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Canada's
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Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XLII,
No.
189
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
14,
1953
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CENTS
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400
Dead
Counted
In
Two
Communities
PARTI,
Greece.
Modem
Greece's
worst
disaster
continued
today
to
give
up
its
dead
and
injured
in
uncounted
numbers
as
fresh
earthquakes
brought
new
landslides,
fire
and
misery
to
three
small
Ionian
islands.
DRAWING
shows
how
the
U.S.
Navy's
newjst
deadly
weapon,
a
four-man
midcet
aubmur.
Court
Told
Of
Mob
Actions
Evidence
by
Indian
Superintendent
Frank
An-field
and
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
was
heard
today
at
the
opening
of
the
preliminary
hearing
on
charges
against
eight
persons
accused
of
participating
in
an
unlawful
assembly
early
Sunday
t,,n
be
carried
by
a
giant
helicopter
from
the
deck
of
an
aircraft
carrier
to
landlocked
sen
and
lakes.
Vice
Adm.
Charles
A.
Lock
wood
Jr.
(U.S.N.,
Ret.),
World
War
II
Submarines
Pacific,
aay
the
new
baby
nubs
"may
revolutionize
naval
strategy
and
as
we
practice
them
today."
Weighing
o
ily
25
tons,
the
tiny,
undersea
craft
will
be
lour
frogmen
and
her
principal
armament
will
be
mines
some
of
them
atomic.
These
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Hurricane
Strikes
Virginia
NORFOLK.
Va.
(AP)
The
!ued
mines
will
be
attached
to
the
hulls
of
enemy
vessels
by
the
frogmen.
Air-sea
rescue
units
and
sup-piles
from
many
countries
converged
on
the
devastated
Islands
of
Zakinthos,
Kefalllnda
and
Ithaca.
There
was
still
no
definite
figures
on
the
number
of
casualties;
The
Greek
government
said
that
the
death
toll
may
reach
1,000
but
an
American
observer
who
flew
over
the
stricken
areas
said
that
all
casualty
figures
"appear
to
understate
the
situation."
Rescue
workers
counted
more
than
400
dead
in
only
two
communities.
Hundreds
of
persons
ere
injured
and
almost
all
the
12,000
P.
Elect
Warns
Businessmen
season's
first
big
hurricane
gainst
Competition
in
Interior
swept
up
along
the
Virginia
coast
today
after
lashing
North
Carolina's
capes
throughout
the
'
morning,
August
2.
rttiwrt
bu.slneSsmcn
a
centre
of
summer
tourist
ac-
view
at'
Powell
River
and
srn-
'
Those
charged
are
James
Slack,
John
Graham
McKenzie,
irned
Thursday
that
un.
tlwtty.
j
arau
to
Pacific
Mills.
.
-,
m
o..HL,.Crs,
i.eiKwa
ana
Houston
Tliere
were
maliy
new
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in
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Earl
Batt,
Grace
Green,
George
Flewin,
Clayton
Jarvis,
Simon
Morrison
and
Arnold
Mervln
Junasen.
At
the
request
of
crown
k
Interior
towns
of
the
beyond
any
apparent
reason.
m
CooU,
he
said,
with
quite
a
few
population
were
homeless,
many
without
food
or
water.
Survivors
subsisted
on
greens
and
roots
from
their
ruined
garden
plots.
Islanders
and
thousands
of
m
companies
would
beat
storks
and
their
services.
night.
Hurricane
warnings
were
up
all
the
way
from
North
Carolina's
outer
banks
to
the
Dela-
'
ware
breakwater.
Winds
as
high
as
60
to
75
miles
an
hour
were
expected
in
the
Norfolk-Virginia
Beach
area
this
morning
accompanied
by
dangerously
high
tides."
Increasing
winds
reaching
hurricane
fnrn.
lata
IVilc
nfljimnnn
nrnra
new
settlers.
