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COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XL1I,
No.
135
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JUNE
11,
1953
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
W,
,
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Troops
join
Ground
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i'rt-a
lOl'L
1
yun
Yung
Japanese
Freighter
To
Load
at
Pulp
Mill
I
An
experiment
which
may
result
in
a
new
O.OOO.OOO-lKiard-foot
market
for
B.C.
lumber
annually
is
under
way
here
with
preparation
of
a
water-borne
shipment
of
low
grade
cedar
logs
to
Japan.
I
mtli
Korea's
acting
4
:
1
V
t
-
S
'
'
The
Japanese
freighter
Yayof
Maru
is
due
here
tomorrow
(
Fri
minister,
.said
flatly
his
country
will
not
Ihe
impending
ar-(.
and
hinted
that
tnntps
may
refuse
i
hack
when
the
is
signed.
iii'tni'iit
came
as
chunt-i-..uils
swarmed
through
nfl
other
cltifrs
In
the
r
r.ii
lit
day
of
angry
'rations
against
a
true
muld
leave
Korea
dl-
to:
Federal
Election
Day
Nears
I'KKSIOKNT
KISKMIOWEIt
congratulates
the
nition's
two
top
jet
aces.
Capt.
Joseph
McConncll
left
of
Apple
Valley,
Calif.,
who
has
18
MIGs
to
his
credit,
and
Capt.
Manuel
Fernandez
of
Miami,
Fla.,
with
14
MIOs.
during
a
visit
to
the
White
House.
The
aces
were
taken
out
of
combat
and
flown
to
Washington.
day
I
to
begin
loading
a
million
boprd
feet
of
the
logs
at
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
pulp
mill
at
Watson
Island,
Rue
Johnson,
company
woods
man-pger,
announced
today.
If
the
logs
are
found
satisfactory
for
the
purpose
designed
in
Japan,
regular
shipments
of
this
type
will
be
made
in
the
future
"and
will
open
an
entirely
new
and
considerable
outlet
for
B.C.
lumber,"
said
Mr.
Johnson.
OTTAWA
Qi
Prime
Minister
Electors
Begin
3-Week
Wait
Before
Learning
Result
of
Vote
St.
Laurent
said
Wednesday
night
that
there
likely
will
be
an
announcement
Friday
in
con
Because
cedar
logs,
with
the
exception
of
the
highest
grades,
in
ing
for
the
final
tabulation
nection
with
the
general
election
date.
are
a
drug
on
the
B.C.
market
at
present,
Columbia
Cellulose
1
iN
But
as
yet,
the
Prime
Minister
said
as
he
stepped
from
the
plane
which
carried
him
and
four
cabinet
ministers
back
from
London,
he
has
made
no
decision
"tv
reports
al.'M)
told
of
troops
in
almost
regi-strength
perhaps
3.000
inking
through
the
.if
in
the
Hilled
position
ral
Korea
today
and
off
bitter
eounter-at-y
two
South
Korean
a-
west,
troops
of
the
StnteR
3rd
Division
i
luck
six
Communist
is
:iti
estimated
B.000
to
Rids
hit
American
and
Korean
positions
along
it.
id
Division
reported
kill-1
wounding
ubout
800
VANCOUVER
(CP)-British
Columbia
settled
hack
today
to
await
the
official
outcome
of
Tuesday's
provincial
election
already
heralded
as
a
triumph
for
Social
Credit..
Except
for
the
CCF,
whirh
still
figures
it
has
a
fighting
chance,
other
parties
are
wait-
gloomy
resignation.
In
Prince
Rupert,
CCF
candidate
George
Hills
took
a
wider
lead
over
the
other
two
election
contestants
with
the
counting
of
the
advance
poll
which
gave
Hills
2?
votes,
Bruce
Brown,
Liberal,
15,
and
William
Murray,
Social
Credit,
seven.
New
totals
for
the
three
candidates
In
the
Prince
Rupert
riding,
with
two
regular
polls
Osland
and
Oona
River
not
yet
reported,
are:
George
Hills,
CCF,
1.817;
A.
It.
Brown.
Liberal,
1.S69,
and
William
Murray,
1,557.
Second
sound
under
B.C.'s
alternative
voting
system
won't
be
started
until
June
30,
the
delay
has
been
unable
to
dispose
of
its
"by-product"
timber
within
the
province.
Mr.
Johnson
explained
that
while
cedar
Is
unfit
for
pulp
making,
it
is
cut
in
the
course
of
logging
for
pulp
woods
such
as
balsam,
spruce
and
hemlock.
