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18
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JANUARY
22,
1953
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mental
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Quarantine
issued
To
Prevent
Rabies
An
area
taking
in
Prince
Rupert,
Princess
Royal
Island
and
Prince
George
into
Alberta
along
the
Red
Pass
junction
is
included
in
the,
federal
government
itiarantinp
orLlnrrs.
I
w.0.
Rail-Union
'
!
mai'lured
within
'
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V.
n
.
7
j
ITalks
Urged
A
stubborn
outbreak
of
rabUs
t
:
in
northwestern
Canada
has
f
.
forced
the
animal
health
a
u-;
;
'
thorittes
to
extend
the
quaran-1
j,
'
tine
boundaries
southward
and
t
i
westward
to
the
Pacific,
a
Cana-
i
i
1
dlan
Press
report
said
today.
1
1
!
While
several
outbreaks
of
-j
rabies
have
occurred
In
north-it
;
c:
n
Alberta,
authorities
In
Van-
j
couvtr
said
today
they
knew
of
,
!
no
cases
In
B.C.
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By
Minister
Wind
Takes
Plane
For
Ride
m-
ijj'.nnu
wrecked
.i-hiim-.
of
their
second
,
I
i!id
one
of
them
if..
1
uir
with
a
broken
-d
,-.;;-,
quartered
In
a
wii
!4rtfd
window.
:i
a
door
l
ading
to
1
it.:)
r.iii
out
into
jt,
oi-
.iiiif
pini
country.
,.i
-pita;
is
un
Umg
Island,
j
n..:
from
N-w
York.
OTTAWA
(CP)
-t
However,
precautionary
maas-t
u
!
,
f
.-
;,-ures
are
being
taken.
!
Labor
Minister
Gregg
is
;
,
,
,
;
The
quarantine
forbids
move-
j
asking
the
deadlocked
;
ment
of
any
dogs
except
sled
i
SIHONU
MINUS
In
the
Peterborough,
Out.,
ciU.rlct
rlpttl
a
Hunt
plane
loose
from
Its
moorings
on
Chrmonf
Luke,
carried
It
75
ft
through
tire
air
to
crash,
on
another
plane,
also
tied
by
ropes
on
the
Ice-covered
lake
Damage
to
the
plane.
bJth
owned
by
Rockland
Airways,
was
estimated
at
$2,5U0
union-railway
bargainers
.
the
TsnTud
area
to
get
back
into
negotia-'
without
permission
of
the
RCMP
i
;
tiorta,
but
labor
depart-
or"ther
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Civic
authorities
In
Prince
Ru-1
Government
to
Frame
Formula
For
'Drink
by
G.ass'
System
I
ment
IS
not
at
present
pert
said
they
believed
there
was
t
Man
Given
L.
a
a
f
further
into
the
Tery
"ttle
movcment
-
does
jnyvnig
moving-
lur.nei
iulu
ii.c
f
.
eenerallv.
4
-
,
,
i
,
lne
A70if7
strikp-thrpatenPfi
nisnutp.!
7
Cun
Charge
VICTOlilA
tCPi-The
provin-
The
Stcvtns
report
did
not
report
of
the
liquor
inquiry
rial
government
will
frame
a
make
it
clear
whether
plebiscites
commtiiSion.
kxal
option
formula
for
British
.hould
be
held
In
any
district.
The
commission
recommended
c-blumbiu't
proposed
drinks
by
whi
n
there
were
objections
toi
corktatl
lounges,
drinks
with
the
kIums
M.
m.
a
government
lulng
of
liquor
lieences.
or
,
meaU
and
pubs
to
replace
beer
source
aid
Wednesday.
only
in
areas
where
there
now
i
parlors.
Trw
government
mut
decide
are
no
outlets.
j
Hotel
operators,
however
de-
The'
dog
population
in
the
eity
Ik
estimated
at
about
800,
with
about
500
being
licensed.
There
is
no
organized
dog-pound
system
or
dog-catcher
employed
by
the
city.
The
minister
told
the
Com-,
Dions
Wednesday
he
holds
hope'
and
ts
expressing
it
to
dlsput-,
ants
-that
they
resume
riegotla-j
tions
as
the
"only
satisfactory,
way"
of
reaching
a
settlement.!
Later
it
was
learned
the
min-!
Lster
Is
writing
In
this
vein
to
the
railways
and
the
Brother-,
f
:i
i.
no
fixc'l
i
si'!.'i-!,(
rd
to
on
ti
(,ruon
In
police
court
Meanwhile,
RCMP
here
said)
w
ha
extent
plebiscite
will
Meanwhile,
at
Vancouver,
me
j
cuneo
w
wiurc
u.v..-
to
DAMAI.E
ESTIMATE!)
at
$200,000
was
caused
when
fire
destroyed
the
Roman
Catholic
church
of
Our
Lady
of
Mount
Carmel
at
St.