Citing
the
progres-sivencss
of
the
residents,
Mr.
Applewhalte
said
that
the
Bella
I
It-
!
The
boom
at
Burns
Lake
has
karniug
clinic
from
Ted
levelled
off,
according
to
Mr.
i
Coola
people
had
become
tired
of
ii.
MP-eleit
who
out-
Applewhalte,
but
there
was
rescue
workers
spent
another
night
of
terror
as
U
more
earthquake
shocks
rocked
the
waiting
for
the
government
to
WHAT'S
SO
ri'NNY?"
grumbles
this
tough
customer
as
he
sprawls
In
the
sun
with
his
favorite
straw
hat
set
at
a
rakish
tilt.
The
grizzled
bulldog
could
be
wondering
why
he
placed
last
In
a
Bologna,
Italy,
beauty
contest
counsel
T.
W.
Brown,
QC,
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
dismissed
the
case
against
Mike
Postuk
who
appeared
in
court
on
the
same
charge.
Under
questioning
by
the
prosecutor.
Mr.
Anfield
declared
he
was
present
when
a
crowd
gathered
on
"Skid
Row"
and
later
Ionian
Sea
area.
American
and
British
sailors
n,rt
.
,tK
fVl
')
his
impressions
of
the
carried
mi
and
the
village
was!pj1(,t
Ul
themselves
Money
riding
as
lie
has
seen
It
using
up
all
available
space
for
!
antl
emllpmPnl
had
bee,,
borrow-ihe
recent
election
cam-
new
homes.
pd
and
lne
g0ven,met
had
The
farmers
In
the
Lake
dls-
..e,,
shamed"
into
supplying
are
working
non-stop
alongside
I
laware
breakwater,
the
bureau
"Holy
War"
Threat
Looming
mi
at
the
weekly
lunch-
l"l'w(
wiuwmB
mure
$50,000.
he
said,
and
the
pilot
I
before
the
City
Hall
that
Satur-
Winds
up
to
90
miles
an
hour
were
reported
ln
North
Caro
to
Dring
iooa,
water
ana
meai-cal
supplies
to
the
islands.
i
Most
of
2,000
or
more
injured!
'ting,
Mr.
Applewhalte
l,u"
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pnjuuruoii,
nc
am,
i
road
wtm
opf,n
ln
October.
.
1
day
nipht
and
was
"alarmed"
by
t
the
whole
vast
riding
the
farmers
who
were
closer
j
itH
ctions.
He
believed
there
lina.
were
hetnf?
treated
in
make-
t
As
Mo
roccan
Factions
Split
!hf
uluredheldihg
u
l"c
nul"g
:
Mrr
Appleialt
aaid
that
hi
ttie
Hut
font
jrews,
j
'liLe
jg'
s,atIon-
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rw.u
fin.
mil.
,i0
Mr.
Anolewhaitc
said,
and
many
.
.
r
shift
tent
hospitals
and'
ln
the
t
M
ast-one
man
"was
kii"d-open.
Many
others
were
brought.
jand
tive
more
were
reported
into
this
mainland
port,,
nearest
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large
Greek
city.
rkiiiiR
has
U)WnKhlp
depended
on
the
size
:
Uig
active
comiwtitlon
to
Prince
frown
from
(4nt
HoWeVer,
he
Rupert
firms.
Those
local
firms
the
last
four
1
who
hadn't
opened
interior
were
intoxicated,
leaned
through
j
Morocco
split
into
two
armed
notables
at
his
palace
there
on
the
window
of
my
car
and
said
camps
today
over
a
threat
to
un-
J
Thursday
that
an
Important
an-
i
H
rum
(
t
i.
