ORMES
DRUGS
M
DAILY
DELIVERY
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
a
NEWSPAPER
Y
CABS
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
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in
VOL.
XLI,
No.
45
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
22,
1952
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
F1
"
federal
!
.
liwiaiBi
American
I
Killed
in
Camp
Riot
f
"""N
I
"
'
:
V
V
P
m,
x
Conned
t
'"4
t
Anscomb
Aroused
PU8AN,
Korea
One
American
fokrlcr
and
69
Korean
civil-.
!
ian
internees
were
killed
Mon-i
day
in
a
Communist
led
riot
at
jKoje
Island
stockade
United
Stal.-s
authorities
said
Friday,
j
The
authority's
sa'cl
about
1500
1
civ;lian
Inmates
ol
the
com-!
pound
attacked
the
United
i
Stater,
security
troops
with
steel
,
p;ckat;
,
,
wooden
clubs,
barbed
j
wi
c
J
ail
s
block
jacks,
metal
;
tent
pole
spokes.
Iron
pipes,
oi
ks
and
knives.
i
Oik
American
soldier
was
wounded.
Twenty-two
suffered
IMimes
Johnson
fur
Coalition
I'.rr-ak
and
Premature
Election
VICTORIA
Cf
Dying
embers
1
o
the
coaMtion
showered
down'
British
Columbia
Legis-
j
minor
Injuries
and
142
inmates
on
th
:
were
wounded.
1
Nc
prisoners
of
war
were
ln-
vo'
d
in
the
lioi,
officials
faid.
Kojc
is
a
large
island
about
27
mile?
southwest
of
Pusan.
They
said
the
situation
is
now
,
qirct
and
under
control
and
the
unrest
has
not
spiead
to
other
corr
xiunds.
aluic
Thursday
from
a
fiery,
.
scathing
speech
by
the
Progres-j
sive-Conervativc
Opposition!
Ifeadci',
Herbert
Anscomb
i
Cn
Wednesday
Premier
John-
j
son
had
told
for
the
fecond
time
j
the
first
time
was
January
18
j
why
he
filed
Mr.
Anscomb
who
i
took
his
ten
Progressive
Conser-
j
iva'tive
colleagues
into
opposiiion!
with
him.
The
Liberals,
with
23
;
Terrace
With
jAlcan
Project
I
Estimated
Cost
of
Line
3,000,000
OTTAWA
(CP)
Tilt;
federal
government
will
'
ask
Parliament
this
year
!to
finance
a
railway
line
Jnto
the
huge
aluminum
development
at
Kitimat,
it
I
was
learned
Thursday.
;
"The
railway
line
will
link
i
Kitimat,
where
aluminum
will
I
be
produced
from
a
big
hydro
-i
electric
project,
with
Terrace
on
I
the
Canadian
National
Railway-line.
Estimates
have
not
been
com-i
pleted,
officials
said.
However
'
the
railway,
running
through
a
i
divide
in
mountainous
territory
is
expected
to
cost
$5,000,000
or
.
more.
i
The
federal
treasury
will
.
fi-,
nance
the
project
for
the
Cana-i
dlan
National
Railways,
i
It
will
be
the
second
big
rail-,
way
development
undertaken
by
X'TENANT-CiOVERNOR
Ontario's
ne
,
Lieutenant-Governor,
Louis
O.
Breithaupt,
A)
X
T
'
;
'
'
I
f
;,'
t
t'
I
'
"
4
It
manufacturer,
is
congratulated
by
ul.s
two
aauRluvrs
artcr
he
was
sworn
into
oince
n
Toronto.
Mrs.
Donald
Bastedo
Is
at
loft
and
Mrs.
Robert
Oram,
right.
Only
pro-
,binei
ministers,
members
of
Mr.
Brelt
laupt
s
lumlly
and
close
mends
attended
the
Britons
Given
NATO
Commands
numbers,
and
'three
straight
Coalitionists
became
the
(CP
PHOTO)
rcmony.
Mr
Anscnmh.
takin2
his
ihn-
LONDONAdmiral
Sir
Arthur.
lnw
Thursday,
contended
that
i
John
Powers
and
Air
Vice
Mar-
tne
Premier
had
split
the
coali-
j
shal
A.
