'Prince
Rupert
Doiiy
News
Tuesday,
April
2h,
1953
U.S.
Members
Object
to
Exchange
NEW
STOCK...
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PRlQs
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MKN'S
JACKETS,
Popular
8tyM
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from
Of
Atomic
Information
With
U.K.
WASHINGTON
(AP)
Mem-
Presiden.t
Elsenhower
early
this'
them
against
an
enemy
in
rase
bers
of
the
congressional
atomic
year
said
they
doubt
the
admin-
of
attack.
energy
committee
have
Indicated
istratlon
ever
will
formally
pre-
Such
informa'ion
might
in-informally
that
they
will
reject
sent
the
proposal.
elude
data
on
the
development
any
proposal
to
exchanee
atomic
There
Is
no
doubt,
however,
0f
atomic
power
for
industrial
weapon
information
with
Bri-
that
some
high
administration
I
purposes,
but
it
was
no.t
pro-toin
officials
would
like
to
have
au-p0sed
that
any
Information
be
Rrt'm
p
membra
who
believe
Lhoritv
for
the
United
States
to
exchanged
on
actual
manufac-
BOYS'
JACKETS,
new
deslm,
fron
See
the
Boy'
ll.-altl,
Mket
THE
SPORTS
slfoT
that
such
an
exchange
may
have
tell
the
British
government
howj.ture
of
the
atomic
bomb
or
on
progress
mane
wun
me
jijtuiu-
gen
bomb,
KOR&A
AIRLIFT
(La
iLa
1
Opposition
within
the
congressional
committee
to
any
such
exchanges
of
information
apparently
is-
based
largely
on
the
belief
that
Britain's
atomic
security
precaution
are
not
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Offic,
opposite
Post
Offic,
XV
cp
.tiaht
pnouEh
that
any
facts
New
Schedule
starting
May
1
IKE
SHOWS
INTEREST
IN
SEAWAY
PROPOSAL
WASHINGTON
AP
President
Eisenhower
today
discus-sod!
plans
for
U.S.
participation
in
construction
of
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway
with
his
cabinet
and
designated
a
subcommittee
to
study
the
matter
further.
The
discussion
came
after
Eisenhower
formally
notified
the'.'
Senate
foreign
relations
committee
that
the
national
security
council
regards
"early
initiation
and
completion"
of
the
project
as
in
the
interest
of
national
security.
01
1
given
to
London
would
soon
find
their
way
to
Moscow.
CRITICIZE
LAW
ni'RING
MORE
than
2'2
years
on
the
Korea
airlift
the
KCAFs
Thundcrblrd
sqimdron.
with
Its
cargoes
of
passengers,
mail
and
freight,
has
amassed
figures
that
dramatizes
its
part
In
the
United
Nations'
Korea
effort.
Since
the
first
airlift
flight
July
27,
1950,
the
squadron
has
flown
more
than
5.000,000
statute
miles
over
the
Pacific;
carried
more
than
5,500,000
pounds
of
freight
and
mail
and
more
than
11,000
passengers,
Including
many
Korea
wounded,
and
logged
more
than
27,000
frying
hours.
Scientists
have
criticized
as
Leave
Prince
Rupert
12:00
Noon
for
1MB
unnecessarily
restrictive
the
existing
law
under
which
the
U.S.
mav
communicate
to
unuuici
Expert
on
Robes
Keep
In
Step
I
Native
Housing
LOWES'IOr'T,
England
(CP)
JOHANNESBURG,
South
Af-Older
members
of
the
Suffolk
rica
0,a
government
loan
of
:
nation
data
on
"refining,
purification
and
subsequent
treatment
iof
source
materials;
reactor-
de-S
velopment;
production
of
fission-
KETCHIKAN!