Mary's.
N
B.
At
the
height
of
te
fire
the
150-foot
steeple
parted
from
the
main
structure
and
cashed
to
the
ground.
Quiet
Man
Caught
on
Street
A
Her
Using
Wife
as
'Decoy
a
chamr
of
txjuwMliiK
;
.
-A
.1
I
t
t
today
they
have
not
yet
been
he
determining
factor
for
British
coiumDia
nowu
naso-
.Mil
,!'
aiiiu
viiirx
,
auoltlonal
retail
li-(
elation
Wednesday
pieagea
lis
on
tion"
which
the
commission
recommends
for
hotels.
The
commission
recommended
class
"A"
and
"B"
hotels.
The
first
would
have
cocktail
lounges
notified
of
the
quarantine,
nor
1
have
they
received
any
lnstruc-i
tions
in
that
connection.
ouor
outi-u
in
individual
dis-'
co-operauon
w
uie
prefunai
stolen
if
priwrfiotng
a
government
in
Implementing
the
hood
of
Railway
Trainman
tlnd
.).
which
has
called
a
strike
tricts
In
BC.
oi
its
22
0CO
Canadian
members
i
New
extension
of
the
area
will
take
lr
the
north
and
a
separate
beer
parlor
and
liquor
with
meals.
Class
"B
would
have
beer
parlors
but
not
cocktail
lounges.
By
Ml'KRAV
JOHNSTON
"The
Quiet
Man"
'has
left
a
euest
ticket
for
her
at
the
box
office.
i
Xt
nialr
offir
navin?
out
thp
ern
half
of
British
Columbia
and
in
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan
covering
Leduc,
Edmonton
and
Lloydminstcr,
the
ederal
de
"He
caught
me
cold."
Ronald
S15
said
he'
wished
to
thank
all
for
Feb.
2
unless
It
gets
a
"satisfactory"
settlement
of
wage
and
other
demands.
Informants
said
the
department
is
not
planning
any
further
action
at
this
time,
at
least
until
the
parties
should
ask
It
to
mediate
or
take
other
steps.
Normal
conciliation
machinery
has
been
exhausted.
partment
of
Agriculture
nounced.
"Classification
of
hotels
as
"B"
hotels
would
carry
a
stigma
In
the
mind
of
the
public,"
said
a
statement
issued
following
a
special
meeting
of
the
an-1
Warner
Berg,
15,
of
345
West
the
merchants
who
co-operated
;
Second
Avenue,
won
the
"Quiet
Jn
tlle
contest
and
"at
some
t
Man"
contest
conducted
by
Harry
future
date
simiiar
chances
will
.uui,
w
ai
rYttl
huX
i
it
iiv
name
time
three
'fre
ai.i
-n-d
and
charg-.
r'.V..
ry
of
the
Sweet
.-.'irr
u.".
oHiitrs
produced
(
fl
22
rtlle
Ai.so
found
In
ijj
p-uvM-vsion
was
a
.i(h
!nch
pjlirc
said
f"!
in.iide
a
broken
ther-tie
In
his
lunch
911.
au-.
wit)
police,
wan
!rni
another
man
who
ii
In
the
convicted
man
y
thru-
men
arrested
and
"h
theft
of
i'268
worth
Black
of
the
oapitoi
ana
loiem,
doubtless
present
themselves
for
theatres
yesterday
afternoon,
0tner
contests."
TOBACCO
ASSOCIATION
ASKS
CUT
IN
CIGARETTE
PRICES
OTTAWA
Cj'-The
Ontario
Flue-Cured
Tobacco
Association
has
a.ked
Finance
Minister
Abbott
to
induce
Uxe
on
cigarettes
by
nine
cents
a
park
A
spokesman
for
the
delegation
said
"we
got
a
very,
rery
sympathetic
reception
"
Fratuls
On
gory.
chairman
of
the
association,
said
at
a
press
conference
Mr.
Abbott
had
been
urged
to
cut
tobacco
taxes
so
tliat
clgaiettes
could
retail
at
10
cento
for
a
pack
of
20.
Present
price
in
most
provinces
Is
about
39
cents.
Of
this,
federal
tax
Is
12
i
cents
a
pack,
following
a
three-cent-a-pack
reduction
In
last
year's
budget.
wnenneapproacneouieuM
-
auuu
asn
th.nk.rt
Crawford
j
.i
i
Avenue
ana
w-v.
