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"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XLII,
No.
244
,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
20,
1953
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PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
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IPflaED
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In
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4
it
Search
Party
Leaves
For
Crash
Scene
A
Pacific
Western
Airlines
plane
missing
with
five
persons
aboard
was
found
"totally
wrecked"
in
the
mountainous
Garibaldi
country,
55
miles
north
of
Varcouver,
shortly
after
noon
today.
;'
Police
Quell
Rioting
Italians
By
The
Associated
Press
ROME.
Club-swinging
police
beat
back
protesting
Italian
students
in
front
of
the
Russian
em
Brief
reports
received
here-
I.
Land
Seized
hiSol
MotMMN
(.UOi:,
M.,
uses
h
s
portable
power
saw
to
cut
down
another
tree
said
no
survivors
were
slighted.
A
company
spokesman
in
Vancouver
said
the
plane
was
located
"on
the
ground"
near
Garibaldi
station
on
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
and
that
a
ground
party
has
started
for
the
scene.
1
Names
of
only
three
of
those
:,eol
his
cattle
enjoy
a
meal
of
oak
lea
es
from
the
downed
trees.
Pastures
In
this
,.rea
withered
away
months
ago
and
m
my
dairy
herds
have
been
existing
on
leaves
,;,peu-c1(A
;i
trees
like
these.
This
method
of
feeding
the
cows
Is
cheaper
since
it
takes
good
Jersey
milk
cow1
output
to
pay
for
a
truck
load
of
alfalfa
hay
on
the
current
bassy
today
as
demon
strations
over
the
dis
puted
free
territory
of
:.
the
Missouri
area.
port
For
Bulkley
Valley
Products
-
:
Trieste
broke
out
in
vari
ous
parts
of
Rome.
From
Leaders
Of
Mau
Mail
NAIROBI,
Kenya
(Reuters)
The
war
against
terrorism
in
this
once
carefree
colony
entered
Its
second
year
today
with
the
government
announcing
new
measures
of
retribution
against
the
anti-white
Mau
Mau
movement.
Governor
Sir
Evelyn
Baring
told
the
colony's
Legislative
Council
that
all
land
owned
by
past
and
present
Mau
Mau
leaders
will
be
confiscated,
and
terrorist
chieftains
will
be
banished
from
the
colony
forever.
The
seized
lands
will
be
used
The
students
answered
the
police
club
attacks
with
sticks.
aboard
were
known
by
PWA
officials.
They
were
identified
as
Bob
Drinkwater
of
New
Westminster,
pilot;
Lucille
Warden
of
Langley
Prairie,
a
nurse,
and
a
Mr.
Neumayer,
a
miner.
Two
unidentified
men
passengers
were
also
on
the
aircraft,
which
went
to
Gun
Lake
Monday
morning
following
an
urgent
call
to
transport
the
miner
to
hospital
in
Vancouver.
Twenty
planes,
including
four
ed
Here
by
New
Milk
Distributors
Many
of
the
demonstrators
were
bruised,
but
no
serious
injuries
were
reported.
Jury
formers
from
"We
look
upon
the
Bulkley
,
Prince
Rupert
first-class
pro-
it
nighl
urged
citte'n.i
Vaary
in
relation
to
Prince
Ru-!
dttce,"
he
said.
"We
are
not
try-Ruiicrl
to
buy
their!
pert
in
the
same
way
that
the
j
lng
to
run
down
our
competitors,
Hundreds
paraded
elsewhere,
carrying
Italian
flage,
angrily
shouting
against
Yugoslav
President
Tito's
stand
on
Trieste
and
demanding
the
strategic
L
ts
Iran
the
Buikley
1
1
riser
Valley
is
to
Vancouver,"
i
but
the
advantage
of
distance
is
association
president
Ray
Oulton
!
ours
so
why
can
we
not
break
THESE
GIRL
SCOUTS
know
prompt
emergency
treatment
prevents
many
accidents
from
developing
into
tragedies
whether
into
the
local
stores?
at
the
Chamber
of
meeting
as
directors
Adriatic
peninsula
be
returned
J
man
or
his
best
friend
is
involved.
RCAF
Canso
flying
boats
and
a
crash
boat,
combed
inland
seas
In
Howe
Sound
this
morning.
They
took
off
at
dawn
to
Join
a
fleet
of
fishboats
and
the
b'Wly-formed
Bulkley
for
clinics,
schools
of
agricultural
experimehts.:
Entry
of
Kikuyu
k
Producers
Assocla-trio
maintained
that
..
so
much
closer
than
tribesmen
among
whom
the
said.
