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17,
1953
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AND
CENTRAL'
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
84
feet
17:15
4:09
3.6
feet
Published
ot
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XLII,
No.
292
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER
16,
1953
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
II
!
77
lies
nan
knrBai
$.
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Tactics
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Co
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Soften:
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Cut
Threat
T()M
MASTl-.llSON
Iris
(A
p)
-
Th
h
Atlantic
Council
of
Record
Run
Depletes
Post
Office
Supply
A
crisis
has
struck
the
post
office
here
and!
postmaster
Jack
Burgess
is
crying-the
blues
.
.
.j
.iters
today
went
into
ios.n
sessions
ol
its
iKi'tinjr
considerably
ehy
the
HiseTihow-jnini.stration's
pledge
ork
for
a
sharing
of
J
"Postage
Stamp
Blues."
Why?
Because
there
are
no
two-cent
stamps
here
to
sell.
There
haven't
been
any
since
late
yes
terday
and
there
won't
be
any
until
sometime
tomorrow
and
then
only
if
the
plane
arrives
from
Vancouver.
'
mr
:ej
States
atomic
tac-i
with
its
13
NATO
j
Loan
held
pro.i
p
c
c
t
h
of
limited
lie
co-operation,
raisea
j
In
a
record
run
on
the
pot;
office
In
the
past
two
weeks,!
!
city
people
have
bought
100,000
.
i
two-cent
stamps.
A
rush
order
j
of
10
000
went
through
.
the
wickets
in
just
24
hours
yes-
!
terday
afternoon
after
they
I
j
bv
the
U.S.
Dc.'rn
e
.
ry.
Charles
E.
Wilson,
j
j
csf
trie
sun-j
ieii
jay
In
NHA
Plan
Widened
were
rushed
here
by
air
fro.n
,
the
south.
A
regular
order
of
10,000
two-cent
stamps
was
due
on
the
j
Prince
George
today,
but
it
did
;
PltETTY
MARGARET
A
HILLAMAN
of
Loevstad,
Sweden,
vocalizes
on
her
father's
farm
after
scoring
a
success
In
her
singing
debut
In
her
native
land.
Possibly
another
Swedish
Nightingale,
she
has
received
excellent
press
notices.
Spcietary
Eui.es'
threat
it
th.it
U.S.
aid
to
Europe
I
'
if
cut
if
the
European
isn't
approved
scon.
on
promised
only
that
tht
!
urc.
be
asked
toj
ve
Idling
the
NATO
mem-
,
luve
"pertinent
'
Informs-
on
huw
to
use
the
atomic
:
oj
the
U.S.
Is
building.
He
;
ot
Siiy
the
allies
might
bo
j
tow
to
build
them
them-
i
not
come
.
.
.
and
the
bewildered
Mr.
Burgess
looked
for
someplace
to
hide,
while
would-be
mailers
lined
up
in
the
post
office
lobby,
looking
sadly
at
batches
of
Christmas
cards
they
had
hoped
to
post.
The
pot
office
ordered
two-
''
Bv
The
Canadian
Prea
OTTAWA
Down
payments
under
the
government's
new
housing
legislation
will
be
reduced
to
10
per
cent
from
20
per
cent
on
the
first
$8,000
of
the
mortcaee
value.
City
To
Call
For
Tenders
On
Installation
of
Radio
AN
ANCIENT
AND
ORNATE
STATE
COACH,
be
ieved
built
by
famous
Florentine
coachmaker
Jesl
In
the
18th
century,
is
moved
from
its
storage
space
In
preparation
for
shipment
to
the
United
States
from
Florence,
Italy.
Used
for
tha
last
time
at
the
coronation
of
Pope
Pius
IX,
the
elaborate
carriage
is
being
sold
to
a
New
York
antique
dealer.
did
he
offer
to
share
ilomic
weapons
with
any-tiu;
rih.sprvers
fjointed
out
The
City
of
Prince
Rupert
will
Jdnnthmn
to
the
meetinK
;
call
for
tenders
for
Installation
giving
a
report
of
a
special
com-
:
cpnt
stamps
this
year
on
the
mlttee
said
merhbers
thought
I
basis
ol
last
year's
53165
of
9U.00
'
and
thev
were
expected
that
an
FM
type
radio
telephone
equipment
was
superior
and
j
10
last
unt
today.
