DPOW'S
sYt
P.
PROVINCIAL
U8PARY
PBOVISCIAL
LI23A3T,
113
-VI
Or
c.
VICTORIA,
B.
C.
05
Daily
PS7-,
I
'.
io:41
16.1
feet
22:43
18
5
feet
4:40
6.6
feet
16:30
8.1
feet
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
x
VDelirery
Phone
SI
V
m-
VOL.
XLII,
No.
120
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MAY
23
1953
TEN
CENTS
(including
comic
section
ken
mm
Gains
bvery
Torando-
L
1
J
nu;i
siruKKieu
normal
today,
by
establishment
t,v.;
organization
Sons
of
Freedom
f
agencies
and
of
hp
'V
'('
To
Get
Franchise
By
The
Canadian
Press
:i'iicy
trust
fund.
rliir:
.'seconds
Thurs-
Irish
Find
Bombs
in
Post
Office
BELFAST
.-A
"letter
bomb"
exploded
with
a
loud
bang
in
Belfast's
main
post
office
today.
There
were
no
injuries,
but
police
immediately
began
a
search
of
the
malls
that
netted
six
similar
packages.
Police
also
were
investigating
Scouts
to
Coronation
n:i(l"
that
roared
In
:iean
caused
upwards
ion
damage
and
left
prisons
homeless.
VICTORIA.
Premier
W.
A.
C,
Bennett,
declaring
that
"the
days
of
fooling
around
with
the
unlawful
Doukhobors
are
over,"
Friday
announced
an
eight-point
policy
to
deal
with
the
Sons
of
Freedom.
Tl
announcement
came
sev-
r
;
c
ni
deaths
In
Sar-tjiit
elsewhere
)n
THIRTY-TWO
CANADIAN
SCOUTS,
with
ribbons
and
merit
badges
on
their
uniforms,
gather
in
Montreal's
Windsor
station
before
leaving
for
New
York
where
they
will
sail
for
London.
Representing
Canada's
scout
movement
at
the
Coronation,
they
come
from
points
as
far
apart
as
St.
John's,
Nfld.,
and
Vancouver.
They
are
led
by
four
senior
scout
leaders.
rn
Ontario
me
siorm
eral
weeks
after
some
20
home-burning
and
bombing
incidents
persons.
hums
of
the
dis-federal
and
provin-irwiits
moved
to
ren-
Favorite
In
the
Kootenays.
Life
Ends
For
Old
Three-Toes'
v
.
?
4
ssihle
assistance.
The
400
men
and
cmcrg-iriil
and
eommnnlca-
From
Bullet
of
Writer's
Rifle
;inient.
.VANCOUVER
f.
Old
Three
Loses
Out
In
Trials
r
Toes,
British
Columbia's
No.
1
half
of
B.C.'s
annual
take."
Another
companion
and
experienced
hunter
was
Chuck
Ennis,
Henry's
business
partner,
six-foot-three
ex-Tennesseean.
,
bad
grizzly,
is
dead.
an
explosion
that
destroyed
a
mall
box
Friday
outside
the
post
office
at
Kikell
in
County
Down.
At
the
time
of
the
blast,
officials
said
they
believed
the
charge
had
been
placed
by
Irish
Republican
sympathizers
protesting
plans
for
celebrating
the
June
2
Coronation.
The
letter
bombs
found
today
'
were
addressed
to
prominent
Belfast
residents
and
city
officials.
All
bombs
had
been
mailed
n
boxes
throughout
the
Belfast
district.
B.C.
Seamen
I.en
Straight,
outdoor
editor
of
sooner
recognized
him
than
I
shot
him
and
made
him
a
trophy
that
I'll
be
proud
of
all
my
days."
By
his
side
for
the
northland
kill
on
the
banks
of
the
McGregor
was
Walter
J.
Henry
of
Vancouver
and
Prince
George,
sportsman
hunter
who
"has
been
Here
are
the
highlights
of
the.
plan:
Extension
of
the
franchise
to
Doukhobors
at
the
fall
session.
