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"Prince
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XLIII,
No.
5
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JANUARY
7,
1954
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House,
Senate
Told
y
The
Assoc
tatcd
Press
WASHINGTON.
President
Eisenhower
said
today
that
United
States
defence
plans
are
geared
to
use
of
atomic
weapons
"if
they
are
needed
to
pre
i
i
serve
our
freedom.
mmmM4m.mmnXmm.t',"
it.W,
I
lisniAS
is
always
a
festive
time
but
when
birthdays
come
at
the
same
time
It
gives
an
Flying
Bishop
Rescues
Pilot
Lost
in
Alaska
The
president,
in
his
State
of
j
the
Union
message,
outiineu
.
!
program
he
said
would
build
-he
military
might
of
the
U.S.,
jolster
other
free
countries
against
communism,
and
maintain
a
healthy
economy
it
home.
Proclaiming
encouraging
de-
j
devolpments
in
the
struggle
fori
peace,
Eisenhower
said
in
his
!
;e
mr
an
emu
t,ccwuun.
tmuw.i
uuvC
a
e
racncia
ana
Rlckie
Sanderson
hosts
at
a
iday
party
for
Susan
(third
doll
from
left)
and
Little
Honey
(right)
who
were
three
years
n
Christmas
Day.
Other
dolls
and
teddy
bea
were
guests
at
party
which
featured
candle-
il
doughnuts.
ree
Taxi
Drivers
Fined
$300
Each;
i
address
to
a
joint
session
of
the
House
of
Representatives
i
iand
Senate:
j
!
"Slowly
but
surely,
the
free,
j
world
gathers
strength.
Mean-i
i
while,
from
behind
the
Iron
:
purities
Cancel
Chauffeur
Permits
given
the
same
penalty.
i
The
supplying
charges
against
i
Curtain-
,thfe
are
signs
that:
Cars
Involved
In
the
supplying
Sylvester
and
Klamut
arose
af-!tyra"ny
?
ntr
,
.
le"
minders
that
its
structure
Is
as-
.
..
.
tor
a
j'innniiiv,
n.
unui
a
'n
case
and
fceld
by
the
RCMP
as
its
surface
is
hard."
I
since
Dec.
23,
were
ordered
"tnry
Stevens
approached
po-
re-
Sueakin
l0
un
election-vear1
"
0
llt
1
leased
:
aPd
told
them
he
wanted
s
g,
,
,
i
to
"eet
taxi-driven,
in
t.rmihio
"
I
Congress
almost
evenly
divided
FAIRBANKS,
Ala.ska
A
pilot
missing
in
subzero
weather
in
the
Central
Alaska
w.l-dernes?
was
found
and
rescued
Wednesday
by
Episcopal
Bishop
William
J.
Gordon,
known
as"
Alaska's
flying
bishop.
Bi-hop
Gordon,
chosen
last
wee
as
one
of
the
top
10
young
men
in
America
by
the
United
States
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
was
flying
his
own
plane
with
the
Civil
Air
Patrol
here
In
the
search.
The
lost
pilot.
Harry
Bots-ford
of
the
Fairbanks
Air
Service,
disappeared
In
a
Piper
Cub
plane
in
a
wilderness
area
northwest
of
Fairbanks
Tuesday
night.
Bishop
Gordon
located
the
lost
pilot's
downed
plane,
made
a
successful
ski
landing
at
the
scene,
and
picked
up
Botsford.
taxi
drivers
were
each
liK;
i.nJ
costs,
or
in
tie-)
ix
months
in
jiiil.
by
ate
W.
D.
Vance
in
point
here
in
the
last
24
,
'
Richard
Sylvester
of
70
nd
Anthony
Klamut
of
I
RCMP
said
this
mornirn
Evidence
disclosed
that
he
was
i
P0"""
.thf
P
Bls0-that
the
chauffeur
permits
;
supplied
with
money
by
police!,
t"cte.d
fcd"ijLS,P
allowing
the
three
to
operate
!
and
within
15
minutes
hd
been
i
lng
budget
of
about
S66.600.000.-
000
for
the
fiscal
year
starting
WHEN
HIS
WIFE
DECIDED
that
their
garage
d
or
needed
a
bit
of
decoration,
Clifford
Cattell
of
Adrian,
Mich.,
planned
a
clock
face
compl
;te
with
markers
for
numerals
and
installed
it
on
the
door.
Making
odd-shaped
clocks
is
noth
ng
new
for
Mr.
