Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
January
21,
1953
NEWS
Captain
Kurt
Carlsen
Refuses
Offers
Totalling
$2
Million
For
Various
Things
Good
Record
Good
Start
PH1NCE
ALBERT
(CP)
Provlli-'
VANCOUVKR
(CP"
cial
otftriuU
rexrted
Saj,kat-
snow
here
in
t),e
i.
,
"
chewan
had
a
elow-avirage;
months
of
isoa
1
M
y
forest
fire
season
In
152.
There
took
iB,000
oat
of
o,
were
135
outbreatu,
compared
and
put
It
In
anotlur
fi'
W
with
an
average
of
250,
and
fire-j
was
earmarked
fur
mJ
fiKhtitig
cosu
were
roughly
hall
and
sandlim
equipment
the
average
of
recent
years.
'budget
last
April.
.
.
.
in
brief
despite
tUe
cruel
treatment
it
gave
liim
a
yvar
bko.
Besides
the
sea
he
has
two
other
great
loves
his
charming
family
and
his
consuming
hobby
tuc
rimer
mi
a
u
ic
a
biat
lift,
wviftt
n
niui
mAN
as
an
amateur
shortwave
radio
IIONU
KONO
i
Reuters
l
j
Coimnunlst
China
will
Ret
Its
I
first
countiy-wlde
elections
and
j
a
five-year
plan
this
year
both!
on
Soviet
lines
j
The
elections
will
be
to
pi'
k
.
the
country's
first
parliament
under
communism.
Members
of
j
this
"democratic"
All-China
j
People's
Congress
are
expected!
to
be
chosen
by
local
units
and
then
"elected"
in
the
usual
Ho-
Viet
single-list
style.
i
-T.
'-
f
1
Py
JOHN
IS.
WARD
SAN
FRANCISCO
'APi
Capt.
Ilcnrick
Kurt,
CarLsen,
38-year-o:d
Danish-born
skipper
of
the
Hying
fin:ei
privo.
kept
the
world
in
su.ipoii.se
durins
the
Christmas
fta.son
a
year
ago.
'
Si
ire
then
he
has
refused
more
than
S2
000.003.
He
stayed
aboard
'his
sinking,
storm-battered
ship
in
the
angry
Atlantic
13
days
until
an
hour
before.
'he
sank.
Carlsen
and
K.nnetn
Da
ley,
mate
from
the
British
tug
Turmoil,
were
rescued
dramatically
after
they
leaped
into
the
sa.
Danry
had
boarded
the
stricken
vessel
to
help
Carl-sen
secure
a
tow
line
that
later
tnapprd.
Companies
a
n
d
individuals
stumbled
(
vr
e-vih
other
in
n
rush
to
get
Carlsen
to
sig.i
contracts.
To
thrir
astonishment.
he
calmly
refused
all
offers.
He
says
he
still
is
getting
offers
and
still
turning
them
down.
,
"Its
hard
to
believe
these
people
are
serious."
he
said
in
an
interview
when
his
new
ship.
Flying
Enterprise
II.
steamed
into
San
Francisco
Bay.
"I've
had
more
than
$2,000,000
offered
for
various
things,"
lie
reported.
"But
I'm
a
ship
captain.
That's
all
I
can
do."
On
his
current
voyage
carrying
general
cargo
to
ports
around
the
globe
he
was
offered
a
movie
contract
in
Singapore.
"And
one
fellow
offered
me
an
estate
on
the
Hudson
river
if
I
would
agree
to
live
on
it.
and
not
return
to
sea.
Can
you
imagine
that?"
It
would
be
hard
to
imagine
Kurt
Carl.-en
forsaking
the
sea.
Yrirs
1
,
.
4
JJC-
TOTEM
Ai1!
2k
JkmimJk
Iveninj,
I;
.,,
Bodies
Found
LADNER,
BC.
(CP)
Bodies
of
three
persons
drowned
while
gathering
oysters
on
mud
flats
near
here
early
Sunday
were
itirMlrr
operator.
He
proudly
displayed
the
nearly
complete
new
shortwave
transmitting
station
which
he
is
building
himself.
"I
talk
to
pejple
all
over
the
world,"
he
said.
"Sometimes
I
contact
as
many
as
4o
to
50
hams
a
day."