C.
Stevens
have
been
ticn
of
nis
own
political
advan-
i
given
important
commands
In
(.Ke
t
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty
or-
'
.,.
om.
rl
.
fl.
spri
Red
Purge
In
Unions
y
Hams
to
Form
V
"'.
V
ejtenslve
row
in
his
own
party
he
was
faced
with
a
convention
i
ganization
for
western
European
:
defence.
Powers,
now
in
command
of
ergency
Squad
ahead
of
him
and
he
knew,
if
l.almr
Act
Inquiry
Board
Iti
ni
ts-
W
ould
Aholish
Government
Strike
Vote
Portsmouth
naval
station,
will.
'he
knew,
if
he
had
any
hope
at
command
the
western
defence
all
of
remaining
supreme
at
amateur
radio
operators
have
been
rung
in
civil
defence
organization.
Frank
Parlette
VICTORIA
9
-Indication
that
vuu..c
thllt
col)ventlon
that
ne
musi
British
Columbia
unions
have
Stevens,
now
chief
of
the
,
bleak
the
coalition
because
sec-cleaned
out
Communists
from
coastal
air
command,
will
get
a
Hons
of
his
party
were
dominant
'
1
the
government
trjrough
the
Canadian
National
Railways
in
illtt'd
emergency
C'0-Oixlinator
and
Will
i
their
ranks
was
contained
in
aj
similar
post
in
the
air.
appu
a
year.
Last
year
Parliament
ap
ull
!,.
ma"
V,i-n
tn
nrrruniv.P
thp
'
Hve-man
inquiry
boards
report
of
a
$14.-
proved
construction
into
the
province's
Labor
Act
on
that
point.
(A
Liberal
executive
convention
last
month
askt'd
that
a
full
dress
British
Columbia
Liberal
convention
be
held
before
June
30
to
bring
an
end
to
the
coalitlon.i
HITS
HARD
Herbert
Anscomb
Assails
Premier
Johnson
000.000
line
into
the
Manitoba
base
metal
mining
area
at
Lynn
Lake.
12
Operators.
i
which
was
tabled
yesterday
in
Civil
Defence'
Co-ordlnator
W,
'
the-
Legislature
Veteran
To
Hang
terbuck
h.
iBusteri
Hill
says
it
has
also
The
Board
recommends
the
been
mooted
that
"hams"
be
government-supervised
strike
1
;
supplied
with
portable
"rigs"
1
vote
be
abolished
and
that
ihej
leeclvers
and
transmitters
to
be
Labor
Relations
Board
only
j
u.sedjn,
connexion
with
civil
de-
w.rutinizc
the
Union's
strike
vote
fiiiv-
,
1
"A
board
fpokfcsman
Mid
that
-
Mr.
Anscomb
said
the
Premier
j
has
-imposed"
a
general
elec-1
lion
on
British
Columbia
set
I
for
this'
summer
a
coupte
of
j
:
years
before
It
was
necesary.
iThis
election
would
disturb
the
'political
and
economic
structure'
Australia
Redistribution
May
be
United
States
Studied
at
New
Session
Helps
France
(fmbec
Man
Condemned
t
Death
for
Killinc
(jrandmother
Meanwhile,
volunteers
areth'
govern
men
t-supervlsed
had
been
originally
i
innklriB
aui)llcatli)n
at
a
"pretty
'strike
vote
of
the
province
when
it
was
in
Sir
Alexander
,
British
high
coitii
m
Canada
for
sev-
fair"
r..tr
snvs
Mr.
Hill,
and
the
Inserted
In
the
Industrial
Con-;
VALLEYFIELD,
Quebec
O
period
of
great
aeveiopmem
'
...
"
....
..
a
VJy.
4VU
Jk
fa
V
U
V
VI
v
.wji.o
...
j
LISBON
0
The
United
j
States
agreed
in
principle
today
j
to
give
France
an
additional
nstrurtors
class
is-well
under
;
cillation
and
Aroiirauon
nci
De-
AlciUe
Martin,
31-year-old
vet,-
;
.
