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Pacific
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"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XLIII,
No.
49
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
28,
1954
'
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
'
tnuH
if
Parliament
eiz(
mi
1
v.'-T
sSratoo's
Ion
Batiasw
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ri
1
'"4.
fi
r
is
0
Ousted
Dictator
in
Saudi
Arabia
BEIRUT,
Lebanon
(AP)
Thousands
of
demonstrators
supporting
the
rebel
army
forces
who
ousted
Syria's
dictator-president,
Gen.
Adib
Shishekly,
swept
through
Damascus
today
and
seized
the
house
of
parliament,
advices
reaching
here
said.
The
demonstrators
demanded
ithe
resignation
ot
uie
new
tem-
BJj
C
ft
Jf
,
porary
president.
Maahmoun
El
I
V
BltoWNIKK.NS
grin
happily
at
the
camera
man
before
starting
their
weekly
d
ins
in
their
hospital
ward
at
the
Indian
T
B.
hospital.
They,
and
their
sister
a4:'
&
i
fi
F)
pi!
v
'fl1
w
ill
f
l
1
i
v,
0
a.
Guides
around
the
world,
were
t
object
of
the
"thoughts"
of
Prince
Rupert
Guides
at
their
Thinking
Day
Ra'ly
last
night.
Shown
with
the
hospital
pad;
of
Ku.bari,
speaker
of
the
house
I
leaders
Mrs.
Lionel
Holtby
(left)
and
Mrs.
Van
Roche
(right).
mm
-mm
-mm
g
Found
in
Snow
who
took
over
Friday
after
Shishekly
fled
the
country.
Reliable
sources
said
.the
demonstration
appeared
aimed
at
installing
one
of
the
rebel
leaders
in
the
presidency.
Planes
belonging
to
the
mili-tarj
command
of
Aleppo
were
repotted
flying
over
Damascus
as
?rowds
swarmed
through
the
citji
The
informants
said
tho
Damascus
army
garrison
withdrew
to
its
barracks.
Kuzbari,
who
took
over
in
the
i
KEMANO
-
The
body
of
n
local
workman
was
dti
out
of
a
hiiRe
snowslirie
yesterday,
more
thn
24
huurs
after
the
slide
hud
roared
off
a
mountainside
and
over
a
roadway,
five
miles
north
of
h'-re.
KCMP
toduy
identified
the
man
as
Andrianus
Ryke.s.
31,
a
citizen
of
Holland
who
had
been
in
this
country
only
a
short
time.
Only
known
survivor
is
his
father
in
Dietneer,
Holland.
Ryke.i,
an
employee
of
Mor-rison-Knudsen,
was
caught
in
the
slide
Thursday
when
it
hurtled
down
without
warning,
burying
the
road
near
Iloretzky
Creek
Camp.
A
police
dog
was
flown
in
at
dawn
yesterday
to
aid
In
the
search
through
the
huge
pile
of
natural
line
of
succession,
had
announced
he
Would
stay
In
of-
fico
until
constitutional
elec-
j
tions
could
be
held
to
choose
a
I
new
president.
FLIES
TO
EXILE
j
Shishekly,
who
arrived
in
B"i-
rut
Friday,
flew
today
to
exile
j
in
Saudi
Arabia.
He
was
the
j
gues
of
the
Saudi
Arabian
le-
;
gatlon
during
his
brief
stay
j
'
here.
TWELVE
CITY
RESIDENTS
who
earned
their
private
pilot's
licence
training
at
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club
were
awarded
silver
lapel
pins
at
a
ceremony
in
the
club
hall
last
Saturday.
"Wings"
were
mailed
to
14
other
graduates,
wno
were
out
of
town.
Pictured
here
wth
retiring
president
and
chief
instructor
Bob
Kelsey
(standing
fourth
from
left)
who
presented
'the
wings,
are:
(standing)
John
Finley,
Doug
Hague,
Jay
Burns,
Kelsey,
Stewart
Shelley,
Len
Brewerton,
Ron
Black.
Seated:
Pat
Deane,
Rilph
Malkin,
Joe
Goscoc,
Vic
Grant,
Bruce
Malcolm
and
Stan
Kaardal.