2
Resale
of
land
to
orthodox
and
independent
Doukhobors
lost
in
the
30's
through
unpayment
of
mortgages.
t
Cancellation
of
drivers'
!i-cenccs
of
lawbreaking
Doukhobors.
.J
Recognition
of
the
Douk-hobor
form
of
marriage.
5
Establishment
of
a
continuing
commission
on
Doukho-
bor
affairs.
All
Doukhobor
children
to
the
Vancouver
Sun,
told
here
of
his
one-shot
kill
of
the
eight-
Lee
had
asked
Walt
about
nti(rn
;n
fa
was
clos-esiriims
and
automo-i.iy
Friday
ns
demoll-siiKninfi
walls
and
urapets
continued,
i,
ait.
mad
Thursday
..iliied
In
effect,
and
airmen
sUmd
he
stricken
downtown
foot,
half-ton
bruin.
He
wrote:
CINDERELLA
Queen
for
a
moment,
charwoman
Sara
Lane
is
midway
between
tears
and
laughter
as
she
is
permitted
to
wear
$280,000
worth
of
diamonds.
Her
face
reflects
incredulous
joy
as
she
tries
on
the
ornate
coronation
jewelry
displayed
at
the
British
Industries
Fair
in
London,
where
the
69-year-old
woman
is
getting
a
bear
and
got
the
reply:
"I'll
show
you
a
bear.
Mr.
Out
"My
bear
came
into
his
meal
a
rotten,
stinking,
fly-blown.
Greatest
Upset
Ih
1953
Racing
-..eclal
to
The
Daily
New
TORONTO.
In
the
door
Writer.
The
rest
will
be
up
winter-killed
moose
before
dark
on
hand
at
the
bagging
of
more
to
you."
on
the
second
night
and
I
no
'
than
100
grizzlies
and
claims
Uhieh
bore
the
brunt
Those
words
came
back
to
Lee
when
he
was
perched
in
his
greatest
upset
of
Cana
'blind"
waiting
for
a
bear
and
be
compelled
to
attend
dian
racing
this
year,
the
i
To
Vote
on
no
less
than
the
notorious
Three
Toes
showed
up
as
a
blob
in
the
ster's
fury.
t
Frees
on
Bank
school.
.
7
Doukhobors
must
register
Railwaymen
Honored
by
Engineers
births,
marriages
ana
ail
vi
lal
statistics.
highlykf
avored,
Canadiana
was
defeated
here
this
afternoon
in
the
second
division
of
the
Queen's
$30
Increase
.
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
unloa
tt
The
federal
government
will
forest
darkness.
"I
trembled
vibrated
is
a
Ix
tter
word
and
quietly
shook
the
blind
for
a
good
15
minutes.
Sounds
overdramatic,
but
it's
understatement
if
anything."
The
hunters
had
erected
a
be
asked
to
reimburse
B.C
HIGHWAY
16
REPORTED
IN
EXCELLENT
CONDITION
The
Prince
Rupert-Terrace
highway
Is
reported
In
"excellent
condition"
by
the
provincial
department
of
public
works
here.
Bill
Melghen,
resident
engineer,
dispelled
rumors
that
overflow
water
from
the
Skeena
River
had
touched
the
highway.
"The
river
has
never
hit
the
danger
mark
and
Is
about
four
feet
down
from
Its
high
mark
last
Tuesday,"
Mr.
Meighen
said.
Road
work
Is
proceeding
around
Hazelton
and
between
that
village
and
Smithcrs,
he
said.
up
Count
for
all
"extraordinary
expendi
official
said
Friday
that
the
VANCOUVER
The
Engineer
tures"
in
dealing
with
the
Doukhobor
problem.