Between
some
20
small
log-eine
operators
along
the
north
ESTHER
CLAIRE,
-queen
of
the
Miami
Beach
summer
fishing
tournament,
demonstrates
the
correct
form
to
use
when
landing
fish.
OX
course,
the
Xlsh
might
lose
some
of
its
fight
when
it
gets
a
look
at
Miss
Claire.
Tourney
begins
July
4
and
continues
through
Labor
Day.
on
the
date
of
election.
The
matter
would
be
discussed
Friday
at
a
cabinet
meeting
and
an
announcement
would
be
made
after
the
meeting.
Mr:
St.
Laurent
told
reporters
that
he
has
barely
had
time
o
catch
up
on
Canadian
news,
but
ern
coast
from
whom
Columbia
Cellulose
buys
pulp
logs
regularly
and
its
own
vast
logging
American
Financier
Makes
Deal
For
14
Million
Canadian
Acres
he
had
been
told
of
the
Social
Credit
victory
in
British
Columbia.
MAY
BE
SERIOUS
'
jjitini
National
Assembly;
on
President
Byngman
-
curb
governmcnt-spon-
j
ifinoiist
rations
to
avoid
I
nry
violence"
-betwfMi
GYRO
SWIMMING
POOL
TO
BE
OPENED
SATURDAY
The
Gyro
swimming
pool
at
McClymont
park
is
scheduled
to
be
opened
Saturday
following
acceptance
last
night
by
the
parks
board
tit
applications
from
two
swimming
instructors..
Miss
Marylin
White
of
New
Westminster
and
Mi
William
McOinnis
of
Prince
Rupert
were
hired.
Miss
While
arrived
yesterday
and
both
will
take
over
supervision
duties
of
playground
and
pool
Immediately.
'
Commissioner
Art
Murray
voted
against
hiring
two
qualified
instructors,
claiming
that
one
with
an
assistant
would
be
ample.
"There
are
several
oil-fields
in
thjs
land,"
Zieglar
said.
"It's
just
a
question
of
finding
them."
Asked,
if
he
thought
the
B.C.
election
result
was'
a
serious
blow
"lori'im
people
and
Allied
ailing
primf
minister
'.paper
men
after
the
to
chances
of
Liberals
in
the
forthcoming
federal
election,
Mr.
St.
Laurent
replied
acidly
that
he
did
not
know
whether
it
ft
nirrting:
"We
cannot
DENVER,
Colo.
Dr.
Victor
Ziegler,
head
of
Zlegler
Exploration
Co.
of
Denver,
said
Wednesday
that
his
firm
has
completed
a
deal
with
four
Canadian
corporations
for
the
control
of
14,000,000
acres
of
land.
Involved,
he
said,
are
439,000
acres
in
Alberta,
8,500,000
in
the
Yukon
and
Northwest
Territories,
about
4,000,000
in
Saskatchewan
and
about
850,000
in
British
Columbia.
Dr.
Ziegler
declined
to
tell
reporters
the
names
of
Canadian
companies
or
of
financial
was
serious
for
the
Liberals,
but
"it
may
be
serious
for
the
people
operations
some
six
million
feet
of
cedar
logs
are
cut
annually.
GfT
EXPORT
LICENCE
Earlier,
wo
were
able
to
sell
or
exchange
these
logs
in
the
south,
but
we
can't
get
rid
of
them
now
at
all,"
said
Mr.
Johnson.
"So
we
have
been
cranted
an
export
licence.
If
this
experiment
works,
we
will
be
able
to
absorb
all
the
cedar
cut
by
the
small
operators
as
well.
This
test
shipment
will
be
used
in
Japan
for
home
building
construction;
for
timbers,
rough
siding,
and
panelling.
The
Japanese
buyers
will
decide
whether
or
not
the
tetxure
of
the
lumber
and
other
qualities
will
meet
a
prescribed
standard.
"If
the
lumber
meets
their
between
first
and
subsequent
counts
permitting
return
of
absentee
ballots
to
their
proper
constituencies.
But
first
counts
tabulated
Tuesday
night
and
Wednesday
Indicated
re-election
of
Social
Credit
,
with
increased
strength,
finite
possibly
with
a
working
majority.
It
appeared
the
CCF
would
continue
as
the
official
opposition.
Definitely,
the
Liberals
and
the
Progressives
Conservatives
too
terrific
punishment
and
it
appeared
almost
certain
the
PCs
would
not
be
able
to
squeeze
a
.single
member
into
the
48-seat
house.
Liberals
took
the
lead
In
two
ridings
but
lost
them
Wednesday
as
returns
continued
to
dribble
in.