.
..
Failure
to
Bring
in
School
Finance
Legislation
Scored
by
Bruce
Brown
;
VicfORf
CP
-urars
that
bonus
for
pensioners,
promised
latere
reviewed
for
the
first
time
I
BC
HosoiQl
Insurance
premiums
i
in
the
throne
speech!
would
be
f
in
25
'
years.
fhe
"
motion
was
Telephoned
advices
from
Da-
?now,
sonic
400
yards
long
and
'
mascus
said
communications
oe-20
to
30
feet
wide.
tween
the
northern
and
south-
An
iiiaue.st
into
the
Incident
i
ern
Darts
of
the
country
had
Twill
be
conducted
by
Coroner
W.jbccn
cut.
iV.
Proby.
.
j
CHANGE,
t
ONSTITlTfON
J.
idiiimwunMWmiilri
ni
will
be
exchanged
,
for
increases
$2.50.
This
was
not
much
if
the
i
made
by
E.
JS.
Winch
(CCF-Bur
nabyi
who
said
the
orders
need
sales
tax
was
also
going
to
be
in
the
sales
tax
were
brought
up
isr.vr
in
the
thoughts
of
local
Oul
les
at
their
Thinking
Day
rally
were,
these
Chfk
f
Blinded
In
Accident
Ion
the
floor
of
tne
legislature
ts
at
Miller
Bay
Indian
hospital,
busily
learning
their
recruit
work
to
merit
increased.
Mr.
Brown
joined
five
other
opposition
members
who
have
ed
revision
to
bring
them
up
to
the
present
concepts
of
democracy.
The
government
rejected
the
A
communique
broadcast
from
Aleppo,
whose
350,000
pcopie
make
it
Syria's
largest
city,
declared
the
aim
of
the
Aleppo
rebels
was
not
only
the
removal
of
Shishekly
but
the
changing
of
the
entire
government
and
constitution.
It
declared
they
would
continue
the
struggle
until
completely
successful.
Friday.
Bruce
Brown
(L-Prince
Rupert)
said
in
the
throne
speech
debate:
j
s
Girl
Guides.
In
this
picture
they
are
shown
studying
the
malte-up
of
the
Union
id
held
by
leaders
Mrs.
Harry
Win
(tone
(left)
shows
the
crosses
of
St.
George,
St.
St.
Patrick,
which,
when
folded
together,
make
the
Union
Jack.
already
spoken
in
suggesting
that
Ray
Williston
(SC-Fort!
motion
on
the
grounds
that
it
Regains
Sight
CH1LLIWACK,
B.C.
(CP)
kint
Features
Girl
Guide,
Struck
down
by
a
bus
three
months
ago,
four-year-old
"It
is
rumored
that
premiums
might
be
done
away
with
and
the
sales
tax
might
be
increased."
He
also
said
it
was
rumored
the
increase
in
cost-of-living
George)
be
made
minister
of
!
did
not
see
the
merit
In
it
and
education.
Mr.
Williston
has
re-
j
at
any
rate
the
standing
orders
ceived
plaudits
from
the
opposi-
j
and
private
bills
committee
tion
for
his
speeches
on
the
j
which
would
deal
with
the
teacher
shortage
in
the
province,
i
matter
was
too
busy
with
other
The
Liberal
member
also
criti-
work.
All
the
government
side
cized
the
government
for
not
!
voted
against
the
motion
and
all
bringing
in
any
school
finance
i
the
opposition
for
it.
legislation.
,
j
5
nie
Thinking
Day'
Rally
Shawn
faylor
ran
we
again
although
medical
udvirnrs
had
.ssiid
he
would
be
blind
for
life.
His
parents,
Sgt.
and
Mrs.
George
P.
Taylor,
termed
the
ret
urn
of
light
to
Shawn's
world
a
miracle.
"We
were
definitely
told
rl
Guides
and
over
the
world
In
a
myriad
dif
sion
with
each
puck
presenting
its
own
little
show.
