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Published
or
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XLII,
No.
123
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
27,
1953
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FIVE
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Aircraft
Reported
Crashed
Into
Tree
V
Britain,
U.S.
Must
Settle
China
Issue
UNITED
NATIONS,
N.Y.
(AT)
The
United
States
and
Britain
arc
By
The
Canadian
Press
VANCOUVER.
Ground
parties
moved
today
into
the
Oregon
wilderness
believed
skimmed
by
an
RCAF
bomber
in
the
last
minutes'
of
its
flight.
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,
They
are
checking
a
report-
that
a
plane,
carrying
10
men.
apparently
crashed
after
shearing
into
the
140-foot
trunk
of
a
dead
tree
at
Salmon
Mountain,
17
miles
east
of
Port
Orford,
Ore.
In
Vancouver,
the
RCAF
released
the
names
of
nine
of
the
slowly
but
inevitably
f
'
.
f
heading
for
a
showdown
on
Red
China.
,
Father
Meets
Son
crew
members.
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plane
was
on
a
scheduled
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McNAl'GIITON
(centre)
chats
in
Winnipeg
with
his
son,
Lt.-Col.
E.
D.
M.
Leslie
;u,'l
Maj
-Gen.
N.
E.
Rodger,
general
officer
commanding,
Prairie
command,
after
Col.
s
return
from
Korea.
Col.
Leslie
changed
hl
name
to
meet
the
requirements
of
his
5
will
in
which
he
was
left
$250,000.
He
was
with
the
1st
Royal
Canadian
Horse
Artillery
This
explosive
question
musl
be
settled
as
soon
as
there
it
an
armistice
in
Korea.
-
Britain
wants
Peiplng
seated
in
the
United
Nations,
but
not
while
the
fighting
goes
on
in
Korea.
1,200-mile
flight
from
Vancouver
Island
to
San
Diego
when
it
disappeared
after
reporting
its
position
off
the
southern
Oregon
coast.
j
year
111
Korea.
....
George
Montgomery
of
Sal
L
ost
Colorful
Parade
in
History
mon
Mountain
.told
of
hearing'
a
multl-engined
plane
apparently
crashing
after
striking
a
Britain
is
opposed
to
a
complete
embargo
on
Rod
China,
such
as
Senator
Joseph
McCarthy
(Rep.
Wis.)
and
others
in
Washington
have
suggested.
Two
15-year-old
Manchurian
bears
of
the
Paris
Vincennes.Zoo
seem
to
be
settling
a
mild
difference
of
opinion
in
a
very
human
fashion.
After
all
the
shouting
they
"will
probably
forget
what
started
the
whole
thing
which
is
another
very
human
habit.
o
Be
Held
Here
Coronation
Day
But
Britain
asserts
it
is
loyally
living
up
to
a
limited
UN
em
bargo
on
strategic
materials.
tree.
LEFT
COMOX
This
happened,
he
said,
between
2
and
3
a.m.
Tuesday.
The
missing
Lancaster
was
last
heard
from
at
2:22
a.m.
on
that
day.
several
hours
after
leaving
its
Comox
base.
The
United
States
is
opposed
to
admitting
Red
China
to
the
MRS.
GRACE
MACINNIS
.
.
.
here
tonight
most
colorful
parade
.ever
F.
E.
Anfield,
celebrations
cornel?
v.
ill
start
off
the
big-
'
mlttee
chairman,
said
"a
great
l(
bullion
in
Prince
Ru-'
deal
of
enthusiasm
is
being
history
when
this
city
shown
In
the
floats.
We
are
crowning
of
the
May
Queen
by
the
Kinsmen
who
have
coincided
their
annual
festivities
with
the
Coronation
Day
program.
The
parade
forms
after
the
crowning
at
10:30
am:
and
will
move
through
the
city
from
Mc-
Commonwealth
Statesmen
Invite
Queen
to
Luncheon
the
rest
of
the
British
;
really
going
tu
see
some
work
of
Grace
Maclnnis
UN
but
Chester
Bowles,
former
U.S.
ambassador
to
India,
said
on
his
return
home
in
mid-May
he
thought
the
U.S.
would
have
to
go
along
with
pressure
to
At
Myrtle
Point.
30
miles
northeast
of
Port
Orford,
there
were
a
number
of
reports
of
a
low-flying
plane.
A
thunder
Young
Queen
,
monwealth
Parliaments
feted
a
seat
Red
China
if
such
a
move
'
LONDON
fli
Rridc
Street
at
Parker's
Service
Station
to
Third
Avenue
to
the
Past
Office
where
His
Worship
mwialih
in
observing
the
i
artistry."
