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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
or
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific-
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XLIII,
No.
44
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY
22,
1954
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
84
feet
8.0
feet
22:35
1
woo
2)
Charge
Laid
in
Wake
Of
Coroners
Inquest
A
31-year-old
native
from
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
has
been
charged
with
murdering
a
Military
Aid
Asked
By
Pakistan
rinpp
Rnnprt.
woman
Charles
Robinson,
a
fisher
Robinson
went
to
the
Eighth
Avenue
home
and
he
joined
them
later.
They
had
consumed
u
y
Ki
a
gallon
jug
ot
wine
during
tne
'
L
inn
ii
mrn-'
A
mm
yi
.
w
ift
-mm
rttnto--i
rJah
Photo
by
Van
Mcer
Studio.
KARACHI
(Reuters)
j
Premier
Mohammed
'
AH
tonight
announced
Pakistan
has
asked
the
United
States
for
military
aid
to
strengthen
her
Ip
Ml
FE
and
waiting
to
take
on
the
Ketchikan
High
school
Polar
Bears
tomorrow
If
V
Civic
Centre
in
tne
nrsi
game
oi
i
le
international
High
school
basketball
series
nan,
is
being
held
in
jail
here
'.waiting
trial.
He
was
charged
last
Saturday
ess
than
half
an
hour
after
a
:oroner's
Jury
under
deputy-coroner
George
Dawes
returned
i
verdict
naming
him
respon-uble
for
causing
the
death
of
27-year-old
Violet
Annie
Sam-lare.
The
woman
died
in
hospital
last,
Tuesday
night.
The
jury
said
she
died
of
a
cerebral
hemorrage
caused
iemorial
High
school
Rainmakers,
sh
,wn
above.
Back
row,
left
to
right:
Coach
Jack
-Jdy
Kristmanson,
Art
Helln,
Bill
Morrison.
Gary
Morison,
Greig
Forbes,
Ron
Black
n
Jack
McDonald.
Front
row,
left
right:
Jimmy
Stewart,
Rod
Tait,
Doug
Sankcy,
armed
forces.
"
,
son,
Ron
Ciccone
ana
Key
iwcn-ay.
He
said
the
request
for
mili
evening.
He
said
he
did
not
know
any
reason
why
accused
would
"push"
Violet
Sampare.
She
had
.
been
standing
at
the
top
of
the
stairway.
The
beam
on
which
she
struck
her
head
was
among
wood
that
Wilson
had
taken
to
his
home
to
cut
up
for
firewood.
TAKEN
BACK
TO
CELL
Robinson
was
taken
from
the
court
room
back
to
his
cell
in
the
.
police
station
Immediately
after
1
the
jury's
verdict
was
announc-
,
ed
and
on
recommendation
of
coroner
Dawes
a
warrant
was.
issued
charging
him
with
mur
tary
aid
has
been
made
under
the
U.S.
mutual
assistance
program
in
the
last
two
days.
No
ce
Rupert
Women
Curlers
through
being
pushed
by
Charles
Three
Awards
at
Smithers
Robinson
and
in
a
rider
charged
negligence
for
failing
to
summon
medical
aid.
ALREADY
IN
JAIL
The
Dally
Ni-s
amount
was
specified.
Heretofore,
Pakistan
has
admitted
only
to
Informal
talks
on
the
question
of
U.S.
military
aid.
First
reports
several
weeks
ago
on
the
talks
brought
outright
condemnation
from
the
Soviet
press
and
expressions
of
deep
concern
from
Indian
Pre
Robinson,
who
was
arrested
Prince
Rupert
on
Thursday,
Feb.
18,
on
a
ce
of
four
awards
The
Bannister
rink
which
edged
out
the
Anderson
rink
for
the
Baker
shield
were
themselves
taken
by
Anderson
in
the
H
and
H
to
enter
the
finals
of
the
H
charge
of
being
intoxicated
and
week-end
In
the
was
sentenced
the
next
day
to
ers
Ladies'
Curling
mier
Nehru.
and
H.
Anderson
rink
won
Anderson
took
Vera
Heggie's
Ali
last
month
denied
Russian
allegations
that
the
United
der.
In
a
brief
court
appearance
before
magistrate
W.
D.
Vance,
the
charge
was
read
and
accused
remanded
for
eight
days.
Members
of
the
jury,
besides
foreman
Notman,
were:
Joe
14
days
in
jail,
did
not
testify.
The
inquest
was
conducted
bv
T.
W.
Brown,
QC.