Neither
was
leading
rnywhere
In
the
latest
standings,
which
showed:
Elected
Leading
Social
Credit
....
4
26
of
British
Columbia."
French
Turn
Down
Third
Cabinet
Head
PARIS
The
National
Assembly
early
today
turned
down
by
one
vote
Georges
Bidault's
bid
illion-Pound
Landings
Here
II
nut
accept
any
part
of
inistice
terms."
iiitccl
that
Republic
of
troops,
who
man
two-nf
the
155-mile
front
iot
pull
back
lVi
miles
to
a
buffer
zone
after
the
c
is
signed,
ousancls
of
South
Koreans
i
slogans
and
snake-through
the
street,
the
ly
also
adopted
a
resolu-ilii'K
on
the
United
Nu-
Illness
Hits
Churchill
Government
Wind
up
Area
2
Halibut
Season
Close
to
1.500.(K)0
pounds
of
I
American
14,
12,
At-
halibut
were
landed
in
Prince
Frisco,
14.000,
17.3,
standard,
we
can
pretty
well
depend
on
a
market.
It
will
not
be
sold
at
any
great
profit,
but
would
well
pay
for
the
opera
Rupert
over
the
last
two
days
In
wind-up
landings
from
Area
2A
where
fishing
closed
last
mid
LONDON
Prime
Minister
"iminand
to
scrap
tlie
trine
plan
and
start
Reds
Release
Controls
in
East
Germany
Churchill's
slender
17-seat
ma
CCF
2
15
ifibor
1
Premier
W.
A.
C.
Bennett
and
;ain.
jority
in
the
House
of
Commons
tion,"
Mr.
Johnson
said.
to
become
premier
and
end.
France's
three-week
cabinet
crisis.
v
Bidault,
leader
of
the
Catholic
Popular
((Republican)
movement,
was
the
third
candidate
the
Assembly
has
refused
to
confirm
during
the
crisis.
Paul
Reynaud,
wartime
premier
when
France
fell
before
Nazi
invaders,
and
Pierre
Mendes-France
were
is
threatened
by
a
wave
of
Illness
FIRST
SHIPMENT
hrec
of
his
cabinet,
ministers
I
hitting
the
Conservative
party.
iln.
Canadian
Marg
I,
45,000.
17
5,
13.5,
11,
Cold
Storage;
Melville,
23.000.
17.4,
13.5,
11,
Cold
Storage;
Mor-ans,
17,000,
16.4,
13.
11,
Royal;
Mother
III,
36,000,
16.4,
13,
11,
Pacific;
Mobro,
10,000,
16.1,
13,
It,
Atlln;
Sentinella,
23.000.
16.3,
13,
11
Atlin;
Pacific
Belle,
28,-000,
16.4,
13,
11,
Atlln;
Invercan
II,
5,000,
16.1,
13,
11.
Booth;
rrc
already
In
the
winner's
cir-
This
will
be
the
first
water-
His
government
could
fall
over
'hile,
all
five
countries
"d
for
memberslhp
on
a
I"
prisoner-of-war
cotn-'
in
Korea
now
are
cx-to
srrve
thereby
elimln-w
of
the
last
barriers
to
BERLIN
'f
East
Germany's
le.
Leader
Arnold
Webster
and
borne
shipment
of
cedar
logs
night.
The
final
landings
brings
to
10,800.000
pounds
of
fish
landed
in
Prince
Rupert
from
that
area
this
season,
including
fish
sold
on
the
halibut
exchange,
both
Canadian
and
American,
fish
delivered
to
the
Co-op,
and
camp
fish.
Red
rulers
announced
sweeping
from
Prince
Rupert
and
the
first
reductions
Wednesday
night
in
veteran
Ernie
Winch
are
CCF
candidates
declared
elected
on
the
first
count.
such
shipment
of
any
kind
of
communization
of
Soviet-occu
logs
to
the
Orient
from
here.
Meanwhile,
the
B.C.
Lumber
Some
of
the
other
cabinet
iiinisters
arc
finding
the
road
pied
territory
and
signed
a
peace
treaty
giving
the
Protestant
church
big
concessions.
13,
11,
Booth:
In
all,
about
500,000
pounds
Hopewell,
7,000,
16.1
Manufacturers'
Association
announced
that
B.C.'s
waterborne
to
re-election
much
rougher.
night
if
five
Conservative
members
of
parliament
missed
their
trains
on
the
same
day.
Twelve
Conservatives
are
ill
and
may
not
be
able
to
take
their
seats
for
some
weeks.
Two
others
have
been
elevated
to
the
peerage.
