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COLUMBIA
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NEWSPAPER
Published
ot
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Poeifie
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL
XLII.
No,
22
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY
28.
1
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!
f
Plane
Missing
On
Coast
u
Parties
Willing
To
Resume
Talks
By
The
Ckrmtiinn
1?
OTTAWA
Parties
in
the
railway
wage
dispute
at
press
time
today
expressed
willingness
to
resume
negotiations
right
awey
in
response
to
a
personal
appeal
from
Labor
Minister
Gregg.
Emerging
from
a
cabinet
meeting,
Mr.
Gregg
said
he
had
received
these
assurances
separately
from
the
railways
and
the
Brotherhood
of
Railroad
Troin-
V
r
i
V
k
aw
f
fe
-
IX-
Seven
Aboard
'
.;
'::ZMf'--riH:-
"
I
B-C-
Aircraft
.
.....
-j--
.-.
.
I'illSTj
!)lane
with
six
pers
ays
i
men.
son
a
Elk
Coralled
aboard
is
reported
miis-
(
K.KY
llll
AM
liAMK
Awiclalioii
each
winter
for
the
liui
four
year
hit
trarui-
In
Montreal,.
A.
J.
Kelly,
vice-president
of
the
Brotherhood
of
Railroad
Trainmen,
said
Jie
did
not
regard
the
situation
as
hopeless.
"There
is
still
time
to
avoid
a
walk-out."
MONTREAL
A
crippling
mid-winter
strike,
paralyzinq
to
the
notion's
life-streams
of
commerce
ing
in
the
rugged
nioun-Itainous
country
between
liutedale
and
Kemano.
The
plane,
on
a
100-mlle
over
!
water
flight
from
Butedale
to
j
Kemano.
carried
five
passengers
.rul
Pilot
J.
Slddle
of
ver.
I
u
t
i
:
me
Kanano-iKM
pme
rrjM
rr
n
auumern
Aiuerta
lo
new
lorage
area
wiierc
,
have
better
charter
to
survive
and
multiply.
Permed
in
a
coiral
at
the
Canmore
'.iti'.ii.
(KJ
mile
west
of
Calgary,
U
the
f
.rst
group
of
elk
to
be
transferred
About
100
are
y
b.....j
'.in.-,
year.
land
transportation,
faces
the
people
of
Canada.
A
It
was
last
heard
from
at
4
15
feather
Again
Prevents
Planes
orn
Entering
or
Leaving
City
p
m.
yesterday.
Company
planes,
although
hampered
by
bad
weather,
made
a
search
late
yesterday
and
Unless
the
federal
government
intervenes,
18.000
key
railway
trainmen
will
walk
off
their
Jobs
at
8
a.m.
local
time
next
Monday,
bringing
to
a
halt
every
train
on
the
steel
arteries
that
bind
the
scattered
regions
of
Canada.
Food,
fuel
and
consumer
and
industrial
goods
all
thousands
of
products
essential
to
every
j.
t
j"
'
i:n
liea
of
now
the
entire
route
today.
remains
unknown.
'
e:u!y
today
without
sighting
In
telegrams
to
Labor
Minister
Gregg,
the
Canadian
Pacific
and
Canadian
National
Railways
and
the
Brotherhood
of
Railroad
Trainmen
placed
before-
the
government
the
fact
they
had
reached
the
end
of
the
negotiation
road.
With
the
next
move
up
to
the
government,
the
cabinet
was
called
Into
session
to
try
to
deal
with
the
crisis
t
rising
out
of
the
breakdown
ol
negotiations
t
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OSn
.!
.
IB
'I'lli
I
J
Mr
Pni.e
Rupeit
this
There
has
been
no
report
of
Mot
of
the
stranded
paasen-1
clue.
'
ir.
UUMsiiig
a
more
than
deiaya
In
train
transportation.
(m
Canadian
Pacific
Air!
