Gusts
of
wind
of
more
than
65
milps
an
hntir
tore
of
the
newiv-
i
-r
loth
lOloves
and
Boston
National
AAU
Saturday.
'
ill',illIf-heWne!!t,h0Wl
The
body
of
Rita
Irene
Thomp-
l
nave
ever
seen.
,
.
th.
pound
butter
stockpile
Police
Probe
Two
Cases
Of-
Sadism
VANCOUVER
Two
cases
of
sadism
Involving
young
boys
were
reported
to
police
during
the
week-end.
Most
serious
case
took
place
TOKYO
(CP)
Unconfirmed
laid
asphait
roof
on
B.C.
I'nder-reports
tonight
said
Chinese
:
ken
new
building
on
McBride
Nationalist
troops
had
landed
street
shortly
after
1
p.m.
today,
on
Amoy
in
an
offensive
against
;
knocking
down
power
lines
as
It
South
China.
,
crashed
to
the
ground.
Although
reports
circulated
j.
Bits
of
tfte
tar-like
roofing
freely
in
Tokyo,
there
was
no
.
scatu.red
for
clty
bofils
ln
aI1
confirmation
from
any
source
directions.
ner-
I
The
power,
cut-off
affected
the
three
European
countries
v.,
...
,
.
.
.
lV,,
K
,,j
section
l
will
be
k
heard
in
the
day-
A?
y
I"
beginning
lions
of
Hn
dollars
damage..
i
;ppea
!Rt
,
&cl(xk
nsl(ienUtkl
DITCH
COSTUMES
1
will
be
heard
in
the
order
of
sec-
The
campaign
winds
up
Sat-
tions,
and
in
the
order
that
urday
with
a
sale
of
Dutch
home
I
appeals
were
filed.
cooking
where
women
dressed
This
order
Is
listed
numerically.
in
Dutch
costumes
will
wait
on
;
The
same
system
wiU
apply
as
the
public
lorK
83
the
court
is
ln
session.
The
sale
will
be
staged
in
the
I
"whitch,m?y
Mr
M
"
tnree
premises
of
the
vacant
Bulkley
1
.
Market
store
I
Tne
suEested
assessments
are
bas
toot
'"nUge
and
on
none
Of
those
who
have
already
nf
rno
n
oxxr
T
i
rrti
r
avrooH
nv
I
a
Harrison
Mills,
10
miles
west
.
year-old
Mexican
farmhand
with
VirtftK
AI.
a
hustling,
hurtling
style,
swept
01
ncre-
JlUel
per
V
V
O
M
the
featherweight
championship
!
P
'
"
8'r1
had
a
buet
and
with
It
the
Diamond
Boy
wound
In
her
head.
A
.22
calibre
New
bllz-
award
as
the
outstanding
fighter
rifle
lay
nearby.
Blood
smears
ItDAM
'
The
reports
made
no
mention
:
several
sections
east
and
west
of
of
the
size
of
the
offensive.
v'8
like
l.y
whiplashes
In
the
tournament.
!nd
broken
glass
littered
the
ltfh
fliKllands
today!
Shuffling
always
forward
tn
a,
"r.
.
'urthpr
hazards
and
weaving,
deceptive
half-crouch,
j
0
men
repairing
Hoi-
Vlllareal
took
on
four
boys
in.
attorpri
rittr
itk.
I-
MW.
V...
Hill.
,
r
1
;
y
T,n7
P.VrUnHWmv
than
75
pir
cent
the
1952!turda
henH
rimore
young
boys,
Peter
and
Billy
del
rorco
.
and
T
in
nearly
.,
,,
j
boy
was
stripped
of
his
clothing
Oreef.
8-
ar.d
10-year-olds,
who
ssments,
every
''iiPIied
water,
snow
and
his
toughest
scrap
coming
from
case
show
a
sharp
decrease
from
j
McBride
Street.
.
)
Otherwise,
the
gale-whipped
rains
did
little
damage
so
far.
'
Highway
16
Is
still
reported
in
driving
condition
and
no
slides
or
washouts
have
affected
rail
ser-
vice.
j
Up
until
press
time,
slightly
more
than
an
inch
of
rain
had
j
fallen
during
the
past
24
hours,
each
gave
their
monthly
earn
"ated
encineerlng
prob-'
Alex
Mazuh,
a
lead-flsted
toughle
j
'w
eeiiseirm
effort
to
who
came
completely
unheralded
;
ixirarily
the
vast
proi
out
of
Melville.
Bask.,
to
force
'twork
before
the
nnvt
'
Vlllareal
to
a
SDllt
decision
In
!
f
s
on
February
16.
the
final.
f
HlPIlt
pm,i.
i.
...
...,.
w
..t
lA
.....--
and
burned
on
the
back
and
stomach
with
a
flaming
stick
of
wood
and
a
heated
hacksaw
blade.
The
boy
told
police
that
two
older
boys,
aged
eight
and
nine,
were
responsible.
He
said
they
bound
him
tightly
after
taking
off
his
clothes
in
a
small
shed
behind
his
home.
Earlier,
an
eight-year-old
boy
was
burned
on
the
Hand
when
a
teen-aged
youth
pressed
a
folder
of
blazing
maU-hes
Into
his
palm.
according
to
Digby
Isianp
meteorological
station.