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.
h,MHlket
-
Mufti-
Vn
Valley
lv
a
a
housing
nntixlnfr
fi
Applewhalte
said,
with
"""I
klllh.H
,
branch
offices
would
be
well
ad
i'Now's
our
chance,
let's
get
.the
seat.
the
natlonallst-mlnded
sul-
j
nouncement
would
be
made
Storm
Nears
'I'm
ami
allied
workers
STREETS
FLOODED
I
Power
and
communication
lines
were
torn
down,
trees
uprooted
and
broken,
roofs
and
-signs
blown
away.
High
tides
nd
torrential
rains
flooded
streets,
highways
and
base
police'!"
Mr.
Anfield
related.
tan.
'rencn
armored
troops
were
j
today.
a
plan
similar
to
that
of
West-
vised
to
do
so.
he
said.
i"
Alran
project
account-it
least
50
per
cent
of
Asked
if
he
could
identify
any
on
paf"
ln
an
ellort
to.
avert
t
Agence
France-Presse
reported
'of
the
defendants
as
being
1
rl0'
thl
,mlnt,
turn
lnto
clvU
It
had
learned
on
good
authority
Island
Base
u
Value
of
Fraser
Salmon
Run
1
rcH.se.
with
individual
noli
piesem
at
the
scene.
Mr.
-rtniicia.
.
iu,c
xuuu
s
uiaoui,
;liiFleri
nut
Orai'e
Green
Bimoh!
Reports
from
south
Morocco
planned
to
proclaim
a
first
ments.
'
;:
'said
the
powerful
pro-French
I
w,
Mr.
Aplewhaite
said
Morrison
and
Earl
Batt.
Forewarned.
'
however,
resi
me
Atlin
has
not
had
Pasha
of
MarraKech,
long
an
there
Up
$6,000,000
Since
1945
.,
.
.,
NAHA,
Okinawa
(AP)
This
great
United
States
island
base
dug
in
tonight
for
one
of
the
wildest
typhoons
ever
recorded
In
the
Pacific
and
a
few
hours
away.
'81
was
evidently
intoxlcat-1
Sultan
Mohammed
ed,
"
he
said
of
the
first.
"She
i
ii
j'
since
l!(4'J
there
dents
battened
down
everything
that
could
be,
evacuated
the
most
dangerous
areas
and
braced
for
the
blow
Mw
optimism
Statistics
show
that
the
in
Making
of
tlie
uran-
VANfOUVBR
CP)
Canada
got
to
the
front
of
the
crowd
at
city
hall
and
ran
up
and
down.
4ms.
There
was
no
nH
the
United
States
are
cousin
of
the
present
sultan,
Mouley
Mohammed
Ben
Arafa,
as
the
protectorate's
new
titular
ruler.
In
Cairo,
Al.
Azhar,
Islam's
1.000-year-old
college
and
the
Moslem
world's
most
powerful
religious
Institution,
called
on
all
Moslems
to
"support
without
reservation"
the
Moroccan
sultan
against
El
Olaoul.
The
ap
crease
In
the
last
three
years
hn.
covered
the
cost
oi
the
CPR
Earnings
Below
Par
n
Telegraph
Creek
from
money
In
pocket
because
they
"
could
rcc.
but
the
ririrlei
tn
ro-ooeiate
where
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French
Endure
Grim
Struggle
using
violent
language
and
urging
the
police
to
fight.
It
was
a
really
disgraceful
performance."
The
witness
said
that
Morrison
was
generally
talking
against
the
mines
were
going
full
salmon
are
concerned.
luiseqimii
and
thai
MONTREAL
Earnings
of
the
"y
was
thriving
The
value
of
the
Fraser
River
salmon
run
has
Increased
by
uwnn
tAnnnnon
Klrwe
1R49.
be-
police,
acting
drunk
and
making
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Com-
With
No
End
Yet
in
Sight
t
whs
making
good
pro-
Hell's
Gate
ladders
the
niecli-anisnl
Installed
In
the
stream
to
allow
the
salmon
U
climb
to
their
ancestral
spawning
areas.
