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4
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I
,.s
of
all
popular
,
VJUVCiiiiiicnt
bcriiitcd
Immorality
Charge
By
The
Canadian
Press
VICTORIA.
A
Social
Credit
private
member's
attack
on
the
British
Columbia
school
system
Monday
kicked
up
the
hottest
furore
in
the
Legislature
in
nearly
a
decade
and
brought
from
the
Social
Credit
government
disavowal
of
the
member's
remarks.
as
announced
to-
Prinee
Rupert
ids
who
said
the
U
i
"
The
The
biggest
biggest
budget
budget
in
injf:
vV
ft
if
-
1
Xf
(ll
.
ITLIIIS
a
j
I'rince
Rupert's
parks!
tvm
in
effect.
history
was
w.i.i
iinnnunrpd
first
.
J.
A.
Reid
(SC
Salmon
Arm)
i
a
SOI
DIKKS
OP
TIIK
ROYAL
22nd
KI
GIMLNT
dig
In
at
Norman'
Well
In
Uie
Northwest
Territories
after
parachuting
Jn
during
the
Joint
Army-Rt'AF
"Exerrise
Bulldog
"
The
Royal
22nd,
flown
from
Quci.-ee.
iM'id
the
airixjrt
and
communication
offices
at
1
4
i-
;
T
V
,cr
iLiliiUlactUIITK
f'll-
icti'.n
In
cxclimlvf
of
-.lit
Ux
rrflurtion
.
!ul
by
the
n
w
fed-
j
(mi
k
of
20
elKiireUoa
jII
(it
34
rrntn.
whtrh
if
thrcr
per
rent
ale
.jiti.t
the
pre-budgi't
:i
fi
nis.
Norman
Wells
In
the
mock
warfare.
The
Princes
Patricia"
j
Canadian
Light
Infantry
from
Calgary
were
sent
to
dislodge
!
Uieni.
Norman
Well
U
j0
mile
north
of
Edmonton.
i
i
J
charged
that
B.C.
teachers
are
under
socialist
domination
and
that
children's
minds
are
being
"poisoned"
by
immorality
taught
from
"sex
text
books."
"That
is
a
cry
from
the
Dark
Ages."
shouted
Robert
Strachan
CCF
Cowlchan-Newcastle).
"It'll
hang
you."
Less
than
an
hour
after
Reid
finished
bis
'
speech,
F.ducation
Minister
Mrs.
Tilly
Rolstnn
said
she
and
the
Social
Credit
government
disavowed
Mr.
Reid's
statements,
particularly
the
charge
that
teachers
are
socialist-dominated.
She
added
that
Mr.
Reid
had
a
right
te
express
his
ewn
views.
Strachan,
flushed
and
angry,
said
Reid's
statements
were
"diabolical."
"tripe"
and
"rubbish."
He
is
the
father
of
three
children.
i
np
prices
are
rf-s!ii)!h(nts
nmrte
U-,a:iu!ar!urrr.
whnle-
.siitt
thr
v
are
selling
v-k
in
ftiiili-rs
"un
board
pre-1
sented
to
city
council
last
night,
then
referred
to
finance
committee
with-
out
comment.
I
A
total
of
S19.725
will
be
sought
by
park
commissioners
In
their
attempt
to
"do
the
necessary
things
we
think
must
be
done."
Last
year
the
board
was
granted
S9.000,
Meanwhile,
an
Interim
budget
of
S4.0O0
was
granted
to
the
board,
mainly
for
continuing
work
on
the
Plaza
Park
playground.
Biggest
chunk
of
the
estimates
S8.000
is
allotted
to
development
and
maintenance
of
McClymont
Park
where
commissioners
plan
to
create
a
picturesque
and
scenic
picnic
ground
on
several
acres
surrounding
Hays
Creek.
Other
expenses
have
been,
estimated
as
follows:
to
complete
Plaza
playground
I
Sixth
Avenue
East
I.
12.500;
repair
service.
Gibson
and
Totem
Parks.
