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or
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XLII,
No.
201
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
28,
1953
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Manhunt
SAN
FRANCISCO
(AP)
Two
fugitive
Communist
leaders
and
three
alleged
satellites,
charged
with
harboring
them
in
a
remote
mountain
hideout,
were
swept
up
in
a
dramatic"
capture
Thursday
by
Federal
Bureau
of
Investigation
agents
posing
as
Mmnprs
Firms
Set
To
Sit
Out
Ship
Strike
MONTREAL
(CP)-A
strike
which
could
tie
up
99
per
cent
of
Canada's
f
"V
inland
shipping:
loomed
as
a
certainty
today.
Shipping
company
.
officials.
Police
Charge
Prospector
With
Murder
GASPE,
Que.
A
burly,
37-
A
toot)
START
British
Columbia's
Pxcilic
National
Exhibition
annual
opening
day
racted
mote
than
100,000
spectators
W;dnesday
In
Vancouver.
PNE
float
(above
l
was
this
year's
motto,
"A
Royal
Show
for
a
Royal
Year."
PNE
runs
through
to
Sept.
7.
r
i
ll
who
met
in
Montreal
Thursday,
said
they
were
ready
to
"sit
out"
any
strike
which
may
be
called
by
the
Seafarers'
International
Union.
The
companies
said
the
union
had
"chosen
a
good
time
for
us
for
the
strike."
They
said
little
cargo
was
moving
at
the
moment
and
it
would
be
likely
steamship
companies
would
year-old
prospector
was
charged
Thursday
with
the
murder
of
one
Support
of
Chiang
Mistake
of
three
Ameriean
bear-hunters
A
fourth
follower
was
picked
up
late
Thursday
night,
100
miles
away.
All
Were
jailed
quickly
one
of
them
in
grim
Alcatraz
prison
in
San
Francisco
Bay.
Sixteen
FBI
agents
in
campers'
blue
jeans
caught
Robert
George
Thompson
and
Sidney
Steinberg
ift
a
cabin
8,000
feet
up
in
the
rugged
Sierra
Nevada,
about
200
miles
east
of
San
Francisco.
Their
arrest
climaxed
a
relentless
two-year
manhunt.
Thompson,
one
of
the
11
top
Communist
leaders
convicted
in
1951
of
violating
the
Smith
Act.
was
rushed
to
Alcatraz.
He
disappeared
two
years
ago
when
ordered
to
report
to
federal
court
in
New
York
for
commitment
for
a
three-year
prison
term.
He
will
serve
that
three
years
at
another
prison,
the
FBI
said.
who
died
in
the
Quebec
wilds
in
s
Editor
Back
from
Red
China
June.
The
charge
of
murder
was
laid
against
Wilbert
Coffin
of
nearby
kMUSCO
(APi
Johni
he
was
accused
of
being
pro-1
the
relationship
of
the
United
choose
to
tie
up
their
vessels
an
American
news-
Communist,
a
mouthpiece
for
States
to
China.
sooner
than
give
way.
VOTE
ON
MONDAY
York
Centre
shortly
after
he
was
held
criminally
responsible
for
the
deaths
of
two
of
the
three
returned
Thursday
(
Red
China
and
of
echoing
the
years
of
editing
a
i
Red
propaganda
line
of
germ
"We've
missed
the
boat.
By
our
actions,
we've
cut
ourselves
off
from
the
vast
market
and
hunters,
whose
bear-devoured
Red
China
and
re
Earlier,
orders
for
a
strike
vote
went
out
to
6,500
members
of
the
remains
were
found
July
17
in
the
Gaspe
mountainous
wilder
THIS
IS
A
RECENT
PHOTOGRAPH
of
Mrs.
St.
Laurent,
wife
of
Prime
Minister
Louis
St.
Laurent,
who
was
returned
to
power
at
the
head
of
his
Liberal
government
in
the
recent
federal
election.
U.S.