All
floats
will
follow
a
lion
of
Queen
Elizabeth
j
patriotic
theme.
Mr.
Anfield
praised
his
com-
than
40
floats
so
far
have
mlttees
and
their
members
who.
i.tered
iit
Ihe
parade
which
,
he
said,
"are
all
working
as
if
f
led
by
marching
units
inspired."
(
Navy
and
Army,
the
U.S.
.
"This
should
be
one
of
the
storm
cranked
along
the
Oregon
coast
shortly
before
the
Lan
Here
Tonight
For
CCF
Meet
One
of
Canada's
1
e
a
d
I
n
c
British
sovereign
about
to
be
crowned.
The
occasion
was
a
luncheon
at
Westminster
HalL
Standing
In
the
hall
where
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
in
company
with
other
officials
will
were
made
a
condition
of
peace
Elizabeth
II
met
today
with
elder
in
Asia.
.
'statesmen
of
the
far-reaching
The
British
have
been
ignored
1
British
Commonwealth
and
re-by
the
Red
Chinese
since
they
teived
their
pledge
to
go
forward
recognized
the
Peiping
regime,
j
with
her
"in
a
spirit
of
adven-They
have
seen
their
invest-
i
lure."
caster
disappeared
and
contin
King
Charles
I
was
condemned
ued
unsettled
weather
made
conditions
unfavorable
for
the
to
death
for
treason
three
cen
Si
a
Cadets.
Air
Cadets,
:
biRgest
celebrations
In
the
pro-
i
take
the
salute,
nsires.
lODE
and
other
ivlnce.
I
think
we'll
-even
outdo
From
the
Post
Office,
the
par-'Vsriuips.
fopr
bands
and
Vancouver
this
time."
lade
will
move
to
Sixth
Street,
coaled
RUMP.'
-
.
The
program
begins
with
the
j
then
to
Second
Avenue
and
re
spareh.
turies
ago,
the
27-year-old
Queen
ments
confiscated
by
the
Reds
-
It
was
the
first
time
in
history
"Trre
captain
or
the
plane
was
FO
Kenneth
Edgar
Elsden
of
was
reverently
received
by
the
that
representatives
of
Com-
vomen
ii
iSolitit-s"
wilL
be
"
tl
main
speaker
at
a
CCF
publir
meeting
tonight
at
the
Sons
or
Norway
Hall.
snd
so
many
restrictions
slap-oed
upon
them
that
they
finally
closed
shop
and
abandoned
investments
totalling
$840,000,-
Kye
Bay,
B.C.
-
Other
B.C.i
men
in
the
crew
were:
FO
John
William
Brownie.
75
representatives
of
52
parliaments.
A
diminutive
but
dominant
figure
among
her
counsellors,
MESMAN
CONVINCES
JURY
Appearing
in
support
of
local
000.
New
Westminster;
Cpl.
Donald
she
appeared
completely
at
ease
Forty
countries
two-thirds
of
CCF
candidate
George
Hills
will
be
Mrs.
Grace
Maclnnis..
.well-known
for
her
party
organizational
work
for
the
last
20
years.
Gordon
Spence,
Comox,
and
Y
STANDING
ON
HEAD
.
LACs
John
Haraldson
and
William
Henry
Waldron,
both
of
Puntledge.
Halibut
Prices
Improve
Again
On
Exchange
Slightly
higher
prices
were
paid
to
Canadian
halibut
land
the
UN
membership
of
60
must
vote
to
accept
the
credentials
of
i
Peiping
delegation
and
reject
those
of
Chiang
Kai-shek's
del
Daughter
of
J.
S.
Woodsworth,
turn
to
the
Court
House
grounds.
A
special
service
and
program
precedes
the
Queen's
address
at
1
p.m.,
which
will
be
piped
into
outdoor
speakers
from
radio
station
CFPR
and
followed
by
a
21-gun
salute
by
RCN
and
RCA
Heavy
Battery.
Afternoon
celebrations
include
a
baseball
game.
U.S.
Navy
vs
City
All-Stars,
and
a
soccer
match,
Aiyansh
vs
City
All-Stars.
Evening
entertainment
will
be
provided
by
three
separate
outdoor
band
concerts
in
different
MONTGOMERY,
Ala.
AP
J.
D.