..
.
w
e
shouid
nave
sta
By
D'ARCY
O'DONNELL
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
is
going
to
Australia
.
way.
.
;
r"se
unions
coma
uuih.bc
eran
of
the
Dieppe
ram
in
i
bility."
....
.mli
.
ri
rraii
if
Irintr-
lar
capacity
Prime
Next
Monday,
instruction
win
.
,
-
"...
.
begin
at
the
Nurses'
Home
in;
-
;
U,B
..u
"t..,..
o
..
,.f
,ti,
hap.
no
loiiRer
necessary.
mother
to
death
last
July
1
and
L.
St.'
Laurent,
In
his
impending
de-
J
J
j-
OTTAWA
(tf)
A
COmmiltee
llKeiy
Will
ueiner
rearmament
program.
Today
S
Stocks
(established
at
the
forthcoming
session
of
Parliament
nLro
(
..i.ri,j
k
H
joi.n
.ti.
(V
no.)
I
to
study
redistribution
of
representation
in
the
Coni-counca
mct
to
give
its
blessing
"
-:
t,.w-:
t
tV,
101
mchs
Fnrmutinn
nf
:
to
the
European
army
plan
to
Recommendation
of
the
aboli-
was
sentenced
to
be
hanged
May
terial
owl
chemical
warfare,
as
.erday,
described
him
u,t
of
(lie
civil
defence
trainiim
tion
of
the
Kovernment-super-
2.
i
of
great
tact
and
'prom-urn
Mr
Hill
hopes
all
reg-
vised
vote
was
protested
in
a
Martin,
a
resident
of
St.
Henri
isf
presence
in
Can-1
Istered
nurses
In
Prince
Rupert
minority
report
submitted
by
a
dp
Mascouehe.
Quebec,
heard
muiia
uu
me
uasio
ui
"ic
v.""-
bring
twelve
German
divisions
the
committee
may
be
forecast
in
the
speech
from
;
into
the
unified
force,
the
throne
to
be
read
at
opening
of
the
session
Feb-j
will
attend
the
course,
instructor
imam
""""
;
tne
sciuence
piunuum-cu
uj
.
is
Mrs.
Emma
Bartlet.
RN,
w
ho
uoneu,
rrw-ir-iyuiu-i
justice
fcaouara
icuiei
wiuiuut
bus
comulel.'d
a
training
course
menmer
ior
vancuuvn
cunc.
nincning.
ruary
28.
The
government
has
said
It
Martin
was
charged
with
slay-
in
Vancuover.
NATO
Army
of
If
the
redistribution
is
under-
i
taken
at
this
session
it
probably
j
does
not
intend
to
deal
with
the
,jng
Mrs.
Antoine
Allan,
66,
his
report
at
this
session
but
that
,
grandmother,
her
second
hus-11
should
be
acted
onby
the
new
band,
76.
and
a
neighbor,
Nar-
Coronation
August
7
will
mean
that
no
general
led-,
r
ft
eral
election
will
be
held
before)!!
I
JIVKIfirK
Tanke
rs
,
Legislature
this
fall
following
the
cjse
Cusson,
72.
mfiti'd
the
interests:
r.ada
and
Britain.
j
ndrr's
successor
here
Archibald
Nye,
until
!
;h
commissioners
ionise
from
the
rank
of
Worm
War
1
t
lieu-
'
rai
in
World
War
11
;
awycr
between
wars.
M
was
vlce-ehief
of
:i
from
HMI
until
he
Ha
in
l!-6
a.s
govcr-dras.
becoming
high
,s
to
India
two
0
W
mar
aaawaB
1953
or
early
1954.
Life
of
the'
I.;ovlncial
election
in
the
sum
Stern
Port
Safe
in
VANCOl'VEK
American
Standard
25
'i
Bralorne
605
B
R
X
04
Cariboo
Quartz
1.20
Congress
06
Cronln
Babine
47
Giant
Mascot
'
97
Indian
Mines
21
Pend
Oreille
7.75
Pioneer
I
'
2.18
Premier
Border
35
Privateer
09
'a
Reeves
MacDonald
5.20
Reno
04
Sheep
Creek
1.63
Sllbuk
Premier
60
Taku
River
06
Vananda
...
