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Published
at
Canada'
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XLII,
No.
52
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.O.,
TUESDAY,
MARCH
3,
1953
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
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Group
to
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Businessmen
Ask
Immediate
Action
Surplus
electrical
power
at
a
"reasonable
cost"
to
attract
industry
to
Prince
Rupert
is
demanded
in
a
resolution
adopted
last
night
by
the
Chamber
of
(.nt
has
cnargi'u
SENIOR
CAGE
TEAMS
DUEL
IN
FINAL
LEAGUE
TILT
TONIGHT
Final
scheduled
game
In
the
city
senior
basketball
league
takes
place
tonight
when
Gordon
it
Anderson
face
CCCs
In
an
all-deciding
event.
The
game
means
a
lot
tp
Alex
Bill,
coach
of
the
hardware
souad.
If
hlu
five-star
lineup
shakes
the
Holkestad
led
cagers,
it
will
mean
the
.league
championship's
in
the
bag.
But
if
O-As
should
drop
the
game,
they
tie
for
leadership
with
Don
Hartwlg't
Manson
Omegas.
.
It
will
be
up
to
the
basketball
association
to
decide
then
If
a
tiebreaker
game
is
to
be
played.
-
coSt
a
deep-sea
cent."
a
ton
,
nad
jjrain
here
i
Vancouver
and
B.C.
School
System
Supported
VANCOUVER
(CP)
,
that
ships
be
fi-i.ni
necessity!
jr
pilots
to
enter!
j
the
.
,'.-;
-.son,
updating
-
the
same
name,
say
.asuti
ships
now
come
rt
to
load
grain
Is
be-r.,t;i;'-shon
in
Vancou-i
to.
nt..lmmt
Comet
Jet
Crashes
in
India
Commerce
here.
The
resolution
urges
city
council
"to
take
immediate
steps
to
come
to
some
arrangements
with
any
party
or
parties
who
will
guarantee
the
early
availability
of
a
large
surplus
of
electrical
energy."
The
utiUties
committee
of
the
Chamber
will
make
a
special
study
and
make
recommendations.
A
special
committee
will
be
set
up
by
President
Orme
Stuart
to
make
a
survey
of
potential
sites
here
for
industrial
development.
T.
Norton
Youngs,
who
presented
the
power
resolution,
told
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
city
businessmen
that
"Prince
Rupert
has
come
to
the
point
where
no
farther
industrial
expansion
U
possible,
because
of
lack
of
sufficient
electrical
power.
"Only
a
large
surplus
of
reasonably
priced
power
will
provide
The
provincial
executive
ieni
'
Vancouver
i
n-
.
of
the
CCF
today
declar
Photo
by
Graphic
Industries
Ltd.
B.C.
Building
Begins
LIKf
1
1
N
T-,l)
KKNOR
CLARAM'B
WALLACE,
CBE,
formally
turned
the
od
Thursday
at
Exhibition
Park.
Vancouver,
for
the
new
British
Columbia.
Manufacturers
and
Electric
Bulld-lnR
three
structures
being
built
by
the
Pacific
Nutional
Exhibition
at
a
cost
of
$1
400
000
It
U
expected
they
will
be
ready
for
this
year
fair.
PNE
President
J.
8
C.
Moffitt
Is
shown
presenting
the
Lieutenant-Governor
a
specially
mounted
and
engraved
replica
of
the
huge
Caterpillar
Earth
Mover
ahlch
Hi
Honor
u-d
to
turn
the
sod.
4
tutor
ami
lew
snips
i
Noted
Canadian
Fliers
-Killed
in
CPA
Disaster
KARACHI,
Pakistan.
Canada's
first
Comet
jet
airliner
crashed
and
burned
on
takeoff
from
ed
"full
support
of
the
present
educational
system
in
B.C.
and
are
con
fident
in
the
teaching
-,
here
under
present
j
"
s'.atid
Mr
Nicker-
;
irtvr
to
the
Chamber
j
rip
meeting
Ia-t
night.
