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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Mosf
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XLII.
No.
04
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
22,
1953
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Phone
81
WOLHOUSE
COLLAPSES
5
LAST
CHILD
RUNS
OUT
OHKNCS.
Italy
AP
When
teacher
Cecilia
Leonort
t
go
during
class
In
her
one-room
ichoolhouse
(n
nearby
VZr
....
i
'
e
-.
-r.
-
-
-
r-Jkvw:;!
jutu
Saturday,
she
saw
a
big
crack
In
the
ceiling
getting
I
and
hustled
her
20
pupil
out.
As
the
last
child
ran
i,
tin-
door
the
building
collapsed
Into
a
heap
of
timber,
I'
and
pUiU-r.
m
mm
t
-mf
aram
-Vd
mm
mm
mmm
m4
mm
mm
M
u
clian
Village
Still
3
1
Wounded
Prisoners
Without
Freedom'
'ISijTell
of
Death
March
1
I
'
"
By
The
Caiiadiau
Prc
ionccr
Metlakatla
Resident
;
F'ANMUNJOM,
Korea
The
UN
command
called
for
a
meeting
with
Communist
liaison
jays
Enfranchisement
Halted
officers
Thursday
touching
off
speculation
that
the
allies
might
again
ask
the
Reds
to
return
more
dis
abled
captives.
,i
is
Hie
ftr.it
of
a
two-part
nUiry
concerning
the
status
arhy
Indian
vll!Be
a
seen
through
the
rye
of
one
of
.i.l
re.ideuto".
Br
I.AKKV
STANWOOI
vc
nif
lilxTty,
or
give
me
death."
well-known
phrase
was
re-echoed
in
all
'
i
-
.,.
,
Jl
'
:
i
-H
:,
.'.
xM
V
u::rf
a)
"
Halibut
UN
prisoners
already
freed
have
told
of
many
sick
and
in
Jured
American
and
other
prisoners
Btlll
In
Communist
prison
stockades.
An
official
announcement
said
a
i
v.
i
r
r.
!
Convention
y
lit
ftfif
a
crowd
of
poop!:
here
recently
byiL
only
that
the
meeting
was
called
"to
discuss
matters
in
connection
with
the
current
repatriation
operations."
The
request
for
Thursday"
special
liaison
session
was
unexpected.
Full-scale
negotiations
on
the
overall
prisoner
exchange
Adopted
Special
to
The
Duily
New
"OTTAWA.
The
bill
to
he
ami's
original
pioneers
who,
with
others,
i
a
valued
dream
shattered.
y
h.iiird
man
who
,
..,
I'.tcr
IlKhion'ou(,
procedure.
ilia,
and
he
n
ferrcji
Nov.-mb.-r.
a
date
was
set
,:ure
after
10
year,
ol
a
itfurt
and
mudi'hy
the
village
council
when
the
nt
to
p:n
the
rwht
;
big
ceremony
would
officially
i.
"'
enfranchisement,
make
"cIUm-im"
of
the
Metis.
Confirm
the
convention
armistice
are
scheduled
to
re-
I
New
Friends
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
between
Canada
and
the:
STT-
with
j
Sgt.
SUT.
Kll
tKAMPStV
Or
TORONTO
makes
friends
Japanese
school
children
while
sight-seeing
in
Tokyo.
iiEtiltujn
as
Canadian
r
him
If
and
hu
fel-;
,
'
enfranchisement
of
I'tlkkutia
formally
be-
;
.".
the
village
unanl-'wri
mi
.Mich
a
move
In
katimiH.
But
today.
because
a
deep-rooted
argument
between
the
province
of
British
Columbia
and
tlie
federal
government
ha
been
rcvtvi-d
after
many
year
of
dormancy,
the
rnfranrhl-c-
United
States
for
preser-!
indication
that
the
Reds
are
.