.21
Salmon
Gold
04
Spud
Valley
13
Silver
Standard
2.50
Western
Uranium
3.20
i
The
bruised
and
battered
;
bodies
of
the
three
elderly
persons
were
found
by
Quebec
provincial
police
in
a
shed
at
the
i
rear
of
the
Allan
home
near
,
Ormstown,
Quebec.
mer.
1
-WEATHER-
present
parliament
expires
Aug-!
LISBON
Defence
ministers
of
ust
25,
19a4.
the
Nortn
Atlantic
Treaty
Or-
Uriless
the
basis
of
allocating
,
gani2atioa
council,
in
session
seats
is
changed,
Saskatchewan
j
nere
yesterday
approved
an
will
lose
five
of
its
20
seats
injarmy
0f
sixty
divisions
for
the
the
Commons.
Manitoba
will
,
defence
of
western
Europe,
lose
two
seats
and
Nova
Scotia
i
Tne
strength
of
the
army
one.
British
Columbia
will
gam!
wouli
bc
2,000,000
men.
four,
and
Ontario
and
Quebec,
x.gg
divis-ons
would
come
NEWPORT.
Rhode
Island
The
broken
stern
of
a
storm-wif-eked
tanker,
the
Fort
Mer-
LONDON
Usually
reliable
sources
said
tonight
that
-Queen
Elizabeth
would
probably
be
crowned
August
7.
They
said
that
date
is
being
suggested
to
Her
Majesty
by
rourt
officials.
If
the
young
.Queen
approves
her
conoration
this
summer
will
be
the
first
occasion
in
225
years
that
a
B
itish
sovereign
has
been
crowned
the
same
year
as
he
or
she
succeeded
to
the
throne.
Synopsis
Clear
skies
and
light
winds
combined
to
produce
another
night
with
sub-zero
temperatures
in
the
central
Interior
re-elons
of
British
Columbia.
Else
eei,
came
into
Newport
harbor
tNXOl'M
i-.Mc.nt
today
in
low
of
two
ocean-going
'H'liig
the
new
Brtt-'tuRsl.
commissioners
for
Aboard
the
hulk
were
thirteen
:
I
Australia,
the
Com-
survivors
w
ho
remained
when
!
f'
lations
Office
an-
twenty-one
other
members
of
"
-
,
rt
i
1
r
1
-
Oil
Strike
Confirmed
Official
Announcement
by
two
each.
Newtounoiana,
we
ir()m
western
Germany.
Brunswick,
Prince
Edward
Is-!
Today
tlie
council
of
fourteen
land,
Alberta
and
the
Yukon
will
allies
ol.maliy
endorsed
the
cre-remain
unchanged.
,
atjon
0
tne
European
defence
Agriculture
Minister
Gardiner,
army
including
the
German
sol-
where
cloudiness
contributed
to
more
moderate
temperatures
mat
hir
Alex-
"ve
crew
01
iui
iy-un.;
v.r
llh
thirties
recorded
aloni'
'"buck
will
succeed
rescued.
The
stem
had
been
nld;th"ir?!0'rl!.l
to
20
Oih
J
Williams
us
British
towed
more
than
100
miles.
isMuncr
in
Australia
the
coast
and
10
degrees
in
most
of
the
southern
interior.
Gale
force
winds
developed
along
the
exposed
areas
of
the
Queen
Charlottes
and
northern
Vancouver
Island
ahead
of
a
series
of
disturbances
approach-
Central
Leduc
2.90
Home
Oil
16.25
Mercury
27
Okalta
3.80
Pacific
Pete
10.75
Royal
Canadian
21
Manitoba
Minister
of
Mines
WINNIPEG
Minister
of
Mines
J.
S.
McDiarmid
announced
officially
in
the
Legislature
yesterday
that
oil
had
been
struck
i
M.
J.
Coldwell,
C.C.F.
Leader,
and
diers.