"We
feel
we
are
In
a
position
to
give
you
good
service
Here"
In
answer
to
a
question
by
W.
F.
Stone
whether
there
was
any
videix-e
that
Bulkley
Valley
produce
was
being
boycotted
here,
vice-president
Liepe
said
that
is
hat
tney
were
trying
to
find
out.
"We
are
honestly
trying
to
give
Reds
Stall
Explanations
To
Anti-Red
Prisoners
to
Italy.
It
was
the
first
demonstration
in
Rome
on
the
Trieste
issue
since
the
United
States
and
Britain
announced
Oct.
8
they
planned
to
pull
out
their
7,000
occupation
troops
ffom
Zone
A
of
the
free
territory.
Including
dread
movement
originated
into
RCMP
patrol
launch
which
searched
dark,
rain-swept
waters
Monday
night
for
the
missing
single-engined
De
Havllland
Beaver.
;he
Fraser
Valley,
were
Mr.
Liepe
urged
that
this
district
do
more
to
develop
its
hinterland,
pointing
out
that
the
Fraser
Valley
had
been
cultivated
with
great
benefits
to
Vancouver.
"We
are
here
to
Ret
your
tood-wiil,"
he
said.
"We
need
your
support,
and
our
farmers
will
so
to
any
means
to
Hive
yon
service
in
return."
:nt
a
fht
-class
pro
African
areas
will
be
controlled
"for
some
years
to
come."
vince
Kupcrt
but
they
It
had
been
overdue
since
PANMUNJOM
'API
The
de-
j
whipping
than
they
have
already
1
"
"
"
T
Vv,
.imt
t
.w,.tH.nrt
ible
to
make
headway
.e
local
outlets.
the
port
city
of
Trieste,
and
Communist
effort
to
taken
in
two
turn
the
area
over
to
Italian
i'ay-rlddled
administration.
..
.
w
22.
ex-Red
soldiers
home
Only
19
of
J.he
621
Chinesa
lo
Vancouver.
..
bogged
down
since
the
Mau
Mau
in
communism
ntuwa
inoeima
aru
me
two
10
reuirn
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the
The.
demonstration
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explanations
by
force
if
neces-
the
interviews
,
fwi
the
,
7,800
j
along
the
rugged
Howe
Sound!
turn
to
European-settled
areas,'
Fraser
Valley.
He
explained
he
sary.
umicaj-niwi
vrae
j.rureeuiiiu
coasi
w
riae
ou
a
swjrm
raging
ancj
Kikuyu
indepedent
schools,
LiAS.
Trx
lAPt
Bobby
Kaper,
4,
like
many
another
;
Council
meet
soon
to
appoint
an
international
administration
for
the
area
under
permanent
United
Nations
supervision,
'
Stung
by
the
rebuff
from
In
-f
smoothly.
bu6
the
14,60'
Koreans
!
whep
it
vanished,
all
boats
in
now
banned
will
not
"in
any
cir
was
anxious
to
buy
as
much
milk
as
possible
from
the
Bulkley
Valley
but
the
demand
was
lacking.
'
li
e
State
Fair
of
Texas
here,
sot
lost:
'
'
'
"
cumstances"
be
reopened.
dia.
Switzerland
ana
oweoen,
tne
completely
stoppea
wie
snow
wjcni
the
area
were
alerted.;
satellite
Polish
and
Czech
dele-i
a
belligerent
refusal
to
even
Koss.
Baker,
president
'of
Pa-
i
his
mother
finally
located
him,
Bobby
said
he
had
Chairman
Orme
Stuart
em
gates
on
the
neutral
nations
re-
listen
to
the
Red
persuaders;'
f
cific
Western
Airlines,
owners
pf
l-r
her.
"I
.saw
lots
of
dresses
like
yours,"
he
said,
'but
phasized
that
the
whole
city
is
interested
in
the
development
of
lt
weren't
riatit."
J
.
'
'
1
"
'
'
Dduks
Demand
patriatioh
commission
walked
out
j
The
Koreans
once
threatened
i
the
plaoe,';said
the
aircraft
was
Monday
and
gave
no
indioatton
'a
mass
breakout
to
make
their
I
traced
along
Its
route
down
the
the
Bulkley
Valley
which
matter
refusal
stick.
when
they
-would
return,
traoks
ot
the
JPacifis
Great
East
was
pointed
out
at
the
recent
'All
Children'
NELSON,.
B.C.
i
More
than
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
convention
at
Burns
Lake.
In
an
interview
earlier,
Mr.
pte,
Arab-Israel
Issue
fore
Ufl
Security
Council
Motive
Baby
Dies
of
Burns
A
five-months-old
native
baby
Oulton,
Mr.