M
f
Crawford
MooTe
Trav,-!
!"Are
you
the
q?net
Man?
whUe
permitting
Murray
(brandishing
a,
late
copy
of
.The
st(1
n
hTthe
"Ouiet
Man"
Bartender
Still
Critical
hotel
operators.
The
hotelmen
also
defended
brewery
loans
to
their
members,
a
practice
criticized
by
the
commission.
"Not
a
single
hotel
In
B.C.
Is
owned
entirely
by
a
brewery."
said
the
statement.
"In
one
other
western
province
some
160
hotels
are
owned
directly
by
the
breweries."
Daily
News.
ana
spena
uie
two
nours
aauy,
visiting
In
the
stores,
and
trying
to
evade
the
public.
Six
Molested
On
Streets
In
Vancouver
He
had
been
stationed
in
front
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
with
a
friend,
waiting
to
catch
the
'i
'a
from
Bweet
Sixteen.
r
h'
l-n
ronvicted
and
are
'(I
fur
sentence.
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.
Walter
Choopka,
50-year-old
!
"Quiet
Man"
going
into
Annette
bartender
at
a
city
beer
parlor,
;
Mansell's
store,
having
figured
i
still
in
critical
condition
in
that
was
a
good
way
to
spot
the
Snow
Fails
To
Block
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
'
evasive
and
much
sought
after
j
conscious-
j
"Quiet
Man."
i
He
has
not
regained
j
VANCOUVER
9
Vancouver's
'
terror
In
the
streets
problem,
be-Mleved
controlled
after
a
wave
of
Sale
of
Undesirable
Books
Criticized
by
Rupert
MP
are
Henry
Moore
and
Trpniniay
the
third
man.
:
Havmoid
Hudson,
was
n
for
larfc
of
evidence,
aid
The
WEATHERMAN
se,
cnZ;
Z
yelr
"nd
ness
after
being
admitted
Tues-1
I
left
.
the
Air
'
Highway
aay
afternoon
wltn
severe
neaa
iu
minutes
wt
m-k,
u,
iiir,.in
xnetnv
nipht
again
nitht.
Tuesday
injuries
'
,
my
daily
round
of
visits
to
par-Six
persons
were
mo'fsted
,
dlsC0Vered
Tues-!
ticipating
stores
and
had
pro-;
within
tour
hours.
Two
gir
si
dh?.Pern
Jrf
iVv
Vi
u
tu
u
M
Kwnf
la-pro
fniinwed
one
housewife
day
alternoon
lying
in
a
pooi
oi
b
D
,.-riiil
t.
in-
f
Jtntly
Kc
ment
of
Justice
to
take
prompt
OTTAWA
Speaking
In
the
'and
effective
action.
.
..
T"i
wovtsnrn
minihpr
nl-.n
A
12-inch
snowfall
at
Terrace
Refused
and
along
the
Skeena
river
dur
blood
near
the
bed
in
his
home
nen
,ou
debate
on
the
curiaiirncni
oi
-
Synopsis
!
chased
and
f,;
four
Muim
children
enticed
enticed
undesirable
literature.
E.
T.
Ap-1
voiced
strong
disapproval
of
any
Tl.mptralurPS
'are
e!1
above
lr
Phased
..!..
i,o-
.,...niM
inim
Prime
'
proposal
to
submit
the
Cana-
,uirm,,i
nearly
everywhere
in:
,
at
320
Fifth
Street.
.ionuuj
cvciy
u.uh
I
While
RCMP
are
holding
a
CaP,to1;
..
Iwnman
in
connection
with
the
I
Having
my
wife
with
me
as
a
i
Held
On
iap
Charge
Into
Art's
th..v
snv
no
chanre
will
be
i
dodge,
we
slipped
!-"
10
tnc
dictatorship
Pacific
air
has
Rupert
told
the
Commons
last
Pllbllc
BC.
as
warm
night
he
had
been
approached
of
a
board
of
censors
which,
as
spread
to
all
parts
of
the
pro-
by
the
proprietor
of
a
news
j
he
said,
might
go
so
far
as
to
vince
except
the
-rm.
north
.
.
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1
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ih,
.,f
ih
vvnii.
r
Raoldly
moving
Pacific
storms
;
laid
'until
there
Is
a
change
in
where
we
got
into
an
interest-ine
talk
on
vacuum
cleaners.
B.C.
Opposes
Freight
Hike
ing
the
last
24
hours
ca
used
only
an
hour's
delay
to
Canadian
National
trains
arid
failed
to
halt
vehicular
traffic
on
the
north
trans-provincial
highway.
