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CENTRAL
BRITISH
.COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
or
Canada's
Mor
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Princt
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XUI,
No.
19
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
23,
1953
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Chinese
Arrested
By
'Frisco
Police
By
The
Canadian
Px
j
VANX'OUVER.
Arrest
of
four
San
Francisco.
Chinese
is
reported
by
U.S.
authorities
to
have
cracked
a
$1,000,000
smuggling
racket
dealing
in
foodstuffs,
herbs
and
medicines
from
Communist
Defence
Committee
Appointed
Three
B.C.
MPs
Named
to
Board
11
China.
T"
i
If
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-'-ill
I
-.
-Nil
OTTAWA
(CP)
An
j
attempt
to
launch
an
in-
i','r-J..',r-
-
.
-
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n
irtrim
--
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Chilly
Dawn
Greets
Citizens
,
i
quiry
into
Canada's
de-j
fence
effort
far
broader,
than
the
Currie
report!
Joseph
L.
Green,
assistant
collector
of
customs
at
Seattle,
said
funnelling
of
scarce
Chinese
merchandise
from
Vancouver's
Chinatown
to
the
United
States
has
been
"practically
stopped
with
the
arrests.
First
disclosure
of
the
smuggling
ring
was
made
In
a
copyright
story
In
this
morning's
Vancouver
News-Herald.
Green
said
Francis
Louie,
Walter
Louie.
Benny
Lau
and
4
-IV
ATMOxrilrKE
ana
mw-iywg
uiior
co
unouie
10
inu
roi-ip
-pne
in
tuKum
vne
B.C.
Gets
Another
Judgi
First
Measure
Passed
by
House
i
S
l:rr
the
city
coldest
night
thU
yrar.
The
ttmpriuure
tumbled
Ui
20-bflow
wro
idler
Classes
in
Schools
has
been
broken.
"
.
...
'
The
Liberal
majority
in
the
!
Commons
destroyed
this
Thuris-
j
day
and
paved
the
way
for
the
report
iUelf
to
enter
a
new
'
phase
of
Its
spectacular
career
as
the
pivot
of
hearings
by
1
dvocated
by
'Peg
Inspector
i
.
'
SmA:.
'
0
w.
;
the
defence-expenditures
com-
i
mlttee
starting
next
week.
I
Lively,
frequently
vehement
Putting
teaching
tn
Canadian
clioola
on
an
a.iM.-muly-llne
ba
Mrs.
Benny
Lau
were
arrested
and
charged
with
smuggling.
They
wUl
come
up
for
trial
to
Seattle
next
month,
The
News-Herald
said
the
smuggling
riii
was
funnelling
the
scarce
goods
to
the
VS.
at
a
fabulous
profit.
The
News-Herald
said
evidence
turneQ
ove:
to
the
U.S.
government
by
one
of
Its
reporters
Henry
Leong
will
be
ils
with
rniphails
on
speciallza
debate
arising
from
the
report
rxpcrlcnrt',
tut
DiU
to
ay
itbout
high
Khuul
graduates:
"I
don'l
think
the
prrwnt
product
of
ur
high
M-hool
U
nrll
(roundrd
In
oar
racial
hrrltafc
aa
the
production
sf
.
19
year
a."
;ri.O
f
i
-Or
Andrew
mv;xHliir
of
senior
hlh
lor
Winr.ip-g.
'
edu-!ui
wcoiue
big
bUilnrs
,ia
in-
handled
s
uch.
xrr.
mild-nmnncred
',h
40
yciui
ot
teaching
tion
has
resulted
in
spoon-led
:
came
to
an
end
In
votea
which
A
FtW
WEEKS
AGO,
four-year-old
Leslie
Watson
was
flat
on
ktudenLs,
he
aays
s.
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Commons,
in
an
unusual
burst
of
speed,
passed
a
bill
Thursday
night
to
provide
for
payment
of
an
additional
judge
on
Student's
i
defeated
a
CCF
amendment
pro-1
nUi
back
w
an
iron
lung
victim
of
po'io
He
ts
now
able
to
life
as
their
j
posing
an
Investigation
into
the
up
ln
althoush
it
will
be
some
time
before
he
can
play
a
on
I
as
fit
for
duds
and
grand-dads
were
be-:
whole
defence
program
and,
in
cau.se
the
itudents
arc
not
j
effect,
earmarked
the
Currie
re-
(
used
in
the
prosecution
of
the
cowboy.