$3,000:
paint
benches,
possible
resurfacing.,
huvlnu
.1
irvrl
"
FISHING
HAS
AN
APPEAL
for
all
ages,
regardless
of
sex
and
without
too
much
regard
for
weather.
Mrs.
O.
Chartrand,
an
elderly
native
of
The
Pas,
Man.,
was
not
to
be
outdone
by
youngster
and
entered
the
ice-fishing
contest
at
the
Northern
Manitoba
Trappers'
Festival.
She
pulled
in
a
northern
pike
from
the
Saskatchewan
river.
iicrk
t.ud
this
morn-!'
sfllm?
Mliokes
at
pact
"even
our
ow
City
Asks
B.C.
to
Repair
Cow
BayFIoats
Immediately
Reid.
who
once
campaigned
for
the
late
William
Aberhaxt,
former
'Alberta
Social
Credit
t
p.X'k:.jes
of
25
Citi-
MUiliter
Abljolt
I
n
niK'i
b
l.tt
Thur-jriirtl
a
rut
uf
four
n.ie
du'.y
of
rich
20-jrkee
price
rlid
not,
how-r,f
rllective
nenerally
Rjp-rt
txaiiie
wliole-rctaiiert
were
jtocked
hicher-priced
eiuar-fle-irV'f)
to
e!I
theai
CitV
COUilcil
feels
the
liriv;n-l
M
Annlrwhat:
mU'thil
If
:
'"
'V
L
eial
government
Is
"passing
the
any
action
was
to
be
obtained
1
ter..
has
two
teen-aged
chil
A
WEARY
SOLDIER,
working
on
relief
operations
in
the
buck"
with
its
request
that
im-
this
year,
year.
the
province
.would
Qren
mediate
action
be
taken
to
re
I
As
Mr.
Strachan
started
flooded
Netherlands,
stops
fur
have
to
be
responsible.
It
was
the
opinion
Bay
fishermen's
the
speaking,
taking
his
turn
in
the
I
a
bit
of
rest-
He
holds
a
your.g
ot
net,
etc..
for
the
Rotary
tennis
'
tlr
the
Cow
budect
debate,
-
Premier
Ben-
J,
vicUm-
if
-Uie.
-4iasLer
on
his
-
eonrt
tl
O0:
-works
snnenrtwrr
H4aVa-
Reid;
knee.
Rescue
workers
have
nett,
Mrs.
Hols
ton
and
air.
council
that
tintr!
the
float
are
actually
transferred
to
the
federal
body,
the
province
"must
remain
responsible."
The
floats,
now
badly
broken
While
the
B.C.
government
has
advised
Prince
Rupert
MIA
George
Hiils
that
the
floats
are
being
turned
over
to
Uie
Domin
hurriedly
left
the
House.
Strachan
appeared
so
indig
hardly
takerfany
time
for
sleep
or
food
in
the
gruelling
job
of
providing
help
and
comfort
for
their
countrymen
in
the
flooded
areas.
ie
in
Ottawa
Mr
Ab-.ncd
f
the
reduction
in
i
fKir.i;
maile
reumetlve
.
Thu.
hnwever.
a
f.
by
wimli'iiklerii
here
nant
that
he
'lost
his
way
in
his
notes
and
CCF
opposition
$2,500:
maintaining
Roosevelt
Park
and
removing
refuse.
S700;
swimming
pool
supervision.
$1,000,
and
Oyro
Park
maintenance,
$200
The
budget
will
be
considered
by
the
finance
committee
In
preparation
of
its
estimates
for
1953.
ion
government
"we
must
press
for
immediate
action
for
repairs
up
and
deteriorating
rapidly
as
rotten
timbers
are
being
washed
right
now
said
Mayor
Harold
!
away,
are
the
only
centrally
lo
Whalen.
';t
only
to
the
mitnu-md
not
likely
to
bo
n
to
i
hi
in
or
the
re-
cated
floats
where
fishing
vessels
can
tie
up.
Hundreds
of
small
boats
make
use
cf
them
during
the
fishing
season.