,
!
not
honoring
their
agreement
to
,,i
vl
i
i.
vation
of
the
halibut
fish-:e!Cchange
aU
slck
and
wounded.
ery
of
the
North
Pacific
-more
Americans
Ocean
was
adonted
in!
Fourteen
more
Americans,
pos-
.
,
.,.
.
.
si
bly
including
recently-wounded
Crampsey
is
in
charge
of
maintenance
at
the
RCAF
detachment
in
Tokyo
of
RCAF
North
Star
aircraft
on
the
Korean
airlift.
Transport
Controller
Not
'A
Negotiator
.:e(!iaU-ly
the
federal
merit
of
M-
tlakatla
has
been
t
heels
began
turn-
halted
Indefinitely
In
Its
snarl
i
historic
and
ponder-
of
red
tape
and
political
Issue.
principle
mis
morning.
,
Marines,
were
promised
by
the
NATURAL
ENEMIES
if
you
go
by
names
have
united
against
the
Communists
In
Korea.
Pictured
in
a
lifebuoy
Is
Scrumpy,
meowing
mascot
of
HMS
Sparrow,
British
frigate.
A
proven
sailor
and
popular
with
his
shipmates,
Scrumpy
came
through
patrols
in
winter's
icy
winds
and
rough
seas
like
an
old
hand.
A
British
fleet
Joined
the
U.S.
Navy
in
the
very
first
days
of
the
Korean
conflict
and
British
ships
have
been
there
ever
since.
1
The
House
of
Commons'
Communists
for
delivery
Thurs-
ts
Dream
Will
Come
True
unanimou.sIy
gave
it
second
.day.
reading.
j
UN
prisoners
who
were
re
The
new
treaty
will
enable
turned
to
freedom
Tuesdav
ar-
'it
Leuihlon,
now
69
;
all
the
reserve
lands,
even
the
t
h'ljM'-he
never
will
property
already
surveyed
for
i
in
,
Japan
on
their
way
t
t'rif
imii
t
ry
a
ii
t
j
the
lire
commission
tTUHuutifcSHm
to
w
provide
uiuviuc
for
lur
rived
riveu
V-
A
NC
Ob
hll.
Transport
Controller
II.
U
.UPnt
seasons
m
the
hahbut
nsh-
home
hrM
cri!trl
iiidun.ii
the
pmpoM-d
municipality
Mr
U'lghton.
one
of
the
Milner
.caid
Tuesday
that
he
is
not
here
to
negotiate
;ery
fn.d
al?
?rovides
'nf.
th
Amount"
pyramided
of
brutal
to
arc-pi
civilization
')
b
'.h-
fiixt
Indian
Stevens,
Gordon
Returned
To
UFA
VVU
for
15th
Time
ffovern-
v..
i,v,,v
uvuaj
namvub
ui
loiiLvutci
j
uiniiu.-viiv(
jui
cam
i-uujiti
j.
iorea
wnicn
Kiiira
ac
lease
OOI
(H!liK'.t
t
n
lipmniK
irharoi.1
thnl
fh
BC
Hi:
fffkvprn
Introduced
by
Hon.
James
j
its.
and
South
Korean
Drison-
n-
m
a
troup
ment
-
ha
dug
up
an
old
qunr-1
and
New
Westminster
grain
handlers.
Sinclair.
minister
of
fisheries,
i
er.
the
bill
was
accepted
on
behalf
j
The
return
of
14
Americans
to
rel
for
an
excuse
to
deprive
us
m
He
was
referring
to
a
state-!
of
our
right
to
citizenship
ment
in
the
House
of
Commons!
of
the
official
opposition
VANCOUVER
0
Re-election
n
i
umorcd
that
the
tUkiitlu
no
longer
iirranchwement:
that
ijetti-r
off
as
ward
of
by;
morrow
'will
bring
to
79
the
!
number
of
U.S.
soldiers
freed
in
why
would
the
governmen
Shipping
Act
by
Labor
Minister
Orecg
that
i
General
Pearkes.
the
transport
controller
had
t
E.