The
2nd
and
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
niglit
celebrated
j
ferent
ways,
The
march
of
pennies
wound
4th
packs
formed
a
fairy
ring
He
predicted
it
would
be
1956
before
such
legislation
will
be
brought
in
and
by
that
time
j
't
men-
founders,
y
Baden-Powell.
UK
Day
rally
In
cliool.
t
to
the
founders
up
an
Interesting
rally,
during
around
the
traditional
toadstool
which
proud
parents
watched
.
to
recite
their
promise
and
re-thclr
youngsters
sing
and
dance
cite
a
poem
on
an
international
WEATHER
Forecast
North
Coast
Region:
Gale
warning.
Rain
today.
Cloudy
with
showers
rain
or
rain
and
snow
mixed
tonight
and
Sunday.
Colder.
Winds
southeast.
30
occasionally
40
exposed
areas
shifting
to
southwest
25
this
afternoon.
Wind
westerly
15
Sunday.
Low
tonight
and
high
Sunday
at
Port
Hardy
34
and
42;
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert
30
and
38.
many
municipalities
would
be
bankrupt.
Municipalities
could
and
stage
a
pageant
depicting
theme.
The
5th
park
staged
a
Bomber
Burns
At
Airport
SPOKANE
(CP)
A
$3,500,000
B-36,
the
world's
largest
bomber,
caught
fire
on
the
Fairchild
air
force
base
runway
here
early
today
and
was
destroyed,
but
all
0
men
aboard
scrambled
to
safety
unharmed.
pennies
to
the
the
uniforms
and
work
of
Guides
i
skit,
with
girls
depicting,
various
hip
Fund,
which
l
In
many
countries.
countries
bringing
gifts
to
one
Shawn
would
never
see
again,"
said
Sgt.
Taylor.
"But
we
refused
to
believe
it.
We
just
kept
on
hoping
and
praying."
Shawn's
visiun
may
never
be
perfect
as
he
lacks
ability
to
focus
his
eyes
on
bne
object,
but
he
can
see
well
by
swinging
his
head
from
side
to
side.
LONDON
Results
of
soccer
games
played.
In
the
United
Kingdom
to-
KMil.lSII
l.KACil
K
OivWIon
1
Arsenal
0.
Tottenham
3.
Aston
Villa
2,
Liverpool
1
Blackpool
3.
Charlton
A
I.
Cardiff
C
2.
Preston
I,N
B
1.
'
Chelsea
0.
Sheffield
W
1
Huclderslleld
T
O.
W.
Bromwich
a.
'
Manchester
C
3.
Bolton
W
0.
"tin
Brownies
all!
The
Brownies
ODened
the
ses
'i
Cross
Commissioner
not
afford
to
spend
any
more
money
on
education.
Vincent
Segur
ICCF-Revel-stoke)
supported
the
southern
and
northern
extensions
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway.
He
criticized
Liberal
and
Progressive
Conservative
members
for
attacking
the
10
per
cent
tax
on
logging
and
mining
passed
at
the
last
session
with
CCF
support.
It
was
"absurd"
he
said,
to
say
that
mining
companies'
were
closing
down
because
of
the
tax.
another.
The
1st
pack
staged
an
amusing
folk
dance,
"Jump
Jim
Crow"
and
the
3rd
pack
also
danced,
an
Eskimo
square
dance,
and
!
snug
the
Brownie
aim
.
.
.
"We're
!
the
Brownies,
here's
our
aim.
Lend
a
hand
and
play
the
game."
DEPICT
BEGINNING
ig
Here
For
Meet
I1C.
Commissioner
'
vlved.
unci
intrrcslrd
inouns
will
Noguib
Returning
CAIRO
(.
-An
army
spokesman
said
today
Gen.
Mohammed
Naguib
will
return
as
president
of
Egypt
and
Lt.-Col.
Gamal
Abdel
Nasser
wll
become
his
prime
minister.
m
Red
Cross
So-
i
hold
a
general
meeting
next
night
at
the
Civic
The
Guide
pageant,
with
girls
Ufeive
here
Tuesday
'
Wednesday
Centre
to
elect
officers
for
the
.
of
various
companies
participat-
Jl.
t,.
j:
Mines
in
the
United
States
i
.