An
RCAF
Canso
headed
north)
..!!i-ti'al
fa-lheisaince,
Plane
.rvlc.
however.
at
to'to
iln
lhc
wareh.
It
will
be
UnM
ht
,rom
Vancouver
Vancouver
to
r.t
.f
:t.e
year.
still
crippled
In
and
out
rf
this
.
Hardy
j
i
v
r
..n.
are
open
and
the
city
and
thrre
are
21
prrsorw
PH'c
Rupert
had
exejn-cted
to
Name,
of
the
pangera
were
,!,
til
par?
me
tit
report-'
stranded
at
Sandsplt.
trying
to
(et
to
Rupert
this
morning,
but
IK)t
avi,iiable.
1
r
h.iwy
to
T'-rrm-e
still
get
to
their
homes.
flying
was
impossible
because
of
:
A
pilot
with
Central
B.C.
Air-I
PANCHO,
THE
CHIHI
AHVA,
and
Tony,
the
budgie,
owned
by
E.
R.
Chapman
of
Calgary,
are
the
best
of
friends.
Pancho,
his
paw
l,.,iding
the
bird,
kisses
Tony
during
a
game
of
ball
a
sport
day
life
will
be
left
without
vital
means
of
transport
in
a
t
which
they
spend
many
hours.
situation
reminiscent
of
the
dis-
at
MontreaL
i
,
,
yh
it
t
-nowlng
over
When
they
win
re
nhie
to
leave'
;
m.,y$
who
brought
in
some
parts
Iruptive
nine-day
railway
walk-
Negotiations
collapsed
over
a
out
of
1950.
'
I
simple
aouars-ana-cenis
issue-
At
least
one
passenger
will
not
,
"
"J
day
sa
d
the
missing
plane
Is
make
it.
There
is
only
room
on
,,.f,
.r,nmnhihiai.
nianewhlehiP'onahly
sitting
down
in
a
bay
City
Sells
Debentures
AX
ON
GOSSIP
CUT
TALK,
somewhere
along
the
coast
shuttles
battc
and
forth
betwern
ISO
PAID
FOR
GOOD
PARTY
Vancouver
Dealer
J
'
He
probably
ran
into
a
small
j
Miottrm
and
set
down."
said
!,
!
the
pilot,
who
left
for
Kemano
,
Hits
afternoon.
i
i
Prinre
RiiiM'rt
and
Queen
Char
lot'e
Ulatuls
for
20
poenper.
.IMtCTOR
STKANUH
That
is
the
prospect
a
the
of
how
much
of
a
pay
increase
tesult
of
collapse
ot
Xat-
should
be
granted
to
18.000
ditch
railway-union
wage
ncgo-1
brakemen,
flagmen,
trainmen,
tlatlons
which
reached
top
ex-
j
yardmen,
yard
foremen
and
ecutlve
level
Tuesday
only
-to
yard
masters
tmployed
on
the
end
Tuesday
night
in
failure.
railroads.
Sought
35c
an
Hour
City
council
at
the
resumed
although
two
aldermen
Bill
'
meeting
fast
night
"accepted
the
j
Bremner
and
Darrow
Gomez
offer
of
McMahon
and
Burns,
J
were
absent,
i
Limited,
to
market
city
of
Prince
j
Sale
of
the
bonds
means
there
i
Rupert
debentures
worth
$775,-
will
be
no
deluy
in
construction
000.
!
of
the
new
automatic
telephone
1
Under
the
proposal
the
Invest-
j
system
here
and
may
mean
fur-;ment
dealers
will
pay
cash
for'ther
development
of
the
city's
;the
$100,000.
4'i
per
cent
water-!
waterworks
system
this
year.
works
Improvement
bonds
at
a
j
price
of
$92
85
per
$100.
and,
U
I
A'
1
is
I.
HO.
Out
Every
small
rommuniiy
ha
Die
B
',
I.i
:if
CnliTt.
whooe
huband.