Public
Works
Department
tu-gineer
Bill
Meighen
said
snow-plows
worked
last
night
and
again
early
this
morning.
"Our
report
from
Terrace
is
that
there
has
been
no
hait
in
Choopka's
condition.
Later,
we
managed
to
elude
siana
in
ins
uume
wwn
i..v
aw
...
.
-
-
,
inrH
1
The
woman
is
under
medicaH
Mi
n
ndeppnt
rwi
loououe
-o
VICTORIA
v-...
(CP)
British
.
i
..
i
V.,1.
in
rr
i
;
,
i
;
um
Tom
Chrlstoff
who
had
been
waiting
three
days
to
spot
the
Hon.
Stuart
S
t
UVER
Daniel
13
yf'ar-olrl
union
busl-"t.
Tuesday
was
charged
'nsptrl;ig
U)
kidnap
r
wle
P'"""
r-
"
",!S
'
ooservaiiun.
pouue
u.
O-irxnn
ex-
"
minmliii
envernment
will
strcn-
rain
to
the
coast
and
continued
.
ilf?.
:
name
b
being
withheld.
"Ouiet
Man"
in
the
Grotto,
to
loudy
mild
weather
to
the
In
plained
to
the
House
that
a
case
now
pending
before
the
Supreme
have
that
box
of
cigars
offered
terior.
applicaUon
for
a
seven
per
cent
A
physician
attending
Choopka
increase
in
freight
rates.
Pre-
said
today
his
condition
is
-
very
.,u.
nni
..in
wiriHriiv
critical."
The
mans
skull
is
I'lllre
refused
to
dls-'ails
of
the
case.
Court
of
Canada
was
expected
by
the
Grotto
as
their
prize.
j
In
Fashion
Footwear,
we
talk-;
ed
of
exchanging
old
Christmas
Forecast
North
coast
region:
Dale
warn
stated
that
the
distributors
would
not
supply
him
with
the
magazines
of
his
choice
unless
he
also
agreed
to
accept
quantities
of
undesirable
publications.
This
practice,
the
member
cliilmed.
was
largely
responsible
for
the
great
amount
of
worthless
and
pornographic
literature
now
dlsolayed
on
newsstands
II
I
u.
nits.
v.
v
0cati
-
"
-j
-
.
The
railways
made
the
ap-i
badly
fractured
and
one
eye
Is
...j..
.
in-
riestroveri
But
his
condition
is
n
Is
business
agent
for
md
chemical
branch
International
Union
of
presents
from
1949.
traffic.
But
all
motoris's
are
advised
to
use
chains."
There
has
been
no
lengthy
closure
of
traffic
on
the
highway
this
year
and
snowfall
has
been
comparatively
light.
In
previous
years,
road
closure
enforced
by
deep
snows
rias
usually
been
continuous
fM.i
December
to
March.
to
result
In
a
Judgment
which
would
clearly
Indicate
the
powers
of
the
criminal
courts
in
this
connection
and
the
motion
for
the
establishment
of
a
parliamentary
committee
was
defeat-
crease,
which
Is
in
addition
to
too
serious
for
an
operation.
'HI
a
id
Smelter
Workers
ing
issued.
Cloudy
today
ana
Friday.
Rain
this
afternoon
and
tonight.
A
few
showers
Friday.
Not
much
Change
in
tempera,
ture.
Winds
southwest
25
In
ex-oosed
areas
Increasing
to
south
one
for
nine
per
cent
pending
"
t.
O
Itrien
w
as
remand
1
k.
Rati
was
refused.
und
he
calico
upon
the
depart-
ed.
It
was
unfortunate
mac
koii
hadn't
been
in
any
of
the
stores
participating
in
the
contest,
for
he
would
have
received
a
prize
from
that
store.
He
has,
however,
Mr.
Black's
$15
cheque
for
catching
me.
Having
been
caught,
and
not
having
figured
on
It,
I
was
at
a
east
35
this
afternoon,
decreasing
before
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners.
I
Frigates
Sail
For
Hawaii
J
B.C.
May
Grant
to
southwest
20
early
Friday
morning.
Low
tonight
and
hlRh
Friday
at
Port
Hardy
and
Sand-spit.
35
and
44;
Prince
Rupert.
35
and
42.
Rubber
Firms
Face
Charge
Of
Conspiracy
TORONTO
0
Grand
jury
Tuesday
returned
an
indictment
Brewery
Licence
VANCOUVER
(f
Two
West
VANCOUVER
(CP)
The
Van
P"in'.
"
"
k.k-.it,ao
m
'
i
-mi
-
Ti
i
..
sM
v.
couver
Sun
said
Tuesday
in
a
Coast
navy
frigates.
