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Published
or
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XLII,
No.
211
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
10,
1953
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Oakalla
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By
The
Canadian
Press
,
,
NKI.SON,
I5.C.
Mass
arrests
of
nude
members
of
the
Sons
of
Freedom
and
smashing
of
the
radical
sect's
newest
stronghold
mark
British
Columbia's
latest
drive
to
quell
Doukhobor
terrorism.
In
a
move
shrouded
in
se-
.
crecy,
RCMP
Wednesday
night
I
a
ounded
up
up
148
148
Freedomites.
I
I
MlTl
1
TtJV
.i
today
accused
the
of
faking
a
list
of
j
United
Nations!
i,
mistreating
war
j
,
rs
and
kidnapping
J
who
fled
a
truce
1
isory
team
into
:
States
sanctuary.
lis
n;il
idt-ri
this
bar-,
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of
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,
charged
them
with
contributing
to
juvenile
delinquency
and
lerded
them
aboard
a
'special
rain
for-trial
in
Vancouver..
At.
(he
siine
time
poli;e
satrl
they
would
dismantle
the
tent
village
of
Polatka
established
by
the
Freedomites
only
last
month
on
crown
land
at
Perry
Siding
n
the
Slocan
River
some
29
uiles
northwest
of
here.
At
Victoiia.
Attorney-General
Robert
Bonner
said
the
-provin-
Quelled
!
With
Gas
I
;
i
TUe
AKoeiaied
Pre
i
WALLA
WALLA,
Wn.
!
Eight
hundred
state
!Mr
hoincl.inds.
Plenty
of
Time
st
croup
of
500
North
!
motcd
Into
the
buffer
I
Mif;:i-Jf;:;T
AVATt
iits
arc
carted-
caretuliv
"i.,t.ri
th.
writ,
:
fier
control
of
Indian
:
lai
government
.took
the
action
penitentiary
inmates
fol
n
currvine
nut
its
rnnstitu-
r
Vutrh
and
J.-wel
y
Exhibition
ly
two
men
at
the
Frankfurt
Trad.
Fair
Ground.
Complete
with
straps
and
buckles,
the
huge
tinioi
iccei:
rnmli
well
have
heen
Ktvlori
fn
..(..
i-
day.
"sman
icilfl
they
throw
raw
when
they
saw
,
.
....v.vuawi
giMiui.
-m
munis
t
observers
lowed
a
$500,000
prison
fire
Wednesday
night
with
cell-wrecking'
disorders
that
were
quelled
cut'.irie
a
barbed
wire
THE
CAMERA
CATCHES
Norbert
Richter
of
M
ascoutah,
111.,
in
his
moment
of
triumph
as
he
"pins"
a
greased
pig
at
the
St.
Clair
County
Fai-
In
Belleville,
lii.
For
his
effort,
Norbert
received
a
purebred
gilt
from
the
local
Kiwanis
Club,
wh
ch
sponsored
the
event.
It's
slipifery
business,
'
but
a
good
trick
if
you
can
do
it!
Uonal
duty
to
uphold
law
and
;rder.
He
also
said
the
B.C.
Welfare
Department
had
taken
iver
the
care
of
some
80
chil-hen
whose
parents
were
among
he
71
women
and
77
men
ar-estcd.
The
arrests
climaxed
several
verks
of
erowinz
tension
in
the
hp
Cnmimmlstx
bark'd
Ncithrr
was
hit.
Vast
Forests
Impressed
Singer
During
Trip
Here
The
w.iy
In
which
citirs
and
unv
macnitudn
vr
iiao,i
i
'."rt
group
of
1.900
anil-
cse
was
to
bo
turned
Only
after
guards
thrice
"
sprayed
their
quarters!
St.
Laurent
Planning
Extensive
Man
troops
Friday.
'
CHARGE
interior
Kootcnay
district
as
the
I
With
tear
Cai
Sons,
angered
by
government
L
the
outbreak
aDDarentlv'
was
1
1
'
1
'H
mns
I
towns
are
nestled
in
the
wilder-
Bella
CooU
and
-a
held
in
a
!
lies
of
the
British
Columbia
communltv
hn
a
n,m
Kiy
Red
charge
of
klil-
Ttf
Jii1:
e!
minimum
'
v-ourtesv
l
no
Around
XyUorld
thf
Pole
came
In
a
aiiena
scnooi,
staged
sporadic
:
action
of
ounrris
who
herded
of
the
four-country
uary
to
a
globe-circling
flight.
tpenrlsory
commission.
coastline
made
the
greatest
lm-
her
accompanist,
remarked-pressior.
on
youthful
Metropol-
I
'They
seemed
to
realize
how
itan
opera
singer
Lucine
Amara
fortunate
they
were
In
having
a
during
her
first
trip
north.