On
paper,
this
leaves
Churchill
with
a
majority
of
three
over
the
opposition,
plus
the
speaker
who
votes
in
case
of
a
tie.
Cape
Beale,
29,000,
16.8,
13.5,
11,
In
Vancouver-Point
Grey,
Ed
'""I'
"f
British
Guiana
in
America,
like
that
of
Hol-1
below
sea-level
and
ln-1,(1
by
canals.
iumbcr
export
had
dropped
turned
down
by
the
Assembly
before
It
disposed
of
Bidault's
bid.
.
Absolute
majority
of
314
votes
are
needed
for
Assembly
confirmation.
Bidault
receiver
313.
Reynaud
had
received
276
and
were
landed
here
by
American
vessels.
Landings:
ucation
Minister
Mrs.
Tilly
Rol-
3,000.000
feet
from
March
to
Both
startling
developments
western
quarters
figured
the
Kremlin
ordered
them
apparently
yvere
aimed
at
making
the
east
zone
a
more
attractive
ston
holds
an
Indecisive
lead
over
Liberal
leader
Arthur
Laing.
and
In
Oak
Bay,
Finance
Minister
Einar
Gtinderson
Is
be
Mendes-France,
301.
Atlin;
B.C.
Producer.
47,000,
17.4.
13
5.
11.
Booth;
Antler,
27,000.
17.3,
13,
1U
Cold
Storage;
Teeny
Milly.
37,000,
17.2,
13.
11.
flold
Storage;
Joan
F
III,
23,000,
17
2.
13.
11,
Royal;
Lois
N.
30,000,
17.6.
15.2.
14,
Pacific;
Active
Pass.
26,000,
17.6,
15.1,
14,
Booth;
Bal-tnv
I,
16,000,
17,
13,
13,
Cold
April.
Of
a
total
of
123.000,000
board,
feet
exported
by
B.C.
in
April,
one
third
went
to
the
United
Kingdom.
Commonwealth
countries
took
another
23,000.000
and
the
remainder
was
shipped
to
the
United
States.
ing
pressed
by
Liberal
P.
A.
Gibus.
Deane
Finlayson.
Progressive
S
-4
II
it
-TV-
Conservative
leader,
appears
Busy
Month
For
Shipping
Storage.
Co-ofi
Nornen
9,000;
Sable
R
16.000;
headed
for
defeat
in
Oak
Bay
in
his
first
try
for
election.
At
the
latest
standing.
Social
candidate
for
unification
with
a
more
prosperous
and
free
West
Germany.
They
appeared
also
designed
to
quiet
widespread
fear
and
discontent
among
East
Germany's
18,000,000
residents
which
have
sent
thousands
fleeing
each
week
to
the
west.
Concessions
to
the
Germans
from
their
Red
rulers
also
gave
new
ammunition
to
West
German
opponents
of
Chancellor
Another
busy
month
is
lined
up
for
Prince
Rupert's
govern
Atli
35.000;
Ingrld
H
22.000;
Cape
Earthquake
In
Fairbanks
FAIRBANKS.
Alaska
0)
An
earthquake
of
moderate
intensity
rocked
Fairbanks
at
2:37
p.m.
Wednesday.
Buildings
shook
perceptibly
but
no
damage
was
reported.
A
seismograph
at
the
University
of
Alaskaecorded
the
quake
and
officials
there
said
it
was
Credit
was
leading
in
six
of
10
Spencer
12.000;
Annabellc
7.000;
seats
on
Vancouver
Island,
ment
elevator
with
the
planned
where
it
didn't
elect
a
member
arrival
of
four
more
grain
ships
Island
Queen
16,000;
Miss
Mar-pot,
15.000:
Oslo
10.000;
Shirli
in
the
last
election.
CCF
candi
in
June.
16,000;
Signal
27,000;
Cape
Spen
High
Flood
Crest
Hits
Alberta
City
A
flood
crest
is
rolling
down
the
South
Saskatchewan
river
today
toward
the
southeastern
One
ship
already
has
been
dates
were
leading
In
the
other
four.
cer
23,000:
Svalbard
14.000;
loaded
this
month;
a
second,
the
British
freighter
Sedgepool,
is
Covenant
45.000;
Kyrulle
11.000:
Konrad
Adenauer's
campaign
to
North
Caue
14,000;
Sea
Maid
centred
about
90
miles
south
of
Germany's
western
half
expected
to
leave
here
Friday
for
bring
!!0.000;
Wales
Island
13,000
her
destination
in
Peru
with
a
Into
military
alliance
wltn
haio
rairoanKs,
wmcn
wouia
place
u
cargo
of
wheat.