T.
Aoolewhaite.
take
this
action?
lie
ask.
"It
of
Homer
Stevens
as
secretary
of
the
United
Fishermen
and
Allied
Liberal
,
the
historic
break
in
the
lnnff
giving
the
two
men
a
2-to-l
majority.
Mr.
Foort's
report
charged
that
"anti-unionists"
had
spent
hundred
of
dollars
in
an"a"cTTvt
'i.
that
there'll
never
Joined
labor
department
officers
j
member
for
Skeena.
welcomed
I
impasse
with
Asian
Reds.
here
In
an
attempt
to
bring
In
addition'
to,
the
14
Ameri
Workers
Union
(TLC)
was
reported
here
Tuesday
night.
publicity
campaign
to
win
votes
away
from
the
standing
Amendments
Approved
Ted.'
Foort,
secretary
of
the
can't
be
because
of
a
few
acics
of
land
only.
"Whv
did
they
send
people
to
the
vlllace
to
try
and
ta!k
us
out
of
our
wish
to
become
enfranchised'
"I
complained
earnestly
that
thin
was
not
fair,"
said
Mr.
U
tghton
In
an
interview.
p
bout
a
settlement.
VI
am
not
a
labor
negotiator,
and
I
have
nothing
to
do
with
the
Department
of
La-
,
bor,"
he
told
a
reporter.
the
bill
as
the
"successful
outcome
of
several
years'
work
by
and
for
the
halibut
fishermen
of
the
coast."
.
;
.
:
A-The
measure
has
been
referred
to
the
fisheries
committee
for
study
in
detail.
r
attempt
for
enfran-bv
an
Indian
villuge
''Villc
iinti
allered
that
Che
'ivi
rntnent
ha
op-iTitr.im
-hlvmrnt
o
that
the
MetlaknUan
i
told
they
may
lose
UFAWTT'd
central
election
com
mittee,
said
in
making'
the
report
that
Alec
Gordon
has
been
returned
as
business
agent.
cans,
the
Reds
said
they
would
return
five
Australian
and
six
Colombians,
plus
75
South
Koreans.
The
United
Nations
will
return
500
North
Korean
to
the
Communists
Thursday.
Today's
exchange
involved
100
Republic
of
Korea
soldiers
for
500
Communists,
including
150
Chinese.
H
brought
to
700
the
number
of
Chinese
returned
to
Red
rule.
:
OTTAWA
(CP)-The
commons;
Mr.
Milner
said
he
hud
talked
Tuesday
nave
third
and
final
,
with
operators
of
the
five
strike-reading
of
amendments
to
the
bound
elevators
and
representa-Canada
Shipping
Act.
tightening
tive
of
the
CIO
Grain
Workers
,
up
requirement
for
ship-to-;
Union
to
find
out
for
himself
e
Started
10
Years
Ago
is
u
!r!t
mr,c
IV.-1M
fll
...
Iha
lltmun
ITmmrM
that
the
move
for
Duncan
had
attended
a
public
"rc
"u""'i"'
u"
facilities
j
wh.it
their
differences
arc.
I
"There
are
S.fiOO
box
cans
Mr.
Foorst
said
the
fight
for
the
presidency
between
Reg
Payne
and
Bert
Larsen
has
not
yet
been
decided.
Name
of
the
winning
candidate
is
expected
to
be
announced
May
1.
Announcement
that
Mr.
Stevens
and
Mr.
Gordon
had
been
nt
of
.Metlakatla
mecllna
In
London
of
the
Socl
N.JC1-
v
the'
standing
Idle
in
B.C.
because
of
Tli
.series
of
changes
In
wy
the
desire
to
be
ety
which
w
as
addressed
by
Capt.
h.