Farley,
a
travelling
sales-set
a
jury
on
Its
ear
when
he
took
the
witness
stand
and
as
she
promised
to
carry
on
the
traditions
of
her
father,
King
George
VI.
Elizabeth,
dressed
in
blue
ensemble,
sat
with
her
husband,
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh.
first
national
leader
of
the
CCF,
The
search
is
being
directed
4
on
hi."
head.
egates
before
Peiping
can
legally
enter
the
UN.
Mrs
Maclnnis
is
the
wife
of
Angus
Maclnnis,
CCF
member
of
Parliament
for
Vancouver
East.
by
U.S.
authorities,
with
the
Coast
Guard
puting
nine
planes
Only
17
of
the
UN
members
have
recognized
Red
China.
A
member
herself
of
the
B.C.
in
the
air
despite
unfavorable
flying
weather.
Pleading-innocent
to
a
drunk
driving
charge,
Farley
Hod
in
his
own
behalf
by
going
Into
his
act.
He
explained
lie
amazed
jurors
that
he
had
performed
the
same
feat
for
itrolman
when
arrested
to
prove
he
hadn't
been
drinking.
The
jury
quickly
found
Farley
Innocent.
Legislature
from
1941
to
1945,
she
began
her
political
career
when
the
movement
was
organ
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Laing,
Bennett
Clash
Over
Douk
Situation
Accident
Victim
Gets
$35,000
ized
in
1932.
For
years
following
her
marriage,
she
campaigned
and
wrote
for
the
CCF.
-;
-
ings
on
the
exchange
today
with
!
13.9
cents
for
mediums.
13.2
for
j
large
and
11.7
for
chickens
as,
top
purchase.
I
First
vessel
returning
from
Area
3
(northern)
reported
good
fishing
and
fair
weather.
She
was
the
Aleutian
Queen,
with,
80.000
pounds
selling
for
13.0,
13.1
and
11.6
to
Cold
Storage.
I
Kitimat
Plans
Coronation
Festivities
iberals
Returned
Again
sections
of
the
city
and
four
colorful
balls
are
planned
to
wind
up
the
celebration
at
night.
Proceeds
from
entertainment
tickets
will
help
defray
expenses
of
the
celebration;
balance
will
be
made
up
from
city
funds.
She
was
parliamentary
corre
Compensation
spondent
for
a
chain
of
labor
and
CCF
weekly
papers
and
for
COMOX
(CP)
Liberal
leader
Voters
in
Nova
Scotia
y
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Edna
Ach-tymichuk,
22-year-old
student
who
was
unconscious
for
98
days
after
she
was
Arthur
Laing
said
here
Premier
Bennett
is
"getting
pretty
excited
again"
about
the
Doukho-
Members
of
the
Over
70
Club
arc
invited
to
be
In
the
Ladies'
A
total
of
539,000
pounds
were
Special
to
The
Dally
flews
landed
today.
KITIMAT
B.C's
newest
town
Lounge
of
the
Civic
Centre
at
10:30
a.m.
next
Tuesday
to
watch
the
crowning
of
the
Queen
and
is
preparing
to
celebrate
Corona
Other
landings:
American
Bremerton,
12,000,
13.5,
13,
11,
tion
Day
along
with
the
rest
of
bor
problem.
In
an
election
address
here
Mr.
Laing
referred
to
charges
by
the
premier
that
the
Liberal
leader
was
"sabotaging"
government
plans
for
handling
the
the
Coronation
Day
parade.
five
years
honorary
secretary
of
the
CCF
caucus
in
Ottawa.
During
the
Second
World
War
Mrs.
Maclnnis
was
a
member
of
the
federal
government's
committee
on
post-war
reconstruct
tion,
dealing
with
the
post-war
problems
of
women.
Mrs.
Maclnnis
has
travelled
widely.
Graduating'
from
"the.
University
of
Manitoba
in
1923,
she
won
a
French
government
bursary
which
made
possible
a
the
province
and
a
tentative
Atlin;
Pierce,
20,000,
13.5,
13,
11,
Ladies
of
the
Co-ordinating
program
for
"June
2
has
been
during
his
first
term
as
Progressive
Conservative
opposition
leader
in
the
Nova
Scotia
Legislature.
His
aim,
he
said,
when
the
election
was
announced,
was
to
unseat
the
Liberal
government.
Michael
McDonald,
a
soft-spoken
coal
miner,
took
over
as
leader
oY
the
CCF
party
In
Nova
Scotia
during
the
last
session
of
the
Legislature.
dtlin;
Atlas,
40,000,
13.5,
13,
11.
injured
In
a
traffic
accident
15
months
ago,
was
awarded
$35,-000
compensation
In
British
Columbia
Supreme
Court
Tuesday.