Plan
For
Peace
Talks
Backed
by
General
Assembly
ness,
65
miles
west
of
here.
SIU.
The
order
for
the
coast-to-oist
vote,
to
start
at
11
a.m.
Monday,
following
the
union's
rejection
of
conciliation
board
re
Coffin
is
charged
specifically
with
the
murder
of
11-year-old
ed
Stales
has
missed
Asia."
remained
in
Shaiig-wife,
Sylvia,
and
two
he
Communists
took
iitinucd
publication
a
Review,
an
Rng-
Richard
Lindsey
of
Hollidays-
Steinberg,
indicted
with
21
friendship
of
the
people
in
China.
"By
our
support
of
the
bankrupt
government
of
Chiang
Kal-ihek
we've
driven
millions
of
Chinese
and
their
leaders
away
from
us."
"I've
read
we
spent
$4,000,000,-100
on
the
Nationalists
before
they
were
driven
off
mainland.
Forty
billion
wouldn't
bring
warfare,
American
Imperialism
ud
'hf:
l.k.
He
denied
it.
Admitting
that
his
outlook
and
sources
of
information
were
limited
under
the
Red
government
of
China,
Powell
Insisted:
"I
called
'cm
as
I
saw
'em.
I
never
used
the
germ
war
charges
in
an
editorial,
nor
did
I
accuse
the
United
States
of
starting
the
Korean
war
I
just
didn't
know.'.'
If
there
was
one
thing
Powell
felt
hn
could
comment
on.
It
was
burg,
Pa.
He
was
also
held
crim
ports
on
its
disagreement
with
four
companies
operating
some
iOO.
inland
and
deep-sea
ships.
other
"second
string"
Reds
In
1951
on
similar
-
Smith
Act
k
r
,..1.1
.41
I
I
l,l.
inally
responsible
for
the
death
of
20-year-old
Fred
Claar.
No
mention
was
made
of
Eugene
,l.,t
,,f
,..,,,.
,t
i.
UNlTtlJ
rmilUBS.
Ci.
I.
inn
uim
lilt
ramciciiLC
muuui.
charges
was
jailed
here
on
$100,-
t
magazine
his
000
bail.
He
will
be
arraigned
twwn
the
union
and
the
com-hThe
UN
8eneral
aSSCmbly
,t0day
'
VS
1
UN
mebeWhim
i.
.
.i,-
cttt
Dmrf
.
anoroved
U.S.
demands
for
a
supplied
troops
under
the
UN
Lindsey,
father
of
Richard,
whose
B.
Powell,
founded
rs
aiio.
for
removal
proceedings
to
face
remains
were
also
found.
trial
in
New
York
week.
The
men
now
Chiang
back,"
he
said.
'.'While
!
40-hour
Biwell
remained
in
Communist
countries
on
one
i
ain,
Australia,
Canada,
Belgium
The
other
three
captured
in
work
a
56-hour
week.
I!
'Jcr
the
lied
regime.
iide
of
the
table
and
Red
coun-
iColombia,
Ethiopia,
France,
the
Sierra
hideout
were
locked
The
effect
of
the
strike
could
'Phonci
Workers
tries
on
the
other
and
with
In-
Oteee.i-iwi!jn.
i.uxemMJurg.
f
in
San
J'.
incisco
on
35,0O0
spread
to
other
ships
and
this
New?
Zealand,
the
Philippines,
bail
each.
The
FBI
Identified
i
dia
excluded.
'
;
The
assembly
adopted
the
U
S.-
Budget
'Turning
Point
them
as
Carl
Edwin
Rasi,
40,
a
Out
on
Strike
Minnesota
Communist
leader;
the
Union
of
South
Africa,
Turkey
and
Thailand.
2.
South
Korea.
3.
By
Implication,
the
Com
sponsored
resolution,
overwhelmingly
okayed
by
the-
60-country
political
committtee
Thursday,
belief
was
strengthened
with
word
that
Harry
Kundeberg,
SIU
president
at
San
Francisco,
has
promised
support
to
Canadian
seamen
by
90.000
SIU
members
in
the
United
States.
amuei
i.