Liepe
and
Matthew
The
explanations
apparently
were
postponed
indefinitely
at
least
until
the
commission
can
get
operating
again.
Observers
speculated
that
the
Red
Walkout
could
be
a
prelude
to
dropping
their
persuasion
efforts
entirely
in
an
effort
to
avoid
more
of
a
propaganda
two
dozen
Doukhobors
staged
a
ern
Railway
-to:
'
the,
southern
terminus
at
Squamlsh.
NO
RADIO
CONTACT
Weather
conditions
made
it
impossible
to
make
radio
contact
with
the
plane.
.
.
The
plane
was
dispatched
from
Vancouver
earlier
Monday
to
Uun
Lake,
near
Bridge
River,
to
pick
up
the
nurse
and
her
patient,
suffering
from
a
brain
J4UUU
rounds
;
Of
Black
Cod
Landed
Here
About
32,183
pounds
of
black
cod
have
been
landed
in
Prince
Rupert
since
October
1,
it
was
reported
today.
The
catches
were
mane
by
two
boats,
the
Kenn
Falls
and
the
Parma.
Kenn
Falls
landings
Included
5,994
pounds
of
black
cod,
1,468
pounds
of
red
cod
and
146
pounds
of
halibut.
Parma
brought
in
Mackney,
third
member
of
the
srouD.
said
that
the
16
farmers
supplying
the
Bulkley
Valley
Producers
have
their
milk
on
the
disturbance
in
court
here
Mon-dayduring
a
hearing
of
an
application
for
the
release
of
Doukhobor
children.
died
early
this
morning
in
Prince
Rupert
General
hospital
as
a
re
NATIONS
NY.
(API
'('d
Nations
Security
iced
i'sell
for
a
rluu-today
Soviet
de
the
internatiunaliza-
tion
of
disputed
Trieste
and
continued
debate
on
a
Big
Three
call
for
a
probe
Into
the
bloody
Aiab-isxaeli
border
squabble.
The
Arab-Israel
question
was
first
on
the
bill
with
the
11-nation
croup
meeting
this
mm
ninir
to
decide
how
the
item
,-hall
be
listed
on
the
agenda.
sult
of
burns
received
in
a
stove
explosion
at
his
Port
Edward
home
last
night.
Lyle
Alcxcee,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Edward
Alexcee
of
Port
Simpson,
was
brought
into
hospital
at
10
p.m.
last
night
and
died
at
5:15
this
morning.
RCMP
are
investigating
.
the
Children
of
more
than
100
Doukhobors
jailed
on
nudism
charges
are
being
held
at
New
Denver,
B.C.,
near
here.
The
Doukhobors,
members
of
the
radical
Sons
of
Freedom
sect,
charged
that
some
of
the
children
had
been
released
to
live
with
relatives
other
than
their
parents.
They
refused
to
sign
ap
WEATHER
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
with
frequent
showers
today.
Cloudy
Wednesday
with
occasional
showers
in
the
afternoon
and
evening.
Not
much
change
in
temperature.
Winds
westerly
train
coming
into
Prince
Rupert!
three
times
a
week.
NOT
OLD
FIRM
The
Prince
Rupert
processing
plant
on
Third
Avenue,
formerly
Northland
Dairy,
handles
all
the
Bulkley
Valley
niilk
products
and
provides
for
both
house-to-house
delivery
and
also
sale
of
milk
in
the
stores.
The
Bulkley
Valley
group
Is
still
using
North
hemorrhage.
Squamish,
where
the
plane
was
last
sighted,
was
namea
from
a
Pacific
coast
Indian
word
meaning
"bad
winds."
The
area
is
noted,
for
rain
)zr
Rupert
'font
Dies
26,189
pounds
of
black
cod,
2,355
Britain
the
United
States
and
pounds
or
red
cod
and
4,w8
pounds
of
halibut.
ranee
totted
ior
an
urgent
i
council
session
on
the
Palestine
!
e
..lit.
nfij'r
denouncing
an
Is-
mital
1
accident
and
a
coroner's
Inquiry
and
wind
squalls.
To
the
north
are
snow-topped
mountains
and
heavy
timber.
To
the
south,
the
15,
frequently
25
in
exposed
areas
1
('.it'll
attack
on
a
Jordan
village
today,
becoming
southerly
20
on
j
will
probably
be
held
by
deputy
Under
f
1
s
h
e
ries
department
regulations
fishboats
are
allowed
to
land
halibut
In
a
ratio
of
seven
pounds
of
black
cod
to
one
pound
of
halibut
or
other
saleable
fish
other
than
salmoh
or
sea
and
a
hundred
islands.
