The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
January
15,
1954
Debate
on
Merits
of
Kinsey
Reports
AFRICAN
HUNTER
SHOT
BY
CORNERED
BABOON
MKUSin,
Northern
Rhodesia
Reuters)A
corr.e,.
baboon
sprang
at
an
African
who
was
hunting
him'L;
Gets
Away
Amid
Storm
of
Controversy
Better
Year
Looms
For
B.C.
Mines
VANCOUVER
(CP)
The
year
1954
may
be
a
big
one
for
the
mining
industry
in
British
Colli
m
bin
grabbed
his
gun
and
In
the
struggle
shot
the
man
in
the
tW
The
barrel
was
pointed
towards
the
hunter
and
the
ant!
i
By
JIM
SHRIMPTON
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
EDMONTON
(CP)
Represen-
tail
became
entangled
with
the
trigger.
The
sound
of
thel
amid
a
storm
of
controversy
worthy
as
a
tuple
for
the
annual
their
choice
for
a
topic
has
stir-
Intprvnrsitv
competition
for
the
red.
McGoun
Cup.
The
debate
will
climax
oharge-
:
Clouds
of
hot
air
have
centred
es
that
Dr.
A.
C.
Kinsey's
reports
over
Winnipeg,
Saskatoon,
Ed-on
human
sex
behavior
are
not
monton
and
Vancouver,
the
'
scared
the
oaooon
wiucn
uruppcu
me
gun
ana
ned.
tpHves
of
four
western
universities
will
debate
the
merits
of
thP
Kinsey
sex
reports
tonight
The
gold
mines
picture
Is
still
j
So
Bl
Edn
Ferber'i
clouded,
but
there
is
promise
oi
increased
envelopment
in
the
production
of
oilier
minerals.
Dr.
Harry
V.
Warren,
president
of
the
B.C.
and
Yukon
Chamber
of
Mines,
told
the
annual
meeting
this
week
of
the
prospects
of
hie
developments"
in
the
north.
tr
Pnn
winning
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jAr-EYWMAN
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.,
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1
(a
ii...
in
!
rf
vAvLAi
1)
MERGER
OF
AUTO
FIRMS
APPROVED
BY
DIRECTORS
DETROIT
iJP
Consolidation
of
Nash
Motors
and
Hudson
Motorcar
Co.
was
approved
Thursday
by
directors
of
both
companies.
The
merger
would
set
up
a
new
corporation
to
be
known
as
American
Motors
Corp.
with
the
two
companies
operating
as
divisions.
It
would
leave
only
Studebaker
and
Packard
as
single
independent
entities
among
the
car
makers-
Ul)UiHT0DTr
"Wild
Over
You
9:18.
ras.rvm
cities
where
the
debates
will
be
staged
simultaneously,
ever
since
announcement
of
the
topic:
resolved
that
the
Kinsey
reports
are
a
benefit
to
society.
The
debate
topic
has
aroused
more
interest
than
last
year's
McGoun
oratory
on
the
advisability
of
using
Chinese
Nationalist
rniws
in
the
Korean
conflict.
But
the
storm
centre
has
been
VV'nnlpfB
where
a
debater
and
on
official
resigned
and
the
de-h-ite
wrs
tossed
out
of
the
church
where
it
was
to
have
taken
place.
Dr.
Athol
Gordon,
deputy
coroner
for
Manitoba,
resigned
as
'Ww
chairman
after
David
Bowman,
one
of
the
University
rf
Manitoba
debaters,
quit
the
team.
Young
United
Church
withdrew
permission
to
allow
the
debate
on
its
premises
and
other
churches
followed
suit.
Dr.
Gordon,
honorary
president
of
the
University
of
Manitoba
Students
Council,
said
he
felt
he
was
acting
in
the
best
interests
of
the
student
body
by
refusing
to
act
as
chairman.
Dr.
Andrew
Stewart,
president
of
the
University
of
Alberta,
has
"no
objection"
and
regards
the
Kinsey
reports
as
public
documents
with
"social
significance."
Discussions
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia
in
Vancouver
were
colored
with,
the
news
Prospectors
and
scouts
for
big
mining
companies
brought
In
favorable
reports
in
1953.
"Some
of
the
reported
discoveries
and
develonnmets
may
turn
out
to
be
the
creat
mines
;
that
we
are
looking
for,"
he
said,
j
Cheap
hydro
power
in
the
north
offers
the
prospect
of
new
j
developments,
running
into
millions
of
dollars.
The
hunt
for
the
uncommon
minerals
has
offset
to
some
extent
a
slump
in
lead,
zinc
and
gt,!d.