'Metropolitan
Opera
singer
for
-In
an
iufuraml.
Interview
Utstj
their
lirst
vtsitin
artist."
'
night
In
the
lounge
room
of
the
Minn
Amara
toured
Prince
Ru-
a
Ma)
-Gen.
Sven
Graf-
OTTAWA
tfc
Prime
Minister
.
take
him
to
some
of
the
globe's
1
St.
Laurent
is
planning
the
most
j
major
trouble
spots.
-,
extensive
air
trip
ever
under-
The
71-year-old
prime
minister
taken
by
a
Canadian
government
1
told
reporters
Wednesday
of
a
leader,
a
30.000-mile
round-the-
decision
to
extend
his
proposed
world
friendship
tour
that
will
two-week
Asian
tour
next
Jan-
raimicitoa
chairman.
nudist
parades
and
dynamited
prisoners
quickly
Into
their
cells
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway's
j
when
14
Inmates
began
acting
Kettle
Valley
line.
,
Jup
at
evening
meal
time.
Dishes
.
Meanwhile,
Kootenay
rest-'"ere
thrown
and
chairs
smash-dents
watched
anxiously
(or
fed
as
a.
group
ot
"young
but
some
Indication
of
reaction
to
j
tough"
men
began
misbehaving,
the
arrest
by
Sons
of
Freedom,
This
occurred
about
two
hours
amunist
Poland's
dele-
He
would
probably
make
stops
in
India,
Pakistan
and
Ceylon
and
possibly
Japan,
Australia
and
New
Zealand,
as
well
as
several
stlll-to-be-determined
European
points.
He
has
received
invitations
to
visit
West
Germany
pert
in
the
afternoon
A
the
Americans
of
Jan
Hajdukiewicz,
a
Civic
Centre
at
a
reception
held
for
the
vivacious
sinner
by
the
Civic
Centre
Auxiliary,
Miss
Amara
said
she
loved
the
vast
wrpreter
who
ducked
ev
u
v
3
3
t
V
i
I
r
M
v,
1
i
r
a
1,600-strong
sect
that
has
kept
(
after
an
unexplained
fire
roar-
Inspection
team
Into
the
west
coast
province
on
ten
ed
through
the
Institution's
p
hands
as
a
Diane
and
France.
.
He
considers
the
tour
would
be
a
"courtesy"
trip,
to
return
calls
made
on
Canada
by
heads
i?
to
take
him
back
to
The
old
caught
up
with
her
between
Bella
'Coola
and
Ocean
Falls,
the
singer
said
huskily.
She
played
a
token
performance
at
Ocean
Falls
and
on
the
boat
between
Ocean
Falls
and
Bella
Coola
she
played
shuffleboard,
pot
too
warm
and
,
mistakenly
took
off
her
jacket,
and
became
chilled.
...
-
.
..
Wednesday.
ter-hooks
with
sporadic
outbreaks
of
arson
and
nudism
for
more
than
20
years.
The
Sons,
whose
religious
beliefs
are
based
on
the
edict
that
"God
is
freedom,"
believe
any
of
these
various
foreign
govern
r
Red
denunciations
'adcast
by
Pelplng
ra-
ments.
Mr.
St.
Laurent
touched
on
the
BANKS
IN
TERRACE
PLAN
CLOSING
ON
SATURDAYS
.TERRACE
In
keeping
with
arrangements
made
by
banks
"throughout
Canada,
the
three
bank
branches
In
Terrace
have
;
decided
to
close
on
Saturdays.
TO
offset
the
closure
the
banks
will
remain
open
from
4:30
to
6
p.m.
every
Friday
starting
September
25.
It
Is
felt
that
the
late
period
on
Fridays
will
be
more
beneficial
to
the
majority
of
population
in
the
Terrace
area
than
the
present
Saturday
period.
forests
of
this
country.
She
already
had
seen
much
of
the
forest
beauty
of
B.C.,
she
said,
while
flying
up
to
Bella
Coola
from
Vancouver.
The
reception
by
the
Bella
CooU
residents
was
very
heartwarming.
Miss
Amara
said.
"This
Is
the
first
year
that
Holla
Coola
has
been
added
to
the
Alaska
Music
Trail
itinerary
and
they
seemed
to
really
appreciate
it."