Works
Minister
Winter
f2rnnnrf
n
UAnnn.('iare
I
nrrnrarnnA
jtd
(ineiKn.
delence
anri
of
one-base
station
frequency
it
ministers
which
would
m.Kliiltion
rnriln
tlnhone
and
announced
today.
more
w
me
cny
s
aavanuige
r
bi
v
iu4iifr
.if
the
possibility
of
ship-
two
mobile
units,
one
for
the
I
than
an
AM
unit.
But,
Mr.
Lurgess
says,
people
ambulance
and
one
for
the
fire
The
FM
system
Is
approximat
tre
two
days
ahead
of
them
Down
payments
on
portions!
in
excess
of
$8,000
will
be
30
;
per
cent,
making
for
a
gradu-
j
ated
general
reduction
-from
the!
"
'
i
.1..
i
ifnji
.
.
i
.
i
selves
this
year
"as
a
result
of!
cijr
mute
biiati
me
nun
uul
As
They
Await
Death
Penalty
Friday
By
LARRY
II
ALL
'
since
walking
into
the
narrow
only
contact
is
.with
the
prison
JEFFERSON
CITY,
Mo.
I
'confinement
of
their
solitary
guards
stationed
Just
outside
The
Greenlease
kidnap-killers
'
cells,
where
they
can
neither
see
their-
cells
and
with
occasional.
j'omir
weapons
to
Europe.
(
the
U
S
already
has
six
.c
cannons.
HcMuhon
energy
la
iharlng
of
U.S.
atoiriic
sec-::h
foreign
powers.
Wilson
tUtialower
Is
prep.irett
to
it
was
,
thought
the
additional
,
good
publicity"
and
the
nrst
expense
could
fee
recovered
with-
;
batch
of
stamps
disappeared
t
-
i
i
i
n!tkA
rnait
-Inst
Mnnriav
Aft.pr-i
current
20
per
cent
now
applicable
to
all
National
Housing
ely
council
made
the
decision
at
the
second
la&t
meeting
of
the
year.
Alderman
H
F.
Olassey,
chairman
of
the
Utilities
Committee,
rr
talk
with
one
another
The!-!
carefully
screened
visitors
spent
part
of
their
time
today
111
n
year
mm
uvn
ycuuu
ui
;
1
J
Ai
U
lnun?
years
be
built
up
to-supply
a
1
"oon.
wherf
the
situation-
started
"y?ana-
-
-
substantial
revenue
to
the
city,
to
look
grim.
Mr.
Burgess
phoned
-
Under
new
.eglslatlon
a
pros-
Mgre.ss
to
amend
the
law.
vnnrn
vpr
inr
an
extra
iu.uuu.
kvwtc
iwunwuiai
-
-v
-
T
Trade.
-licences
were
granted
The
stamps
arrived
on
the
after
2
were
all
:l
:
T
T5
-
i
i
plane
Tuesday
shortly
new
$10,000
NHA
house
with
a
down
payment
of
$1,400
Instead
of
$2,000
currently
requ'red.
Monthly
repayments
will
be
l
educed
by
extending
the
life
they
P
"1'
By
0
P
Hht
HollKArir
.rvlrw
Shear-i
interview
With
Gouzenko
Sef
Over
Until
New
Year
downs
SuDer-Service
Ltd..
ser-
;
'
was
sent
"flying"
to
irtA
etotln
onH
narlrinv
tnt
;
A
man
MISSING
MISSIONARY
REPORTED
ALIVE,
WELL
CHURCHUX,
Man.
(CP)
A
message
has
been
received
iere
f-
,
by
Rev.
Peter
Lessard
of
the
Roman
Catholic
mission
saying
Rev.
Joseph
Bulliar,d,
unreported
for
several
months
in
his
Barren
Lands
mission
field,
is
in
good
health
and
that
he
does
not'
need
supplies.
lvJt
.
,
.
nnr4tr,r
nmrfno
no
Inane
r
i
meei
ine
ooai
una
mumiug
una
...w.
William
Roy,
taxi;
Aubrey
rush
the
stamps
to
the
pott
!
f
nncipai
cnange.
nowevei.
taxi;
Walter
Arnason,
!
iSHINGTON
i
United
authorities
to
a
Soviet
spy
ring
hut
there
were
no!
will
De
me
wiaening
oi
me
Collins,
taxi.
office
mortgage-lending
field,
to.
allow.
clnmne
Mr:
RllfcrpvS
tlfL.1
SPnt
reading
wiia
west
stories
and
working
cross-word
puzzles,
outwardly
nonchalant
about
their
execution
early
Friday.