The
profit
also
covers
the
operation
of
the
International
Pacific
Salmon
Fisheries
Commission,
a
body
which
regulates
the
fishing
on
both
sides
of
the
border
Regulations
of
the
commission,
coupled
with
the
lad
lp
to
the
liiKRlriE
and
ptinup
nf
Hip
enllttt.rilrtinll
of
the
PARIS
(CF)
France
settled
,
rolls
and
up
the
retirement
age
peal
was
tantamount
to
a
threat
of
"jihad"
holy
war.
Amid
the
gathering
tension,
U.S.
Air
Secretary
Harold
Talbott
arrived
here
In
the
Moroccan
a
nuisance
of
himself.
He
said
pany
are
falling
behind
forecasts
the
accused
declared
the
police
to
such
an
extent
that
its
main-had
given
the
Indians
a
"raw
tenance
program
for
this
year
deal."
'will
have
to
be
curtailed.
N.
R.
Mr.
Anfield
stated
he
was
Crump,
vice-president,
said
ln
a
lumbla
Cellulose
opera-
i
ilea's
Oate
fish
ladders,
'l
Alice
Arm
was
unlet!
.u.
.....
for
the
civil
service.
down
today
to
a
bitter
struggle
Hip
ml..
i..
-
ociore
11113
muuni
wfic
to-
in.
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.
strurted
In
1945
the
once-
1"
.m
ouwn
riazeiion,,ic,htw
mighty
present
when
Inspector
Taylor,
'statement
today.
f"
definite
sigs
of
pr(KS.
With
no
end
in
sight,
the
railroads
were
still
paralyzed,
gas
and
electric
service
diminished,
and
the
communication
system
tied
ln
knots.
Employees
ln
these
and
other
yield
from
the
waters
of
the
Fraser
had
been
reduced
to
only
a
small
fraction
of
the
between
striking
labor
and
economy-minded
Premier
Joseph
Lanlel.
With
millions
already
off
their
Jobs,
the
walkouts
spread
to
civilian
workers
capital
Thursday
night
to
Inspect
three
of
the
five
American
air
bases
being
built
in
Morocco.
The
U.S.
already
has
spent
'
vif-eieit
said.
Since
RCMP,
spoke
to
Batt
and
an-
"Raiiway
revenue
has
so
far
not
other
young
fellow"
at
the
scene.
'
up
to
expectations.
The
He
said
the
inspector
asked
the
outlook
for
the
full
year
1953
is
accused
whom
he
could
speak
to
;
sm.h
tnat,
ollr
raiiway
earnings
ders
which
enable
the
sockeye
to
get
through
the
Fraser
Canyon,
are
the
Important
factors
in
the
return
of
sockeye
gold.
were
last
there
'""a
'he
busltiesn
was
record
2,400,000
cases
packed
In
and
!
,
o
n
ln
times
the
housing
in
the
arsenals,
army
hospitals
as
representing
the
crowd
ano
,
can
tie
expected
to
be
substan-Batt
replied
"You
can
consider
'
tlally
lower
than
the
forecast
'l
nutireable
change
of
Terrace,
he
said.
There
"ties
the
nnniilnttnn
r.
$200,000,000
on
the
bases
and
plans
to
spend
$400,000,000
more.
Fiance's
top
man
ln
the
protectorate,
Gen.
Augustin
Gull-laume,
and
French
Minister
Plenipotentiary
Henri
de
Bles-son
sent
word
to
Talbott
they
were
unable
to
meet
him
because
of
the
tense
situation.
government
services,
more
than
1,000,000
workers,
were
out
for
an
indefinite
.period.
Their
ranks
were
swelled
Thursday
b;
more
'
than
3,000,000
others
ir
numerous
activities,
public
ant
private,
who
quit
for
24
hour:
to
support
the
civil
servants
In
that
year
the
walls
of
the
river
canyon
collapsed.
Four
years
later,
when
the
next
run
went
up
the
river,
the
pack
slipped
to
only
133,000
cases.