But
doctors
feel
his
case
Is
far
from
hopeiess.
One
victory
has
been
won
the
saving
of
his
life.
The
next
victory
ni
be
won
by
those
who
support
the
polio
fund.
Send
contributions
for
the
Kinsmen
campaign
to
Bill
Bond,
Box
1612
or
Box
801,
Prince
Rupert.
taught
to
think
In
patterns.
j
port
as
the
first
item
of
busi-
Dr
Moore
is
a
member
of
the
j
ness
for
the
new
committee,
advisory
board
for
the
provin-
The
Liberal
majority
cast
the
M
SMITHERS
DIVISION
MS
HIGH
WITH
OFFICIALS
four
Chinese-Americans.
j
BritJgh
Columbia
Su-
'
Goods
such
as
Chinese
teus.l
herbs
and
patent
medicines,
the
1
preme
Court
increasing
story
said,
are
going
from
Com-
thg
pmel
tQ
eigt
ju(jges.
"
clal
department
of
education
deciding
votes
In
both
caics.
and
a
member
ot
the
hign
,
munist
China,
to
Hong
Kong,
to
The
Snii
l
:
division
I
proving
to
be
one
of
the
butlest
at
ruler
n
Hues.
A
P.
Utinell
ol
Winnipeg,
general
w-tj.
it
tfie
-Canadian
National
K;.
ways'
com-
Man
Accused
of
Stealing
Currie
Report
Still
at
Large
MONTREAL
(CP)
Frederick
John
John
Aliearne.
Aliearne.
QC,
QC.
sait
said
Vancouver,
then
are
smuggled
across
the
border.
'
Trhe
story,
which
gave
no
Indication
of
what
Its
rrported
evidence
ts.
said
the
smuggling
XT
d'liiitmdil.
stated
nere
yeeiemuy.
It
nil
!hr
attrrrtkin
we
ran
elve
11-
Wl'
consider
i;irt
ot
Uif
syvrm
a
most
Important
one.
Hen-
'
tne
outgrowth
of
U.S.
regula
Hensler
remained
at'
large
to-
sler
has
CCF
party
connection.
!r
Laiiipll.
ho
left
lat
niRht
for
Edmonton,
was
in
school
examination
board.
He
,
also
Is
a
representative
of
grad-;
uatrs
on
the
board
of
governors
of
the
University
of
Mantob
-He
says
vast
number
of
students
In
high
schools
have
-forced
teachers
to
become
spc
clalists
and
education
has
be-!
come
compartmentalized.
i
"We
are
not
giving
to
our
bright
pupils
the
ones
who
will
j
be
our
leaders
the
attention
!
they
should
be
getting."
'
!
The
solution
Is
better-
ue
of
j
'
money
for
teachers
and
smaller
rlujihes.
day
as
police
combed
the
city
R
iprri
on
an
Inspection
trip
of
CNR
com
mun
lea
lions
in
search
of
the
man
who
al
Arcuoipanled
by
C.
A.
Radford.
Edmonton,
super-
Appolntmenv
of
the
committee
brinsrs
to
a
close
nearly
two
weeks
of
debate
on
the
prims
minister
'
rfsojulton
for
the
ap;
poihtmrnt'
of
a
defenca-cxpen-illture
committee.
Three
British
Columbia
MP
Including
E.
T.
Applewhaite
of
Prince
Rupert,
fikeena
representativewere
appointed
to
the
committee.
Others
are
E.
Davie
Fulton.
Progressive
Conservative
MP
for
K
am
loops,
and
Oeorge
R.
rcarkes.
VC.
Conservative
party
member
for
Nanalmo.
With
the
Currie
report
referred
to
this
committee,
it
is
expected
It
will
be
the
most
active
and
acrimonious
committee
of
the
present
session.
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.
.
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vt
v
t-y
-..).::.J.!
irnt
lor
CN
teU
graplu
for
the
A)berta-B
C.
district,
he
!'.'
r.
iiDuiid
by
George
Aldcroft,
lKal
tolcpliaph
agent
rutnpany
Jaycees
Seek
Good
Citizen
Nominations
tions
strangling
the
import
of
goods
from
Red
China.