JVKIi
tf
Victor
Leslie
ing
Institute
of
Canada
last
blind
a
platform
"about
the
night
conferred
its
highest
honor
height
of
a
ceiling"
after
find
0-year-old
unemployed
.irgfd
with
the
Royal
on
two
Canadian
railwaymen.
ing
the
mutilated
moose
carrion.
agreement
to
avert
a
British
Columbia
coastal
shipping
strike
calls
for
a
$30
monthly
increase
retroactive
to
last
June
1
and
a
union
security
clause.
Norm
Cunningham,
port
agent
of
the
Seafarers
Internationa
Union
(AFL),
said
700
members
M.
W.
Maxwell,
Montreal,
indicating
a
bear
was
in
the
anada.
First
and
Ren-up
on
April
7,
walked
special
assistant
ln
the
Canadian
vicinity
and
might
be
back.
Walt
had
said
"if
he
come
in
e
court
a
free
man
ate
Oscar
Orr,
In
sum-
National
Railways
research
and
development
department,
and
J.
E.
Armstrong,
Montreal,
retired
the
night,
shine,
the
flashlight
videnee
of
the
prclim-
and
don
t
let
nun
leeo,
or
ne
may
Plate
trials
at
Woodbine
Park.
Jack
Mclntyre's
Blue
Scooter,
a
chestnut
colt,
with
odds
of
10
to
one,
came
from
the
pack
In
the
stretch
to
win
by
a
length
and
a
half.
Time
was
1:13.
Lomond
was
second
and
Winter
Lady
third,
with
Canadiana
in
fourth
spot.
Running
under
bright
sunny
skies,
the
favored
E.
P.
Taylor
horse
never
threatened
over
the
six
furlong
route,
v
The
winner
paid
'
$27.90,
J.50
and
.
$5.80.'
Lomond
paid
$9.60
and
$6,
and
Winter
Lady
paid
$9.
While
there
was
a
photo
fin
chief
engineer
of
the
Canadian
not
come
back
for
days.
Don't
of
the
union
now
will
vote
on
whether
to
accept
the
ternif:
agreed
upon
Thursday
in
Mont
nna.
acquitted
Sparkcs
statement:
Britons
'
Get
Taste
Of
June
2
LONDON
Coronation-minded
Britons
today
turned
their
Whit-sun
holiday
inside
out
to
get
a
foretaste
of
the
big
festivities
only
10
days
away..
M
Hundreds
of
'
thousands
.of
families,
all
in
holiday
mood,
Screen
Star,
Rabbit
Figure'
In
Lively
Election
Campaign
Pacific
Railway,
were
awarded
the
Julian
C.
Smith
Medal
"for
special
services
In
the
development
of
Canada."
real
among
top
union
negotiators,
the
Canadian
National,
ve
you
were
in
cahoots
I
nian
Bell,
but
there
Is
ii;i)Uili
evidence
to
com-
go
taking
potshots
at
him
in
the
dark."
So
when
Lecsaw
the
bear
during
his
first
night
in
the
blind,
he
flashed
his
light
frantically,
Canadian
Pacific
and
Union
Steamships.
The
awards
were
presented
by
and
immediately
thought
of
Dr.
J.
B.
Stirling,
president,
at
a
HALIFAX
'
Rita
Hayworth
(
The
long-cared
rabbit
is
a
and
Peter
Cottontail
are
figuring
;
popular
cartoon,
subject
for
Pro-in
the
liveliest
Nova
Scotia
elec-
;
gresslve
Conservative
supporters,
hours
of
tense
court-lma,
Sparkes
told
a
ini'ard
trt-v
nt
hrtiticr
Three
'Toesi
the
most
fearsome
bear
he
had
heard
about.
banquet
which
concluded
the
Institute's
67th
annual
general
deriding
the
Liberal
govern-
irk
Bell,
20,
the
day
of
Uoa
P"
ln
ycars
Then
he
fled
discreetly
with
The
strike
deadline,
which
had
been
set
for
Saturday
midnight,
was
removed
in
the
Montreal
agreement.
The
union
originally
asked
a
$50
boost
over
the
average
rate
of
about
$180
monthly.
ninnt'B
encniirnirenient
of
an
an-
switched
their
usual
dash
to
the
and
professional
meeting
which
a
rustle
and
a
snort.