I
"'M-uss
ar-
j
1()cal
Red
Crosg
Dranch
Bllti
dls.
.
ing,
opened
with
youngsters
in
ir
UiC
Red
Cross
Cuss
campaign
preparations,
i
old-style
British
uniforms
of
I
and
Canada
were
closing
been
use
I
c
.
'
,mh
B,onk
5cots
of
prices.
The
first
division
standing
I
BELFAST
(CP)
The
Irish
vote
of
the
session
saw
the
de-
Rugby
Union
team
defeated
feat
of
a
motion
to
have
the
'
Scotland
6-0
in
an
international
standing
orders
of
the
legis-
match
here
today.
-f.ii
winch
will
be
'
This
meeting
will
be
attended
by
Scouts
and
Guides,
depicting
the
)
nnce
Rupert
and
!
Mr.
Scott.
'beginning
of
the
-Girl
Guide
t
J"Ui'Ur
Stan
Saville,
retiring
branch
(-movement.
will
,
"'ut0(i
waller
president
who
recently
conferred
Then
girls
in
a
variety
of
cos-f
m
e
no
campaign
with
Mr.
Scott
in
Vancouver,
tumes,
marched
across
the
gym
Jim
was
expressed
;
has
expressed
his
readiness
to,
floor
while
District
Commission-
fir-IS
that.
In
rilii.
!..!
i
i
Ik.
r
Mtuc
IT
KHunrulrlne
Tfali
the
Portsmouth
3.
Burnley
a.
Shctlield
U
2.
Middlesbrough
a.
Sunderland
0,
Manchester
U
a.
Wolverhampton
3.
Newcastle
U
a.
Division
II
Blackburn
B
3.
Stoke
0.
Brentford
3.
West
Ham
II
1.
Bristol
R
1.
Leeds
U
1.
Bury
3.
Rotherham
U
0.
nerby
C
3.
Fulham
3.
poncaster
R
0.
Leicester
C
2.
Hvei
tou
8.
Plymouth
A
4.
Hull
C
1,
Luton
T
a.
Lincoln
C
0,
Birmingham
C
1.
Notts
C
1.
Nottingham
P
1.
Oldham
A
a.
Kwansea
T
2.
SCOTTISH
CI
I'
Third
Round
Berwick
R
3,
Dundee
0.
Hamilton
A
3.
Morton
0.
Hibernian
1,
Aberdeen
3.
Motherwell
4.
Raith
R
1.-
,
Pnrtlck
T
5.
Buckie
T
3.
Queen
of
S
1,
Hearts
2.
Stirling
A
3,
Celtic
4.
Third
Lanark
O,
Rangers
0.
M
III
IIMI
M.AtilK
Illusion
Airdrteonlans
1.
St.
Mlrren
3.
Falkirk
,
Clyde
1,
Division
R
Alloa
A
4.
Dunfermline
A
1.
Cowdenbeath
3,
Stenhousemutr
3.
Forfar
A
0.
Ayr'U
1.
Queens
P
3,
Dundee
U
1.
St.
Johnstone
3,
Arbroath
L
t
from
the
Rcd;paign.
It
is
expected
that,
a
one-
story
of
Guiding
hi
the
various
-
u
u
10S(!
the
i
night
drive
will
bo
held
towards
countries.
services
which
j
the
middle
of
the
mouth.
The
(
There
were
Guides
from
The
11
'lnS
tO
Offer
111
I
nnnnl
1
...ill
i
,l
n.ilh
k,
I
J
C
..1
,
j
...
uptin
line
wiu
uiniviiii;
i,ii
riCMiei
Ul
uus
iinu
rii.int-,
PllUVll
.Accordingly,
the
campaign
being
held
In
aiding
a
wounded
soldier,
Guides
appeal
were
re-'
March
throughout
Canada.
'
NEW
POLICE
WAGON
CETS
CUSTOMER
ON
FIRST
TRIP
Prince
Rupert's
new
police
wagon
nabbed
its
first
customer
yesterday
afternoon
a
few
minutes
after
it
hit
the
streets.