The
jury,
under
foreman
Jim
Notman,
was
told
of
a
party
on
Saturday.
Feb.
13,
at
which
trophy
and
Heth-
foursome
in
an
extra
end
by
one
Mild
weather
conditions
again
affected
the
curling
schedule,
forcing
shortened
Ice
lengths
Sunday
night
and
cancelling
of
the
8
p.m.
to
10:30
draws
Sunday,
Games
were
also
cut
to
eight
ends.
It
was
a
tired
aggregate
of
women
who
wound
up
in
the
final
games
In
the
wee
small
hours
of
the
morning.
Besides
winning
the
two
trophies
the
Anderson
;
rink
were
runncrs-up
in
the
Buker
shield
competition.
They
also
took
the
"most
games
won"
honors
with
10
wins
to
their
credit.
Hooper
trophy
and
with
a
5
to
4
score
In
the
10:30
,aui
.skipped
her
draw
of
the
Manson
award
he
Manson
trophy.
coni'tition.
MacDonald
de
A
RED
HEAD
becomes
a
bald
pate
as
civil
policemen
in
Iran
apply
this
unique
form
of
punishment
to
a
Communist
-agitator
seized
during
the
Teheran
election
riots.
Taking
matters
and
razors
into
their
own
hands,
the
civil
police
shaved
the
heads
ofj
the
culprits
held
responsible
for
the
uprising.
Violet
Sampare,
the
accuseds
Richards.
Clifford
Abercrombie.
feated
Copcland
of
Smithers
by
shield
was
won
by
r's
rink
of
Smith-
common-law
wite,
Robinson
and
j
Percy
Curie,
Dave
Hewer,
Stan
7
to
5
to
enter
the
finals
after
States
is
planning
to
build
military
bases
on
Pakistan
soli..
Meanwhile-
in
New
Delhi
Premier
Jawaharlal
Nehru
today
proposed
that
all
parties
concerned
In
the
Indo-China
war
should
agree
on
a
cease-fire
"without
any
party
giving
up
its
own
position."
Nehru
told
the
House
of
the
another
couple
attended.
IPetrow
and
Medrick
Nelson.
Copland
had
ou.shot
Bessie
re
12
teams
enter-in
Prince
Rupert,
ouston
and
seven
Lloyd
Wilson,
owner
of
the!
home
at
118
East
Eighth
Ave.,
Wakley's
rink
8
to
17.
Wakley
lost
to
Bannister
In
told
the
Jury
that
he,
Evelyn
Lord
Rowallan,
Building
Firms
Oppose
the
Baker
trophy
competition
in
an
extra
end
Saturday
in
a
People,
I
lower
house)
that
this
keenly
played
10
ends
on
keen
I
step
should
be
taken
in
view
of
rfVes
Seeking
Convict
the
forthcoming
-conference
in
Programs
To
Aid
Jobless
OntariorBoY;
Receive
Awards
Wesley,
Violet
Sampare
and
Robinson
had
been
drinking
beer
in
a
downtown
hotel
Sat-urdayjafternoon
and
later
went,
to
his
home.
,
.,
He
said
Violet
Sampare
was
Injured
when
she
was
"pushed
down
a
flight
of
stairs
by
Charles
Robinson."
lee.
Ice
conditions
generally
remained
favorable
until
Sunday
Geneva.
Switzerland,
on
the
Indo-China
and
Korea
irub-
iami
For
Nurse's
Death
On
housing,
the
association
anernoon
wncn
nie
lemperaiure
;
lems.
recommended
federal
measures
rose
to
40
degrees.
I
Nehru
said
his
government
K
Detectives
head
and
chest.
A
blood-staThcci
A
Dredicted
low
of
25
la.st
nieht!
h
no
intention
of
intervening
to
facilitate
an
annual
program
of
at
least
125.000
dwellings.
OTTAWA
0i
A
Scots
lord
and
a
14-year-old
Manitoba
youth
on
the
Miami,
Fla.,
kitchen
knife
was
found
In
the
In
the
war
between
the
French
STRL'CK
BEAM
failed
to
materialize
and
the
compared
with
the
record
of
who
died,
rescuing
his
sisters
a
their
.search
lor
i
bathroom.
Union
forcas
and
Communist-
inski,
54-year-cld.
Deputy
chief
Inspector
James
Evidence
disclosed
that
she
fr0m
a
fire,
share
honors
today
struck
an
eight-by-eight
beamm
a
new
list
of
Boy
Scout
which
was
lying
at
the
foot
of
!
awards.
no
is
wanted
In1
n
t
u,.tt
eni.-t
th
.
sinutno
curlers
slogged
it
out
to
the
led
victminh
rebels
in
Indo-finish.