Bye.
lit,
a
resident
H'Jwrt
ior
the
uast
2!)
land
milk
cartons
which
it
acquired
when
it
bought
out
Northland
Dairy
but
plan
soon
to
have
its
own
distinctive
cartons
to
!
U-u
week
in
which
Jordan
claims
68
lives
were
lost,
i
The
council
Monday
approved
1
that
it
request
a
U
S
suggestion
Wednesday.
j
coroner
George
Dawes.
Low
tonight
and
high
Wednes-1
The
baby
is
survived
by
his
day
at
Port
Hardy,
42
and
54;
!
parents,
three
brothers,
Gary
'Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
44
Edward,
Charles
Franklin
and
plications
to
have-
the
children
returned
to
those
parents
not
in
jail.
"We
want
all
or
none,"
they
shouted.
"If
we
ipan't
have
all
our
children,
we
dn't
want
any."
Magistrate
Williamsons
said
there
would
be
no
resumption
of
f
'
lio-spital
here
last.
tuna.
prevent
confusion.
I
Bonner
Given
Education
Post
one
sister.
The
season
ends
November
15.
land
54.
Gene
Wayne
and
Sharon
Darlene.
The
Bulkley
Valley
distnoui-i
lng
plant
is
In
charge
of
John
had
been
an
invalid
'cars.
Uindon,
England,
she
Canada
In
1907
with
"ld
and
family
and
MaJ.-Gen.
Vagn
Bennme
oi
Denmark,
chief
of
staff
of
the
UN
truce
supervision
organization
in
Palestine,
to
report
fully
to
the
council
in
person
on
re-
Green,
who
came
here
when
me
VICTORIA
0
Attorney-General
Robert
Bonner
was
sworn
in
Monday
by
Lieutenant-Governor
Clarence
Wallace
as
Minister
of
Muni
(J'rs
in
Meleta
Britain,
U.S.
May
Slow
Down
Troop
Removal
From
Trieste
New
Offer
for
Airport
VANCOUVER
P
layor
Fred
Hume
disclosed
Monday
that
the
federal
government
has
offered
Arab-Jewish
border
vio-
"HoBrina.
fi,i,i
cent
M
in
Vanderhoof
and
,
u'"c;e:
.
the
council
i
ti
n
i
o.i
n..
inis
aii-eiiiuuii
.
...
irinitciiu-
,:-
rfKat
nn
Bulkley
Valley
group
bought
Northland
from
Sheardown
Brothers
last
August
1.
The
milk,
mainly
from
Guernsey
and
Holsteln
herds,
is
shipped
to
Rupert
every
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday.
Farms
which
presently
supply
Prince
Rupert
are
scattered
from
Evelyn
to
Houston.
The
three
directors
serve
on
nusband.
'
wi,s
UUB
John
who
Tin
194S
w,Pm.'the
Soviet-sponsored
move
to
the
hearing
unless
th
applications
were
signed
,
parents
only.
Then
he
adjoatned
court.
Many
of
the
DomkbotSbrs
present
were
uncles
aittt
aunts
of
children
in
welfarf
department
custody.
When
court
adjourned,
the
Doukhobors
refused
to
leave
until
escorted
from
the
court
by
four
RCMP
guards.
Outside,
some
of
the
women
burst
into
screams
and
shouted
at
the
officers
in
Russian.
U.S.
State.
Secretary
Dulles
had
an
appointment
to
review
this
potentially
explosive
prob
"w
CNR
baggacc
!name
a
Swlss
Bovernor
Ior
'ne
'j.iKt.aij.e
room
room.
.i.o
r
TrtoKto
under
Education
to
replace
Mrs.
Tilly
Rolston,
who
died
last
week
In
Vancouver.
Following
the
ceremony,
the
Premier
said
"Mr.
Bonner
will
hold
the
education
portfolio
until
the
successor
to
the
late
Mrs.
Rolston
has
been
chosen."
"Mr.
Bonner's
appointment
Is
only
temporary."
WASHINGTON
(API
Britain
and
the
United
States
are
reported
to
have
decided
to
slow
down
evacuation
of
their
troops
from
disputed
Trieste
while
they
try
to
resolve
Italy's
and
Yugd-
Vancouver
$1,100,000
for
its
interest
in
International
Airport,
an
increase
of
$100,000
over
the
hist
offer.
Mayor
Hume
declined
immediate
comment
on
the
proposal.
Previously,
the
city
had
put
a
-1,250,000
price
tag
on
the
air
lem
with
President
Eisenhower
ha',;
AnB
l-1
permanent
UN
control.