The
story
adds:
"U.
S.
Chinese
buy
the
goods
from
Vancouver's
Chinatown
stores,
smuggle
them
across
the
border
and
sell
thera
on
the
black
market
for
three
or
four
limes
what
they
paid
for
them
here.
"An
example
is
lack-on
char,
a,
Chiiwse
tea
which
can
be
It
Wits
the
first
measure
passed
by
the
Commons
this
session.
It
now
goes
to
the
Senate
fur-
approval.
Fast
action
was
requested
by
Justice
Minister
Carson,
who
obtained
unanimous
consent
to
put
the
bill
through
all
stages
at
once.
He
said
the
B.C.
Supreme
Court
is
under
terrific
pressure
of
wcrk,
aggravated
recently
by
the
illness
of
the
chief
justice.
In
other
business.
George
Murray
(Cariboo!
gave
Commons
notice
of
a
bill
to
prohibit
the
building
of
level
crossings
in
Canada.
His
bill
would
require
railways
to
build
under-
or
overhead
passes
wherever
the
railway
reached
a
public
crossing.
Mr.
Mu.ray
said
something
drastic
is
needed
to
stop
the
"slaughter"
at
level
crossings.
Irgedly
stole
an
advance
copy
of
the
controversial
Currie
report.
A
warrant
for
Hensler's
arrest
was
Issued
Thursday
by
Judg1:
Rene
Thcbergc
after
Clarence
Lellfvrc,
representing
the
accounting
firm
of
MacDonald,
Currie
&
Company,
laid
a
com-
CA
Becomes
First
Airline
All
who
Intend
to
vote
in
the
i.wiJ
f"Siirn
f
rs
r
piaini
accusing
,
i
clecUon
ol
It
uwu
K,lrtuf
nv
etnr
rn
Receive
Direct
Subsidy
wnue
empioyeiF
oy
a
iwuhucbi
printing
firm.
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
iul
out
;
.
,
.
,t
ri
dlan
aviation
hlslory
to
receive
J
rj
direct
federal
subsidy.
Name
of
the
printing
firm
was
the
balIot
coupons
appearing
inj
to
not
divulged.
The
Daily
News
as
soon
as
poss-
j
Hensler's
address
was
given
ible.
j
.
as
a
downtown
commercial
while
votes
are
arriving
in
.
XJUVUt
(CP)
Queen
!e
Airltws
Thursday
be-"
first
airline
In
C'anu-
a
The
subsidy
Is
designed
The
WEATHERMAN
keep
Vancouver
Island
centre
building
which
houses
three
good
volume
at
the
newspaper
printing
firms.
office
and
certain
preferences
re
Drowned
irgularly
air-linked
with
Van-'ij
couver
during
the
months
when
:
A
CCF
Leader
Routs
Watch
'
!ssl
The
Currie
reDort
reached
the
are
taking
shape,
the
Jaycees
Says
normal
traffic
drops
below
CCF
party
before
It
was
tabled
are
anxious
mat
evi-ryu.ie
Car
Plunge
in
nar
umpnL
It
dealt
Wl
n
uciuuie
su
muc
m
uc
-fu
economic
limits.
Synopsis
works
services
ana
ae-
!
WJeMM
iesw
i
lf-rl
rl
I
Pi
Brig.
Allard
To
Command
Korea
Force
w
The
rain
over
the
B
C.
coast
coast
.,.ut
"
army
,'
'
,
,
,
,
in
.
choice.
h,ii.
All
All
hal
ballots
ots
.
are
are
1
treated
treated
.
j
rtbed
la
Beneral
general
breakdown
breakdown
in
is
easing
up
a
little
this
morn-
fonfWenlay
James
Spllsbury.
QCA
president,
siild
his
firm
has
been
notified
of
the
federal
order-in-rouncil
which
provides
for
spe
ar
Hope
lne
as
a
lacmc
siorm
weanens
over
the
north
end
of
Vancouver
VANCOUVER
O-
Harold
Winch,
provincial
CCF
leader.
Wednesday
chased
a
fly
by
night
OUVKR
(CP)-rivc
men
Island.
cial
financial
supiort
up
Meanwhile
the
award
fund
has
been
closed
to
further
contributions.