Carl
Austin
Hall,
34-year-old
playboy,
and
Bonnie
Brown
Heady,
41,
his
paramour,
gave
no
outward
signs
of
cracking
before
their
death
In
the
gas
chamber.
They
pay
with
their
lives,
side
by
side,
a
few
minutes
after
midnight
Thursday
night
for
the
killing
of
six-year-old
Bobby
Greenlease
which
they
planned
before
they
kidnapped
him
Sept.
28
in
Kansas
City.
,
The
only
enigma
of
the
crime
left
is
what
happened
to
half
of
the
$600,000
ransom
paid
by
Bobby's
multi-millionaire
father,
Robert
C.
Greenlease.
The
miss-
Council
decided
to
buy
a
$200
;
tnotner
frantic
call
to
Van-
refrigerator
for
the
RCMP
bar
chartered
banks
and
Quebec
;
savings
banks
to
make
mortgage
loans
under
a.
mortgage-
oouver
and
expects
a
special
bhipment
on
tomorrow's
plane.
-s
Senate
spy
hunters
re-
in
Canada
with
connections
in
j
i
public
hearings
today!
the
U.S.
mg
a
surprise
announce-1
chairman
William
E.
Jenner
j
that
efforts
to
interview
;0f
the
Senate
internal
security
Ginm-nko.
former
Soviet
j
sub-committee
has
been
trying
clerk,
in
Canada
are
being
j
to
arraime
an
intctvlew
with
the
Jed
temnnnirtlv.
i
inmrprttAiflet
clerk,
now
a
natur-
Insurance-
system-
to
be
admin
istered
by
the
governments
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corporation.
Press
Poll
Shows
American
Readers
Ignore
World
News
pmMtM.MH6-ppro'"'otf
lalized
Canadian,
seeking
leads
DISCUSS
LOTTERIES
A
Commons-Senate
committee
is
going
to
tackle
the
possibilities
of
abolishing
capital
Illy'
Wallace
racks;
amend
the
Traffic
Bylaw
to
prohibit
parking
In
front
of
authorized
sidewalk
crossings;
renew
the
lease
for
the
Seal
Cove
air
base
with
the
department
of
Transport;
sub-lease
the
floats
at
the
air
base
to
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
in
order
to
ensure
proper
supervision;
granted
the
Savoy
hotel
a
loading
zone
in
front
of
its
entrance
and
granted
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
permission
to
erect
signs
within
the
city
pointing
out
the
way
to
the
air
base.
Council
also
agreed
to
supply
a
$5
Christmas
bonus
to
married
persons
and
$2
to
single
persons
In
receipt
of
social
assistance.
The
city
will
be
reimbursed
by
Mr.
Burgess
stressed
mat
me
post
office
also
is
"out"
of
one-cent
stamps
although
"there
still
are
plenty
of
threes."
FIRST
FAILURE
"This
is
the
first
time,
we
have
failed
to
receive
our
weekly
shipment
of
stamps
on
Wednesday,"
said
the
postmaster
as
he
searched
through
his
registered
mail
for
the
"missing
two-cent
stamps."
Incoming
mail
has
picked
up
too
in
the
past
few
days.
Double
the
normal
quantity
arrived
on
last
night's
train,
and
two
mail
trucks
were
required
ms
OCA
ZURICH,
Switzerland
(
A
poll
of
United
States
newspaper
readers
shows
that
40
per
cent
of
those
questioned
couldn't
identify
Georgi
Malenkov
as
Russia's
Dremier
a
month
after
punishment
and
whipping
and
;
ing
money,
which
Hall
has
in-whether.
lotteries
should
be
per-
i
sisted
he
had
with
him
when
mitted
in
Canada.
I
arrested
in
St.
Louis
the
night
At
the
same
time,
the
legal
of
Oct.
6,
has
become
the
object
on
any
Communists
who
still
may
be
in
the
U.S.
government
But
Robert
Morris,
sub-committee
counsel,
said
Tuesday
the
group
so
far
has
been
unable
to
niiike
any
.final
arrangements
with
the
Canadian
government.