Seme
20
mines
were
closed
in
1953
because
of
depressed
prices,
especially
for
base
metals.
Dr.
Warren
said
coast
business
men
must
hustle
to
capture
a
share
of
new
trading
opportunities
in
the
north.
'
"They
will
have
to
be
on
their
toes,"
he
told
the
mining
men.
"or
much
of
the
resulting
busi-
,
ness
will
go
to
rival
centres."
tUMMJtUl
M1MNA1I0NM.
DCIURt
t
Wallocfc's
Dept.
Store
Winter
Warmth
In
Underwear
Wallace's
feature
a
complete
stock
of
ladies'
winter
snuggies
and
vests.
All
sizes.
KAVSKR
-
WATSON
STANFIELD
TODAY
ond
SATURDAY
TATCl
Evenings
7:
-
9:05
I
J
1
Sfj
Matinee
Saturday
2:
p.m.
a
Famous
ruy
n
r.
ft
Canadian
National
Recreational
Associate
DANCI
:
WALLACE'S
j
DEPT.
STORE
CEMA
FRANCA,
artistic
director
of
the
National
Ballet
Company,
stars
in
a
new
ballet,
"Dark
of
the
Moon,"
to
be
presented
on
a
Canada-United
States
tour.
With
Miss
Franca
is
Ray
Moller
of
Vancouver.
The
new
ballet,
with
choreography
by
Joey
Harris
of
London,
Ont.,
has
original
music
by
Louis
Applebaum
pf
Ottawa,
who
composed
the
music
for
last
year's
Stratford
Shakespearian
Festival.
'
".
v
Pulp
and
paper
employs
61.090
Canadians
permanently
and
over
300,900
on
a
seasonal
ba.-ls.
IiiiiisiiinicotaEiiiif
iiinaitiiiBiiiii
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
15
Legion
Moll
i
Dancing
9:30
to
1:30
Admission
$1
.00
per
per
6
Coffee
Donuts
i?
New
Eisenhower
Proposal
Calls,
For
Government-Supervised
Vole
By
JAMES
MARLOW
Elsenhower
urges
more
federal
YOU'LL
PPRECIATE
THESE
that
two
of
the
three
Kinsey
volumes
in
the
university
library
Ivid
been
stolen.
And
the
other
was
reported
"well-thumbed."
At
the
University
of
Saskatchewan
in
Saskatoon
the
storm
barely
raised
any
dust
at
all.
The
topic
was
talked
over
and
approved.
The
McGoun
cup.
emblematic
;if
the
debating
rhampionshin
of
western
Canadian
universities,
was
put
up
in
1923
by
A.
F.
McGoun,
a
professor
of
political
science
at
the
University
of
Al-oerta.
He
died
in
1937.
AUCTION
SALE
WASHINGTON
President'
"Ull
Eisenhower
and
his
government
'
s
t
ernment
must
conduct
a
vote
OF
1941
Chrysler
Windsor
4-Door
Sedan
....
$975
among
the
employees
on
whether
they
want
a
strike.
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
At
our
door,
Mr.
Milkman
and
leave
two
quarts
of
that
delirious
NORTHLAN
D
DAIRY
MILK
We
know
that
home-delivered
milk
is
cheaper,
fresher
and
best.
at
the
Auction
Rooms,
corner
McBride
Stftrl
will
be
a
lot
deeper
in
labor-management
relations
if
Con-
'
gress
approves
his
proposals
for
amending
the
Taft-Hartley
La-
!
bcr
Relations
Act.
Two
prime
examples
among
the
president's
14
proposals:
A
fact-finding
board
to
make
rec-
ommendations
in
g
national
emergency
dispute;
and
a
gov-
I
ernment-conductcd
vote
In
the
case
of
any
strike.
i
.
and
Fourth
Avenue
East,
on
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
16
1950
Plymouth
4-I)oor
Sedan.
All
new
tires
....
$1
450
104!i
Ford
Tudor.
Very
good
hupe
$1
95
LARGE
SELECTION
OF
OLDER
CARS
TO
PICK
FROM
SUPERIOR"
AUTO
SERVICE
Eisenhower
didn't
say,
in
his
message
to
Congress,
whether
the
vote
should
be
taken
before
or
after
a
strike
started
Under
a
sepclal
war
law,
from
1943
to
19d4,
the
government
had
to
take
a
vote
among
workers
before
a
strike
could
be
called
in
a
war
fant
or,
,ie
connected
with
the
ar.
.