Some
games
were
for-
China
nor
should
any
rcspon-fclted
short
of
the
finish
when
1
sibility
in
trying
to
effect
a
,v.
.u.j
.
cease-fire.
th
the
slaying
of
a!
ukcd
"very
much
like
a
crime
the
stairs,
causing
a
bruise
on
tV
olla
stf
heua
Governor-General
Vincent
n
nurse.
OTTAWA
CP
Canada's
construction
industry
today
opposed
an
expanded
federal
public
works
program
for
relieving
unemployment.
The
Canadian
Construction
Association,
in
its
annual
brief
to
the
cabinet,
said
it
doubts
such
a
program
Would
affect
seasonal
unemployment
or
help
particular
industries
in
which
workers
arc
out
of
jobs.
The
Association,
chief
spokesman
for
the
$4,000
000.000-a-year
construction
industry,
took
the
opposite
view
from
major
labor
bodies,
which
recently
Evelyn
Wesley
testified
that
Masscy.
capacny
as
cniei
:
Norma
Rennie,
4fl,
Guciph,
Out.,
wa
scout
for
Canada,
announced
the
fnambermaid
Satur-
she
was
asleep
when
the
incident
took
place
and
did
not
know
about
it
until
she
woke
lead
which
was
almost
hopeless
to
overcome.
Prizes
will
be
presented
at
a
banquet
and
dance
to
be
held
in
Heggie's
Aero
Room
tonight.
1
-st-ide
hotel
room.
1
1
who
wore
only
a
of
passion."
MLss
Rennie
had
lived
at
the
hotel
since
October.
The
search
for
Kacinskl
wus
concentrated
on
the
Miami
area
after
police
learned
that
he
had
told
employees
of
a
restaurant
where
he
ate
frequently
that
he
was
going
to
Miami
to
open
hu
own
restaurant.
up
about
1
o'clock
Sunday
Prince
Charles
To
Meet
Queen
In
North
Africa
104.000
starts
in
1953.
Other
measures
include:
1.
Higher
amounts
on
which
home-builders
can
borrow
90
per
cent
of
a
dwelling's
value
under
the
National
Housing
Act.
2.
Extension
of
NHA
loans
to
cover
older
homes
bought
for
rehabilitation.
3.
Creation
of
"open
end"
mortgages
that
would
enable
owners
to
enlarge
homes
without
the
expense
of
a
new
mortgage.
For
highways,
the
association
recommended
further
federal
aid
to
provinces
beyond
the
assistance
on
the
trans-Canada
highway
project.
larently
had
been
i-ys.
A
"don't
dL,-
morning,
when
Wilson
told
her
that
Robinson
had
decided
to
take
Violet
Sampare
home
to
the
door
had
kept
'fs
from
enteriniz.
have
urged
a
stepped-up
public
1525
West
Second
Avenue.
I
Kaclnski
had
occu-
i
Plans
worKS
Policy
to
.
absorb
jobless
LONDON
(Reuters)
REMOVED
TO
HOSPITAL
It
said
construction
is
desir
Further
evidence
disclosed
next
to
Mi.ss
Ren-
j
as
known
to
have
th
her.
was
stabbed
in
the
awards
by
the
Boy
Scouts
Association
of
Canada
on
this
anniversary
of
the
birthday
of
Lord
Baden-Powell,
founder
of
the
Boy
Scouts
movement.
Lord
Rowallan,
county
commissioner
of
scouting
at
Kilmarnock,
Ayrshire,
Scotland,
Is
the
first
recipient
of
the
silver
fox
award,
recently
set
up
by
the
Boy
Scouts
Association
for
"services"
by
non-residents
of
Canada.
Lord
Rowallan's
place
of
honor
on
the
list
Is
shared
by
Ernest
Villeneuve,
14-year-old
member
of
the
3rd
Scout
Troop
at
The
Pas,
Man.
The
youth
was
awarded
the
bronze
cross
posthumously
"for
gallantry
with
special
heroism."
He
died
after
rescuing
his
sisters
from
their
burning
home.
able
In
times
of
general
decline
in
business,
activity,
but
this
year
Ca.iada
will
have
a
high
volume
of
construction
anyway.