The
vote
was
unanimous.
I
John
Diefenbaker,
prominent
The
army
is
designed
primar-I
Progressive
Conservative,
are
ny
for
the
defence
of
western
j
nmong
Saskatchewan
represent-
Europe
against
possible
Com-i
atives
w
ho
may
have
to
seek
rnunist
aggression.
'
new
seats.
j
Ratification
by
Parliament
of
j
On
the
basis
of
the
1951
census
each
country
must
now
take
!
figures
this
is
how
the
262
seats
piace
before
recruiting
of
the
'
in
the
Commons
will
be
divided
Germans
can
commence.
Nehru
Party
Has
Big
Win
111
in
Canada
since
i-butk.
now
55
years
Britain's
deputy
high
'
in
South
Africa
in
m.
K-'ndcr
ciuttcrbuek
icmbered
as
a
visitor
R"Pert
three
r
f-
California-Standard
in
a
wel
by
ing
from
the
Pacific.
Generally
Air
Observer
Corps
Forming
filter
Centres
at
IMnce
Rupert,
Vancouver,
Kamloops
and
Nelson
1-
TORONTO
Athona
Aumaque
Bevcourt
Congress
party
in
the
next
Parliament,
with
ax-
NEW
DELHI
.09
'j
.22
.80
.24
"2
unsettled
weather
is
cxpccieo.
v..c
v
y
--;
along
the
coast
during
the
next
the
province
not
Mr
from
the
24
to
48
hours.
Winds
will
sub-
Saskatchewan
and
United
States
side
this
evening
over
the
north-
borders.
It
is
light
crude
Aid
has
cm
coast.
Intermittent
light
rain
come
in
at
a
raw
Oi
2M
barrel..
...m
a
un
cnuthmrn
limns
per
day.
isting
representation
in
bracke
Newfoundland
seven
(seven':
:
!w'icn
he
addressed
tho
Buffalo
Canadian
Gyro
clubs
at
a
joint
of
Premier
Nehru
won
an
overwhelming
victory
in
India's
election
which
was
finally
concluded
yesterday.
Ontario
to
Prince
Edward
Island
four
4"
Nova
Scotia
12
(13);
New
Bruns
wick
10
(10:
Quebec
75
(73i:
followers
took
341
of
Nehru's
Ontario
85
(831.
Manitoba
14
Build
Homes
496
seats.
Independents
won
ju.
Do
wn
on
m
(161;
Saskatchewan
15
(20;
Al-
i
Continued
on
Page
2)
VANCOUVER.
Vancouver.
.
Vancouvcr
island
and
the
The
oil
came
in
on
the
ranch
Nelson,
Kamloops
and
Prince
mainland
during
the
late
of
a
farmer,
George
Walker,
win
will
be
British
Columbia's:
Immigrated
from
Scotland
if.
Rnpert
otlc,noon
f.
ana
nd
cven"
cvening.
b
four
filter
centres
under
the
j
19oa.
If
he
makes
any
money,
Canadian
air
observer
corps
'
Gale
Warning
Walker
says
he
will
make
a
trip
which
is
being
organized
under
j
North
Coast
Region
Gale
home.
the
pattern
of
such
a
corps
!
warning
Issued.
Overcast
with
The
well
is
five
miles
from
j
which
operated
effectively
in
intermittent
rain
today.
Cloudy
R,,sto"n.
Communists
27,
and
Socialists,
12.
!
The
marathon
election
for
TORONTO.
Premier
Frost
told
the
Ontario
Legislature,
at
egging
STKEL
STRIKE
DEFERRED
seats
in
the
central
Parliament
NEW
YORK.
United
Steel
.
its
opening
yesterday,
that
steps
was
fined
began
last
October.
;
Workers
of
America
decided
yes-1
wuli
"e
tal!en
to
8et
mo'"e
i
houses
built,
particularly
in
the
the
sehed-
Officials
estimate
that
90.000,-:
terday
to
postpone
000
persons
voted.
uled
general
strike
for
days.
-
court
this
mom-
Britain
during
the
last
war.
tonight
and
saiuraay.
nine
.
Mr.