In
contrast,
Canadian
and
American
boats
so
far
this
year
f
'
?o
and
ten
times
the
and
quartermaster
outfits.
Only
80,000
workers
were
Involved
ln
the
24-hour
walkout
at
the
military
installations,
but
they
dramatized
the
unions'
determination
not
to
yield
to
plans
to
trim
government
pay-
made
In
January
last.
In
these
circumstances
we
have
no-choice
but
to
defer
a
part
of
the
work
which
would
normally
have
been
undertaken
to
maintain
the
railway
property,"
Mr.
Crump
said.
"iwi
the
construction
"Iroad
to
Kitlmnt
anA
.
f
Planned
to
follow,
Ter-
fWllts
wer
,.i..i..
demands.
46
Lose
Election
Deposits
Nearly
half
ot
the
100
B
C.
candidates
In
Monday's
federal
election
lost
their
$200
deposits.
A
total
of
48
contestants
fail
we
are,
he
said.
SHOOK
HANDS
The
witness
added
that
Inspector
Taylor
and
Batt
later
shook
hands
after
the
former
asked
that
the
crowd
disperse
and
advised
that
complaints
could
be
made
to
the
police
on
Monday.
Questioned
by
defence
counsel
Mis.
Willa.
Ray,
Mr.
Anfield
said
Batt
Indicated
he
would
endeavor
to
disperse
the
crowd
and
But
Thursday's
response
tt
"
om
niai
bm.lll
ill
u
be-oome
not
only
an
f"'
railway
Junction
but
the
strike
call
was
only
partialis
effective.
Indicating
the
wavt
might
have
reached
its
peak
Banks
and
insurance
companies
fa-
A
Lund
have
taken
3,521.000
sockeye
fish,
or
320,000
cases.
Tills
figure
may
reach
400,000
cases
before
the
season'
ends.
In
1949
the
sockeye
pack
was
half
of
this
or
181,000
cases.
At
the
current
price
of
$38
a
case
ln
the
United
States
and
$33
in
Canada,
this
means
Canada
will
show
an
increase
of
some
$2,500,000
over
the
1949
figure.
In
1951
the
total
catch
was
stayed
open,
as
did
department
ed
to
get
at
least
half
the
imm
W
$40.95
1
bcr
ot
the
winning
candiont.es
bring
complaints
on
Monday,
votes.
They
lost
a
total
of
$9200
Answering
a
question
by
Doug
In
deposits,
which
are
held
by
Hogarth,
representing
Slack
and
the
comptroller
of
the
treasury
,
McKenzie,
Mr.
Anfield
said
he
stores.
The
stock
market
functioned.
So
did
most
other
pri-ate
business,
although
all
have
been
slowed
by
the
lack
of
communications.
Only
ln
the
metal-working-
industries
was
th(
strike
generally
effective.
VIP
Contest
M!,.
.....
saw
neither
of
these
two
at
the
at
Ottawa.
-."U,
829
Sixth
f.
came
through
?
rt
answer
to
tne
Wi
V.I.P
rfrt
more
than
$8,000,000
ahead
or
the
previous
run
ln
1947
and
last
year
the
run
was
almost
$3,000,000
ahead
of
1948.
It
must
be
remembered
in
these
calculations
that
the
fish
have
regu
"
Waling
readers
for
Of
the
48,
five
were
Liberals,
six
were
CCFers,
seven
were
Social
Crediters,
11
for
Progressive
Conservatives,
and
17
were
Labor
Progressive
Party
candidates,
including
Mrs.
Ann
Mi-nard,
who
sought
election
ln
Skeena
riding.
....
in
u;
lar
and
periodic
treks
into
In
""lied
the
vero
im
.
land
waters
such
as
the
Fraser.
'n
as
Rnw
"
v.v
vv.
service
10.95.
c.u
f
i
r
r
it
v
1
V;
)
1
there
correct
were
several
answers
Mrs.
as
the
C
adtd
tn00.
entrles'
th8t
fSWR
Servlce
1
nf
.v,
scene.