,liwl
lanrtpd
Act
will
give
the
cabinet
power,
this
dispute,
and
naturally
I've
'
3
indenendent"
has
Henrv
Prevost
CCF
Leader
Nominated
In
Vancouver
East
"
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Arnold
Webster,
new
provincial
leader
of
the
CCF,
was
nominated
Tuesday
night
along'
with
Arthur
Turner
to
contest
Vancouver
East
riding
in
the
June
9
election.
Former
leader
Harold
Winch
spoke
briefly
at
the
convention,
predicting
that
the
people
of
n
in
the
villager;
at
Port
Slmuson
In
the
early
V
order
radio-Uiephone
laclil
Prince
Ends
11-Day
Tour
Of
Canada
MONTREAL
O
Crown
Prince
Aklhito
of
Japan
entered
the
United
States
today,"
his
11-day
official
tour
of
Canada
from
Victoria
to
Montreal
ended.
The
UN
command
will
return
5.800
Reds
for
605
Allied
sick
and
wounded.
got
to
make
some
decision
on
whether
to
leave
them
wh"re
they
are
or
move
them
east,"
he
ties
for
ships
over
auu
tons
gen
-ry
is
a
malor
link
InilSMi
to
take
on
supplies
after
P"ii:
of
Prince
Ru-
fighting
the
Russians
In
lhe,r'""-
Howard
Green
IPC
Vancouver,
added.
re-elected
to
office
for
the
15th
time
was
made
at
a
meeting
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council.
The
election
committee
chairman
said
he
was
able
to
announce
their
re-election
on
the
j
northern
Pacific
during
the
""Wii
the
eyes
of
Mr.
I
Ci
iineun
War.
ai.K.U.
...
.
.....j
,
1
g
t
r,..
t
iu
Quadra)
commended
the
govern-)
Mr.
Milner
controls
the
movement
measure,
but
he
said
he;
ment
of
railway
cars
in
Canada.
.........
m.iu
tiuu
mil
Ii
VllUI..
IH
la.ri
mnn-
j.,.n,nnl
ho-s
the
...
transport
Prtnent
'-"fd
parents.
-this
loned
admiral
of
the
British
unl-
b,'tr
hc
my
fatlHTwa
Fled.
re,x,rted
that
the
natives
"
P1"
basis
of
returns
from
16
of
27
ami
.saw
the
first
nits-
of
Port
Simpson
were
highly
in
liif;
t-A'
uti,m,it.
w
...t
;
carrying
of
wireless
operators.
Survey
Ship
Refloated
From
Rock
VICTORIA
(CP)
The
eighty
locals.
To
date
approximately
2,400
ballots
had
been
counted,
P
ashore
In
the
midst;
tellluent
and
would,
he
thought
.
!
Hi.
riui
not
think
vessels
oper
'"'i
'
I
resimntl
remarkably
to
Christian
Oil
Found
On
Farm
Near
Langley
B.C.
will
turn
to
the
CCF
for
efficient
government.
Mr.
Webster
said
he
will
continue
his
job
as
high
school
principal
while
campaigning.
.
-lii
1
ar7.
the
vear!
teachlmr.
The
19-year-old
Prince
sails
late
today
from
New
York
aboard
the
liner
Queen
Elizabeth
for
England
where
he
will
attend
the
Coronation.
He
will
make
an
official
tour
of
the
United
States
on
his
way
home.
ating
in
the
Inside
Passage
be-1
tween
Vancouver
Lsland
and
the
IBritLsh
Columbia
mainland
the
arrival
in
Port!
Duncan
volunteered
to
go
to
be
exempted.
.
some
op-
should
I
Wdham
Duncan,
a
I
Port
Simmon
at
the
time
was
B.C
Places
Reserve
On
Watershed
foot
government
survey
ship
Parry
was
reHoated
from
a
rock
""
"rker
l
Britain;
the
northern
roast
head.,uarter.v
"iiKrs
haa
sui;ge.siia
VANCOUVER
CP
Oil
fever
-WEATHER-
'
redasamLvslonarylof
the
Hudson's
Bay
Trading
i'lvrs
telegraphy,
nhr.,
hestated
e
stated
f-Monsry
Society
of
the
Company.