'
form
of
man-made
law
is
a
air
trip
likely
to
be
made
in
the
:
Mid
4.578
Red
prison
ed
In
the
pxchamip
RCAF
luxury
aircraft,
the
C-5--after
a
day-long
cabinet
meeting,
the
government's
second
M
arc
In
hospital
be-
"I
need
a
full
day's
rest
to
put
,
shackle
on
their
freedom
of
my
throat
back
In
shape,"
she
worship
and
a
slight
to
God.
said,
but
admitted
ruefully
that,
L
compelling
their
chil-JL
'li0.!!
.
dren
to
attend
school
have
been
Pnysical
and
mental
'
we
hands
of
the
Am-
metals
plant,
destroying
it
and
over
1.000,008
licence
plates
destined
for
use
on
Washington
state
automobiles
ln
1954.
.
-
NO
DISORDERS
i
;
Damage
from
the
tire
was
estimated
by
deputy
warden
Al
Rembolt
at
$500,000.
No
disorders
accompanied
the
blaze
which
started
after
the
plant
had
been
closed
down
for
the
evening.
Officials
were
prepared,
however,
for
unrest
and
acted
quickly
when
the
dining
room
melee
broke
out.
Back
in
their
cells,
the
men
apparently
became
annoyed,
Remboldt
said,
because
the
prison's
ventilation
system
failed
when
the
fire
burned
out
part
of
the
power
circuits.
allien.
Hi
ncfaiiuivaii
builigub
uiiu
then
travels
up
to
Wrangel,
Pet-ersburgh
and
Juneau.
Nng
what
It
termed
The
concert
was
the
first
of
i
examples
of
American
By
October
2,
she
will
be
back
American
tir.
a
prime
Sons'
target
for
years
;
and
in
the
past
they
have
both
kept
their
children
from
school
I
and
burned
down
educational
institutions
in
their
fight
against
the
regulations.
;
Wednesday's
arrests
were
'
touched
off
on
the
opening
of
'tods."
Pelplng
said
"a
Rotary
Governor
Addresses
Members
of
Rupert
Club
number
of
the
75
7P9
'
"ere
suffering
from
Wascs.
It
said
nt.h..,-
at
Mill
Valley,
Calif.,
for
a
concert
and
on
the
October
3
flies
to
New
York
on
her
way
to
Italy.
There
she
will
present
a
2z-week
concert
series
at
the
La
Scala
Milan,
before
returning
to
start
hor
fourth
season
with
the
"Met."
Only
26
years
old.
Miss
Amara
since
the
Liberals
were
returned
to
power
in
the
Aug.
10
general
election.
The
next
meeting
will
be
Sept.
17.
The
cabinet
announced:
Appointment
of
nine
parliamentary
assistants
just
below
cabinet
rank.
A
decision
to
place
the
bulfc
of
federal
office
workers,
Including
those
in
Prince
Rupert,
on
a
year-round,
five-day
work
week,
promising
a
similar
step
f
of
Operating
staffs
in
the
next
few
months.
Some.
60,000
of
85.000
workers
are
affected
immediately.
Decision
to
grant
Oreece,
torn
'by
earthquakes
in
the
-
last
'SSCd,
baVOIlnttnrl
A
luring
the
exchange.
Polish
Revolt
Forecast
By
Refugee
Seoul
(APi
A
young
Polish
Interpreter
who
bolted
from
Communist
control
and
was
given
United
States
sanctuary
said
today
his
people
some
day
will
'"W
attack
Pl,l..
attended
the
Rotary
International
World
conference
at
Paris
In
the
last
week
ln
May.
From
there,
he,
his
wife
and
When
a
Rotarian
becomes
District
Governor
he
sees
a
lot
of
country
and
countries,
according
to
Dr.
W.
Bruce
Gordon,
District
Governor
of
District
No.
151
who
command
faked
a
unrepatrlated
men
for
;
made
her
Metropolitan
Opera
i
debut
unseen
as
the
Celestial
the
new
school
term
Tuesday.
The
majority
of
the
adults
ln
the
400-strong
tent
village
kept
their
children
at
home;
then,
ln
an
additional
display
of
defiance,
staged
a
nude
parade
past
the
Perry
Siding
school-house
as
the
children
were
leaving
at
the
noon
hour.
The
government's
answer
was
two
sons
went
to
London
and
'
UN
dcmanri.rf
n
paid
a
visit
to
the
Prince
Rupert
witnessed
the
Coronation.
There
Rotary
club
today.
they
also
received
a
warm
re-
Dr.
Gordon,
who
hails
from
ception
from
W.
A.
McAdam.
!
Wednesday.