8
Lives
Lost
In
Tenement
'
w
urpn.se
announce-
CAPT.
J.
f.
BOrt'FARIl
Ueft)
of
Montreal,
commanding
enemy
force
in
"Exercise
Bulldog,"
give
Instructions
to
LCpl.
Jean
Lussier,
Quebec
City.
Capt.
Bouffard
parachuted
with
the
Royal
22nd
regiment.
Cease
Fire
Ordered
In
'Exercise
Bulldog'
still
further
cut
by
1
'ts
themselves.
Jo-
j
rrs
liaimcd
manu-
j
"Even
though
the
responsibility
may
rest
with
the
federal
government
in
the
future,
it
still
belongs
to
the
provincial
government.
"It
should
be
pointed
out
to
them
what
a
hazard
the
present
condition
of
the
floats
is
to
the
public".
City
Clerk
W.
R.
Long
was
Instructed
by
council
to
write
the
city
office
of
the
provincial
de-
nurtmont
nf
miHIii
urorlrv
nnrl
uuid
raiM'
ptlcfn
by
j
House
Fire
Municipalities
lose'
Under
Socred
Budget
Central
B.C.
Skier
Claims
Championship
BURNS
LAKE
0
Svarre
Larson
of
Smlthcrs
Ski
Club
won
first
place
In
"A"
class
combined
leader
Harold
Winch
called
out:
"Take
your
Ume.
Bob.
They
called
my
three
kids
immoral,
too"
''
"When
parents
hear
what
their
children
have
been
called,
the
next
government
of
B.C.
will
not
be
Social
Credits
or
heaven
help
B.C.,"
Strachan
said.
Reid
quoted
at
length
from
a
document
which
he
said
was
prepared
by
a
retired
school-i
teacher
now
living
at
Salmon
Arm
and
whom
he
Identified
as
A.
J.
Clotworthy.
The
document
said
Clot-worthy
had
found
some
school
text
books
describing
sexual
Intercourse
"in
complete
detail
and
written
under
the
guise
of
teaching
morality."
The
document
said
school
children
are
becoming
thieves,
robbers,
dope
addicts
and
prostitutes.
HALIFAX
CP
The
death
toll
Board
rose
td
eight
today
after
an
early
"morning
fire
had
swept
through
a
row
of
tenement
houses
in
Uie
north
end
of
this
port
city
of
100,000.
VICTORIA
O
nd
a
rnnv.nf
the
letter
tn
Vic-I
Progressive
kj,.
:
Conservative
leader
George
Mil
in
the
Mon
from!1"
legislature
Mr
li,n.
read
a
t-lepram
Firemen
recovered
the
eighth
cross-country
and
Jumping
at
day
he
will
vote
against
the
iE.
T.
Applcwhaitr.
who
also
had.
FDMONTOtf
r-A
rra.se-flre
ordered
by
Ma).
-Gen.
Chris
Vokes
broucht
to
a
close
Canada's
largest
airborne
training
manoeuvre
In
the
far
north.
(len
Vokes.
director
of
"Exercise
Hulldou."
Issued
his
order
(olUminc
a
successful
ground
attack
at
dawn
la.it
Saturday
by
the
2nd
battalion,
Princess
Patricia
Canadian
UkI'I
Infantry,
dn
enemy
positions
occupied
by
the
Royal
22nd
Regiment.
The
lutauultlng
Patrician
dis
lodged
the
enemy
from
the
airstrip
and
other
Installations.
The
realistic
battle
was
carried
out
under
conditions
aa
close
as
possible
to
actual
arctic
warfare.
Throughout
the
week,
RCAF
aircraft
from
Rockvlllc,
Ont.,
Rivers,
Manitoba,
Saskatoon
and
Edmonton
carried
out
live
bombing
and
strafing"
missions
on
the
simulated
target
along
the
Mackenzie
river.
Heavy-calibre
machine-guns.