Cattell,
who
built
his
first
clock
while
with
the
armed
forces.
He
is
now
employed
as
a
clock
designer.
The
clock,
incidentally
is
no
"cluck."
It
keeps
perfect
time
.
Cuthbert'
Boards
CPArPlane
taxU
in
this
city
have
been
whisky
by
sold
two
bottles
of
two
taxi
drivers.
i-pleaded
guilty
yester-
supplying;
an
Indian
;
iiior.
This
morning,
Oscar
I
n.
driver
or
112
Taxi,;
leaded
guilty
to
Illegal;
liquor
a
week
ago,
was
July
1,
about
$12,000,000,000
lesij
than
the
original
Truman
ad-
j
ministration
budget
for
the
cancelled.
Only
way
In
which
the
men
may
regain
them
Is
through
an
appeal
to
city
council.
current
year.
IIEI.P
BY
POLICE
I
Held
by
police
as
a
material
I
witness
for
a
week.
Stevens
told
his
story
in
court
Dec.
31
at
which
time
pleas
of
not
guilty
j
were
entered
tor
Sylvester
ana
j
Klamut
by
their
counsel,
'Mrs.
For
Journey
to
Vancouver
Zoo
MRCY
FLIGHT
SUCCEEDS;
hi
Akin
rrtDrcn
nnum
There
was
an
unusual
pas-
kept
Cuthbert
for
a
pet,
so
that,
They
usually
travel
well
out
to
.
will
Kay.
..,.,.;
j
senger
aboard
the
southbound
local
children
could
see
hi-.n
LiltL
I
JlK.LU
WfVII
i
sea,-skirting
tha-west
of
tin
Asks
Seaway
Approval
Apptaleu
again
for
congressional
approval
of
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway
as
vital
to
national
security.
Called
for
legislation
o
strip
U.S.
citizenship
frjm
C
n
munists
convicted
as
conspiring
against
the
government
in
the
future.
Disclosed
that
more
than
Yesterday,
Mrs.
Jtay
told
Magist
rate
Vance-
that
the
two
Christmas
Celebrations
Begin
Here
Christmas
day
Is
today
being
celebrated
oy
members
of
the
w-s
piane
mis
morning.
He
(or
shei
is
"Cuthbert,"
a
tiny
fur
seal
captured
in
Prince
Rupert
harbor
and
bound
for
the
zoo
in
Stanley
Park
in
but
were
afraid
hewouldn't
live.
Experts
at
the
zoo
will
know
how
to
look
after
him,
they
said.
Mr.
Martin,
who
made
the
arrangements
for
Cuthbert
s
trip,
said
that
as
far
as
he
DMONTON
(CP
A
sick
RCMP
forcible
at
Spruce
Bay
ost
200
miles
inside
the
Arctic
circle
received
drugs
by
uie
Wednesday
but
an
RCAF
Dakota
which
took
part
In
mission
was
forced
to
make
an
emergency
landing
250
north
of
its
Edmonton
base
because
of
engine
trouble.
yueen
Charlottes.
The
three
seen
here
are
believed
to
be
year-old
seals,
strayed
from
the
herd.
The
fur
seals
are
protected
and
penalties
are
provided
for
illegal
possession.
On
their
migratory
trips
up
and
down
the
west
coast,
herds
are
escorted
Cuthbert
is
one
of
three
of
the
rare
fur
seals
.
which
an-
i.tter
two
attempts
by
the
RCAF
Dakota
to
drop
the
drugs
2.200
employees
now
have
been
released
from
federal
Jobs
un-!
der
the
Eisenhower
administra-
j
knows
tnere
are
no
other
fun
Greek
Orthodox
Church,
whOparentiy
strayed
into
this
har-
rachute
failed,
an
RCMP
plane
landed
at
Spence
Bay
with
t!
fiaedical
supplies.
carry
on
traditions
under
the
Julian
calendar.
A
round
of
parties
and
cele
bor
from
a
southbound
herd.
Two
of
the
friendly
pups
died,
one
at
Port
Edward
and
the
accused
wished
to
change
their
pleas,
and
asked
leniency
in
both
cases.
Sylvester,
she
said,
was
a
local
man,
and
neither
he
nor
Klamut
had
appeared
In
court
for
any
form
of
trouble
with
the
police
before.
She
also
asked
that
the
two
taxis
be
released.
Prosecutor
T.
W.