With
a
total
of
$280
donated,
arrangements
are
being
made
for
purchase
of
a
suitable
Heaviest
falls
In
the
last
24
hours
were
at
Abbotsford
with
B.C.
Packers
To
Forego
i
and
one
was
rescued
ln
their
car
skidded
the
iry
highway
and
watch
peddler
but
failed
to
catch
him,
it
was
disclosed
today.
He
gave
a
description
to
the
police.
1.81
inches
and
Victoria
with
$125,000
If
required.
A
major
shake-up
in
operation
of
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
was
announced
last
week
with
rumination
of
the
bush
flying
business
In
southern
British
Co
Mr.
Winch
found
the
man
try-j
1
47
inches.
'
Into
Lake
of
the
Woods
award
which
will
be
presented
:
annually
to
the
Good
Citizen
of
that
year.
Plans
are
being
made
to
display
it
permanently
ln
a
prominent
place
!n
the
city.
With
a
slight
drop
In
tem
;ke
is
two
miles
north-
OTTAWA
(J-
Onc
of
the
best
fighting
soldiers
French-speaking
Canada
has
produced
was
named
today
to
be
the
third
commander
of
Canada's
25th
Brigade
in
Korea.
The
army
said
Brig.
Jean
Victor
Allard.
39-year-old
native
of
Nicolft,
Que.,
who
won
the
Distinguished
Service
Order
three
times
ln
the
Second
World
War.
Dividend
llopp
on
the
Trans
perature
in
the
southern
interior
during
the
night,
rain
chaneed
to
snow.
This
snow
Is
ing
to
sell
a
watch
for
$80
in
front
of
his
office
building
and
told
him:
"I'm
warning
you
to
get
out
of
town.
That
watch
is
worth
about
$7."
The
man
took
to
his
heels.
'
"'Khway.
102
miles
east
ouver.
It
was
emphasized
in
answer
to
inquiries
that
no
financial
gift
to
the
winner
is
contemplated.
Funds
raised
were
used
minua
me
oriver
as
with
the
CCF
leader
behind
him
still
falling
in
mast
areas
but
VANCOUVER
.p
Briusn
co-will
let
up
later
in
the
day
as
lumbia
Packers
Ltd.
said
Thurs-the
system
moves
inland.
day
it
will
not
pay
Its
regular
More
precipitation
Is
looked
half-yearly
dividend
of
37':.
for
tomorrow
with
temperatures
cents
on
its
class
"B"
common
uKaida,
Japanese
car-
rachrteers
!
will
take
over
command
in
April
Mr.
Winch
said
solely
for
purchase
of
an
award
U.S."
arc
i
u
operational
connuions
at
"forced
out
of
------
the
home
Is
in
Hope
of
tiie
oth,.r
were
Wjtn.
that
will
symbolize
uuviuc
u
in
an
enaur-
...
-IT:
"U
,
,
.UM.hlMl'
lumbia
and
establishment
of
Prince
Rupert
as
headquarters
ot
the
northern
division
with
a
drastically
reduced
staff.
Mr.
Sptllsbury
disclosed
thnt
"In
the
Interests
of
economy
and
efficiency"
100
employees
were
released
and
all
bush-operations
disposed
of
to
B.C.
Airlines."
He
said
the
company
was
catapulted
Into
this
move
by
the
poor
logging
situation,
last
summer's
lengthy
woods
strike
and
the
resultant
reduced
revenues.
ing
manner
the
regard
lor
tneir
moving
into
u
w.
ana
rnaiuin
.
wi
-
----
continuing
mild
in
all
but
the
shares.
P.
;-uing
notification
of
extreme
northern
areas.
FIT.
IT.
DOROTHY
POPE
of
Calgary
is
the
first
woman
administrative
officer
of
the
RCAF
to
be
posted
overseas
in
peacetime.
She
will
be
stationed
at
RCAF
air
division
headquarters
which
will
be
moved
to
Metz.
France,
from
Paris.
The
RCAF
plans
to
send
a
number
of
airwomen
to
Its
ba.vs
in
Europe
this
spring.
Fit.
Lt.
Pope
Is
to
prepare
the
way.
MLA
to
Seek
New
Jail
at
Prince
George
John
M.
Buclianun.
president,
1
Oood
Citizens
held
by
the
people
:
gullible
persons
out
of
thousands
I
He
lot
dollars
month.