500-pound
bombs
and
napalm
bombs
were
used.
the
Western
Canada
Ski
chain-,
Credit
budget
unless
It
is
beon
C0.Arte(l
regarciing
lhe
re-lial
body,
believed
to
be
that
of
a
woman,
as
they
probed
through
the
blackened,
ice-covered
ruins
pionshtps
here
during
the
week
est
Up
000
J
"'
f'riii.
10iM-it
will
I
"
er(
,
u,
$19
(MK)
fs
Dili
year
for
ocr-
''
M'll.K.ls
m
l'J53.
'
lor
thu
years
expen-'
pre-seiiU-d
at
council
'
'
"mlit
and
totalled
f
hK
h
aill
be
required
end.
j
'
Mr.
Applewhaite
stated
In
his!
He
the
municipalities
.,,,
hf
r.nrt.n
i.
would
lose
local
autonomy
under
of
four
wooden
buildings.
"B
class
combined
was
won
by
The
outbreak
blazed
for
more
Carl
Gottas
of
Camro.se.
Alberta.
!
months
the
fedrrRi
gov.the
Social
Credit
plan
for
assess-
than
two
hours
before
it
was
Gottas
topped
"B"
class
com
Reid
said
"sinister
forces
are
.
...
I
.
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1
1
iv
IIU
V,
inuu
nuu
iiiiuiv,i.iiii.iiw
ciiiiiinib
Hi
iiuviiitc
ugam-
:
.
,.
,
brought
under
control.
had
been
Ull-
n.
uuohvih.
ai,
wora
who
are
using
uvra
ing
the
floats
Water
froze
where
it
fell
In
bit
ii
uus
assessnieiu
pian
is
ioi-
j
and
minds
ana
souls
01
our
cxui
answered.
lowed
iowpu
ter
pre-dawn
weather
as
firemen
fought
flames
near
the
naval
dockyard.
Still
unidentified
were
the
Eleven
Fined
For
Ousting
Parish
Priest
From
Home
I
wj
ii
logical
cuuciusiuu,
aren
tor
pojiucai
expediency
.
.
.
he
said
in
the
budget
debate,
i
the
body
of
a
child
is
more
im-lawn
mowers
could
be
taxed.
i
portant
than
profits
made
from
He
said
that
under
the
new
the
sale
of
sex
text
books
and
education
financing
scheme,
mu-
the
soul
of
a
child
infinitely
nicipalities
would
get
temporary
more
valuable
than
any
educa-;
relief,
but
in
a
year's
time
they
tional
theories."
!
would
be
In
worse
financial
a
erouD
of
school
girls
from
bodies.,
recovered
earlier,
of
a
man.
another
woman
and
five
children.
lower
Taxes
Help
Company
To
Cut
Rates
RKCilNA
Eleven
residents
of
A
dozen
or
more
families
fled
when
the
blaze
started
shortly
after
5
a.m.
position
than
now.
a
Roman
Catholic
convent
and
the
city
Nliare
is
Hie
rural
area's
shnre,
'-''-t
year's
expendl-revenut,
were
$2i..
'"'
'
the
increii.se
of
1953
is
addition
of
to
the
stuff
and
a
"
of
salaries
award-"bitmtlon
board
last
K'h
Uital
lai,
ixm
'pproved
a
SJU.000
In-'
budget
for
the
,rl
and
r(n..i
ii..
a
nun
were
sitting
In
the
public
gallery
while
Mr.
Reid
spoke.
Strachan
said
after
Reid's
at-.
.
.
i.
.
i
i
..
...
-i
-WEATHER-
I
Uie
Dyaart
district
w
ho
broke
j
Into
the
home
of
their
parish
;
priest
and
threw
him
out
last
:
December
have
been
fined
a
total
jof
more
than
$."00.
1
The
II
pleaded
guilty
before
forcrtl
him
to
give
them
the
keys
for
the
house
and
Church.
Father
Maxim
was
thrown
out
and
did
not
return
until
January
27.
The
dispute
Is
believed
centred
on
whether
the.
head
of
the
Church
should
be
In
the
United
States
or
In
Communist-dominated
Romania.
Peter
Dumba,
alleged
ringleader,
was
fined
$IQP
and
casts
and
put
under
a
$500
bond
for
two
years.