Soon
the
convicts
began
hurling
materials
and
abuse
out
the
barred
doors
of
their
cells.
Mattresses
were
set
afire
and
tossed
out
windows
which
had
been
broken
with
fists
or
articles
ripped
from
cell
walls.
Lavatories
were
broken
from
their
supports
and
smashed.
voice
ln
"Don
Carlos"
on
opening
night
of
the
1950-51
season.
Later
she
got
a
chance
to
appear
on
stage
in
the
operas
"Ootter-
Courtenay,
Vancouver
Island
has
I
agent
general
for
British
Colum-
!
"W
IW.
which
Includes
bia
at
B.C.
House
in
London.
'
month.
$500,000
worth
of
aid
In
dammerun
g,"
"Rheingold,"
the
mass
arrests
and
dismantling
of
the
tents.
At
Victoria,
Mr.
Bonner
said
"Magic
Flute"
aifd
others.
Her
greatest
thrill
she
said,
came
even
the
Reds'
Just
finished
a
whirlwind
tour
of
Alaska
and
'spoke
today
at
the
local
club's
weekly
luncheon.
As
early
as
May
7,
Dr.
Gordon
attended
the
International
Rotary
assembly
for
governors
at
Lake
Placid,
New
York,
and
then
the
children's
whose
parents
Layoff
Slated
:
W
the
list
was
in-r,!T.ri
"World
Public
ofe
-tx
,a
rise
in
revolt
against
the
Reds
"but
now
is
not
the
time
.
.
."
Kan
Hajukiewicz,
28,
told
a
press
conference
the
Communist
rulers
of-
his
homeland
could
not
be'
overthrown
"without
outside
help"
even
though
99
per
cent
of
the
Polish
people
oppose
the
Red
regime.
Only
an
hour
before
the
young
Pole
met
reporters
in
Seoul,
a
Communist
official
at
Panmun-Jom
charged
that
he
had
been
"kidnapped"
by
the
U.S.
Army.
The
Polish
delegate
to
the
neutral
nations
supervisory
commission
did
not
demand
the
re
From
there
he
visited
Scotland
the
form
of
construction
mater-
'
and
returned
to
start
his
tour
of
ials,
salt
cod
and
powdered
milk.
District
151
Rotary
clubs
on
Aug-
Dropped
from
the
ranks
of
ust
12.
parliamentary
assistants
is
In
Alaska
he
visited
Rotarians
George
Mcllraith,
member
for
at
Juneau,
Anchorage,
Fair-1
Ottawa
West
who
aided
Trade
banks,
Wrangel,
Nome,
Peters-1
Minister
Howe.
Mr.
St.
Laurent
burg,
Ketchikan,
and
also
went
said
the
45-year-old
Ottawa
law-above
the
Arctic
circle
to
Kot-1
yer,
dean
of
the
assistants,
bow-zebue.
ed
out
of
his
own
accord.
Mr.
From
Prince
Rupert,
the
dls-
Mcllraith
said
he
wanted
to
de-trlct
governor
goes
to
Smithers
'
vote
more
time
to
his
law
prac-and
on
September
16
will
present
tice.
!
swi
hi
n
'
".rlI,a-
,.
'
lorcmiy
de-
when
Rudolph
Bing,
director
of
the
"Met"
chase
her
to
sing
the
role
of
"Nedda"
during
her
first
season.
This
full
voice
recording
of
"Paliacci"
with
Richard
Tucker
has
been
made
on
long
playing
records
by
Columbia.
One
of
the
songs
which
Miss
Amara
sang
last
night,
""Pace,
Pace,
Mlo
Dio",
from
Verdi's
"La
Forza
del
Destlno"
was
the
song
she
sang
when
she
won
the
At-water
Kent
award
of
$2,000
which
helped
her
up
the
ladder
of
-WEATHER-
Forecast
North
Coast
Region:
Gale
warning
continued.
Cloudy
today.
Intermittent
were
arrested
will
be
taken
to
the
provincial
sanltorium
at
New
Denver,
about
60
miles
north
of
Nelson.
There
"certain
formalities"
will
be
worked
out
ln
connection
with
their
custody.
The
children
will
not
be
sent
to
schools
Immediately,
said
Mr.
Bonner.
He
said
their
parents
face
criminal
charges
and,
If
found
guilty,
will
face
prison
terms.
By
Studebaker
SOUTH
BEND,
Int.
AP)
Studebaker
Corp.
announced
today
it
will
lay
off
between
6,000
and
6,000
employees
this
weekend
because
of
a
one-third
cutback
in
passenger
ear
produce
tion
starting
Sept.