I
t
and
inarm?
rommlt-
j
Chamber
lll
Invest!-
j
.iiuii
and
make
a
re-:
recommendations
In',
i
the
itrfulPst
additional
j
raps
coming
here,
said
:
son.
is
that
of
pilotage
Karachi
airport
late
yesterday,
killing
its
crew
of
body
and
the
officials
of
five
Canadians
and
six
aircraft
technicians,
Help
For
Starving
Korea
Sought
From
UN
by
Army
There
were
no
sunrlvora.
All
the
bodlea
were
burned
be
Capt.
Charles
M.
Pentland,
pi
further
expansion
of
this
port,"
he
stated.
lot,
Cloverdale,
B.C.;
Capt.
C.
yond
recognition.
The
new
Comet
had
left
Lon-
the
Department
of
Education."
In
a
prepared
statement
the
executive,
officers
criticized
"the
RoLston
formula"
and
attacked
"malicious
statements"
made
about
school
teachers.
North
Sawle,
co-pilot,
Vancou-
D
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(Prince
Rupert
city
council
at
piinUKi-
lor
Die
Georg-.i.
latest
grain
ship
to
v.'
'
Present
Is
in
the
act
of
deciding
SnoL'L
'APi
The
food
crisis
.chief
of
staff
said
today
he
will
(derision
known
In
a
telephone
!
don
Monday
on
lis
way
to
Hon-In
the
army
of
the
Republic
of
i
ask
the
United
Nations
for
help,
j
interview.
He
did
not
go
lntoiolulu
,or
delivery
to
Canadian
Korea
has
grown
so
grave
lts
Gen.
Palk
Sun
Yup
made
his
detail
but
said
he
was
nreoar-1
Pacific
Airlines.
It
had
aboard
a.s
.!!
TO
Fee
for
,
between
two
suppliers
for
,
.
power
chief
mechanic,
Vancouver,
ana
l
Ti.
,
1C;
D
r.
D
n
I
a
new
agreement:
Northern
B.C.
l
r
r
s
.
....
I
1
1
-
I
T
i
:f
m
Vancouver
would.
mjs
to
ask
the
UN
for
aid
in
I
l
wv
vct:uiuviii
ui
nan-solvlng
the
food
problem.
iland
Aircraft
Company
and
a
$:00
24.
laid
Mr.
Nick-j
"We
condemn
recent
untruthful
and
malicious
statements
designed
to
break
the
confidence
in
our
fine
teaching
body
1
rZ
IZTIil?
"
the
B
C-
Poer
Commission).
pvu
Pakistan
civil
aviation
author!-
v.
,j
v,
o-i.
..
Mr-
Voungs
said
that
Prince
i..
ki
h
.v,o
Th
situation
was
nointed
im
i
veteran
trA
crew
Canadians
were;
Inst
Wednesday
by
Defence
Mm-
j
The
dead
istcr
Shin
Tae
Yong.
who
said)
(IIMU.IS
error
of
judgment"
by
the
located
In
every
way
and
Its
it
the
factors
caslng:
the
Koiith
Korean
orean
soldier
soldier
I
trte
in-
f-
r
i
climate
is
far
more
favor
able
than
that
of
Kitimat
for
Indus
gets
I
f
)
M
the
calories
he
j'
7(37
rfCtltCf
"
The
victims'
we're
buried
To-'
day
in
a
common
grave
in
Kar-
;
enly
a
third
needs.
and
our
education
policy,"
the
statement
said.
.
.
..
-
.
-
The
statement
said
"the
Rol-ston
formula."
which
will
wipe
out
municipalities'
share
of
the
safes
tax
and
replace
it
with
trial
expansion.
TWO
CITY
YOUTHS
HELD
FOR
BOWLING
ALLEY
THEFT
'"'two
Prince
Rupert
"youtlis,
aKed'14
and
16.
are
being
held
In
Vancouver
by
city
police
for
a
theft
in
this
city,
RCMP
said
today.