I
choked
ry
Bell
was
shot
down
!
As
tne
mree
pouucai
panics
-.
----
ta
sea
and
hill
into
a
concerted
surge
on
London
to
see
the
red,
ish
for
second,
third
and
fourth
positions,
the
magic
eye
showed
Canadiana
clearly
in
fourth
position.
...
ki
hrfr,,Un
T.inrinu
l.lie
sea
by
rremier
nngus
u.
muv
back
a
cheer.
"I
reviewed
all
Walt's
stories
merged
from
the
bank
and
several
more.
I
ve
heard
about
four-toed,
three-toed,
movie
charmer
and
hippoty-
I
donald
at
Oxford,
a
PC
supporter
hopping
rabbit
vied
for
atten-i'ased
a
white
rabbit
into
the
Hon
with
the
old
stand-bys
like
;
hull.
the
Canso
causeway
and
the
!
After
the
tame
campaigning
of
In
the
first
division
of
the
Plate
trials,
Taylor's
Lively
Action
sped
to
a
surprise
victory
three-footed,
one-eyed
and
every
other
kind
of
crippled
bear
that
Art
Laing
Arrives
Here
over
12
other
runners
in
1:13.2.
has
been
in
session
here
for
the
past
three
days.
In
all,
13
medals
and
awards
and
five
honorary
memberships
were
presented
for
outstanding
achievement
in
the
engineering
profession.
RCAF
Man
Receives
High
Award
blue
and
gold
decorations
and
join
in
the
excitement
of
this
city
preparing
to
crown
Queen
Elizabeth
June
2.
Extra
police
were
rushed
on
duty
to
deal
with
the
mammoth
holiday
Invasion.
London
provided
a
feast
of
color.
At
Pirbright,
thousands
of
Commonwealth
troops,
including
a
Canadian
contingent,
went
through
a
full-dress
rehearsal
of
)
oi
stolen
money
in
a
bag.
maintained
that
he
!y
Rone
for
a
pleasure
B'11
and
was
the
Inno-m
of
circumstances,
d
he
and
Bell
pooled
"ity
to
buy
gas.
Bell
near
the
bank;
said
he
only
a
minute,
minutes
later,
the
area
!
iiolice
cars
und
Bell
liriuor
traffic.
Rita
raised
her
far-from-ugly
head
in
connection
with
a
report
that
a
cabinet
minister
had
met
the
actress
on
a
liner
while
returning
from
England.
The
minister
opM)ient,
In
an
election
advertisement,
assailed
him
turns
bad
actor.
When
I
caught
my
first
glimpse
of
a
dark
brown
monster
bear,
slipping
from
tree
to
tree
on
my
final
epic
night
I
thought
Immediately
of
Three
Toes."
Lee.
crouched
on
his
blind
for
ino.it
of
two
days
and
"I
felt
An
11
to
1
choice.
Lively
Action
breezed
to
a
1
y2-length
win,
with
the
favored
Teddy
Brook
out
of
the
money
entirely.
Big
Heap
was
second
and
Briar
Crest
third.
Lively
Action
paid
$25.60,
$10.30
and
$6.60.
Big
Heap
returned
$29.50
and
$11.80,
and
Hie
.sidewalk
wounded,
i
thus:
recent
elections,
the
color
was
refreshing,
especially
to
younger
citizens
and
it
indicated
that
the
trooping
to
the
polls
May
20
might
be
heavy.
The
Liberals,
led
by
veteran
Premier
Macdonuld,
who
many
think
may
be
fighting
his
last
contest,
are
seeking
re-election,
standing
on
their
record
of
20
yfars
In
government.
Bandits
Rob
Finance
House
VANCOUVER
'
A
branch
office
of
Household
Finance
Cor
their
Coronation
parade.