Brown,
QC,
said
both
men
knew
what
they
were
doing
in
selling
the
bottles
to
a
native
and
that
'while
tin
cars
could
be
confiscated,
agreed
that
the
two
had
lost
two
weeks
business
during
the
Christmas
holidays
and
would
probably
lose
more
If
their
chauffeurs'
he
patient
Is
Const.
F.
E.
Oxholm,
25,
of
Seven
Sisters,
who
Is
suffering
an
undisclosed
lung
ailment.
seals
in
captivity
on
the
west
coast.
The
fur
seal
cows
and
puns
leave
the
Pribiloff
Islands
in
the
Bering
Sea
about
November
and
head
for
California
waters.
by
the
U.S.
Coast
Guard
and
Canadian
fisheries
vessels.
Little
Cuthbert,
like
his
fellows,
has
very
dark
brown
fur,
and
longer,
narrower
rear
flippers
than
the
common
hairseal.
brations
gets
away
tonight
and
'
other
in
Tuck
Inlet,
but
Cuth-
tion's
new
security
program.
Sketched
plans
to
combat
any
business
recession
or
depression.
Recommended
a
constitutional
amendment
to
give
U.S.
youth
the
right
to
vote
at
18
visits
continue
through
tomor-ibcrt
was
pulled
from
the
water
row
St.
Stephen's
Day.
I
at
the
grain
elevator
two
days
vie
Camera
Owner
Sought
Youngsters
of
4he
Prince
Ru-
8.
and
nas
bcen
babied
ever
since.
His
rescuer,
Arnold
Mills,
took
years
of
age
Instead
of
21.
;
pert
families
today
.will
enjoy
a
Declared
foreign
military
j
Christmas
much
the
same
as
do
Aid
CBC
Television
Show
aid
be
continued,
but
that
other
children
.
.
.
opening
gifts,
i
Cuthbert
home
to
his
wife.
The
Kitimat
Councillors
Seek
Approval
of
Money
Bylaws
economic
aid
can
be
cut
except
I
stuffing
on
candy
and
turkey
unhappy
pup
seal
was
coated
in
Korea
"and
a
few
other
crlt-
3"
(
anailian
Broadcasting
Anyone
with
a
18
mm
camera
permit
were
cancelled.
tion's
television
depart-1
which
can
shoot
at
24
frames
ai
Magistrate
Vance
snid
that
he
leal
places,"
,
0
v.
V.1
iv
iJ
.;
:"!
dinner
and
having
an
all-round
with
marine
oil
from
his
antics
good
time
.
.
.
with
one
excep-
in
the
harbor
so
they
washed
tion
their
presents
come
from
j
him
in
the
bath
tub.
and
tempt-parents
and
friends,
not
Santa
!
ed
him
with
good
things
to
eat.
C'laus.
,
j
However,
Cuthbert
must
be
on
Mnnv
victor
t.art
nf
f
tnnirht
a
special
diet
because
he
refused
Vancouver
is
looking
for
second.
Is
asked
to
contact
either
was
in
agreement
that
the
pair
)
Share
Atom
Secrets
Two
Kitimat
councillors
are,
cillor
P.
W.
Hallman
arrived
hen
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1
1.
wiiu
can
uiKe
mr.
wixuu
ur
uick
cisuii,
i
v
,
nan.
open
uenauzea
suiwcicnuy
1
for
t'BUT.
and
ordered
the
taxis
released.
news
editor,
in
Vancouver.
enroute
to
Victoria
seeking
gov
eminent
approval
of
money
by
laws
totalling
$3,000,000
for
pur
Urged
amendment
of
the
j
Atomic
Energy
Act
to
permit
sharing
with
"our
allies
certain
I
''BC
prosram
director
for
"V
.
Ull
food.
Mr.
am
t
Discussing
the
TV
station,
Nixon
said
"good
signals
a
i
uie
nome
oi
jonn
uurvicn
region,
Doug
Nixon,
who
hfie
ye.stprdav
to
look
!
ki,,,.
chase
of
roads,
water
and
sewer
systems.
Reeve
W.
H.
Sparks
and
Cuun-
-WEATHER-
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
knowledge
of
the
tactical
use
of
our
nuclear
weapons."
Announced
that
during
the
next
fiscal
year
the
U.S.
Other
families
celebrating
Christmas
today
include
Louis
Postuk,
Mrs.
Sam
Bill,
Mike
Little
Cuthbert
(he's
only
about
two
feet
long
and
weighs
under
48
pounds)
made
friends
quickly
and
lapped
up
the
soft
life.