Coleman,
,
or
New
WASHINGTON
(APi
An
esti-
xoric,
aescnoea
as
a
veteran
mated
10.000
teleDhone
workers
Solving
U.S.
Finances
munist
belligerents
North
Korea
and
Communist
Chifia!
;
;
Red
and
leader
in
the
Commun-
hn
the
Washington
-area
and
In
1st
Underground
since
1951,
and
west
Viriginia
went
on
strike
to-
fcTON
lAPt
The
4.
The
Soviet
Union;
"provided
administration
has
the
other
Communist
side
-de
he
conditions
in
China
now
.vould
not
ie
very
appealing-
to
n
American
and
to
us
they
vercnt
the
average
Chinese
is
much
better
off
now
than
under
the
Nationalists.
Living
is
better
and
there
are
less
restrictions."
PoweU
said
China
is
now
the
:argest
single
market
In
the
world,
With
an
increasing
standard
of
living
she
Is
clamoring
for
manufactured
goods.
Miss
McAffee
Contest
Winner
This
week's
VIP
contest
winner
Miss
Mary
N.
McAfee,
Box
190,
Prince
Rupert,
named
Bertram
Russell
as
last
week's
very
Important
person.
She
won
$22.30.
new
budget
which
It
sires
it."
,
day
to
Join,
thousands
of
pom-munlcations
workers
of
America
members
,
already
,
striking
In
seven
other
states.
'
The
Washington-West
Virginia
walkout
began
at
8
a.m.
EDT
Mrs.
Shirley
Keith
.
Kremen,
21,
a
reported
leader
of.
leftist
activities
in
Los
Angeles.
Hoars
after
the
first
five
had
been
arrested,
FBI
agents
picked
up
Patricia
Blau,
42,
near
Stockton,1
Calif.,
and
charged
day
Is
for
fiscal
year
1954
-July
1
this
year
to
June
30
next
year
jimde
the
following
major
estimates:
,
The
government
will
spend
$72.100.(;00,()00
and
have
net
ic-ci'ipts
of
(10.300,000,000.
It
will
wind
up
the
year
with
a
deficit
turning
point"
in
to
put
the
United
The
political
committee
ap
ailment
ih
the
black.
proved
an
invitation
for
India
by
a
small
margin
27-21
but
the
approval
fell
far
short
of
the
ed
that
spending.
after
negotiations
with
the
Irnd
the
national
debt
two-thirds
majority
required
in
her
with
harboring
tives.
the
fugi-
Chesaptake
and
Potomac
Tele-phone
Co.
broke
down
Thursday.
jl
SJ.wm.imu
uuu
ana
a
nuuouui
-WEATHER-
Forecast
North
coast
region
Cloudy
Saturday.
Occasional
d
r
1
z
z
1
e
along
the
shorelines
overnight
and
early
Saturday.
Fog
patches
over
the
water,
occasionally
moving
onshore
at
night.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Winds
light.
Low
tonight
and
high
Saturday
at
Port
Hardy
and
Sandspit
50
and
60,
Prince
Rupert,
45
and
65.
the
60-country
assembly.
The
assembly
vote
today
followed
the
l.
ht
of
$271,100,000,000.
But
there
wore
indication.'
e
to
be
$2,000.0(10,000
end
of
the
present
Uian
was
previously
i
1
announced
Thurs-
committee
pattern,
barring
India
from
a
place
at
the
table.
Woman
Ordered
To
Leave
Town
Grace
Green,
held
in
the
city
I
jail
without
bail
after
being
?om
milted
for
trial
on
a
charge
of
unlawful
assembly
August
2.
appeared
before
County
Court
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton
yesterday
afternoon
and
was
given
one
year
suspended
sentence.
Mrs.