Ben,
own.vllie
yaliion
tt-tir,
did
unmethltiR
about
It.
She
pul
a
Ux
on
It.
'
Tim
u
'lie
way
it
worked:
Earh
member
f
the
aalea
ataff
em-
to
!.)
tuie
to
tell
her
a
"eholre
morwl"
about
another
!jT
"t
i
he
Muff
or
the
rust'Jtner
who
Just
went
out
the
I
j
I
!o
)i.4-."
a
penny
In
a
Kpeclal
ror.talner.
Thu
l!u
cut
down
on
Wle
chatter
and
the
subsequent
111
!,i't.
ra-i
develop
from
It.
but
Lynne
had
to
admit
that,
'
I
'-ti
ii!
i
he
year
they
still
had
enounh
ptniileg
for
a
i
H'ki-i
party
"
Among
paeners
stranded
are
'several
Prince
Rupert
residents
IncluriltiK
a
doctor
and
a
woman
store
proprietor,
sale.-men
and
oiher
bu
.lnessmcn
enroute
to
the
northern
port
city,
and
a
five-day-old
baby
In
severe
physical
danger,
,
I
Dr.
R
O.
Large,
returning
from
a
meeting
of
the
DC.
Medical
A.v-ociaiion
of
which
he
U
pre-.sldent.
was
aehedulrd
to
perform
an
operation
Tuesday
mornl.ig
BULLETIN
SOlTlLt.MPTON
(CP)
Fire
broke
oat
tn
liner
Queen
Elisabeth
in
dry
dock
here
tonight
but
was
doused
quickly.
The
Queen
Elisabeth
is
the
world's
largest
ship.
Damage
was
confined
to
some
staterooms.
Officials
went
aboard
immediately
to
start
an
investigation.
cent
increase
In
wages,
an
escalator,
clause,
reduction
from
48
to
40
in
weekly
hours
for
men
In
yard
service
without
reduo-tion
in
pay,
as
well
as
certain
rule
changes.
"The
railways
in
turn
requested
a
number
of
rule
changes
which
would
provide
more
efficient
operation,
without
making
any
reduction
in
the
employees'
rates
of
pay."
The
railway
president
recalled
that
negotiation
were
started
at
the
same
time
with
The
union,
which
originally
sought
a
35-pcr-cent
Increase,
favored
a
20-per-cent
proposal
made
in
the
minority
report
of
the
conciliation
board.
The
railways'
12-per-cent
proposal
would
provide
an
increase
of
about
15i
cents
an
hour.
The
men
'now
get
a
basic
rate
of
$1
20
an
hour
and
an
average
of
$1.66.
In
their
telegram
to
the
labor
minister.
Donald
Gordon,
CNR
president,
and
W.
A.
Mather,
CPR
president,
explain-
Mis
Bea
Grant,
proprietor
of
Caldwell
Sees
Performance
Of
His
Play
,$94
018
for
$340,000
of
the
requir-i
ed
$675
000
for
the
new
automatic
j
telephone
system.
The
$675.000
;
:
bears
Interest
at
per
cent.
j
j
Remainder
of
the
issue
will
bej
i
taken
up
on
an
optional
basis
in
i
the
following
manner:
$100,000
;
:
on
July
I
at
$95:
$100,000
on
Jan.
i
'
1.
1954,
at
$95.50
and
$135,000
on
;
lisenhower
Will
Find
Ways
the
Stork
Shoppy
In
Prince
Ru-pert.
also
spent
Tuesday
nicht
at
Bandspll.
after
returning
from
a
buying
trip
to
Vancouver.
1
The
five-day-old
baby
returned
with
Us
fiither.
who
resides
in
VANCOUVER
O1
A
special
July
1.
19.54
at
$96
per
$100.