The
Juveniles
are
suspected
of
robbing
the
till
of
the
Bowling
Alleys
here
last
week
of
$80.
The
two
were
arrested
In
Vancouver
Saturday
coming
ashore
of
the
steamer
Prince
Oeorge.
A
constable
leaves
here
tomorrow
to
escort
the
pair
back
to
face
charges.
,
T,.
r
''.
'
"
But
if
we
can't
provide
power.
Ml
charges
for
pilot
h
arc
supplied
free
of
Vancouver,
return
fare
.
Vancouver,
meals
lind
...'.am
here
or
10
days
May
Dissolve
Parliament
I
i
ms
n,-u
sent
several
inou-
"and
Konlin
soldiers
to
hos-
pit
il
with
tuberculosis,
malnutrition
and
other
dietary
dls-jepses
Medical
sources
would
not
(reveal
the
figure,
but
Korean
Ir.rmv
officers
said
7.000
men.
...
u
1
i
V.I,.'.
Z-
,7
K'n8
to
be
left
behind,"
flier,
headed
CPA
division
of
s
he
d
referring
to
a
recent
ln-ovcrseas
flights
and
Sawle
Capt.
,tation
b
Mcan
t0
aU
dus-was
chief
CPA
'
overseas
pilot
to
come
to
lts
KlUmat
Sawle.
one
of
Alberta
s
first
,
increased
government
grants.
wiU
"increase
the
burden
on
municipalities
and
school
boards."
a:eat$;i5S)8.
for
pilot-
.so
rci.i.
a
Inn
and
a
cnt
more
a
foot
for
bush
pilots,
was
born
In
Atha-
(
basca
and
was
educated
In
Ed-
In
his
resolution,
Mr.
Youngs
caiH
that
th
fiuHing.
ir.H.ictrv
the
equivalent
of
two
Korean
'
i
'
a
shin
needs
Dilating
monton.
He
CPA
In
1942.
joined
has
and
continues
to
be
of
;
prime
Importance
to
Prince
Ru
:
r
hen-
Is
28
miles.
TOKYO
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Shlgcru
Yoshlda
threatened
today
to
dissolve
parliament
after
the
House
agreed
to
consider
ino-tlon
of
censure
against
his
pro-American
administration.
A
spokesman
for
his
doruin-ant
Liberal
party,
Eigku
Satu,
said
Yoshlda
might
be
forced
to
if
to
!
miles
going
Into
Federal
Survey
For
Airport
Here
Listed
in
1953
Budget
rv.n
uird
that
as
tntrrnlni
west
Requiem
Mass
Held
for
John
O'Hara
reciments.
had
been
affected.
Communist
propaganda
mad..
much
of
the
situation.
Pelpini
broadcasts
assert
the
number
of
desertions
"increases
daily."
I.t.-Col.
Kim
Dong
Ik.
commanding
officer
of
the
Korean
36th
army
hospital,
said
the
average
Korean
soldier
gets
about
!500
calorics
a
day,
al-th"U"h
he
needs
about
4.000
as
a
minimum
to
work
and
fight.
This
does
not
Include
the
pert
but
with
it
and
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
pulp
mill
was
the
end
of
Industrial
expansion
here
unless
abundant
electrical
power
was
provided
in
the
near
future.
A
special
survey
to
be
made
of
the
entire
Prince
Rupert
area
for
rmtAntial
inHiictrial
.rnancinn
In
invoke
a
law
requesting
Emperor
liilaje
do
not
compel
t
lakp
a
pit,
the
Hlrohito
to
dissolve
the
elective
Kiiiwrl
arfi
should
be
body.
The
Emperor
cannot
deny
Mt.
Vesuvius
Quiet;
May
Erupt
Soon
NAPLES
(API
Vesuvius
was
hot
enough
under
the
collar,
but
didn't
blow
his
top
last
sunny
Sunday.
That's
news,
because
it
set
a
322-year
record
for
Mt.
Vesu
vius,
which
back
in
ancient
Roman
days
w
iped
out
Pompeii
and
ever
since
has
been
a
threat
to
nearby
villages.