McDiarmid
announced
ne
l''r
!ing.
Put
Mazzei
Recruiting
of
12
000
civilian
j
change
in
temperature
Winds
nad
reCelved
a
report
late
'
to
the
charge.
observers
will
commence
in
April
I
easterly
(401,
subsiding
this
eve-
Thursday
from
John
Orr.
com
-'
wciitor
T.
w.
Drown,
and
Mav
Souadron
Leader
C.
H.lning.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
pany
geologist,
on
the
result
of
A
crown
building
corporation
Consol.
Smelters
39.65
Conwest
3.60
Donalda
7
Eldona
21
East
Sullivan
8.85
Giant
Yellowknife
10.90
God's
Lake
38
Hardrock
13
Harricana
13
Heva
11
Joliet
Quebec
46
Little
Long
Lac
67
Lynx
14
Madsen
Red
Lake
1.91
McKenzie
Red
Lake
..
-40',
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.80
Moneta
38
Negus
61
'i
Noranda
80.00
Louvicourt
30
Pickle
Crow
1.60
San
Antonio
2.45
Senator
Rouyn
17
Sherrit
Gordon
4.20
Steep
Rock
7.40
Silver
Miller
1.60
Upper
Canada
1.70
Golden
Manitou
6.50
"WM.raic
w.
D.
Vance
RHtuh
Columbia
chief
i
Saturday-rAt
Port
Haray
ana
tne
five-hour
"swab
test.'
The
minister
did
not
state
th;
611
UlC
charec
lnlrt'nf
the
nn,.need
ve.ster-
I
Sandsplt.
35
and
40;
at
Prmcc
will
be
formed
under
the
National
Housing
Act.
Further
social
legislation
was
forecast
including
a
monthly
pension
of
$40
for
all
disabled
persons
between
18
and
65.
convi
Mawi
ay-
Key
personnel
is
already
j
Rupert.
30
to
40.
gravity
of
the
oil,
unofficial
reports
saying
it
was
light
crude.
;
,
twice
ore-
beinu
recruited.
!
f
!"'
"f
this.
said
RUSSIA
CLAIMS
the
The
nhsnrvrrs
will
kM-n
kiM-p
a
'.
'"'Dosed
the
max-
look-out
not
only
for
aircraft
;
DARWIN
THEORY
ou"u
and
t.hi,.rt
f
'Monkey-Sized'
Bandits
Rob
Toronto
Bank
of
$30,000
TORONTO
CP
Three
"monkey-sized"
men,
so
small
that
they
crawled
through
a
one-foot
square
window,
held
up
a
suburban
bank
today
and
escaped
with
more
than
$30,000
after
waiting
patiently
for
a
time
lock
vault
to
open.
It
was
a
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
The
gunmen
waited
most
of
the
ntght
and
held
up
each
of
the
five
employees
and
tied
them
as
they
arrived.
TIDES
Ssemif
UWlU'ld-
WCS-U'nces,
he
told
HITLER
TEA
HOUSE
'
NOW
REST
ROOM
'
MUNICH,
Germany
The
Bavarian
cabinet
has
approved
a
contract
leasing
Hitler's
tea
but
for
suspicious
surface
craft
and
submarines.
I
LONDON
Biologists
in.
Mos-
At
filter
centres
all
reports
are
Cow,
not
Darwin
in
London,
dis-recelvcd
and
plotted.
i
covered
the
principle
of
evolu-
Saturday,
February
23.
1952
18
6
feet
High
0:07
I
11:49
iiiBe
.
monlh
o
a
Squadron
Leader
Hoseason
has
tion
first,
accoraing
io
me
mm.
already
made
a
cbude
of
visits
21,5
feet
'7.1
feet
1.7
feet
Low
5:47
18:26
COW
raulO.
una
wtus
awwy
u
iiuuoc
u
"is
in.iuoM.rn
advance,
of
Darwin's
origin
of
near
Berchtesgaden
as
atrest
l
,
caron
j
$30t).
taxi
to
Prince
Rupert
In
connection
;with
the
organization.)
Species.
jnouse
ior
luurisu.
)