He
seemed
to
enjoy
being
cuddled
and
loved
soft
places
to
lie.
wt-up
at
CFPR,
in
an(all
over
the
lower
mainland."
He)
w
today
said
the
torpor-i
estimated
some
800.000
persons1
ould
like
to
have
films
of
ran
he
reached
hv
the
Vancou-
by
boat
this
morning
and
let!
later
by
plane
for
the
B.
C.
capital
where
they
will
di:cuss
tht
bylaws
witn
W.
D.
Black,
minister
of
municipal
affairs.
In
four
separate
money
bylaws,
the
council
of
the
Corporation
ot
the
District
of
Kitimat,
hopes
to
raise
funds
to
purchase
a
bridge
water
and
sewage
systems
and
roads,
from
the
Aluminum
Com-.
puny
of
Canada
The
bridge
links
the
town
and
will
spend
nearly
$1,000,000
000
j
Munlzaba
and
George
Pavich.
Board
Seeks
urinc
ii.i,i.,v
..
i
,
'
today.
iuutf.y.
Kain
fiaui
in
in
southern
euuiut'iu
sec-
sec-
.t
firtt
7
d7el"Pjver
station
at
the
present
time,
tion
Intermittent
rain
Friday.
'
1
w.m
ant
t0
locateh
Asked
If
Prince
Rupert
might
Little
change
in
temperature.
with
a
10
mm
camera
more
for
continental
defence
than
during
the
current
year.
Described
the
controversial
Taft-Hartley
labor
law
as
;'bas-ically
sound"
but
in
need
of
When
Ed
Martin
of
the
Same
department
went
to
collect
bin.'
I
I
vUlSlCl
get
a
TV
station,
Mr.
Nixon
said
Wind
light
today,
southerly
20
he
thought
it
would
be
"quite
tonight,
southeast
30
Friday
some
time"
because
of
the
heavy
j
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
The
Julian
calendar
was
introduced
in
46
B.C.
by
Julius
Caesar.
The
ditierence
In
days
of
the
year
between
the
Julian
and
Gregorian
(most
commonly
used)
calendars
increases
gradually
and
now
stands
at
13
day?.
Thus
January
1,
Gregorian,
is
December
25,
Julian.
Of
Park
Fund
and
;
improvements
he
said
he
will
the
smelter
site.
The
sewage
i
system
is
complete
and
the
water
expense
of
installation
and
cost
at
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
of
producing
shows.
I
Prince
Rupert,
30
and
38.
this
morning
for
his
plane
trip
south,
Cuthbert
was
'
lounging
on
the
chesterfield,
and
Mrs.
Mills
was
reluctant
to
say
goodbye.
The
Mills
would
like
to
have
Park
rnnimi.i(inirs
nt.
their
:
V"""1
Hearing
completion.
All
mon
said
most
shows
on
's
TV
station
in
Van-ongmate
In
Toronto
and
'1.
but
tout
several
spot
r
Vancouver
events
in-the
recent
crash
of
an
Nnrth
Star
plane
at
tile
'ional
airport
have
een
'
the
public.
firt.
mppt.i
no
r.f
th
inct
el"e
built
by
the
company
reconimena
in
a
special
message
Monday.
Referring
to
his
Dec.
8
United
Nations
speech
calling
on
Russia
to
join
with
the
U.S.
and
nisht
moved
towards
acquiring
In
interview
this
morning
the
Roosevelt
Park
trust
fund,
t
Councillor
r,
Hallman
saio.
.
the
A
letter
will
be
sent
to
City!
Kitimat
council
has
special
bor-Council
askinsr
that
reniesenta-
i
rowing
powers
due
to
the
extra-
other
powers
in
creation
of
an
:
f8.-
peaceful
use,
the
president
said:
I
"A
truly
constructive
Soviet
;
tions
be
made
to
the
Lieutenant-
reaction
will
make
possible
a
new
start
toward
an
era
of
peace,
and
away
from
the
fatal
road
toward
atomic
war."
W
Death
Wgligence
hs
Charge
ordinary
circumstances
of
the
municipality,
which
is
expected
to
expand
as
much
in
the
next
five
years
as
an
ordinary
town
would
in
30
or
i0
years.
But
to
use
those
powers,
the
council
requires
an
order-in-council
approving
the
bylaws
before
they
can
be
placed
before
the
electorate
in
a
referendum,
Mr.