He
is
a
willing
talker
if
the
subject
is
radio,
but
settles
into
laconic
embarrassment
when
asked
to
reminisce
on
his
shipwreck
exploit
"I
did
only
what
any
good
ship
captain
would
do."
His
new
ship
formerly
was
the
Noonday
.owned
by
trie
Watr-ina,n
Steamship
Lines.
"But
I
liked
the
old
ship
better,"
he
said.
"She
handled
better.
You
can't
sail
a
ship
for
more
than
three
jvars
without
falling
in
love
with
her."
Ton.iv
o.t:
snow
:."n
soim
on-"
-Tilt:
SON
UY
JIKVI.I
i
A
rV,J
I
found
Monday.
Victims
weie
Ole
K.
Alsgaard
land
his
wife.
Alrnu.
both
alKiut
:
4ti,
and
Juhu
rtUtAuii,
about
30.
They
are
believed
to
have
been
trapjK-d
by
a
fast-moving
'
incoming
tide.
Theirs
the
great
4X
A
a
Bi
e
i
a
a
!
i
i
e
li
h
i
J
adventure...
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
:
Big
Spender
i
(UI.Bi:C
iO-
-The
Queue"
I
Bovernmenl
plans
to
spend
a
record
$'!86,904.0(JU
in
the
fiscal
I
year
starting
April
I.
i
Kinanre
Minister
Gagnon
said
jl.ueesl
items
of
the
proposed
!
expenditures
are
SI5
003.3(K)
by
5
j
A!
Elizabeth
Tlireatt
and
'Dewey
Martin
minister
to
co-star
Kirk
Douglas
wound'.
d
by
hostile
I
ldinns,
in
Howard
Hawks'
current
big-budget
adventure
epic
"The
Big
Sky."
opening
tomorrow
at
th;
Capitol
Theatre.
The
picture
is
b"-d
upon
a
novel
by
A.
B.
Guthrie
Jr.,
recent
Puliter
Prize
winner.
Dutch
People
Show
LitlSe
Interest
in
TV
Experiment
L
E
5
LADIES
WEAR
GIRLS'
WEAR
MEN'S
WEAR
BOYS'
WEAR
Commission
To
Probe
TV
Set-Up
CANBERRA
i
Reuters'"
Prime
Minister
Robert
Menzies
announced
that
a
royal
commission
will
be
set
up
soon
to
pave
the
way
for
Introduction
of
television
in
Australia.
The
government
aLso
plans
legislation
authorizing
both
commercial
and
government-backed
'
TV,
he
said.
I
In
Melbourne,
A.
G.
Warner,
chairma
i
of
electronic
'
industries,
said
it
will
be
at
least
two
years
before
Australia
gels
TV.
Main
problem
will
be
the
construction
of
transmitting
stations,
he
said.
the
health
department.
s:il
601.-!
00
for
education
and
schools,
nd
S6
"2j
.000
by
the
roads
de-,
partmcnt.
Predicts
Governor
PORTLAND,
Ore.
lAHi-Thv
Oregonian
predicts
that
B
Frank
Heir.tzleinan,
regional
forester
for
Alaska,
will
be
the
neSt
Ala.-.ka
governor.
The
newspaper
said
It
hud
learnci
this
from
authoritative
sources
in
Anchorage,
but
did
not
otherwise
.Identify
tht
ia
grams
would
b
largely
devoted
to
cultural
,
and
educational
ALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
lllllaiKElIillERil
1
Russ
Arrest
j
Nine
Doctors
I
For
Killings
UiLvt:ii."t,
Holland
(Reuters!
Holland's
two-yeur
experiment
with
privately-operated
television
minus
commercials
moy
end
this
year
unless
the
government
comes
to
Its
rescue.
The
phlegmatic,
homc-lovh'.g
Dutchman
doesn't
tnink
inuch
of
TV.
As
far
as
he
Ls
cmcei
i"d.
1!
Is
just
"canned"
entertainment.
A
mere
fledgling
compared
to
other
national
networks,
television
here
is
run
at.pip-ie'lt
by
the
four
.radio
organizations
on
a
two-year
experimental
basis.
But.
only
betv.Jen
4.U00
and
5.C00
sets
have
been
sold
hi
th"
All-Timo
Record
VANCOUVKK
H.P)An
estimated
12
000.000
tons
oT
cargo
were
handled
In
the
port
of
Vancouver
last
year
for
an
all-time
record.