As
of
Sunday
the
volcano
has
Estimates
o
$:0.000
for
a
survey
of
Digby
Island
as
a
site
of
an
airport
here
have
been
tabled
In
the
House
ol
Commons,
members
of
the
Chamber
of
Com
one
removed
from
the
obsolete
Mas.s4-t
airjKirt,
is
scheduled
to
be
completed
within
a
few
day.
The
CCPA
service,
which
Includes
limousine
coimectlon
with
the
request.
The
House
threatened
to
over
l
Irnm
regulations
of
ur,e
Hoard.
-
are
atliasl
when
they
harges
here
with
Van-they
a.-k
why,"
said
Funeral
services
were
held
this
connecuon
thls
was
suggested
by
morning
for
John
O'Hara,
plon-
cliff
Gilker.
throw
Yoshida's
shaky
govern
merce
were
advised
lat
nlj;h
Other
business
Included
a
re-
The
Information
was
received
'
Prince
Rupert,
Is
to
begin
March
mem
earner
touay
uy
uum,
wjeer
,
who
died
m
AUce
Arm
censure
a
committee
motion
to
3.500
Koreans
with
each
United
States
dlvlr.inn,
who
get
the
(ro
mE
T.
Applcwhaltc,
member
16-
i
rson
port
on
city
fishermen's
floats
by
Ole
Stegavig
who
suggested
reprimand
the
74-year-old
Prime
Rev.
Father
Mohan
conducted
s'.s
to
vessels
shipping
I
"f
parliament
lor
Skecna.
andj
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
was
viewed
by
Chamber
members
j
here
has
been
pressing
for
a
land
that
telephones
be
Installed
at
the
floats
to
be
available
for
solemn
requiem
mass
in
Annunciation
Church.
as
the
first
concrete
sicn
that!
air
base
lor
Uie
past,
several
emergency
calls.
re.
sin
n
as
the
t0.
J
ion
fu,.
0j
iiilferen-
j
(.t
l,v
the
KHVIMg
of
I
'
ship
coming
here
dl-
11
the
Orir,n
i,y
WIiy
o(
Pallbearers
were:
Bill
Smith,
He
called
the
Cow
Bay
floats
"deplorable."
The
meeting
approved
support
of
city
council
tn
years
inalnlalning
that
Prince
Rupert
cannot
expand
wit
limit
being
a
part
of
the
nation's
regular
airways.
At
present,
this
rity
Is
bUng
M.
M.
Stephens,
Bert
Glassey.
Baruey
Turbitt.
John
Bulzak
and
W.
J.
(Dudci
Robertson.
f
-rn
sailing
rtmle.
Time
"something
ckllnite
will
be
done
soon
to
brills
us
un
airiKirt
"
Mr.
Applewlmite
indicated
Hie
budget
for
the
survey
would
be
ixixstd
in
the
House
with
little
debate.
Meanwhile,
a
letter
from
G.
W.
O.
MeConachle,
president
ol
'"ree
(lays,
or
an
aver-
mme
number
of
calories
as
the
Americans.
Independent
Korean
divisions,
however,
have
been
fed
by
the
Korean
government.
Shin
said
the
South
Korean
government,
deep
In
Its
third
venr
of
war
and
short
on
money
and
resources,
is
helpless
to
?olve
the
food
situation.
Korean
officers
and
other
South
Koreans
express
bitterness
that
Communist
prisoners
of
war.
given
equal
treatment
under
the
Geneva
convention
v-ith
United
Nations
soldiers,
are
better
fed
than
Korean
Mr.
O'Hara,
who
started
log
served
by
water
landing
aircraft
ging
In
B.C.
with
a
yoke
of
oxen.
Minister
for
calling
his
rival
a
"stupid
idioL"
PRINCE
GEORGE
BEARS
NOW
LIVE
IN
PEACE
PRINCE
GEORGE
(CP)
Peace
has
returned
to
the
bear
s
around
this
northern
British
Columbia
town.