The
car
In
which
she
was
a
passenger
was
in
collision
with
o
trolley
bus
March
13,
1952.
The
award
Is
against
the
B.C.
Electric,
George
T.
Smith,
bus
driver,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
W.
Evans,-owners
of
the
car.
drawn
up
by
the
Coronatoln
Council
will
serve
refreshments
afterwards
and
there
will
be
a
1FAX
'CP)
The
Liberals
eintiii-d
In
power
in
Nova
K'-n'Tul
flection
Tups-tat
Progressive
cut
the
Liberal
main
the
Legislature
to
six
fJimmo,!,
since
the
party
1
its
reign
In
11)33.
three
party
leaders
-Pre-Anciis
I,
Macdonald,
Lib-Rl'hei-t
,.
i
Bob
I
Stanficld.
'
Hie
Progressive
Con.ser-"i-
and
Michael
McDonald,
the
(,'CfWere
re-elected.
Cold
Storage;
Chief
Seattle.
fanatical
Sons
of
Freedom.
Celebration
Committee.
17,000.
13.5,
13,
11.
Cold
Storage;
short
program.
'I
demand
some
evidence
of
Sponsored
by
the
Kitimat
Lumeau,
6.000,
13.5.
13,
11,
Cold
Those
wishing
transportation
how
I
have
tried
to
sabotage
Parent-Teacher
Association,
the
should
call
Mrs.
T.
J.
Boulter,
government
plans,"
said
Mr.
celebration
begins
with
a
dedi
Storage;
Pep.
12,000,
13.5,
13,
11,
Cold
Storage.
year
of
study
at
the
Sorbonne,
at
Red
182.
Laing.
"In
fact,
I
would
like
cation
service
in
the
morning
evidence
that
he
had
a
plan."
Canadian
Miss
Jean,
70.000,
13.9,
13.2.
a
fancy
dress
parade
for
the
children
and
a
sports
program
Premier
Bennett
said
the
gov
11.7,
Pacific;
Bruce
I,
35,000,
ernment
has
taken
a
firm
and
constructive
attitude
on
the
in
the
afternoon,
and
a
Boy
Scout
bonfire
and
dinner
for
the
children
in
the
evening.
13.8,
12.7,
11,
Atlin;
Mobro,
21,000,
13.6,
12.5,
10.5,
Bacon;
Sentin-
Chief
Thiinderbird
Returning
For
Week-End
Wrestling
Show
Doukhobor
problem
but
added:
Paris,
where
she
acquired
a
working
knowledge
of
the
French
language.
In
1936,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Maclnnis
took
a
three-month
trip
tc
the
Scandinavian
countreis
Scotland
and
England
to
studs
the
Scandinavian
countries
movements
In
western
Europe
The
Maclnnis
home
lstln
"Unfortunately,
political
part
All
on
the
project
are
invited
ella,
33,000,
13.8,
12.7,
10.8,
Cold
Storage;
Joan
W
II,
45,000,
13.6,
to
attend.
ies,
particularly
Liberal
leader
Laing
and
federal
cabinet
ministers,
are
playing
party
politics
12.5,
11,
Bacon;
Ispaco
II,
62,000,
13.8,.
12.7,
10.6,
Cold
Storage.
'i
22
of
37
seats,
the
Lib-lose
one
vote
in
speaker.
That
gives
them
!,s
a?amst
13
for
the
Pro-vc
Conservatives
and
two
lif
VVF.
k!'
P
of
Uio
House,
how-my
change
with
recounts.
pm
possibilities.
'""t
Mardonald
fought
many
believe
will
be
his
'""'t
at
the'
noils.
with
this
Important
Issue."
Mrs.
Roosevelt
Co-op
Kycielle,
16,000:
Parma,
50,-
Not
Harmed,
000;
Borgund,
10,000;
Four-Forty,
20,000.
TOKYO
Reports
that
Mrs.
'
r'3
and
with
20
years
of
Eleanor
Roosevelt
was
pulled
from
a
car
by
a
group
of
dem
Wo
Prisoners
To
Be
Returned
By
Force'
onstrating
Japanese,
published
B.C's
Net
Debt
To
Be
Reduced
"
behind
him
the
lio
became
the
province's
t
premier
when
he
"
a
cabinet.
In
IQ't'l
In
n.