11
activities
i
here
until
..
i
rtl
nn-
today
in
a
personal
report
on
tstariofi
.
Uotn
Jugoslavia
aim
inmj
,
,
f
"laned
some
12
veiirs1
.,
.
tntum
the
London
Big
Three
foreign
ministers'
conference.
Peter
slavla's
bitter
quarrel
over
the
the
board
along
with
W!,.ei.
W,lthc.o
iof
the
strategic
area,
which
each
Diplomatic
officials-
familiar
Oliarny
and
secretary
Bill
Green.
I
area.
port.
claims
N'jp
Wf-J
ci
ML
A
REFUSED
OLD
JOB
with
the
Trieste
manoeuvring
said
Eisenhower
and
Dulles
both
believed
it
would
be
best
husband,
survivors
include
two
lr
Vancouver
and
1,1
Selkirk,
m,,
to
move
slowly
in
evacuating
some
7,000
American
and
British
P
Mis.
r.
w
ii.ii'i'
Mot-
troops
now
garrisoning
Zone
A.
Percy
Wright
Resigns
Seat
To
Make
Way
For
By-Election
HELP
STOP
TITO
Terrace
and
Mrs.
Len
'
ne;
a
sisteri
Ml.s
w
S'
KltKlhifi
u
r
i
fhddren
and
great-
The
idea
was
that
a
slowdown
would
lessen
the
chance
that
Marshal
Tito
will
move
troops
into
the
Allied
zone
rather
than
let
Italian
forcts
I
service
will
be
held
In
JtUDert.
t.,uu
.....
Mr.
Wright,
officially
told
12
hours
before
that
he
no
longer
worked
for
the
city
of
Victoria,
also
said
he
would
try
again
today
to
regain
his
post
as
assistant
city
clerk.
VICTORIA
(CP)
Percy
Wright,
who
walked
off
his
job
to
represent
Victoria
riding
as
a
Social
Credit
member
of
the
legislature,
resigned
his
seat
Monday
with
burial
at
take
over
in
accordance
with
the
U.S.-Britlsh
proposal
of
last
years,
he
walked
off
his
job
the
day
the
first
session
of
the
24th
legislature
opened.
City
council
declined
to
give
him
leave
of
absence
on
grounds
that
such
a
leave
for
political
office
was
illegal
under
municipal
law.
Mr.
Wright
reported
to
work
Monday
and
talked
with
city
clerk
Frank
Hunter
and
city
manager
Cecil
Wyatt,
and
na
week.
n
Chief
Dioc
It
would
also
give
British
American
and
French
diplomats
Almost
all
the
provincial
cabinet
except
Mr.
Gunderson,
holidaying
In
Peru,
attended
the
meeting.
The
by-election
date
was
not
announced.
time
to
arrange
a
conference
with
Yugoslavia
and
Italy.
Infomed
diplomats
emphasiz
((Dm
,
uio
iAHiw,!linm
night
to
make
possible
a
by-election
that
Is
intended
to
seat
a
B.C.
cabinet
minister.
Mr.
Wright
said
at,
a
Social
Credit
constituency
meeting
here
he
.as
giving
up
bis
seat
to
allow
a
by
election
for
Finance
Minister
Einar
G
undersoil
deieaied
in
the
June
provincial
election
m
ti
t
iieigtiboi-
L,!.,
T
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.
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IV.
.'-li'.il
Mr
Wright
emphasized
that
79,
general
API
r-
ed
any
decision
to
delay
the
evacuation
would
in
no
wav
means
the
two
powes
are
hacking
down
in
their
decision
to
told
he
had
no
job
there
Mr.
Wright
lost
$3.ono
in
legislative
pay
when
he
resigned.
His
city
hall
joh
carried
a
salary
of
$4,800
a
year
and
the
decision
to
resign
"one
of
the
hardest"
of
his
life
was
his
jwu.
Hu
had
not.
heen
asked
to
do
so.
A
civil
servant
loi
almjsl
ii3
TO
PADDLE
A
CANOE,
but
it
is
difficult
to
get
a
picture
like
this.
The,
IT'S
NOT
DIFFICULT
ii
a
ifi
",rr"-
Auuamuids
fron
Cypress
Gardens,
Florida,
put
them
in
canoes
the
shn:ter5PAs
an
extra
precaution,
he
took
the
photo
on
tht-
tipj-'Cti,
.
...
r.t.
L?m
turn
over
the
zont
to
Italian
I
control.
in
Metnodist
jtug
riding
ot
Opk.
Bp.v.
.
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