For
that
reason,
thci11
160
mles
north
of
here
late
Tuesday
night
after
being
grounded
I
h;is
struck
Langley
in
Hie
Fra.ser
i
Valley.
I
Driller
Emery
Hansen
says
he
Last
official
function
in
Montreal
Tuesday
was
a
reception
for
800
members
of
Japanese-Canadian
organizations
In
the
city.
Synopsis
The
westerly
flow
of
moist
most
of
the
day.
F
tusiland.
j
nine
tribes
of
the
T.slmpsean
na-
'lie
beginning
of
a
his-!
Hon
had
gathered
there
to
live
None
of
the
crew
of
13
was
In-
eiition
of
the
rise
and!
See
I.NOIAN
VILLAGE
rage
5
lured
when
the
vessel
went
Prior
to
this.
Prince
Akihito
T
aground
in
OkisoUo
Channel.
Logger's
Body
Lashed
to
Wheel
Of
Battered
Boat
has
struck
pay
sand
at
750
feet
on
the
farm
of
9-ycar
old
John
Goer!.,
five
miles
east
of
Lang-ley.
Ho
produced
a
jar
Tuesday
showing
traces
of
green,
light
held
a
small
private
reception
and
among
guests
was
Paul
VICTORIA
(CPX
The
piovin-
Pacific
air
which
is
bringln;
cial
government
has
placed
a;
cloudy
skies
to
most
sections
ol
reserve
on
waters
of
the
sprawl-!
the
-
province
shows
signs
o:
ing
Atlln
watershed
in
north-!
weakening
and
slow
improve-western
British
Columbia.
jment
in
weather
conditions
i;
The
move
apparently
is
de-1
looked
for
tomorrow.
,
signed
to
prevent
alienation
of.
Forecast
the
area
because
of
the
possibili-
North
Coast
Region:
Cloud:
Emile
Cardinal
Leger,
Archbishop
of
Montreal
who
founded
and
The
Parry
pulled
herself
off
the
ledge
under
her
own
power
at
high
tide.
Damage
was
not
serious
and
the
vessel
is
con
irrsiviiv
erniliv
directed
a
seminary
In
Japan
tinuing
Its
survey
work.
for
some
years.
1
i-
's
Aji-w
'
""
m
'
if
-A
,
MASSET
Body
of
a
New;
Some
20
members
of
the
Apos-Brunswick-boru
logger
was
found
t(jUc
cllllrchi
of
whlch
Hansen
Is
hushed
to
the
wheel
of
a
storm-;1)irmbrr
ananced
the
well,
called
Siloam
No.
1.
battered
power
boat
off
here
Monday,
and
.search
is
continu
Word
of
the
Parry's
plight
was
relayed
by
Cape
Lazo
radio
and
picked
up
by
the
tug
Hecate
Straits
which
went
to
the
scene
immediately,
t
The
Parry,
a
90-ton
dlesel
ves
'It
is
the
-work
of
the
Lord."
ty
of
establishment
of
a
hugelana
mild.
Rain
Thursday
after
mining,
hydro
and
smelting
de-
noon
and
evening.
Winds
light
velopment.
i
increasing
Thursday
af
ternooi
Frobisher
Ltd.
of
Eastern
Can-1
to
southeast
80.
ada
is
carrying
out
surveys
in
the
!
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Thurs
area.
(day
At
Port
Hardy,
38
and
54
Major
lakes
affected
are
Teslin
j
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
J
and
Atlin
Lakes.
I
and
52.
Bonner
Gets
Nomination
ing
for
his
companion.
Hansen
told
newspaper
report
Body
of
Eidon
w.
kusscu,
jo,
.