Strike
votes
wre
taken
a;i.ojis
about
2,100
groups
of
employees.
In
about
1.800
cases
the
vote
was
to
strike,
although
only
a
small
percentage
actually
went
out.
Father
Charged
In
Son's
Flight
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
North
Vancouver
father
was
charged
Thursday
with
aiding
and
abetting
his
teen-age
son
in
a
dash
;
for
freedom
from
the
.
North
Vancouver
courthouse.
n.
sharp
for
this
sale
Under
the
law
now,
when
the
i
president
finds
the
national
wel-
i
fare
is
threatened
by
a
strike,
he
1
Northland
Dairy
I
Kadlo-Telephnne
(b.
complete
(-viml
1
Ilretwood
C
ombinalio
Radio
nd
Rresnl
appoints
a
board
to
investigate
and
report
back,
with
the
facts.
For
example:
A
union
de-nands
a
ra.se
of
$3
a
day;
the
Phone
18
Limited
NORTHERN
PRtHHTE
FOR
NORTH!
KN
CONSl'MERS
RCMP
laid
the
charge
against
Harvey
Crowley,
whose
lG-year
Plaver
at-
2:30
p.i
List
your
goods
1
Chesterfield
1
Bedroom
Suite
(walnut)
1
Single
Red
I
Double
Bed
(eomplete)
1
New
(iiirney
Kwk
Gas
Stove
.v
:n
:i
.
J
Chejit
of
Ilrawers
1
Mirror
1
Enterprise
Oil
Burner
"M
j
;'
'
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!
S
Radios.
"
.8
'
1
Record
Tlayer
,
.
-
old
son
Barry
made
a
futile
I
C;uM)'ln
Motor
for
a
br"ik
for
freedom
last
Tuesday
following
conviction
on
a
burg
T4.
v:
or
appliance
2
Lounee
Chairs
Kitchen
Chairs
NO
FROZEN
PIPES!
When
you
use
WRAP-ON
ELECTRIC
HEATING
CABLE
lary
charge.
1
Coal
and
Wood
Rani'
Electric
Iron
and
Toa
Hassock,
Books,
etc.
The
GEO.
DAWES
Auct!
No
morr
worry,
e
'.;peiisi
or
inconvenience
from
frozen
plpml
Ji5
wf
pliuitlo
coated
cable
around
exposed
or
shallow
underground
pipes
and
plue
Into
115
volt
outlet
Maintains
low
heat
llk
electric
blankn.
Uses
only
small
current.
Thermostat
turns
on
only
when
needed.
No
rudlo
or
TV
Interference.
Low
prices
complete
with
connection".
8iiUtfnrtion
or
monev
back.
I.I.M
T1IK-
M
i
ll
lil.l.IIKTI.K.
Seeds
are
up
In
30
hours
root
cuuinus
In
8
day.
You
cut
Kenninatlon
time
23
transplant
2
weeks
sooner.
Uses
hou.so
current.
Thermostat
contnjl.
Easy
Installation.
tioneel
Phones:
Red
127
and
Black
846
Housewives
.
.
.
Please
return
ALL
empty
milk
bottles.
Our
supply
of
empties
has
been
seriously
depleted
and
no
new
bottles
can
be
obtained
at
the
present.
Your
co-operation
in
this
regard
is
greatly
appreciated.
GEORGE
A.
COOK
Hed
t:)S
6-!
-
Kill
West
For
quick
results
try
a
Daily
News
Classify
company
offers
a
raise
of
only'
$1.
The
board
reports
what
is
already
pr
jtty
well
known
:
What,
the
union
demands
and
the
company
olfers.
PRESIDENT
RECOMMENDS
Eisenhower
asked
that
this
be
changed
so
that
such
a
board
would
make
recommendations
on
a
settlement.
Since
the
president
handpicks
the
board,
Us
recommendations
become,
in
cf-Sect,
his
own.
Neither
the
company
nor
the
union
would
have
to
accept
the
recommendations.
At
present
workers
can
vote
among
themselves
on
whether
to
strike.
Or
they
may
leave
it
up
to
a
selected
group
of
their
un-
ion
officials.
LANDMARK
fiONE
j
j
MATTERS
EY,
England
(CP)
A
i
700-year-old
bridge
over
the
i
River
Idle
has
collapsed.
The
i
bridge
had
been
saved
two
years
ago
when
residents
of
this
Nottinghamshire
village
petitioned
i
against
its
demolition.
Canodd
Tuckers
presents
TORONTO
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
pop
concert
l
O
I
s
MARSHALL
SOPANO
tonight
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