EFFECT
,b()l
BTFl
X
"It
Is
very
doubtful,"
the
brief
said,
"that
a
substantial
in
that
no
medical
attention
was
given
until
Monday
when
It
was
noted
that
the
bruise
on
her
head
was
swelling.
Dr.
L.
P.
Charbonneau
ordered
her
removed
to
hospital.
The
woman's
condition
grew
Lancaster
WEATHER
)own
South
CIL
To
Split
Into
Two
Firms
MONTREAL
(CP)
Canadian
Industries
Ltd.,
bis
chemical
concern
with
operations
across
Canada
plans
to
split
itself
into
two.
distinct
companies.
The
plan
has
been
drawn
up
by
CIL's
two
principal
shareholders.
Imperial
Chemical
Industries
Ltd.,
of
the
United
Kingdom,
and
E.
I.
du
Pont
de
Nemours
and
Company
of
the
United
States.
-,
It
fellows
a
1!52
anti-trust
Judgment
in
the'
United
States,
t
.
If
Irvlce
will
be
held
were
announced
Sunday
for
five-year-old
Prince
Charles,
heir
to
Britain's
throne,
to
make
his
first
royal
tour
this
spring.
He
and
sister
Anne,
3,
will
sail
to
North
Africa
in
April
to
meet
their
parents.
Queen
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh,
and
sail
home
with
them
on
the
return
from
their
royal
tour
of
the
Commonwealth.
An
official
announcement
from
the
royal
residence
at
Buckingham
Palace
verified
earlier
reports
of
the
youngsters'
journey.
Charles
and
his
siter
will
start
their
first
trip
outside
Britain
Forecast
North
coast
region
worse
Tuesday
afternoon
and
Cloudy
I
she
died
about
10
o'clock
that
crease
in
the
public
works
pro-''
Vancouver
for
Lancaster,
former
with
occasional
light
rain
today
night.
gram
would
affect
the
present
seasonal
unemployment
.
.
.
or
help
the
textile,
marine,
agricultural
Implement
and
other
Industries
currently
beset
with
and
Tuesday.
Continuing
mild.
I
A
post
mortem
was
conduct-Winds
southerly
15,
frequently
ed
by
Dr.
Antony
Railing
at
the
20
over
the
water.
Low
tonight
undertaking
parlor.
onH
Tiitrh
Tiipsdnv
at
Vnrt
Hnrriv
Wilson
ftlsn
tniri
the
iurv
that
olutimer,
who
died
!'
Vancouver
ss
after
a
ster.
aged
about
78.
f
1314
and
remained
nmh.
la
onH
aR
finnrtcnir.
35
and
4S
after
thpv
Ipft
thA
rinwntnwn
serious
unemployment
WORKED
FOR
SCOUTS
The
citation
for
Lord
Rowallan
lems.
Prince
Rupert
38
and
42.
beer
parlor
the
two
women
and
,
!"itil
his
retirement.
f'ughout
most
of
his
which
directed
Imperial
Chemical
and
du
Pont
to
separate
said
he
was
first
appointed
dis
as
employed
In
the
ices,
first
in
the
their
Joint
interests
in
a
number
of
companies
in
North
and
South
trict
commissioner
of
scouting
for
north
east
Ayrshire
In
1922
and
three
years
later
became
county
commissioner.
It
said
he
April
15,
when
they
board
the
royal
yacht
Britannia
for
a
voyage
to
Tobruk,
Libya.
They
will
sail
back
from
the
North
African
port
May
1
with
their
parents,
stopping
at
Malta
n,l
niltrultur
Hnrino
(hit
ro
i
lector
s
office
and
America.
j
government
agent's
Operations
of
the
present
CIL,
which
Includes
the
Jumes
island
'eisurc
time
lntrt
'
nd
tnr
,
li.C
has
since
travelled
"upwards
of
200,000
miles
In
the
Interests
of
scouting,
despite
the
handicap
of
a
leg
severely
damaged
by
a
shell
explosive
plant
would
be,
luro
tr,p
to
Brilaln
whcrc
thcy
continued
in
one
or
other
of
thc
a
-
..,auy
years
5,
7
pholr
at
St.
An-
now
companies.
DOROTHY
LEA,
26,
pretty
policewoman
with
the
Toronto
morality
division
posed
for
six
months
In
the
Toronto
underworld
as
a
drug
addict
to
trap
narcotics
peddlers.
As
a
result
of
her
work,
six
members
of
an
alleged
narcotics-peddling
ring
were
arrested
by
ROMP
and
Toronto
police.
Dorothy
In
1917
which
at
tunes
caused
One,
with
Imperial
Chemical
intense
pain."