But
the
number
of
those
hi
''""I
III
0KTiltll,B
,.astj.
Ik
(sts
ic.i.
would
have
been
95
years
old
on
only,
connecting
via
a
shuttle
service
with
Sandspit
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
which
Is
served
July
8.
'vine
i.s
in
Kino
sjnt
'
been
quiet
for
nine
years,
longest
period
without
eruption
since
1G31
but
experts
here
have
stuck
a
thermometer
down
the
throat
of
the
great
volcano
and
announced:
,.
"It's
going
to
happen
any
day
now.
And
when
it
does,
It
will
be
a
honey."
Under
its
crusted
great
main
cone,
Vesuvius
has
built
up
a
temperature
of
1.300
degrees
fahrenheit.
Normally
It
is
barely
half
that.
inch
.i.,r,
i
.
i
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines,
stated
A
large
gathering
of
old
timers
its
demands
to
the
provincial
government
that
the
floats
be
repaired
immediately.
Joe
Scott,
highway
committee
chairman,
said
he
would
attend
the
convention
in
Vancouver
on
March
27
of
the
highway
committee
of
the
B.C.
Chamber
of
Commerce,
at
which
time
he
will
present
Prince
Rupert
resolutions
to
be
drawn
up
within
the
next
two
weeks.
bv
the
new
type
Convalr
air
assembled
at
Grcnville
Court
rec
davs
hero
!
that
as
soon
as
Prince
Rupert
craft
direct
to
Vuncouver.
t
costs,
oJtninrd
lis
alrpurt,
a
service
however
however,
s-iirf
said!
i
Strongest
representation
by
Chapel
for
prayers
last
night
and
also
attended
last
rites
this
morning.
'"ui
are
"twice
as
the
Chamber
made
to
the
led
lie
ere
as
at
Vanrouver.
Burial
took
place
in
Fairview
runneetlng
wltli
Eclmontim
would
be
Inaumnated.
CPA
wently
obtained
permission
to
fly
a
scheduled
seilrc
from
Terrace,
100
miles
east
of
Cemetery.
i
bernating
has
been
reduced
by
"'KU'-st
Unit
y(iu
on.
get
thi
m.
rosU
equal-loitl
the
Chnmber,
and
'anon
(,f
Diiotap
dif.
1
20,
'
all
because
their
brothers
and
sisters
in
Eastern
Europe
eral
government
was
last
iall
when
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent,
on
his
tour
through
here,
was
asked
directly
to
support
the
group
In
Its
fight
for
an
airport.
A
letter,
stating
reasons
for
auch
a
request,
was
presented
to
Mr.
here,
to
Edmonton
with
stops
at
Strike-Idle
Ships
Costly
pre
dying
off.
Sinlthers
and
Prince
Oeorge.
Airport
at
Terrace,
built
our
i
no'
solve
the
prob-
'
V
f
t
A
..
start."
j
uia
rx-
a
The
skins
of
the
20
have
been
sent
to
the
Royal
Hors?
Guards
In
London.
Like
50
that
went
before
them
last
year,
they
will
lug
the
Second
World
War
for
the
RCAF's
coastal
defence
ays-
St.
Laurent.
VANCOUVER
Pickets
still
f
JapaiVs
tumous
nu-hv
Island,
the
largest
ol
U'n!r.'tnn,
lu
K,.lni
,MnM
H
1
1
l,mfri
fl
S
ft
dim?
patrolled
five
cram
elevators
tn
I
fslllendur
a.
tv.
...
.'
.
...
.....i.
be
made
Into
laces
for
the
several
Islands
ft,
aua
nrsi
class
airstrip,
complete
wiui
famous
Guards
Regiment.
Prince
Rupert
U
thought.
to
be,
.-
....-
i
ster
as
the
cost
of
the
strike
of
mrect
fall
of
j
navigational
aids.
Installation
of
a
beacon,
thejan
Ideal
location
for
an
alrbase.
I
It
all
started
when
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
here
heard
that
the
bears
In
Eastern
250
grain
handlers
mounts
by
thousands
of
dollars
dally.