William
Oherasin
of
Forecast
lac
on
uie
sciiuoi
system
uu
North
coast
region
Cloudy
to-
?acne
50Uld
bUe'e
day
and
Wednesday
with
sunny
ln
hf
,hd
l!!ard
ab
he
SoclaI
Credit
in
Party-
periods
today,
especially
nor-
Saboteurs
Damage
Jets
COPENHAGEN
(CP)
Saboteurs
damaged
four
United
I
.
i
.
U
IHF
I
1
10
ie
finance
com-
petitois
In
the
18-kilometre
cross-country
Saturday
with
2.00:38
time.
"A"
class
jumping
was
dominated
by
Vancouver
Ski
Club.
Rolph
Helle
was
first
with
a
leap
of
222
feet
six
inches;
Jack
Roo-croft,
second
with
a
Jump
only
five
Inches
less;
Halvar
Selles-back
was
third.
In
class
"B"
Jumps.
J.
Holstad
of
the
Vancouver
Ski
Club
placed
first
with
a
Jump
of
192
feet.
Second
and
third
were
won
by
Jergen
Dahle
of
the
Smithers
Ski
Club
and
B.
Holllngsworth
of
Revels
toke.
Speed
Eaklu
of
the
hosting
Omineca
Ski
Club
won
the
Junior
combined.
Noted
Cricket
Star
Hanged
BRISTOL.
England
CP
Miles
Olffard,
28-year-old
Cornwall
county
cricket
star
convicted
of
killing
his
wealthy
parents
and
dumping
their
bodies
off
a
cliff,
was
hanged
today
at
Horfield
Prison.
The
prosecution
charged
Glf-fard
committed
the
double
murder
because
his
father
cut
off
his
allowance
to
keep
him
from
spending
time
in
London.
thern
areas.
Intermittent
rain
on
Wednesday.
Not
much
change
,
in
temrjerature.
Light
winds
be
-""eration
in
I95J
estimate
of
Quake
Rocks
Seattle
Magistrate
E.
8.
Williams.
Dysart
is
40
miles
northeast
of
Reglna.
Rev.
Daniel
Maxim,
pastor
of
the
Romanian
Oreek
Orthodox
Church
for
more
than
30
years,
said
ho
was
told
by
a
faction
of
hi
congregation
that
they
didn't
want
him.
On
December
6.
13
persons
forced
the
back
door
of
his
house.
States-built
jet
fighter
planes
on
Denmark's
biggest
military
airfield
early
today,
it
was
of
VANCOUVER
9
The
British
Columbia
Telephone
Company
will
cut
demands
for
rate
increases
because
of
benefits
from
the
federal
budget.
At
a
hearing
before
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
here
Monday
it
disclosed
tax
cuts
will
save
the
company
about
$350,000.
The
company
Is
seeking
Increases
of
about
12.2
per
cent
In
long-distance
rates
and
an
average
14
per
cent
In
exchange
rates
because
of
increased
costs.
"
.
Senator
J.
W.
Deb.
Farrls,
company
counsel,
said
the
original
application
for
a
revenue
boost
of
$2,959,978
will
be
reduced
because
of
tax
W
new
school
approv-
win
not
be
,---'
-y-ri
exception
ficially
announced.
It
was
the
second
incident
of
coming
southerly
20
in
exposed
SEATTLE
CP
A
mild
earth-areas
on
Wednesday.
quake
shock,
which
rattled
Low
tonight
and
high
Wednes-
dishes
and
doors
In
some
homes,
day
at
Port
Hardy
and
Sandspit,
was
widely
felt
over
Seattle
just
35
and
45;
Prince
Rupert,
33
and
before
noon
today.
No
damage
43.
,
was
reported.
sabotage
reported
this
year
on
the
airfield
at
Karup.