Carbon
Dioxide
Gas
Well
Found
Offers
from
the
Bank
of
Mon-'
performance
of
"Tobacco
Road"
HI
CP)
Mat
Dulles
said
these
wars
go
on
Terraer,
and
Its
nurse
after
fly-breausc
the
enemy
thinks
he's
i,,
Vancouver
the
day
after
trcal,
which
made
only
a
firm
was
staged
here
Tuesday
for
a
filter
Dull.
J-i
lit-
bid.
and
Pemberum
securities
one-man
audience,
author
Er-
Kns.iiin
recline
i
netting
an
Advantage"
out
of
u.
hirth
for
soeclal
medical
ob-
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Oas-lco
and
associates,
were
turned
down
skine
Cadwell,
ed
that
"no
basis
appears
to
other
employees,
sucn
a
eugi-exlst
that
can
be
considered
i
neers.
Talks
witft
CNR
conduc-falr
"
They
stated
the
union
was
I
tors
and
firemen
also
started
unwilling
to
Join
in
referring
j
then.
While
settlement
in
these
the
matter
to
a
referee
to
set-1
cases
were
reached,
negotiations
tie
the
points
of
difference.
j
with
the
trainmen
tell
through
"Our
efforts
to
negotiate
a;
end
boards
of
conciliation
were
new
contract
with
the
trainmen
established,
have
been
continuous
since
the!
"Although
the
conciliation
contracLs
were
opened
last
Feb-
j
boards'
reports
recommended
a
ruary"
they
said.
"The
requests
wage
increase
on
the
basis
ot
by
tiie
union
were
for
a
35-per-i
see
STRIKE
Page
Five
!
!
collapse
and
die
!
them
nervation.
India,
.stn.it"
rauM-d
by
"I
believe."
he
said,
"thai
The
minute
child
weighing
in
swallow
free
iM.fi
f
.r!ii.r:il
t.'Kt'nhiivL-rr
will
'find
fin..
mninrU
u-u
hirn
with
I
announced
Tuesday
night
it
has
met
for
three
hours
yesterday;
,l'lne?
,
.
I
in
two
carbon-dioxide
nftemn-.n
m
ennsirier
the
bids,
i
""
"Ju
t,,c
V1,
"
;
the
ways
to
make
the
enemy
a
defect
to
Its
spine,
but
Van-
urouB'1'
his
novel
of
the
same
name
gas
wells
In
the
Shuswap
area
,
As
soon
as
McMahon
and
Burns
!i
hi'
1ms
indicated
jt
I'ii
Mfli'nl
Kisenhower
He
will
appear
today
as
a
for
the
defence
in
the
cast
of
interior
British
Columbia,
i
KOl
delivery
of
the
debentures,
it
l,..n
nn
M.IU.a
nfirtHituct.
nf
:,.
I
!.
v.ts
to
ston
the
warn
"
'
"
"
'ur.aru
rsu
v
...
,,.,.
frliilmPrt
Evervman
ReDCr
change
his
mind
in
that
respect
couver
doctors
say
nothing
can
so
that
they
too
will
want
be
done.
The
child
may
be
crip-peace
"
pled
for
life.
In
his
first
foreign-policy
ad-
Among
others
stranded
are
ore.
is
as
stale
secretary.
Dulles
Ken
Hill
and
Ken
Anderson,
the
said
Tuesday
night
fighting
in
former
from
Prince
Rupert,
the
i
aiid
tndo-China.
Th'rRHtish
r,nhitt.Alberta
!
..
uriU5
"fr5l
Utry
Company's
production
of
the
-
,
,;,
o.
irm
ma
oi
sin
on
uie
Diay.
v.
nun
sum
'
wnterwnrlt.
hnrls
and
S96
on
the
mi...
t
-
Mr,H
n
lth
'
..
.
-.
-
-
r
,viT
dl.llia
At
V
Vliuivu
"
,
used
In
the
manufacture
of
dry
the
Far
East
was
part
of
the
latter
of
Smlthers.
They
were
wcil
Appoints
!