Hallman
said
the
council
also
anticipated
submission
of
further
bylaws,
amounting
to
abut
$1,500,000
in
the
near,
future,
to
aiiow
expansion
of
the
present
water,
sewer
and
road
facilities.
f
OUVER
(CP)
Two
law
Governor-ln-Council
requesting
premission
to
grant
the
transfer
of
the
fund
to
a
fund
to
be
known
as
the
Algoma
Park
area
development
fund.
Public
approval
of
the
transfer
was
given
by
voters
In
the
December
10
election
by
a
651-240
majorit;:.
The
motion
was
moved
by
Commissioner
Pat
Forman
and
seconded
by
Commissioner
Bob
Eby.
Mr.
Eby
and
Commissioner
Art
Murray
were
both
nominated
as
chairman
for
the
coming
year
but
election
was
postponed
because
Mr.
Murray
did
not
attend
the
meeting.
Present
last
night
were
Commissioners
.Dune
Mc-Rae,
Charlie
Balagno,
Forman
and
Eby.
Resignation
of
Peter
Lien,
park
board
secretary,
was
received
with
regret.
He
asked
to
be
relieved
because
of
pressure
of
other
duties.
Informal
discussion
of
future
Youth
Jailed
For
Stealing
1
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Phone
Service
Restored
Here
Long
distance
telephone
service
out
of
Prince
Rupert
has
been
restored
after
a
2y2-day
shutdown
due
to
storm-shattered
lines.
Trouble
at
Exstew
and
later
trouble
on
circuits
in
the
south
on
the
Hope-Princeton
highway,
cut
long
distance
service
from
Monday
at
8
a.m.
till
noon
yesterday.
Radio
communications
were
maintained
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert.
Herring
bait
Caught
in
Harbor
.
Forty-six
tons
of
hening
for
bait
purposes
only
and
scheduled
for
local
fishing
plants
were
caught
yesterday
afternoon
toy
three
boats
in
Prince
Rupert
harbor.
-liiVtH
a
'
"
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J
i
i
'"'hi
bodies
today
were
"ting
Uie
bizarre
death
nior
Winnipeg
woman
in
shrouded
with
splrltual-lld
conflicting
medical
lly.
"'vestigamm
arose
from
'u
here
Nov.
30
of
Mrs.
"t
Rush.
39.
wife
and
,llc"
of
Dr.
Raymond
D.
i;h
was
charged
with
"fslistence"
by
a
coron-y
Wednesday
night.
'
lr.y
said
ne
failed
to
pro-';'per
hospital
and
medl-"
'or
his
spiritualist
wile
"nai
hours
of
her
life.
'Uorney-Rcneral's
departed
city
detectives
opened
'stlRution
after
the
six-iM'st
ended
with
a
jury
''
roa.,
negligence."
Grant
Ronson
was
sentenced
by
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
in
police
court
tills
morning
to
three
months
In
jail
after
he
pleaded
guilty
to
a
charge
of
breaking
and
entering
and
theft.
The
youth
was
arrested
New
Year's
day
after
being
found
in
the
home
of
Harry
Knelson,
Ml
projects
was
held.
Commission.
UNITED
STATES
SENATORS,
William
Jenner
(left),
Republican
chairman
of
the
Senate
Internal
security
sub-committee,
and
Pat
McCarran,
former
Democrat
chairman
of
the
committee,
are
shown
on
their
arrival
in
Montreal
to
question
Igor
Oouzenko.
Elaborate
precautions
were
taken
to
guard
the
secrecy
of
the
meetings
arranged
after
a
long
diplomatic
wrangle
between
the
Cnnadipn
and
United
States
governments.
WHEN
PASSENGERS
arrive
at
Kinross
airfield,
Sault
Ste.
Marie,
Mich.,
this
eight-month-old
doe
scampers
out
of
the
quonset
hut
waiting
room
to
greet
them.
Often
she
climbs
the
steps
into
the
aircraft
and
walks
Into
the
cockpit.
Buckie,
the
doe,
has
been
a
pet
at
the
airfield
since
she
was
picked
up
in
the
woods
when
two
days
old
by
Rirport
employees.
The
pilots
carry
tasty
bits
In
their
pockets
for
the
pet.
ers
will
bring
recommendations
!
Third
Avenue
West.
He
was
for
park
work
to
the
next
meet-
charged
with
stealing
a
camera,
ing
whin
the
1954
program
will
an
automatic
pistol
anda
sum
of
he
mapped
out.
j
money