1
do
the
Job
In
time,
one
by
upsetting
Jack
Wilson
of
breaks.
'Burnaby
Lions,
Vancouver,
the
the
1953
re-assessment
figures.
The
new
figures
apply
only
to
land.
The
city
did
not
appeal
re-assessments
on
Improvements,
nor
did
many
of
the
taxpayers.
Dean
Swanson's
Successor
Named
VANCOUVER
KP)
Rev.
Northcote
R.
Burke
of
Toronto
Sunday
was
named
to
succeed
Dean
Cecil
Swanson
at
Christ
Church
Cathedral
here.
'
Dean
Swanson
leaves
Feb.
23
to
take
over
the
appointment
at
St.
Paul's
Cathedral
ln
Toronto.
ings
received
from
running
errands
and
selling
newspapers.
Their
donation
was
$8.03.
The
following
offices
are
designated
as
official
points
where
donations
may
be
left:
The
Dally
News,
Lyons
Grocery,
Kaien
Consumer's
Co-op
Hardware
and
Kaien
Consumer's
Co-op
Grocery,
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
store
at
Cow
Bay.
.
The
following
have
already
contributed
to
the
fund:
Mrs.
Norman
Bellls,
$1:
T.
Covers,
$10;
Miss
Jeanne
Faure
$20;
Mr.
Van
der
Hcide
$10;
Mr.
Reitsna
$10;
and
Miss
Gunderson
$2.
a
".
vu
i.jiio
m
i;uiiii
UU1UCII
uiuvrs
VI,Ctll
"rlands
udiiy.
tJnoffl-!
Ion
who
was
favored
In
the
125-T
"""Piled
by
newspapers1
PW'nd
weight
class,
l-'iai
chise
tt,
2,ooo.
!
Runner-up
to
the
Diamond
I
".
I
"h
Britain's
548
Boy
was
hard
punching
Jack
1.
B(,uim's
23,
the
offl-
i
Puscas
of
Eugene,
Ore.,
who
Ilter-f
uu
for
the
Jan.
Si-!
ally
blasted
his
way
to
the
light-
wrm
and
flrwui
,....;
,-...
e,
BELLA
COOLA.
B.C.
Ftsh-
erman
Oscar
Snow
is
believed
to
The
WEATHERMAN
Says
Synopsis
A
series
of
Pacific
weather
disturbances
Is
bringing
rain
to
the
north
coast
and
snowflurrles
to
the
central
and
northern
interior.
Strong
southeasterly
winds
are
blowing
in
exposed
north
-
I
"
See
BOXING
have
been
browned
In
Bella
Coola
harbor
Saturday
when
his
gillnet
fishing
boat
sank.
fTURE
OF
JAYWALKING
Round-Robin
Cage
Tourney
To
be
Held
Here
Later
in
Month
wuMAN
NOT
ENOUGH
f
tI.UV'ER
f
Even
policemen
do
It
Jaywalk.
coastal
waters
and
gale
warnings
'
'
01
&
Doilrn
rrri..
i
-i
i
...
v
lawv
""vcl
jaywaiKiug
were
siiuwjt
in
vouiv
Kinp
(harr(je0hn
t
K
Maccv
defending
himself
against
a
nave
been
Issued.
Forecast
North
coast
region:
Oale
warning
Issued.
Rain
today.
Cloudy
with
showers
Tuesday.
Little
change
ln
case
!t?.
overworkel
serving
subpoenas
that
possibly
J
-
j
An
International
round-robin
basketball
tournament
to
include
six
teams
Is
scheduled
to
take
place
here
this
month-end.
.
Tentatively,
dates
are
set
for
Feb.
26-27-28,
Art
Murray,
presi
The
tournament
Is
to
Include
high
school
teams
as
well
as
senior
all-stars.
Scheduled
to
participate
are
Ketchikan
All-Stars
and
Ketchikan's
Kay-Hl
Polar
Bears;
New
MeUakatla
(Alaska)
Vets,
Prince
"
tioin.
nR
arm
of
th0
law
nt
knowing
what
Its
all-star
Watson
Island
team.
The
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association
trophy
will
be
awarded
to
winners
of
the
tourney.
Mr.
Murray
said
that
neither
Ketchikan
or
Metlakstla
'!!!
enter
the
Juneau
tournament
this
year
and
contacted
him
to
organize
the
international
series.
temperature.
Winds
southeast
30
trai
u
mNLcy,
V'
was
n
F.
Flrkln
denied
that
the
guilt
of
the
officer
I
hmmmmmmarwmiit
-ta'
-n
uawisiMLAiii'.a!5isssa
dent
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Bas
oi
tne
lawyer's
Innocence.
Macey
wa
toaay,
southwest
20
Tuesday.
Low
tonight
and
high
Tuesday
at
Port
Hardy,
Sandsplt
and
Prince.
Rupert,
38
and
48.
THESE
ATTRACTIVE
university
co-eds
form
part
of
the
dancing
chorus
of
McOIU's
Red
and
White
Revue,
an
annual
eventi
announced
j
Rupert's
Bo-Me-Hl
Rainmakers,
I
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars
and
an
ketball
Association
today.