Beacon
Hill
and
Antigonlsh,
left
here
today
on
a
one-month
training
cruise
Victoria
dispatch
the
B.C.
gov
ernment
is
planning
to
grant
licences
for
additional
breweries,
distilleries
and
wineries
in
i
chaining
a
number
of
rubber
short
loss
for
instructions,
so
proceeded
to
the
other
stores
anyway.
At
Gordon
&
Anderson's
we
learned
that
"Archie
Gordon"
is
in
Terrace
on
a
short
business
trip.
In
Simpsons-Sears,
business
was
so
brisk,
and
all
so
busy,
no
one
approached
us
as
the
"Quiet
Man."
But
Miss
Louise
Pierce,
of
1941
Graham,
was
the
first
person
to
re-catch
me
and
if
she
will
call
at
the
Totem
Theatre
Mr.
Black
to
Hawaii.
They
will
visit
Pearl
Harbor
Feb.
2
to
5
and
spend
a
week
In
exercises
at
Kealakekua
Bay.
They
are
due
back
In
Theatrical
Group
Appear
Before
Court
VANCOUVER
v
A
brief
cur
the
province."
.
companies
wwn
c
o
n
p
1
1
b
nmornr
themselves
and
with
No
new
brewery
licences
nave
Esqulmalt
Feb.
22.
been
Issued
in
B.C.
since
1934.
others
"to
unduly
prevent
or
lessen
competition."
The
lurv.
under
Mr.
Justice
3
.!!
such
licences
are
actually
.n
1
.
Issued
by
the
federal
govp-n-
tain-raising
speech
ended
the
first
act
Wednesday
when
the
C.
McRuer,
endorsed
Uie
Indictment
as
a
true
bill
against
the
ment
on
approval
of
provincial
administration.
Streams
Recede
In
California
SAN
FRANCISCO
W
Swollen
case
of
Erskine
Caldwell's
"Tobacco
Road"
came
up
In
court.
Goodyear
Tire
and
Rubber
Com-nanv
of
Canada:
Dominion
Rub
ot.
.
..
k..,,-
,ti.,H
huir
fiitji
hpr
Company;
1uniop
lire
"u
Eight
theatrical
people,
five
members
of
the
cast,
the
direc
L
1
I
tl
1
1
1
tm,C
,,1.
V.
hrv-a
-
-
-
mHn.
their
banks
along
the
coast
of
Buooer
uooas
ompaiy
-'"'""
r,H
r,,,th.
Outta
Percha
Tire
and
Rubber,
tor,
producer
and
theatre
opera
tor,
appeared
in
police
court
on
charges
of
taking
part
in
a
"lewd
BULLETIN
MONTREAL
(CP)
A
warrau.
was
issued
today
for
the
arrest
of
Frederick
Hensler
on
a
charge
of
theft
of
the
draft
copy
of
the
controversial
Cur-rie
report.
Hensler's
address
was
given
as
a
downtown
commercial
builuing
which
houses
thrv
iiiuiuig
firms.
Umneo;
ann
o-
uv"'v,
Rvibber
Company.
'Flu
Keeps
Pope
in
Bed
'
VATICAN
CITY
iVAn
attack
of
influenza
and
fever
confined
the
Pope
to
bed
today.
The
Vati
cmi
pie
oflica
reported
the
77-year-old
Pontiff's
temperature
em
Oregon
and
flood
waters
in
lowlands
are
receding.
and
obscene
show."
.
f.-
V"-
,
i
"
original
report
alleged!
t
nri-e-flxing
combines!
Defence
Rttorney
Tom
Dohm
Turbulent
rivers
and
creeks,
The
rmrtra
nf
I
.ntml
Hillit
h,ul,tlllt
NK
MAIISHALI.,
32-ycar-old
radio
technician.
Is
a
few
months
alieud
of
official
television
delivered
the
speech,
before
a
j
,
x,
,lrf.i..
nnnn
n,n,
frnm
hurt
nnerated
in
more
than
SW
r
"r
Winnipeg.
HU
home-made
televLslon
transmitter
is
operating
in
his
basement
wornsnop
ii
tines
are
sent
over
a
rinsed
circuit,
to
friends
with
receivers.
Marshall
Is
senaing
nis
Awas
about
100
degrees.
,
Oscar
Orr
adjourned
the
hear-
homes
and
had
cut
highways
i
per
cent
of
Canada
s
$250,000,000
ing
until
Jan.
29.
land
communication
lines.
1
rubber
industry.
1
'
ideiittflcutlou
wlilch
b
received
on
Uie
set
lu
the
background.
,
..
m
:
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3
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