Green
was
given
the
opportunity
of
speedy
trial
rather
hnn
stay
in
custody
'
unti
Judge
Fulton
returns
from
his
holidays.
Judge
Fulton
bound
over
Mrs
Green
to
keep
the
peace
and
be
of
good
behavior
for
one
year
ordered
her
to
leave
Prince
Ru-orrt
within
24
hours
and
remain
outside
the
city
for
one
year.
thnt
the
government
was
cautiously
withholding
possibly
bet
Signalman
Saves
Young
Boy
As
Train
Passes
Over
Them
Her
entry
was
enclosed
on
a
sale
slip
from
Wrathall's
Photo
Fin
ter
fiscal
news.
:
It
looked
as
if
rrceipu
badly
overestimated
ast
yenr
had
been
undcresU-nalrd
this
time.
If
It
turns
out
m
Used
ishing,
one
of
the
VIP
contests
advertisers.
Yikers
that
way.
and
spending
estimates
arc
not
off,
the
govcrn-
BRISTOL,
Eng.
(Reuters)
Two-year-old
Adrian
Grant
Crawled
onto
the
railroad
track
near
here
Thursday
two
minutes
before
the
Bristol-Cardiff
express
was
due.
sprinted
150
yards
to
where
the
youngster
lay.
By
then
the
express
was
roaring
round
the
curve
scant
yaids
away.
Lovemore
leaped
on
the
child
and
fell
between
the
tracks
'UtersilAolatcd
la-Jiees
and
a
nt'.v
'
by
oil
und'
rubb'H
Oil
Conference
With
U.K.
Mooted
by
Iranian
Premier
Body
Found
In
Skeena
River
A
male
body
was
found
floating
in
the
Skeena
River
near
Cassiar
cannery
by
Philip
Turner,
fisherman
for
Nelson
Bros,
at
about
6
p.m.
yesterday.
RCMP
said
the
body
was
in
such
an
advanced
state
of
decomposition
that
identification
was
practically
impossible
and
no
idea
could
be
formed
as
to
how
long
the
body
had
been
in
the
water..
P;-'y
still
prevented
clutching
Adrian
tightly.
He
lay
'
Retting
back
to
The
accused
was
also
interdict
motionless
while
the
express
thundered
over
his
had
at.
45
nciit
would
go
less
deeply
in.
the
red.
Tha
new
year-end
national
Jcbl
figure
was
$1,300,000,000
lower
than
Treasury
Secretary
Gcorc
Humphrey
predicted
i,v
yongrevi
as
late
as
July
2'.).
when
he
made
an
unsuccessful
!ca
for
nn
Increase
in
the
leg.'l
ifbt
limit
from
the
present
$275,000,000,000
to
$230,000,000,-
joa.
CAIRO
(Reuters)
Iran's
new
j
In
an
interview
given
to
the
prime
minister,
Oen.
Fazlollah
paper's
correspondent
in
Teh-
i
western
France.
In
his
signal
box
nearby,
Colin
Lovemore,
34,
frantically
flashed
a
"stop"
to
the
onrushing
train.
But
the
express
was
already
past
the
red
warning
light.
He
dashed
out
of
his
tower
and
""t
squads
used
Zahedi,
announced
thjit
he
will
I
ran,
Zahedi
said
negotiations
hold
oil
talks
with
Briifun
in
the
!
with
Britain
would
be
conduct-
ed
and
ordered
not
to
consume
liquor
in
any
form
whatsoever.
Mrs.
Green
was
not
represented
by
eounsel.
W.
N.
Poole
appeared
as
prosecutor.
'"ins
against
3,000
1
stormed
the
cltv
cd
on
the
basis
of
the
Iran
oil
miles
an
hour.
,
"It
was
too
close
to
be
comfortable,"
Lovemore
said.
"Jt
was
touch
and
go
who
would
get
there
first,
the
train
or
me."