-
I
countries.
I
near
the
Big
Delta
country.
Dovre
B
40,000;
Prosperity
A
35.000:
Primrose
5,000;
nve
-WEATHER-
Forecast
North
coast
region
Cloudy
this
morning.
Sunny
this
afternoon,
clouding
over
tonight.
Princes
15.000;
Kaien
12,000
Northern
Breeze
31,000;
Arctic
30.000:
Fredlia
III
29,000;
Gustav
Alberta
city
of
Medicine
Hat,
where
the
highest
flood
level
in
30
years
was
expected.
A
crest
of
30
feet
could
be
expected,
highest
since
1923.
Workers
were
busy
reinforcing
dikes
along
the
river
bank
and
Citizens
Urged
to
Make
Speedy
Return
of
Name,
Address
Cards
23.000;
Neptune
12,000;
Tramp
22,000;
Gony
9,000:
Four
Forty
14,000;
Cub
3,000;
Sonja
E
3,000.
Cloudy
with
showers
Friday.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Winds
light
today
and
southerly
15
overnight
and
Friday.
militia
forces,
police.
Red
Cross
and
Salvation
Army
were
cooperating
to
handle
any
evacuation
that
might
be
necessary.
Late
Wednesday
the
river
had
hit
a
level
of
27
feet,
flooding
the
athletic
field
and
10
city
blocks.
No
families
had
yet
been
evacuated
from
low-lying
Pur-
r
i
,"
'J.
vVJ-
-
.7
trained
and
wUl
start
their
rounds
at
10
a.m.
Monday.
Meanwhile,
said
the
postmaster,
citizens
who
have
not
installed
letter
boxes
or
slots
are
also
warned
to
"get
it
done
now."
Postmen
are
not
allowed
to
leave
mail
under
a
door
or
on
the
porch.
Householders
are.
further
urged
to
make
sure
correspondents
have
their
correct
address,
using
street
and
house
numbers.
For
apartments
use
the
suite
num
ber
and
street
name
and
number.
"The
response
to
cards
distributed
last
week
was
very
good,"
said
Mr.
Burgess,
"but
we
need
everyone's
name
in
order
to
compile
our
directory."
A
brief
inaugurai
ceremony
Is
planned
before
the
postmen
begin
their
rounds.
The
service
brings
to
conclusion
a
concerted
drive
by
the
Junior
and
Senior
Chuuibeis
of
Commerce
and
efforts
of
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
federal
MP
for
this
riding.
Postal
officials
here
to
organize
the
house-to-house
delivery
system
made
another
appeal
to
citizens
to
return
cards
with
their
names
and
address
on
before
Saturday.
"There's
no
way
of
compiling
our
directory
without
having
names
and
addresses,"
said
postmaster
Jack
Burgess
as
he
scanned
the
mounting
list
of
persona
who
will
begin
receiving
mail
at
their
homes
next
Monday.
Seven
postmen
have
been
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Port
Hardy,
48
and
58;
Sand-spit
and
Prince
Rupert,
48
and
55.
New
Austrian
Ambassador
VIENNA
0
Russia
has
decided
to
appoint
an
ambassador
to
Austria
and
re-establish
full
diplomatic
relations
with
this
occupied
country.
Austria
will
also
appoint
an
ambassador
to
Russia.
Playing
With
Matches
Deadly
NORTH
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Playing
with
matches
is
blamed
for
the
death
of
four-year-old
Carol
Nendick
in
North
Vancouver
General
Hospital.
RCMP
report
the
girl
and
a
six-yer-old
companion
were
playing
with
matches
and
old
newspapers
when
the
girl's
dress
caught
fire.
Flames
quickly
enveloped
her,
causing
fatal
burns.
mal
subdivision,
but
facilities
for
their
removal
were
ready.
,"'
Minister
ST.
LAURENT
chats
with
Canadian
service-at
the
Caledonian
games
in
London.
Left
to
right:
LAC
Diake,
Vancouver;
Sgt.
Stan
Bendlc,
Toronto;
Pipe
Sgt.
Stewart,
Toronto,
and
Pipe
Major
Archie
Cairns,
Hamilton,
"enlng
to
steal
the
picture
is
nine-year-old
Hal
Chalmers
Ronton,
winking
at
the
camera.
He
is
the
son
of
FO
Harry
;lni,'.
education
officer
with
the
RCAF's
No.
1
fighter
wing
orlh
Luffenham,
,.
.
.
A
total
of
206
Commonwealth,
and
foreign
naval
vessels
of
all
classes
will
take
part
in
the
1953
Coronation
naval
review.