STARTS
TOMORROW
MOSCOW
a
-The
Soviet
press
'and
radio
Monday
urfnounced
the
arrest
ol
nine
doctors,
most
ol
Uiem
Jew
s,
on
charges
of
k
ill
-j
itiB
two
top
Russian
leaders
and
j
plotting
IJt.'
deaths
of
ethers
on
Also
AKTOOV
M.WH
SHOWS
1
-
9
17
Sjturl.iy
r.Uiinrr
t
-
4:10
whole
country,
and
programs
run
on
only
tv.o
days
a
week,
for
two
hours
at
n
tin)".
I'
KG
K
st.tk
assistano:
The
tv.
J-year
trial
perl'Kl
ends
in
October
and
the
sponsors,
the
liiiMrucuons
from
Hritiii
anil
American
intelliyrnce
services
a:id
JSionist
urgatiiAiuiis.
j
The
unnouii'cmetit
said
th;
,oyetor.
admitted
killing
Andrei
Vomen's
Nylon
Overshoes
Explosion
Kills
Two,
Injures
Six
LONGVIEW,
Wash.
(CP)
giant
pressure
tank
at
the
Long-view
Fibre
Company
pulp
and
kraft
paper
plant
blew
up
Monday,
killing
two
workmen
and
injuring
six
others.
'
'
The
terrific
blast.
1
caused
by
!
eiil-up
Meam.
llpjx'd
orf
the
:
in';
-v
-nvy
cast-iron
lid
and
itnt
lu
Inns
of
hot.'
steaming
;;ii'p
.'pivwu.T
out
of
the
top
in
a
volcanic
eruption.
Windows
were
blown
out
of
b.)llding'i
over
'
the
""entire
125
'r.res
of
the
.spray.
ling
plant.
I;
.nuanov,
one
of
th-
leading
I
members
of
the
powerful
Poli;-
buro
until
his
death
in
1-J43,
and
Alexander
S.
Scherbakov.
head
fof
the
chief
political
administra-!
lion
of
the
Soviet
army,
who
died
In
1945.
Neo-Nazism
Charge
Hit
By
Adenauer
four
radio
organizations
who
make
up
the
Netherla
ids
Television
I'oundation,
say
they
cannot
carry
on
without
.slate
aid.
Psychological
factors
apart.
Holland
'nms
Mpallv
suited
id
thp
medium.
The
flat
countryside
Is
suitable
for
transmission
and
reception,
while
Holland
also
has
Ihe
munufaclui
mtj
facilities
and
knowledn;
to
pio-dute
first-rate
traiLsniitting
eiiuipment
and
receivers.
Great
care,
has
been,
taken
to
keep
television
here
clear
of
ad-.rti.inp
and
commercial
exploitation.
The
foundation
at
-tr
t
t
Worcrproof
.
.
Nylon
Shccrling
L:ncd.
Zipper
$9.45
SCREEN
FLASHES
Haded
as
one
of
the
mail
Ini-previlve
outdoor
film
Jiuniii.
ever
made.
Howard
Haw
let'
production
of
"The
ntg
Sky
stai
,
Kirk
Douglas.
Dewey
Martin.
Elizabeth
Tinea't.
Arthur
Hun-.lleutt
and
Ruddy
Baer
in
a
memorable
tale
of
adventure
on
the
wild
upjirr
reaclus
ol
tj-e
Ml.viouri
River
In
tile
lB30s.
The
.'how
on'
11.1
at
the
Cuplt"',
toniorrow
nlKht.
Protlu:-er-Dirert
r
ll.ile.
maif
the
picture
to
follow
rlosely
A
B
CSutlirle
Jr.'s
best-.selkr
niivrl
1
Its
absorbing
plot.
Douglas
an:t!
Martin
portray
a
pair
of
re.tle:
young
Kentueklans
who
)"urny
o
fit.
Loul,
in
search
of
Martin's
uncle
Ulunnlcutt'.
an
old-time
mountain
man,
and
find
him
I:.-the
local
jail.
The
trio
Join
a
fur-trad!n
cx-Drdltiun
heai'ed
by
an
txcltablo
Frenchnian
t
Steven
Gerayi.
and
head
up
the
river
In
a
hand-operated
63-loot
kctlboal.