14.
Harold
S.
Vance,
Studebaker
president,
cited
slower
deliveries
as
the
reason
tor
the
cutback.
a
charter
to
the
newly
formed
Parliamentary
assistants
get
Rotary
club
at
Burns
Lake.
I
$4,000
a
year
in
addition
to
nor-After
a
visit
to
Prince
George,
mal
member
indemnities
of
Dr.
Gordon
will
fly
home
to
$4,000
a
session
and
$2,000
tax-Courtenay.
I
free
expense
allowance.
turn
of
Hajdukiewicz,
but
said
a
strong
protest
would
be
lodged.
Hajdukiewicz
told
his
press
conference
he
made
his
dramatic
break
because
"I
knew
it
was
my
last
chance."
in
City
'
Maguu-e.
76.
wldnu,
d
Pr
e
Rupert
den-
He
said
he
believes
his
escape
will
encourage
others
ln
Poland.
"The
Polish
government
is
based
on
fear,"
he
said.
"I
didn't
want
to
return
to
my
country
which
has
been
subjugated
by
the
Communist
regime.
I
should
.
lasi
night.
p6
City
fOT
34
tu
Presbyterian
rt0hl'
Mrs-
rain
spreading
over
region
by
afternoon.
Cloudy
with
showers
Friday.
Not
much
change
in
temperature.
Winds
southeast
25
at
first
becoming
southeast
gales
45
by
noon
shifting
to
southwest
35
Friday
morning
and
decreasing
thereafter.
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert
52
and
60.
AWL
Soldier
Gives
Self
Up
A
soldier
front
the
Princess
Patricia
Canadian
Light
Infantry
who
on
his
own
admission
has
been
AWOL
from
his
regiment
since
1952,
gave
himself
up
to
the
RCMP
ln
Prince
Rupert
last
night.
Pte.
Stanley
Johnson,
from
Currle
Barracks,
Calgary
Is
being
held
until
a
military
escort
arrives.
It
is
believed
that
he
has
given
himself
up
in
hope
of
receiving
the
Queen's
amnesty,
granted
during
hei
Coronbtmu
year.
It
Summer
Routine
Concludes:
For
Ruperts
Sea
Cadets
Camping's
over,
and
so
is
the
summer
routine.
-
Captain
Cook
Sea
Cadets
parade
again
tonight
at
7:15
p.m.
In
the
Drill
Hall
at
H.M.C.S.
Chatham.
i
As
the
new
training
year
gets
under
way
an
invitation
is
extended
to
all
boys
over
the
age
of
14
years
to
file
applications
for
joining.
A
full
training
in
the
basics
of
seamanship,
and
naval
lore
is
given,
and
later
the
more
advanced
cadet
can
branch
out
into
the
more
specific
details.
A
well-rounded
course
of
study,
and
lots
of
fun
besides.
Arrangements
are
being
finalized
for
the
Sea
Cadet
Tag
Day
to
be
held
this
Saturday.
Proceeds
are
in
aid
of
the
local
corps.
Uniforms
will
be
worn
tonight,
and
once
again
Prince
Rupert
streets
will
carry
the
appearance
of
the
unforgettable
"bell-bottomed
trousers
.
.
.
coats
of
Navy
blue,"
and
the
still
night
air
will
once
again
resound
with
the
uncertain
notes
of
bugles
and
drums.
wnnuedhreKal
that
death
i
ln
busl"ess
like
to
go
to
the
United
States
or
America."
He
described
Communism
as
"the
subjugation
of
all
life."
Later
Hajdukiewicz
was
accompanied
by
U.S.
officers
to
an
undisclosed
site,
presumably
In
the
Seoul
area.
He
probably
will
be
flown
to
Tokyo
ln
a
day
or
two,
but
army
officials
said
they
haxd
no
Information
on
this.
State
department
officials
in
Washington
said
the
circumstances
were
unusual,
but
it
is
U.S.
policy
to
grant
political
asylum
to
persons
honestly
at
odds
with
Communism.
S'-Mrs.Ma-
r
"Pel,
bp
it
",envie
r
.
A
u,"n.dertakers,
Purest
,
'"mt-
Burial
''"sid
h:.:emetery.
THIS
JUST-RELEASED
photo
shows
the
world's
first
jet-powered
aerial
tanker
plane,
a
modi-fled
Boeing
KB-47B
Stratojet
tanker
(right),
refueling
another
B-47
Stratojet
medium
bomber
during
an
experimental
aerial
refueling
test.
e
land.
i