"
k
v
:
-:
i;
-WEATHER-
Forecast
North
coast
region:
Cloudy
to
day
and
Thursday.
Little
chang
In
temperature.
Winds
light;
except
northwes
20
in
the
exposed
areas
of
-th
Queen
Charlottes.
.
Low
tonight
and
high
Thurs
day
at
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
.an'
Prince
Rupert,
45
and
60.
-
Monday
by
the
newspaper
Yo-miurt,
was
denied
Tuesday
by
WASHINGTON
;
President
Maureen
Cobb,
Mrs.
Roosevelt's
secretary.
A
week-end
of
wrestling
will
be
provided
for
city
sport
fans
when
four
highly
celebrated
grunt-and-groan
.
experts
arrive
here
for
a
two-night
professional
wrestling
show
at
the
Civic
Centre,
beginning
Friday
night.
Making
his
return
will
be
Chief
Thunderbird,
who
threw
crowds
into
uproars
here
four
years
ago
with
his
terrific
body
slams.
The
Chief,
powerful
B.C.
Indian
mat
king,
will
tangle
with
well-known
Cliff
Parker
on
Friday.
Other
match
will
feature
young,
Vancouver-born
Bud
"Li'l
Abner"
Rattal
vs.
Tarzan
Zimba.
International
wrestling
rules
will
be
observed.
The
Elks
Club
of
Prince
Rupert
will
provide
referees,
timekeepers
and
Judges.
Saturday
night,
Friday's
winners
and
losers
will
wrestle
By
$12,600,000
Eisenhower
said
Tuesday
night
1
retire
after
this
term
flue
"
""'
during
the
election
"s
being
too
old,
Mr.
r'M,rs
r0py
hllR
bopn.
M!),u
hl,y
s.ud
j
was
to0
no
Korean
prisoners
of
war
"will
She
said
the
group
of
Japanese
women
surrounded
but
did
not
touch
Mrs.
Roosevelt.
be
repatriated
by
force"
and
"no
prisoner
will
be'
coerced
or
In
IVf'
-'V
timidated
in
any
way.
s.
now
they
S1,y
rm
too
old.
Eisenhower
said
in
a
statement.
li
the'
VICTORIA
British
Columbia's
net
debt
will
be
cut
another
$12,687,926
June
30,
Premier
Bennett
said
Tuesday.
The
premier
said
money
to
pay
off
that
amount
now
is
being
set
aside
by
the
treasury
'v
would
make
up
their
rl
St.inrMd
proved
aMe
student
of
const!-
department
"out
of
government
""Hers
and
politics
that
certain
principles
Inherent
In
the
United
Nations
Command
position
"are
basic
and
not
subject
to
change."
The
White
House
declined
to
say
Just
why
Elsenhower
was
issuing
the
statement.
But
administration
sources
said
the
purpose
was
to
clear
up
misunderstandings
the
president
savings."
This
would
place
the
province's
No.
45
Is
Match
Folder
With
Well-Known
Slogan
Bill
Bond,
chairman
of
the
Kinsmen
Club's
Coronation
Contest,
said
today
he's
not
telling
anyone
the
identity
of
picture
No.
45
in
last
week's
Instalment.
"But,"
said
Bill,
"the
picture
was
a
little
blurred
In
the
paper.
It
really
Is
a
picture
of
a
match
folder
with
a
cigarette
burning
alongside,
and
belongs
to
a
well-known
dress
shop.
"And
the
slogan
on
the
folder
says
'we
have
something
on
nearly
every
woman
In
Prince
Rupert'."
net
debt
at
$157,023,087,
the
H
Legion
Head
MO
CPRaiph
oibson
"an.
v
ti..j
one-fall,
20-
premier
said.
each
other
in
minute
events,
and
for
the
The
new
total
represents
a
reduction
of
$34,068,751
from
t.
Prudent
of
the
what
it
was
when
the
Liberal
government
last
reckoned
up
the
net
debt
February
19
of
last
feature
attraction,
all
four
wrestlers
take
to
the
ring
In
a
two
out
of
three
fall,
hour
limit
team
match.
Tickets
are
on
sale
now.
"
oiuinbia
and
Northwest
"
Command
of
the
Cana-wslun
Tuesday.
He
suc-u
McTavish
of,
Salmon
feels
have
developed
regarding
UN
armistice
proposals
submitted
to
the
Communists
during
the
week-end.
MIGHTY
CHIEF
THUNDEItBIKU
...
to
wrestle
here
this
weekend.
year,
Mr.
Bennett
said.
(
1.