As
he
carried
Adrian
back
tc
his
signal
box,
the
baby
gurgled
"choo-choo."
r:'y
ninht
shoutinir
nationalization
law.
second
half
of
September,
according
to
the
newspaper
Al
Misrl
here
today.
""
slogans.
The
law
dispossesed
the
Bri
r
'fill,
at
the
big
Sine
Kiiuen,
freight
i
ks
stood
idle
again
rail
workers
walked
v
in
protest
against
of
three
cmyloy-
1
'
v-ui
in
the
recent
tish
Anglo-Iranian
Oil
Company
in
1951.
In
London,
the
reported
statement
surprised
official
quarters.
No
plans
for
a
resumption
of
negotiations
on
the
Anglo-Iranian
dispute
have
been
mooted
and
the
prospect
of
new
talks
is
regarded
as
a
distant
one.
The
discussions
between
Zahedi
and
Loy
Henderson,
the
United
States
ambassador
in
Tehran,
about
which
Britain
has
been
kept
Informed,
have
concentrated
on
emergency
aid
to
Iran
officials
said.
Ues,
workers
at
Rouen
out
by
employers
11
the
men
did
not
;!'y
after
they
re-ll('"'
jobs
Thursdav.
P
the
oil
1'pfinintr
Planes
Seek
Two
Lost
Men
FAIRBANKS,
Alaska
(AP)
Eleven
planes
of
the
U.S.
air
force
10th
rescue
squadron
and
the
Civil
Air
Patrol
searched
Thursday
for
a
light
plane
which
disappeared
Wednesday
night
with
two
prominent
Fairbanks
men
aboard.
They
were
Marion
Horton
and
Ace.
Williams,
both
in
the
used
car
business.
They
took
off
from
Big
Delta,
Alaska,
at
7:35
o.m.
in
rainy
weather
to
fly
here.
They
were
not
heard
from
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employers
retort,
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immediate
pay
francs
or
$8.50
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and
several
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injured
in
i,
resumed
oil
negotiations
must
be
the
restoration
of
diplomatic
relations
between
London
and
Tehran,
it
is
felt
here.
After
that
Britain
would
gladly
take
up
the
oil
question
again
If
there
were
hopes
for
settlement.
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Wrs.
again.
Wife
Dine
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Recount
Gives
Seat
to
Hahn
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
B.C.
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George
Hahn
Thursday
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Couple
Found
Dead
VANCOUVER
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A
retired
Vancouver
couple
died
of
asphyxiation
tn
their
gas-filled
home
Thursday.
Police
termed
the
death
accidental
and
said
a
Jet
on
the
gas
stove
had
been
left
'on.
The
body
of
Robert
B.
Milne,
86,
was
found
in
the
kitchen
and
the
body
of
his
78-year-old
wife,
Elsie,
t(!
found
In
the
hallway.
tained
the
New
Westminster
seat
he
captured
for
Social
Credit
in
the
Aug.
10
federal
election
with
uwara
n
member
of
Par-Vancouver
Quadra.
"we
Wednesday.
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held
in
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United
chnrcn
THE
DANISH
FREIGHTER
Else
Basse
was
swept
by
fire
off
the
west
coast
of
Newfoundland
and
24
men
and
a
lone
woman
passenger
were
rescued
by
a
Canadian
vessel
The
fire
was
extinguished
by
two
United
States
army
coastal
vessels
which
towed
the
Klse
Hasse
Into
St
George's
Harbor
Nflri
TOM
LATTER,
11,
of
Topeka,
Kan.,
gives
his
three
kittens
a
safety
lesson
before
he
sets
them
loose
to
play
in
his
yard.
Tom
made
th
"CaiVul
Cat
Crossing"
sign
himself,
to
warn
motorists
that
his
kittens'
lives
are
precious.
He
thought
the
measure
were
necessary
after
his
pet
cat
was
killed
by
a
cr
Inst,
wintpr
final
figures
in
a
judicial
recount
putting
him
3b
votes
ahead
of
Llterl
candidate
WllliRm
Mott,