Twelve
ships
are
Idle
and
so
far
there
has
been
no
report
of
ID
Si
in
lr
in
ckAgyrrnnenn
Europe
were
having
a
hard
time
supplying
skins
for
the
regi
possible
settlement
of
the
strike.
Owners
of
Idle
ships
estimate
ment.
As
a
result
the
headgear
was
about
to
be
discontinued
or
100
Years
Ago
To
Be
Raised
made
of
wolf
skin.
their
cost
at
between
$1,000
and
$1,200
a
day.
The
champion
sent
over
50
skins.
This
last
shipment
of
20
,r"J"
'API
The
will
arrive
In
time
for
the
Coro
nation.
n
rgo
ship
in
the
from
the
.
Pu
Si'"k
In
the
Mcdl-
,,r
nouinern
s
"one
2.200
years
-
Ul
1
France
fA
In
th,
the
earen-
h,,oi.,.
TLC
Attacks
Tax
Policies
OTTAWA
0
Federal
tax
policies
were
criticized
today
by
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
in
Its
annual
legislative
submission
to
the
cabinet.
The
Congress
expressed
dls-atisfaction
with
some
aspects
of
the
recent
budget.
The
brief
said
personal
income
tax
exemptions
should
be
lifted
to
$3,000
I
some
still
Intact
after
Scholars
already
have
figured
out
who
owned
the
110-foot.
600-ton
ship.
He
was
a
fellow
named
Marcus
Sestlusi
a
Roman
naturalized
as
a
Greek
who
lived
on
the
Greek
Island
of
Delos.
One
ancient
historian
said
he
was
a
powerful
politician
who
was
sent
to
prepare
Greece
for
a
Roman
conquest.
The
expedition
was
headed
by
Captain
Jacques-Yves
Coustcau
who
said
the
ship
will
be
cleared
of
cargo
and
mud
by
late
spring
and
then
will
be
raised
to
the
surface.
years.
of
the
ship:
'
!
"One
of
the
rarest
finds
of
archeological
treasure
In
recent
years."
And
Grosvenor
said
of
those
on
the
expedition:
"Their
startling
discoveries
promise
to
add
much
to
mankind's
knowledge
of
the
ancient
world."
Divers
found
that
the
ship
carried
almost
1.000
amphoras
pottery
vessels
for
wine.
It
also
had
1.400
pieces
of
fine
export
dlnnerware,
probably
from
the
Oreek
province
of
Lattum.
This
now
Is
Campania,
Italy.
Steel
Industry
Likely
in
B.C.
VICTORIA
(CP)
Industry
Minister
Ralph
Chetwynd
said
a
major
British
Columbia
steel
Industry,
using
B.C.
Iron
ore,
may
be
in
the
offing.
"There
is
definite
Interest
In
i
GttS
f,mnd
by
the
?
Graphic
Soclety-
U'rl
Qvenor,
of
n
i
lh'
NRUonl
Oeo-j
"nounced
the
dls-
ictv.
DR.
JOSEPH
S.
CHAIKOFF
(left),
56-year-old
Toronto
doctor,
has
been
remanded
to
Thursday
on
a
charge
of
making
a
false
statement
In
connection
with
the
birth
of
a
baby
boy
February
20."
Shown
With
his
lawyer,
Harry
Mendeison,
Dr.
Chaikoff's
arreot
follows
lht
or
lit.
and
ilii.
Jack
Shlnder
of
Brooklyn,
N.Y.
The
couple
is
charged
with
fraudulently
obtaining
a
birfth
certificate
for
the
child
police
say
the
Blunders
tried
to
take
with
them
on
a
plane
bound
for
New
York.
.
from
$2,000
for
married
persons
the
possibility
for
expansion
of
the
steel
Industry
in
B.C.,"
he
and
to
$1,500
from
$1,000
for
single
persons.
said.
He
did
not
elaborate.
'
"
ws
release
said
trt
'
II
5-
"