WRANGEL
-
PETERSBURG
-
JUNEAU
and
other
Alaskan
centres
LONDON
CP'
William
Enrlght,
55-ycar-old
master
tailor,
will
enter
Westminster
Abbey
early
t
on
Coronation
Day
to
clficiutci
Controlled
Pork
Business
Interferes'
With
Fish
Sales
materials
and
research
and
British
Legion,
some
of
whom
about
$1,175,000
has
been
ex-
i
able
to
Johannesburg
city
for
its
native
housing
at
Dube,
affording
ac-
development
relating
to
the
are
nearly
w,
can
1
always
Keep
tended
foregoing."
up,
at
parades,
a
legion
confer-
counriI
This
law
specifically
bars
from
ence
was
told.
Consequently
at
.
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J,.!,.v,
V,
.,.,,,!
n,.rtQ
In
inns
Is9rl.
SWiemC
at
the
robing
of
the
peers.
He
j
helped
to
robe
peers
at
the
1937
coronation
and
is
a
leading
au-
with
connections
to
SEATTLE
ANCH0RAf.(
WHITEHORSE
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Fisheries
Council
of
Canada
says
Canada's
state-controlled
canned
'
-
ftci
Your
TrfH-a)
Trn
thority
on
ceremonial
dress
and
sucrt
excnaimes
aaiu
un
uisigu
mc
uiuui
vu.,c
u
j
and
fabrication
of
atomic
wea-
ers
will
slow
down
from
110
to
commodation
for
native
workers
uerui
decorations.
auwn.v
ihb
100
paces
a
minute.
'in
this
district.
xirk
business
is
interfering
with
free
enterprise
fish
sales.
"If
the
government
wants
to
help
the
fishing
industry,
It
should
get
out
of
the
canned
oork
business,"
council
director
H.
W.
Welch
of
Air
Haven,
N.B.,
said.
Question
of
the
government's
Ottawa
Asked
To
Aid
Plight
Of
.Orientals
OTTAWA
(CP)
Two
West
Coast
members
told
the
Commons
of
the
plight
of
Orientals
trying
to
bring
their
close
relatives
to
Canada.
Both
urged
the
government
take
some
action.
Mai
-Gen.
G.
R.
Pearkes.
VC,
xjrk
stockpile
emerged
as
the
Senate
trade
committee
discussed
Canadian
fish
sales
to
North
Atlantic
countries.
The
council
executive
told
the
committee
also;
The
industry
is
deeply
concerned
over
possible
increased
import
restrictions
by
the
United
States
against.
Canadian
fish.
The
U.S.
was
Canada's
biggest
C
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(PC-Nanaimoi.
asked
th-at
theiinarKet
ana
prospocis
01
imsim-i
government
relax
restrictions
I
U.S.
tariffs
struck
great
fear
in
against
Chinese
Canadians
help-jour
hearts,
ing
their
close
relatives
to
emi-:
Britain's
imports
of
Cana-grate
from
Communist
China
to;
di3n
fjsh
had
been
shrinking.
Canada.
,she
still
is
British
Columbia's
Gen.
Pearkes
said
many
Chin-,
pest
market
for
canned
salmon,
ese
Canadians
trying
to
send
;
but
there
was
no
assurance
fur-financial
help
to
relatives
are
ther
purchases
by
Britain
would
:"-
r.":
;".;
,
being
blackmailed
by
the
Chin-,
follow
in
a
normal
pattern,
ese
Reds.
Even
many
who
man-
..jj
was
frustrating
that
Bnt-aged
'o
reach
Hong
Kong
were
ain
had
50,000,000
potential
con-stranded
and
could
not
return
sumers
0
Canadian
salmon
but
.
y
NtW
Kt
UtHAKI
fnen
I
Wc
are
happy
to
announce
our
new
association
and
rectnt
appointment
as
headquarters
for
America's
Top
Quality
Tire
the
General
tire!
We
feel
that
with
Generals
we
an
give
our
customers
the
finest
tires
and
service
that
money
can
buy.
Stop
in
soou
and
sec
our
complete
line
of
the
General
tires!
home
because
of
possible
death
Canada
couldn't
reach
them
at
the
hands
of
the
Commun-
cause
of
the
dollar
exchange
ists,
,
.
problem.
Both
Gen.