1
Pat.
B'
a
the
first
interrup-
of
Prince
Rupert.
jei't
of
Toronto.-
.
,
said
iid
it
it
was
was
piunced
Into
50
feet
r.
IliliH.
e,t.r..
.
"
mun
was
1
fl'dl.S
II,.
t
.
f"
Irni
the
car.
.
.
J
!
tion
In
regular
dividend
declar-North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
atlons
of
the
company-s
com-wlth
a
few
showers
today
and
mon
shares
,n
u
years
KSSSi1
said
the
-WJ
L
southern
portion.
-iipSSS
ft
"
8
.
.
,
I
Mr.
Buchanan
said
reasons
for
Low
tonight
and
J
high
Satur-
passlrig
tnc
dividend
were
the
day
at
Port
Hardy,
35
and
44:
;
strlkes
ln
the
B
C-
fishing
ln-Sandsplt
and
Prince
Rupert,
32:dustry
lagt
year
and
a
drop
in
angers
Trounce
Faltering
--m-
in
mi
'
J
'
m?-
erf
Wings
8-2,
at
Detroit
and
42.
:
export
markets.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Lew
King,
Social
Credit
member
of
By
The
Canadian
Prrw
1
'H'
lalterlnrf
t..t
I.
l
liMttcr
the
Legislature
for
Fort
George
-'mi
,hh....-
.
-
,
i
Wli.llil,
said'
Thursday
he
will
recom
it.aw
m
m
mend
construction
of
a
new
100-prisoner
Jail
at
Prince
George.
lAuun
rtcu
wings
iook
a
suim
tw
taiKeiul
New
York
Rangers
In
a
National
Hockey
I"'
Thursday
night
and
saw
Montreal
Canadiens
''r
rir-sl
-Place
margin
by
a
single
point.
l"
tiuiaulens
downed
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
4-1
for
their
Mraluhl
,
.,
VielMi-o
.1
i
nl,i.
mat
Hi
1
ill
Slide
Derails
j
Three
Diesels
REVELSTOKE
M
Three
dlesel
units
pulling
a
westbound
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
cattle
train
were
derailed
Thursday
when
they
struck
slide-covered
tracks
about
50
miles
west
of
Revels
toke.
A
CPR
spokesman
said
there
were
no
injuries.
The
diesels
were
towed
clear
of
the
tracks
to
make
way
for
I
.
.
vw.j
aim
Vilr
BTCUUQ
111
IWU
(Lft.iw
v..
I
,.
narrow
the
gap-seven
oolnU
less
than
a
week
ago
Kitimat
Rinks
Arrive
Sunday
Four
rinks
will
arrive
here
from
Kitimat
on
Sunday
to
play
a
challenge
match
with
four
rinks
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Curling
club.
They
will
arrive
on
the
Louise
Sundny
morning
and
return
the
same
night.
Games
will
start
at
10
a.m.
and
12:30
and
3
p.m.
'(.u,.:mK
tom
from
first
place.
He
made
tiie
aiaiemcm.
ivt-r
being
taken
on
a
tour
of
the
present
Jail
by
Warden
William
Trent.
Warden
Trent
said
the
proposed
new
Jail
would
serve
all
northern
BO.
It
could
be
paid
for
in
live
veara
from
money
saved
by
end
hl-L-
-aJU
-
A,.
Hawks
and
Boston
Bruins
played
to
a
"e
l
11
ih
'he
third
NHL
fixture,
with
Gerry
Couture's
second
the
cam.
,
,,
b""'b
nie
uawKS
me
spuv
iui
ir
mmi
'"mutes
left
NORSLVN
ROBERTSON.
Canadian
High
Commissioner
in
London,
has
tan.sd
over
these
Cana-din-bui!t
F86E
Sabre
jet,
IlghUw
to
Britain's
secretary
cf
tte
for
sir.
They
are
the
ttrst
of
nearly
400
of
the
American-designed
planes
to
be
delivered
to
Britain,
and
flown
from
Canada
by
RAF
pilots.
The
ceremony
took
place
at
the
RAF
station
Abingdon.
...
KorW'ngUtV
ing
the
costly
air
transport
of
as
the
most
lopsided
reverse
on
home
Ice
In
transcontinental
trains.
,
prisoners
and
esooris,
ne
siu