Troops
marced
12
abreast
to
the
beat
of
Canada's
Royal
22nd
Regiment
band.
i
whs
arrested
when
hcj
"It
Is
more
Important
to
bring
to
the
car
after
going
Industry
to
Nova
Scotia
than
to
by
("flee
shop.
relax
with
Rita
Hayworth."
For
Meeting
Arthur
Laing,
newly
appointed
B.C.
Liberal
party
leader
arrived
ln
the
city
by
plane
today
to
huld
his
scheduled
public
meeting
tonight
at
the
Legion
auditorium.
Mr.
Laing
is
completing
a
tour
of
northern
B.C.
The
dynamic
speaker
will
explain
the
motive
behind
the
rally
of
the
"new
Liberals"
In
their
bid
in
the
June
9
provincial
election.
He
will
speak
on
behalf
of
Bruce
Brown,
Liberal
candidate
for
Prince
Rupert
riding.
OTTAWA
ffi
A
37-year-old
RCAF
navigator
Friday
was
announced
as
Canadian
aviation's
No.
1
man
of
1953.
Sqdn.
Ldr.
Keith
Greenaway
of
Woodville,
Ont.,
whose
writings
on
Arctic
flight
have
become
accepted
as
gospel
by
three
Briar.
Crest,
$12.40.
Teddy
Brook
faltered
badly
as
the
pack
came
into
the
stretch
and
Lively
Action
came
in
jn
Uie
outside
to
win
handily.
A
packed
throng
cheered
as
I
he
Taylor
filly
pulled
the
surprise
win.
Edmonton
Bank
Robbed
quite
the
veteran
tree
dweller."
"I
could
pick
out
the
step
of
a
limping
mouse.
I
could
anticipate
the
approach
of
an
asthma-lic
mosquito
at
50
yards."
Then,
just
before
complete
darkness
on
the
second
night.
Three
Toes
appeared
again.
"He
was
a
huge
bear,
grey-brown
and
silver-crusted
ln
the
twilight
of
the
forest
edge
.
.
.
the
big
8
millimeter
Magnum
rifle
roared
and
spat
orange
in
the
dusk.
I
never
rattled
a
bolt
or
re-aimed
faster.
But
it
was
over."
air
forces,
was
awarded
the
Trans-Canada
Trophy
"for
merl-
The
across-the-board
payoff
torious
service
in
advancement
EDMONTON
Oi
Bank
robbers
today
held
up
the
Jasper
Avenue
of
Canadian
aviation.'
poration
was
raided
here
Friday
night
by
two
masked
bandits,
one
of
them
carrying
a
rifle.
was
the
biggest
of
the
day
at
Woodbine.'
-.
Racing
men
were
caught
by
Thev
fled
on
foot
with
approxi
treasury
branch
of
the
Alberta
government
and
are
reported
to
have
escaped
with
some
$20,000
in
cash.
surprise
with
the
results
of
both
mately
$200
taken
from
an
office
safe
and
till.
trials
but
predicted
that
Canadiana,
the
"horse
of
the
year"
In
1952,
which
lost
only
one
of
.
X
-
i
-
J
K
Lady
MPs
Trade
Verbal
Swings
On
Merits
of
Pugilistic
Sport
10
top
money
races
that
year,
will
make
a
better
showing
in
the
Queen's
Plate
to
be
run
here
on
Coronation
Day.
.
talnment
tax
should
be
paid
on
By
KEN
KOTWRIGHT
LONDON
(Reuters)
Two
boxing
because
promoters
can-l.ot
make
the
fight
game
pay
its
women
Labor
members
of
Par
V
i
(i.
.
ST"...
I
...
V.
V
..
.:
-
...
...
'
V,--.
-
J-
-
!
-
"
,
I
-
-
-
-
)V
:;.::"
;'
'
v
:
""
:"Y
.V.
.'':
',:'.
'-
-
I-
,
-WEATHER-
Except
for
cloud
ln
the
Carl-boo,
the
province
enjoyed
a
clear,
cool
night
with
frosts
occurring
at
many
places
in
the
way
in
Britain.
liament
have
traded
verbal
'I
did
not
come
to
this
debate
these
exhibitions
are
evidence
of
what
I
say."