Ice,
was
the
first
made
in
Canada
and
promises
to
open
a
new-Industry
in
the
province.
soo.uuu.
otnn
ott
au-uaji
ufuu"
'
participnttng
to
a
lewa
ana
The
Batik
of
Montreal
made
obscene"
performance
while
the
a
firm
bid
of
$93.10
on
the
entire
director,
producer
and
theatre
amount.
operator'
are
charged
with
per-
Alderman
Ray
McLean,
finance
nlittine
an
indecent
show.
ty
Clerk
Soviet
strategy
of
encirclement
e-'rortliiR
prisoners
to
Vancouver
aimed
at
isolating
the
United
Bob
Wlngen.
enroute
to
install
Rtat.es.
a
new
engine
In
the
flshpacker
He
predicted
the
U.S.
and
its
Jenny
Mack,
broken
down
near
allies
would
defeat
that
strategy.
:
prince
Rupert
and
now
In
dry-
ting-Assessor
committee
chairman,
sata
mem-
dock
here.
bers
didn't
"entertain
the
Pem-berton
offer
too
greatly
because
the
city
had
sought
firm
bids,
although
Pemberton's
$96
on
the
entire
$675,000
Issue
is
three
polnU
above
the
present
market."
Council
to
Hold
Special
Meet
Thursday
Art
Vokes.
a
Toronto
Type
Foundry
machinist
will
look
over
'equipment
at
DIbb
Printing,
and
Doug
Robinson
of
Nanalmo
Is
on
,
a
regular
tour
of
Inspection
of
a
section
of
the
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corporation's
50-
Youth
Hangs
Despite
Plea
To
Queen
British
Jet
Sets
Record
DARWIN,
Australia
(CP)
Britain's
Canberra
Jet
bomber,
already
conqueror
of
the
Atlantic
speed
records,
today
established
another
mark
hy
flying
from
t'l'
-ik
Hill
Long
last
night
1
"'imiitMi
acting
city
assrss-
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ubs
-nee
ol
Hairy
M.
'
't.
who
is
in.
1
"WMMntiiient
was
made
to
!,nal)y
In
lino
with
;
of
i
ho
Municipal
Act
ar.jvMeius.
Mi'tiitav
niiihr.
.,.,
home
Drojvct
his
company
is
He
said
the
committee
recommended
acceptance
of
the
McMahon
and
Burns
offer
as
outlined
to
council
Monday
night
by
Don
Johnston,
the
firm's
repre-
constructing
In
Prince
Rupert
of
Prince
A
special
meeting
LONDON
(CP)
A
19-year-old
CARE
has
been
.Rupert
city
council
sentatlvB
from
Vancouver,
"be
Itrlton
was
hanged
tot
'.
for
Thursday
night
My
WWJe
M
p(H)ple
,d
thecalled
8
p.m.
England
to
.
.
Australia
more
than
8.000
miles
in
less
than
a
cause
the
definite
dates
specified
In
their
offer
gives
us
the
bal
dav.
U'liR
was
appointed
i"""u"
,u"
"
,
,
others
who
have
been
forced
to
"o
aiscuss
a
proyuo.
oy
spUe
a
,ramft
lc
"'T
T
B.C.
Power
Company
Limited
for
hi.,
appear
before
the
lengthen
trips
by
several
days
i
('"'
ol
p,v
U"""
for
hl3
1Ue
10
tne
Quwn-
Ire
anxious
nxiM
to
to
complete
their
future
power
supplies.
.
I
"1
.u"ll
The
youth
Derek
Bentley.
took
Xne
clty
80lltltor
Thomas
W.
ance
as
needed
and
will
save
the
city
more
than
$15,000
in
Liter-
The
twin-jet
whizzed
down
at
this
north
Australian
port
just
22
hours
and
one
minutes
after
est.1
nart
in
a
holdup
in
!
thev
are
appreciative
of
the
good
The
recommendation
received
Brown,
QC,
will
attend.
,
The
company.