The
new
robin's
egg
blue
van,
which
replaces
the
old
"black
niaria,"
picked
up
a
man
for
being
drunk
on
its
first
official
trip
out
from
the
Fulton
Street
RCMP
office.
The
culprit
was
given
a
seven-day
jail
term,
or
a
$10
fine.
In
court
this
morning.
It
'
M
M
-
-
m
II
I
x
v.
.o'
lie
Anri
"Unr
nrk
from
Switzerland,
singing
of
the
-
I
World
Guides'
chalet
in
that
'country,
Guides
from
Italy
and
Greece
carrying
candles
since
during
the
war
they
were
forced
to
meet
In
eaves.
Guides
from
j
India
who
hud
helped
In
developing
health
and
cleanliness.
News
Comic
frnK
i.wo
more
'Then
there
were
Guides
from
Africa,
both
white
and
native,
f'W-
WS
Will
be
sendlnir
semimhore
messages,
a
r
I)iiny
News.
Thev
Kinsmen
Make
Final
Appeal
For
Donations
to
Polio
Fund
Guide
from
Australia
and
New
Zealand'
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Holmes
strip
Is
a
success
even
before
It
start.s.
Advance
proofs
created
such
enthusiasm
among
editors
that
a
wide
readership
is
already
assured.
Having
seen
these
proofs,
we
can
promise
our
readers
an
exciting
time
as
they
follow
the
adventures
of
the
renowned
sleuth.
The
Illustrations,
continuity
and
suspense
are
masterfully
handled.
girls
take
up
lone
Guiding
through
correspondence,
Guides
from
the
Philippines,
with
one
girl
bandaging
a
wounded
man
and
Guides
from
Brazil
in
white
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the
continent
Your
gift
to
the
Polio
Fund
goes
to
provide
skilled
medical
care
and
therapy
that
may
help
some
polio
victim
to
regain-health
and
happiness."
Last
year
was
the
worst
polio
epidemic
In
history
in
B.C.
There
were
more
than
800
cases.
It
is
these
people
that
the
Kinsmen
help.
Send
your
contributions
to.
The
B.C.
Polio
Fund,
Box
151,
Prince
Rupert
caused
by
various
diseases,
hundreds
of
persons
are
crippled
annually
by
the
"killer",
and
need
help.
"These
are
the
people
that
arouse
the
interest
of
the
Kinsmen
and
the
polio
fund,"
said
Bill
Bond,
chairman
of
the
drive
which
got
underway
here
two
weeks
-ago.
'These
.
are
the
people
on
whose
behalf
you
are
asked
to
contribute
...
A
final
appeal
was
made
today
to
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
to
mail
contributions
this
weekend
to
the
Kinsmen
j
Polio
Fund.
All
donations
go
toward
aiding
polio
victims
and
a
vast
research
program
to
carry
on
the
search
for
the
cause
and
cure
of
the
dread
disease.
While
deaths
caused
by
polio
are
a
very
small
percentage
of
the
total
of
nil
deaths
r,ant
endorsed
1
1
guidance
group",
by
uniforms.
Winding
up
the
pageant
were
Girl
Scouts
from
the
United
States
and
Canadian
Girl
Guides.
The
rally
ended
with
a
song
session
around
the
campfire
fci'rs
th
Jfr
cent
We
are
haPPy
to
include
these
K,
next!
two
additional
strips
In
the
accord
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t0
'
All
pnutns
on
pas
I
ny
Van
Meer
Ntndln.
STANLEY
KOWOLSKI
and
Blanche
DuBois
battle
it
out
In
the
final
act
of
"A
Streetcar
Named
Desire,"
the
surging
drama
which
opens
Monday
night
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Shown
above
are
Nina
Youngman
as
"Blanche"
and
Gerry
Woodslde
as
'Stanley."
a
company
of
Blondie,
L'il
Abner
p
it
Popularity
and
Juliet
Jones.
So
get
set
to
enjoy
five
great
comics
on
Mon
latter
which
parents
inspected
a
j
display
of
Guide
and
Brownie
international
work.
!
Is
equally
day.