As
Dr.
Edith
sat
down,
the
House
roared
.
with
laughter
when
beefy
Bessie
Braddock
snorted:
"She
does
not
understand
at
all."
She
explained
that
about
85
per
cent
of
Britain's
3,500
pro
as
a
weak
and
feeble
woman,
punches
in
a
House
or
commons
scrap
over
one
subject
Kootenays.
The
weekend
weath
horrified
at
the
sight
of
punching,
or
as
one
untrained
in
looking
upon
blood
and
injury,"
er
in
the
southern
part
of
B.C.
they
Just
cant
agree
on
oox-Ing.
Mrs.
Bessie
Braddock,
224-nound
honorary
vice-president
explained
the
fast-talking
med
will
be
somewhat
changeable
because
of
a
disturbance
at
fessional
boxers
belong
to
her
ical
doctor.
of
the
British
Professional
Box
"I
am
concerned
with
the
rel
association.
present
following
an
uncertain
oath
through
the
state
of
Wash
atives
of
the
boys
killed
ln
the
"But
not
one
of
them
was
ever
dragged
into
the
rlng-r
though
they
may
have
been
ington.
There
will
be
frequent
sunny
periods
along
the
north
ring
and
those
whose
brains
are
permanently
Injured
as
a
result
of
repeated
blows
on
the
skull."
ers'
Association,
put
on
tne
gloves
to
defend
the
noble
art
of
self
defence
against
an
attack
from
petite,
red-headed
Dr.
Edith
Summerskill.
Dr.
Edith
roused
Mrs.
Brad-
coast,
but.
the
Cariboo
will
be
cloudv
In
general
and
a
few
dragged
out
again,"
she
said.
"They
accept
the
sport
and
join
in
it
quite
voluntarily.
Swinging
hard
at
Dr.
.Swiri
showers
will
occur
this
after
noon.
Forecast
Then
she
delivered
her
punch:
"Boxing
tournaments
are
sor
dock's
fighting
blood
by
charg-inir
that
boxine
is
"sadistic"
and
merskill,
she
said:
von
p.,,
i,4
uiill
L-een
nn
bicycling.
Variable
cloudiness
today
and
"If
I
had
to
choose
between
should
be
taxed
out
01
existence
Sunday.
A
little
warmer.
.Light
listening
to
the
weird
and
won
A
former
Socialist
cabinet
min
winds.
Low
tonight
and
high
did
entertainments.
It
is
clear
that
the
object
of
them
is
to
appeal
to
the
sadistic
impulses
.
.
.
the
lowest
and
crudest
passions
in
man.
The
primitive
yells
ot
the
crowd
who
watch
Sunday
at
Port
Hardy
and
DFCK
POPE
Jr.,
Marine
Corps
officer,
and
Anita
Richardson
put
a
new
twist
into
this
doubles
act
as
Anita
does
a
daring
backoend
off
his
shoulder.
Amateur
and
professional
water-ski
acrobatics
are
a
dally
sight
ln
the
water
off
Cypress
Gardens,
Fla.
'nventor
Charles
Duval
(above)
has
solved
the
problem
entile
bars
that
are
pedals,
too.
One
can
use
both
hand
1
Pals
at
the
same
time
to
increase
speed,
or
separately
1
muscle
strain.
The
new
gadget
is
one
of
many
being
atthe
annual
Inventors'
exhibit
on
the
banks
of
the
Seine.
ister,
Dr.
Summerskill
was
speaking
against
a
Labor
pro-nosai
relucted
by
the
House
derful
noises
which
come
frflni
a
symphony
orchestra
or
'
attending
a
boxing
tournament,
my
choice
Is
always
lor
boring."
SaiidsDit.
40
and
57;
at
Prince
Rupert,
40
and
60.
without
a
vote
that
uo
tiiter-