WOK
CAGE
TILT
TONIGHT
Two
Out
-of
-Town
Trap
Teams
Entered
in
Competition
Here
DECIDE
TEAM'S
FATE
,"e!uinSUl,k,Ctba11
"rilll
flxture
which
will
play
an
Important
season's
league
-nv
championship
Is
scheduled
It
tl
IP
fl..i
""
i-entre
between
Gordon
it
Anderson
and
Lipton
was
fined
$75
and
costs,
while
Vasllle
Dumba,
BUI
Herda,
Dlno
Hcrda.
Theodore
sfan,
Peter
Dlno
Herda.
Theodore
Isfan,
Peter
Isfan,
Dan
Isfan,
Andrew
Dumba.
Nick
Nlstor
and
Thomas
Nistor
each
was
fined
$35
and
costs.
Chiang
Scraps
Soviet
Treaty
TAIPEH,
Formosa
(CP)
Chiang
Kai-shek's
Free
China,
in
a
dramatic
cold
war
move
of
open
defiance
to
Soviet
Russia,
Monday
announced
It
was
declaring
nul
and
void
the
Nationalist
Chinese-Russian
treaty
of
1945.
The
move
clears
the
way
for
Nationalist
participation
In
any
blockade
of
the
Red
Chinese
mainland.
The
treaty
was
signed
in
Moscow
in
11)45.
Pleads
Guilty
To
Stealing
At
least
25
out-of-town
visitors
are
expected
at
the
annual
game
dinner
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Club
tomorrow
night
'wgT
PU'P
m"U'rs'
now
out
olt
tl,e
ra('e
fHr
the
"vertnrn"rf
Up,SPt
IeaB"c-leading
Mansons
Saturday,
Tomorrow
night's
dinner
and
dance,
arranged
by
entertainment
chairman
Al
Manson.
will
feature
on
Its
menu
roast
spring
salmon,
roast
elk
and
roast
moose.
The
elk
is
being
supplied
by
the
Alberta
government
gatnt
commission
and
the
moose
it
provided
by
local
hunters.
VANCOUVER
W
WaUace!whlch
follows
an
Inter-clty
trap
Canadian
Legion
auditorium,
will
be
James
Cunningham,
game
commissioner
of
B.C.
Mr.
Cunningham
will
outline
to
the
large
gathering
the
1953
program
set
out
by
the
commission
and
will
show
several
colored
wildlife
moUon
pictures.
A
special
dinner
meeUng
by
the
club's
executive
officers
and
shooting
competition
In
the
at
Glbbs,
39,'
today
pleaded
guilty
to
stealing
$7,178
from
suburban
f
e
,
,e,ma"'ig
games
in
the
league
With
CCCs
'her
game
in
thy
loSe
one'
"As
tle
Mans01"1
1
in
hntv,
nee"ed
to
decide
the
league
winner.
The
trap
shooting
contest
be-
Von
Runstedr
Dies
HANNOVER.
Germany
W
Field
Marshall
Gerd
Von
Run-stedt,
77,
died
at
his
home
here
today.
The
soldier,
who
was
regarded
as
Germany's
best
military
leader,
had
been
ailing
for
some
time.
ternoon.
Two
trap
teams
from
Terrace
and
a
team
from
Port
Edward
are
expected
to
enter
the
shoot.
Prince
Rupert
will
supply
two
teams.
?
Guest
speaker
at
the
dinner
and
dance,
which
takes
place
at
C(ched
tvT
reuce
u-As
to
second
place.
b!'tore
th.
i
b
Y
.
n
Hrtwlg,
have
no
more
scheduled
Mr.
Cunningham
has
been
plan-1
gins
at
1:30
p.m.
at
tiie
feiewmb
Richmond
School
board.
Gibbs
is
former
secretary-treasurer
of
the
board.
He
will
be
sentenced
in
County
Court
Friday.
He
was
charged
with
theft
of
funds
between
May
19,
1949,
and
January
28,
1952.
HKiyuiIS.
'
Ume
l,
ned
for
7
pjn.
Thursday
when
local
problems
of
anglers
and
hunters
will
be
discussed.
Avenue
range.
Proceedings
aX
the
Legion
auditorium
begin
at
6:15
p.m.
130
p.m.