Today's
hearing
of
the
subcommittee
was
called
to
put
Into
the
record
additional
Information
from
the
justice
department
about
the
distribution
of
FBI
reports
on
several
former
federal
employees.
defence
of
Insanity
will
be
stu
events
abroad
is
low."
The
summary
was
contained
in
a
book
called
The
Flow
of
News,
published
by
the
IPI.
An
organization
of
editors
in
32
countries,
its
study
was
financed
by
the
Ford
and
Rockefeller
foundations.
The
reader
poll
was
conducted
for
IPI
last
April
and
May
by
the
American
Institute
of
Public
Opinion.
Malenkov
succeeded
Stalin
as
Russian
premier
March
of
an
inquiry
by
a
federal
grand
he
took
office,
the
International
Jury
at
Kansas
City,
the
FBI
and
;
Press
institute
has
disclosed.
died
by
a
royal
commission.
The
twin
attack
on
the
knot
31
E.
B.
iWallyi
Wallace,
manner
iiere
for
Queen
le
Airlines
for
the
piust
six
to
If
i
t
by
plane
today
for
wer,
to
take
a
new
poxl-T'th
Granby
Consolidated
and
Smelting
Company.
the
St.
Louis
police
board
The
average
American,
said
IPI,
reads
"very
little"
of
the
4Vi
ASKS
FOR
MINISTER
The
killers
have
shown
no
apparent
concern
about
their
columns
of
foreign
news
printed
daily
by
the
average
U.S.
news-
for
the
load
off
the
George
this
''toeing
him
here
as
base
h
rnrtmpnt.
nf
Health
and
morning.
Mail
handling
this
level
of
his
important
and
'the
deaths,
although
Hall
has
asked
paPer-
an
Episcopal
minister,
Rev.
knowledge
about
Welfare
on
a
80:20
basis.
iycar
probably
will
set
a
record
tiest
problems
in
the
Criminal
Code
was
announced
last
night
in
the
Commons
by
Justice
Minister
Garson.
All
parties
later
approved
tho
principle
of
revising
the
Criminal
Code
and
the
House
gave
second
reading
to
a
bill
outlining
the
changes.
C!ause-by-clause
study
will
be
taken
up
by
the
Commons
after
the
Christmas
recess.
y
The
disclosure
that
plans
to
question
Gouzenko
had
been
held
up
came
when
Morris
said
Jenner
had
telephoned
him
that
he
was
giving
up
efforts
to
arrange
the
Interview
In
Canada
before
Christmas.
to
stay
with
him
"until
the
very
jCBC
'Partner'
in
o.
t
The
survey
found
79
per
cent
of
the
Americans
interviewed
didn't
know
NATO
means
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty
TV
Proposition
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A.
David-
ena.
Hall
has
been
reading
wild
west
magazines.
Mrs.
Heady
has
kept
hiisv
with
crossword
nuzzles
in
r
is
G.
W.
Lecers,
who
'hero
from
Vancouver.
Anally
from
Winnipeg,
Mr.
"
has
been
with
QCA
for
"yars
as
statistician
in
the
er
office.
'upects
his
wife
and
five-
son
to
arrive
here
early
uary.
"
Wallace
expects
to
be
'
t
Stewart,
making
flights
'teOranby
mine.
'
4
M
1
1
I
The
House
edjourned
until
newspapers.
Neither
has
shown
I
son
Dunton,
chairman
of
the
Jan.
11
after
debate
on
the
pro
any
interest
in
hundreds
of
j
Canadian
Breaacasung
.
corp.
Weather
Station
Queen
Leaves
.
SAN
FRANCISCO
The
posed
changes
in
the
National
Housing
Act.
Mr.
Garson
said
special
study
pounds
of
mail
sent
to
them
but
board
of
governors,
said
Tues-destroyed
by
prison
authorities
j
rinv
thut
chc-TV
is
in
nartner-
at
their
request.
Fire
Razes
Abandoned
Mill
VANCOUVER
(CD
Flames
shot
100
feet
Into
the
air
today
as
fire
exploded
through
an
abandoned
sawmill
in
False
Creek
area
and
caused
$50,000
of
the
four
clauses,
capital
pun
ship
with
private
television
stations
to
establish
a
TV
network
Both
have
gained
weight
since
pnt.printr
t.heir
death
row
rplls
Nov.
20,
the
day
after
they
were
111
cauaua.
convicted.
Hall
has
said
he
has
i
Mr.