.
.
1
j.tn
ers.
The
Lord
guided
me
to
was
found
wncre
ne
niauc
a
ut-
this
spot.
The
well
will
produce
sel,
grounded
In
relatively
shel
150
barrels
a
day."
tered
waters.
perate
fight
for
life
in
a
gale
thut
swept
across
the
Queen
Charlotte
Lslands.
RCMP
said
search
is
continuing
for
Orvllle
Gray,
4tt,
employer
of
Russell.
Queen
Becomes
Owner
of
Fine
Vegetable
Garden
at
Castle
Charles
Hopper
Succeeds
Melrose
In
Pt.
Grey
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Cabinet
ministers
Robert
Bonner
and
Mrs.
Tilly
Rolston
and
Insurance
salesman
Tom
Bate
were
nominated
Tuesday
night
to
carry
the
Social
Credit
banner
In
Vancouver-Point
Grey
in
the
coming
provincial
election.
Unanimous
support
was
given
the
nominations
of
the
attor-new-general
and
the
education
minister,
'and
Mr
Bat
also
won
nomination
wittiout
a
fight.
Some
400
delegates
attended
the
convention
and
were
told
by
Mr.
Bonner:
"We're
not
atrald
U.S.
Ballots
in
Two
Languages
The
stute
of
New
Mexico
prints
its
voting
ballots
in
two
languages,
Spanish
and
English.
But
Rupertitcs
vote
"Yes"
for
Classified
ads
in
every
language,
and
thousands
that
use
them
get
just
the
results
they're
after!
If
you'd
like
to
sell
or
rent
something,
let
a
Want
Ad
be
your
sure-win
candidate.
Phone
74H
for
au
ad
-writer.
VICTORIA
B
Charles
Edward
Hopper,
assistant
deputy
lands
minister,
will
take
over
the
nost
of
deputy
minister
July
1,
years
and
the
post-war
peril
k
when
there
was
an
acute
manpower
shortage.
The
six
waiiec
gardens
near
the
castle
wen
bristling
with
weeds
whet
Stevenson
took
over.
In
addition
to
the
vegetables
Stevenson
is
raising
all
tht
flowers
which
wul
be
umi
U
decorate
the
Royal
premisei
during
the
Coronation
in
June
Stevenson
has
a
staff
of
21
gardeners.
David
Stevenson,
appointed
head
gardener
at
the"
castle
only
20
months
ago,
said
his
yield
was
so
great
that
the
Royal
Family
and
its
servants
could
eat
only
40
per
cent.
The
rst
Is
sold
through
Covent
Garden,
big
vegetable
and
flower
market
In
the
heart
of
London.
Much
of
the
Royal
acreage
went
to
pot
during
the
war
LONDON
(API
The
Queen
is
the
proprietor
of
a
truck
garden
which
peddles
carrots
and
tomatoes
to
the
London
public,
It
was
disclosed
today.
The
vegetables
are
grown
at
WiniUor
Cattle,
where
a
40-year-old
Scottish
gardener
has
transformed
30
weed-choked
awes
into
one
of
the
finest
truck
gardens
in
that
part
of
England.
A
Lands
Minister
RuUut
Summers
announced
Tuesday
t
E
CAR
goes
the
trunk
in
which
the
body
of
six-Audrey
Ann
Nleld
of
Hamilton
was
found
strangled,
'irelimg
the
home
of
the
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
""d
the
boriv
In
the
trunk
nn
n
shelf
In
the
basement
Mr.
Hopper
succeeds
George
Melrose,
who
is
retiring
to
go
into
private
practice.
Mr.
Hopper
F
rj'by
had
been
reported
kidnapped.
The
baby's
mother,
has
been
a
civil
servant
for
50
to
ask
the
voters
for
a
decision.
again."
j
ja,
has
been
charged
with
murder.
,
years.
J