The
Imprrvlvr
rfei'.srmii
nees
,
for
the
"The
Big
Sky"
were
pat
'
-
j
Oitruphfd
along
the
Snak.-
Rlv
In
Wyoming
'a
Jackson
Hoi'-
rc-'
glon,
amid
some
of
the
nation's
most
picturesque
scenery.
A
cont-
pany
of
200
player
and
teeii-j
nlclaiu
spent
two
months
on
lo-,
cation
to
obtain
their
gripping
and
realistic
scenes.
I
the
start
announced
that
pro-
mi
L'
.mKJ-
S
service
and
.vumioru;
Travel
By
Air
A:;eat:-
f.-,r
ALL
Major
Airlines
imludine:
t
PA
C
aiiaili.in
Pacific
Air-
TC
A
Trans-Canada
Airlines
,inc
-
(C'A
tjiieen
Charlotte
Air-
1.1-I.rs
Airlines
.
lines
SAS
Scandinavian
Air
IIOAC
British
Overseas
Air-Services
ways
KLM
K:al
Dutch
Airlines
PA
A
Pan-American
Airlines
NYVA
Northwest
Airlines
Fashion
Footwear
Bakeries
Abandon
Appeal
F.PMONTON
'CP)-Six
western
baklne,
concerns
convjeted
In
1851
of
conspiracy
charges
un-'rr
(he
Combines
Act
have
abandoned
an
appeal.
j
BONM
tCP)
-Chaticel!
,r
Konrad
i
Adenauer
d'
Clared
flatly
today
j"i.o
danger
exists
that
the
KaJ
;
parly
011
a
Hitler
model
will
I
.!;
power
in
we:
tri
Oer-j
many."
The
chancellor
ma;
.
the
jtatt
nictit
lu
a
X'oup
of
foreign
ieorrivpontients
in
the
midst
of
political
storm
here,
aroused
by
;
allied
claims
that
Neo-Nazism
It
'surging
baek.
;
.
Dr.
Adenauer
commented
011
'British
act
ion
last
v
etk
ol
ar-irMting
former
leading
Nazis
suspected
of
plotting
to
;sclze
j
power,
and
publication
during
'the
week-end
of
an
American
jurvry
claiming
a
significant
rise
In
Nec-Na:im
and
nationalism
In
west
jClcrmany.
IATA
WfW
Approved
I1
ll"
A
COSTS
ONE
GREASE
JOB
with
a
purchase
of
1
set
of
Tire
Chains
Offer
fjnd
until
January
31,
1953.
Airlines
P.
".''
;
lj
NO
MORE
jRockjVJpunt
Chief
Justice
G.
B.
O'Connor
of
the
Alberta
Appeal
Court
siKiied
an
order
Monday
dismissing
the
appeal
for
want
of
prosecution
on
the
part
of
the
upellant
meaning
the
bakeries
had
failed
to
proceed
with
thf'ir
appeal
filed
more
than
a
tear
ago.
.
The
bakeries
were
fined
'i
i
total
of
$30,000
and
costs
for
I
onsplrin
unduly
to
prevent
or
'
lessen
competition
in
"the
buk-itiB
industry
between
1933
and
1U50.
!
The
firms
were
the
McGavin
i
companies
at
Winnipeg.
Ed-I
nonton
and
Vancouver;
Cana-i
dlan
Bakeries
Ltd.
of
Calgary.
Weston's
Bread
and
Cake.
Can
si;k
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SERVICE
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time
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fulthful-to-text
performance
of
the
world's
most
lovvd,
most
popular,
and
mast
widely
read
story
during
the
past
100
years.
Given
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Colorful
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VICTORIA
ff'
A
statement'
from
the
provincial
government
names
members
of
the
new
part-time
Labor
Relations
Board.
They
are:
1
Fred
W.
Smelts,
Vancouver,
who
Is
re-appolnted
to
represent
the
Canadian
Manufacturers
As-!
soclatlon;
MaJ.-Gen.
C.
A.
P.;
Murlson
of
Duncan,
nominee
of
tlie
Industrial
Association
of
i
B.C.;
George
Home,
Vancouver,
secretary-treasurer
of
the
B.C.
Federation
of
Labor,
CCL
nominee;
James
Barton,
Vancouver,
president
B
C.Trade
Union
Con-
.
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