In
a
letter
to
the
city
on
Monday,
said
that
If
the
care
they
received
from
air
lines
leaving
London.
unanimous
approval
of
council
j
Kupert
this
year
be
raised
";n
7.
i
r
cent
above
the
ments,
except
In
causes
""'Ii
property
Ls
city
wishes
to
renew
the
present
agreement
"with
certain
provisos
or
reservations,
the
company
ls
Truman
Doubts
Russians
Have
Workable
A-Bomb
prepared
to
negotiate
a
settle
f
erals
May
ment
.
.
.
providing
the
company
receives
such
notice
in
writing
from
the
city.
a
Laina
in
the
White
House
Mr.
Truman
Agreement
between
the
city
policeman
was
killed.
1
Bent
ley's
companion,
who
uctutilly
fired
the
fatal
shot,
escaped
with
an
indeterminate
prison
sentence
because
he
was
only
IS
years
old.
Bentley
was
hanged
at
grim
Wandsworth
Prison
while
a
booing,
Shouting
crowd
demonstrated
outside
the
walls.
He
went
to
the
gallows
despite
an
appeal
by
his
friends
to
the
Queen
that
she
override
her
cabinet
advisers
and
stay
the
execution.
Earlier,
Home
Secretary
Sir
David
Maxwell
Fyfo
rejected
a
clemency
plea
signed
by
more
than
200
members
of
'
employees.
"Of
course
this
is
annoying
and
it
probably
would
never
happen
if
we
had
an
airport
in
Prince
Rupert
but
we
are
being
well
looked
after
and
I
think
lot
of
the
CPA's
safety
record
in
flying,
said
Dr.
Large.
The
Prince
Rupert
doctor
did
think,
however,
that
airlines
officials
in
Canada
as
a
whole
should
be
more
explicit
in
their
dealings
with
the
flying
public.
"We
should
be
told
what
tn
ex-nect
and
why
we
are
held
up.
I
announced
intelligence
reports
r'COUVER
(CP)
The
Van-
of
nuclear
blasts
inside
Red
M:'
s
...
and
NBCPC
expires
in
Wdtrii,
1954.
It
has
been
effect
for
25
territory.
'
-
n
said
Tuesday
nine
'""t
B.C
Liberals
have
n
a
movement
t
rtrf.
A..t
years.
He
added
that
his
belief
does
not
mean
that
"we
should
for
KANSAS
CITY
(CP)
Former
President
Truman
said
Tuesday
there
was
some
doubt
in
his
mind
that
the
Russians
had
developed
a
workable
A-bomb.
"I've
said
that
time
and
time
again,"
he
told
reporters.
"Some
peopie
disagree
with
me
about
it,
but
that
Is
their
right."
On
two
occasions
while
he
was
n
minute
let
down
our
guard
...
.amuuver
tsoutn,
Provincial
party
leader.
Request
from
city
lawyer
Doug
Hogarth
to
renew
a
chaffeur's
licence
to
cHy
taxi
driver
Roman
Potvln
pending
outcome
of
his
appeal
against
its
cancellation
RON
JOHNSON,
Edmonton
newspaper
man,
tried
to
prove
it's
no
feat
bathing
outdoors
In
winter
by
taking
a
15-below-zero
dunking
in
the
McLeod
River,
160
miles
west
of
Edmonton.
Johnson
was
on
an
RCAF
survival
course.
Friends
who
chopjteU
the
nolo
aiao
obliged
with
a
pall
of
water
over
Johrun's
shivering
shoulders.
(CP
from
National
Defence).
b.il(J
llu
1....
I
will
-
....
invifrniujj
be
resnlvnH
"Keeping
up
our
strength
is
the
bcrt
thin?
we
ever
did."
he
added,
referring
to
the
continuing
research
on
A-bombs.
know,
will
also
be
dealt
with
at
the
ronvi-ntion
here
Feb.
27
think
passengers
snouta
this
and
not
be
kept
In
the
dark."
I
meeting.