Mayor
Whalen
testified
that
he
was
alniost'struck
by
a
rock
when
he
addressed
the
crowd
from
a
city
hall
window
ln
an
appeal
to
have
it
disperse.
He
said
he
had
asked
that
the
police
be
withdrawn
from
the
streets
and
believed
that
for
a
while
this
had
some
beneficial
effect.
The
mayor
testified
that
he,
too,
saw
Grace
Green
apparently
urging
the
crowd
to
"come
on."
He
declared
he
also
saw
Batt
ln
conversation
with
Inspector
Taylor
but
could
not
hear
the
discussion.
Under
questioning
by
Mrs.
Ray,
he
stated
he
saw
Batt
move
to
the
back
of
the
crowd
after
this
conversation.
He
told
the
court
that
he
did
not
see
Slack,
McKenzie
or
Morrison.
The
witness
said
he
concurred
with
the
police
decision
to
use
tear
gas
and
could
see
no
other
method
to
disperse
the
crowd.
1
1
Little
Leaguers
To
Play
Host
To
Terrace
Prince
Rupert
little
Leaguers
will
have
an
opportunity
Sunday
of
matching
their
talents
against
an
outside
team.
A
local
All-Star
Little
League
squad
will
take
on
a
Terrace
junior
team
at
Algoma
Park
Sunday
afternoon
in
a
doubleheader
scheduled
for
1:30
and
4:30
pjn.
The
boys
coming
from
Terrace
will
all
be
under
12
years
of
age
and
the
Prince
Rupert
team
will
be
made
up
of
three
players
from
each
of
the
six
Rupert
Little
League
association
teams.
les
nf
t.j
-WEATHER-
forecast
North
Coast
Region:
Southern
districts
sunny
today,
cloudy
on
Saturday.
Not
much
change
ln
temperature.
Light
winds.
Low
tonight
and
high
Saturday
at
Port
Hardy
50
and
65.
Remainder
of
region
cloudy
and
a
little
cooler
today
and
Saturday.
A
few
light
ralnshowers
today.
Winds
southeasterly
15
ln
exposed
areas,
otherwise
light.
ti
sienor.
u
ra
uros3
Cav
n
The
deposits
now
belong
to
"Her
Majesty
for
the
public
uses
of
Canada,"
according
to
the
Elections
Act.
Latest
returns
from
150
of
the
153
polls
In
Skeena
riding
show
Mrs.
..Mlnard
polled
only
301
votes,
compared
to
Ted
Applewhalte,
Llbtual,
who
was
reelected
for
a
second
term
with
5,259.
Harry
ArcniDaiu,
CCF,
polled
3,879
and
Jim
McKelvie,
Social
Credit
standard-bearer,
received
2.883.
Three
fish
camps
are
still
to
be
heard
troiti.
-
Mwt,ci
V
week's
i.,..
.
''
",-mTZ:
I
Nwtll
pot
wUl
be
m
h,.
E
be
.,
carried
f.
I"?11
me
Patr0
h
iST"
com
up
U.S.
AIR
FORCE
MEDIC
Gerald
J.
Lonao
doesn't
falter
in
his
pumping
even
as
the
iron
lung
he's
feeding
air
Into
is
taken
off
a
plane
by
a
fork
lift.
Inside
the
lung,
A3C
Warren
Beatty's
life
depends
on
Lonzo.
Beatty,
stricken
with
a
lung
ailment,
was
air-lifted
from
Korea
to
Japan
for
hospitalization.
Four
Air
Force
medics
kept
tne
stricken
airman
breathing
on
the
flight
by
continuous
hand-pumping
the
v
v
1
IP
p
C!u
Page
Mon-
Low
tonight
and
high
Saturday
at
Sandsplt
54
and
83,
Prince
Rupert
52
and
63.