Dunton,
in
Vancouver
to
Const
Guard
has
announced
that
occ.vn
station
Queen,
on
the
great
circle
route
near
the
Aleutian
chain,
was
withdrawn
from
service
Tuesday.
Only
two
U.S.
ocean
stations
row
remain
ir
the
Pacific
Knn
haifwav
between
San
about
20
pounds.
Mrs.
i
officially
open
CBC's
west
j
damage.
gained
Heady
has
put
on
about
five.
I
q0(lst
television
outlet
tonight,
ineir
laces
are
iun,
iree
oiiCBPX.TV
channel
2,
said
ishment,
whipping,
lotteries
and
legal
defence
of
insanity,
will
not
hold
up
passage
of
the
new
code.
The
present
Criminal
Code
has
been
in
force
6f
years.
The
four
clauses
as
they
now
stand
will
be
incorporated
into
the
new
code.
-WEATHER-
Forecast
North
coast
region:
Gale
warning
in
effect.
Cloudy
with
Intermittent
light
rain
today
and
Thursday.
Little
change
In
tem
Firemen
from
five
halls
and
the
city
fire
boat
battled
the
blaze
at
the
Robertson
and
Hackett
mill
for
more
than
an
hour.
The
mill,
one
of
the
oldest
in
the
city,
was
in
the
process
of
being
dismantled.
wrinkles,
and
Mrs.
Heady
hasCanadian
television,
whether
even
Joked
about
the
roll
of
fat
j
uubtic
or
private,
is
facing
the
she
was
told
Hall
has
acquired
j
toughest
competition
in
the
around
his
midriff.
world
from
TV
in
the
United
Neither
has
had
any
exercise
States.
VI
Shopping
Jk
j
Francisco
and
Honolulu,
and
Victor,
hull
way
between
Midway
island
and
Japan.
A
Canadian
ot.hpr
shin.
Ponna.
is
sta
1,000
miles
west
tioned
about
of
Vancouver
Building
Trades,
Wicks
Hold
Talks
On
Proposal
For
Holiday
Stamp
Books
perature.
Winds
southeast
20,
freauentlv
reaching
35
in
ex
Ju"ior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Home
Light-up
Contest
Entry
Form
We
posed
areas.
Low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
Port
Hardy
and
Prince
"
-
j
Rupert.
36
and
48;
Sandspit,
42
and
48.
ddi
order
to
compute
the
number
of
days
holidays
owing
them
annually.
Similar
systems
now
are
in
force
in
Ontario,
Manitoba
and
Alberta.
Herb
Flescher
of
the
Building
Trades
Council
(AFL)
said-following
the
meeting
that
council
representatives
had
received
a
"very
favorable
hearing"
from
the
minister
The
minister
asked
both
management
and
worker
representatives
to
make
representations
to
the
government
concerning
institution
of
the
books.
Mr.
Flescher
said
the
council
and
Industry
representatives
have
held
a
number
of
discussions
on
the
proposal,
seeking
means
of
arriving
at
a
system
that
would
be
as
free
of
"red
tape"
as
possible.
VANCOUVER
(CPV-Industry
and
worker
representatives
from
Vancouver's
building
trades
met
with
Labor
Minister
Lyle
Wicks
here
yesterday
to
discuss
the
proposed
Institution
of
holiday
stamp
books
in
B.C.
The
books
would
be
used
to
keep
an
accurate
record
of
time
worked
by
carpenters
and
other
construction
workers
in
S.
FISHERMAN
FOUND
DEAD
Richard
Mattson,
80-year-old
fisherman
was
found
dead
on
his
boat
near
Galloway
Rapids
this
morning.
Mr.
Mattson,
who
lived
on
his
boat
in
that
vicinity
for
the
past,
three
yt-Hrs,
is
believed
to
have
died
from
natural
en
uses.
ldemi;
will
commence
December
20th.
Mall
your
entry
to:
Liehi-up,
64
East
Fourth,
no
later
than
December
19.
This
contest
is
made
possible
by
various
local
merchants
In
co-operation
with
the
Jaycees.
KVOKO
ANZAI,
one
of
Japan's
promising
young
movie
actresses,
doesn't
go
in
for"
the
lazy
relaxations.
The
pretty
starlet
prefers
her
motorcycle.
Nineteen-year-old
Kyoko
has
just
completed
filming
"Half-Virsiu."