Pearkes
and
Angus
1
The
Canadian
domestic
Maclnnis
(CCF-Vancouver
Easti
market
gradually
is
increasing
said
East
Indians,
in
Canada
and
,ndustrv
planned
to
do
there
are
seme
2,000
in
British
everything
possible
to
promote
Columbia
don't
enjoy
all
Can-
more
gales
But
tne
g0vern-adian
citizenship
rights.
They
ment's
canned
pork
program
were
hard-working,
law-abiding
was
interfering,
citizens
but
were
unable
to
bring
their
Jclose
relatives
to
Canada'
Norman
Hyland
of
Van-fcccause
of
immigration
bars.
I
couver,
the
council's
vice-presl-Mr.
Maclnnis
said
the
colored
dent,
said
the
government's
sub-races
of
the
world,
regardless
of
sidized
pork
sales
had
a
notice-nationality,
are
feeling
more
than
aMe
effect
on
canned
salmon
ever
before
the
discrimination
by
SfllCS.
tU
...lift,.
..onac,
Tf
frt-
v,n
nthap
reason
than
self-interest,
Canada
should
do
everything
pos
'
I
KNUTSON'S
TIRE
SALES
&
SERVICE
GENERAL
TIRE
DEALER
VULCANIZING
RECAPPING
sible
to
remove
every
reason
for
discontent
by
Asiatics
and
associate
with
them
to
help
build
a
world
on
democratic
principles.
Mr.
Maclnnis
said
that
after
the
"wonderful
reception"
given
Crown
Prince
Akihito
on
his
recent
Canadian
visit,
something,
sVirtiilyl
iA
slrit-to
i
1
C
n
a
i
i
a
r
t
5
r
"
I
FLATS
And
SECTIONAL
REPAIRS
Japanese
who
want
to
return
TRUCK
TIRES
A
SPECIALTY
-n,yi
....
v-
from
Japan.
Some
Canadian
Japanese
had
I.
..............
J
been
caught
in
Japan
at
the
outbreak
of
war
and
had
been
forced
to
serve
in
the
Japanese
J
Ol'T
OF
TOWN
ORDERS
GIVEN
IMMEDIATE
ATTENTION
j
,
,
ALL
WORK
GUARANTEED
PRICE
LIST
ON
APPLICATION
Fraser
Sr.
P.O.
Box
761
Phone
Red
548
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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!
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811
army.
Others
had
been
deported
from
the
West
Coast.
Some
of
these
wanted
to
re-
"ffl
Li
.
.f.
U
i
irtl
turn
to
Canada
but
were
having
i
i
difficulty.
"If
we
want
to
be
McBride
St.
Tltone
311
I
,
friendly
with
Japan,
we
should
dn
iiLstice
tn
these
Debbie.
It
would
be
a
cheap
price
for
what
I
ATTENTION
we've
done
to
them."
I
FISHERMEN!
STOP
IN
SOON
!
WE'RE
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
AjfiOODBIM
Get
your
Outfits
from
us
at
real
Saving
Prices
All-Wool
.
.
v
JACKETS
for
your
money
mm
(MEM!
SHIRTS
SOCKS
TIRE
PANTS
UNDER
WEAR
RUBBER
CLOTHES
SHOES,
ETC.
1.
SAFER
RUNNING
TRACTION
2.
SAFER
STOPPING
TRACTION
FISHERMEN'S
ALL
WOOL
PANTS
Best
tailoring,
all
sizes.
Sells
at
$12.00
pair.
Now,
pair
$8.7o
SLEEPING
ROBES
with
zipper,
lined
Special
$9.93
DEMUAU
.
Dual
Traction
makes
the
General
Tire
different
from
all
others
.
.
.
highway
traction
that
holds
your
car
on
the
road
nd
keeps
you
going
straight
ahead;
stopping
traction
that
gives
you
faster,
smoother,
safer
stops.
Low
pressure
luxury'
PPM
sZ&zymi
I
Ketwrrn
Belmont
nnrt
KcituI
HutrlD
.
.
long,
safe
Human
Mileage
-
rhlfcjwivertlsemcnt
Is
not
published
or
ti:4ltiyed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Boawi
"r
by
the
Government
of
HrlHBtr
Columbia.