A
.
,
n
v
as
the
principal
shareholder,
would
be
called
Canadian
Indus
Two
scouts
were
awarded
the
J,J
his
wife
about
f.'!'
hc
'
survived
by
!Mr5
J.
Smith,
831
f
!w.
Prince
Rupert,
J
y
Lanrmctor
silver
cross
"for
gallantry
with
considerable
risk."
They
were
Peter
Smith
of
the
10th
Scouting
Troop
In
Toronto
"for
hif
will
arrive
May
15.
The
royal
children
will
be
guided
in
their
first
venture
abroad
by
Catherine
Peebles,
the
prince's
governess,
and
Helen
Lightbody,
their
nurse.
There
Is
little
chance
-the
voyage
will
get
the
children
to
Tobruk
in
time
for
the
Queen's
birthday
April
21.
The
Britannia
is
not
scheduled
to
arrive
there
until
-April
27,
six
days
after
the
Queen
becomes
28.
got
Into
police
work
through
J.r
fP
,
"'lth
and
listening
to
the
stories
told
by
tries
1954
Ltd.,
or
CIL
54
for
short,
and
would
be
headed
by
H.
Greville
Smith,
now
president
of
"
CIL.
The
other
new
operating
company
would
be
Du
Pont
of
Canada.
Ltd.,
with
du
Pont
of
the
United
States
its
chief
share
presence
of
mind"
in
rescuing
a
boy
from
Georgian
bay,
near
Meaford,
Ont.,
and
Alastair
Wat
lie
fun..
I
"uay
ner
two
brothers
who
are
on
pSrvice.
I
the
Toronto
force.
ff
PARLEY
AT
GENEVA
holder,
and
would
be
headed
by
son
of
the
1st
troop
in
Thre
Rivers,
Que.,
for
rescuing
e
woman
and
her
son
from
the
St
Maurice
river.
.
Heibert
II.
Lank,
now
a
CIL
vice
president.
.
1
mw
BY
RED
CHINA
'.'Oil!
19th
Person
Dies
imunLst
China
tonight
approved
the
Big
Baseball
Films
""
to
nokl
an
Asian
peace
conference
-"
at
Geneva
Eighteen
Die
SYDNEY,
Australia
m
The
worst
storm
and
floods
In
New
South
Wales'
history
ended
today,
leaving
some
3,000
square
miles
of
the
state's
northern
coast
a
shambles.
Eighteen
persons,
and
poss
at
,
..
Chinese
paney
snould.
ease
world
tension.
fuiio.
p
express
their
support
for
It,"
said
'uadravi
u
.
I.
KdIp.
tv
,
nere
wotci
an
editorial
in
the
official
7
sraduaiiv
SayinB'
"without
doubt
this
agree-
From
Gas
Fumes
VANCOUVER
(CPX
This
clt;
chalked
up-
its
19th
domestit
gas
poisoning
fatality
of
tin
year
Sunday
with
the
discover;
of
the
body
of
61-year-old
Johr
Olson.
His
body
was
found
la
Ixx
by
his
wife
when
she
returnee
home.
A
gas
jet
was
turned
or
but
not
lighted,
Fail
To
Arrive
Film
showing
plunned
for
7
p.m.
tonight
at
the
Civic
Centre
by
the
Little
League
Baseball
association
has
been
cancelled,
it
wus
announced
today.
The
two
films,
"This
Is
Little
League"
and
"Little
League
Basics"
failed
to
arrive.
The
showing
will
be
held
at
a
later
date.
fi
ibly
22,
were
dead,
thousands
were
homeless
and
the
damage
was
reckoned
In
the
millions
of
pounds
after
the
two
days
of
f
ate
Secret
"'auonal
tension."
l-fan
ij
"y
Dulles
has
stressed
that
the
invitation
'
s
if...
"'P'oniatlc
recoenltlon
nf
Red
China.
cyclonic
disturb
ance
during
OUTSIDE
No.
10
DOWNING
STREET
Sir
Winston
Churchill,
Britain's
Prime
Minister,
shakes
hands
with
Canadian
Prune
Minister
Louis
St
Laurent
(right).
Canada's
leader
Is
on
a
tour
of
11
strategic
countries
and
will
visit
the
Asiatic
members
of
the
British
Commonwealth.
isior,
,
ndnNatlnatist
China
have
assailed
the
.
"ell-out
of
their
interests.
which
10
to
20
inches
of
rain
fell
on
the
coastal
plain.