Prince
Rupert
Di
ily
New
Wednesday,
Augu
-t
19,
1953
A'
Freed
News
Photographer
Describes
Escape
Attempt
(Frank
Uixl,
AP
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Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
1
ind
Intermediate
Fort
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
,
For
KETCHIKAN
Berlin
Rebels
Said
All
Jailed
BERLIN
(Reuters)
The
East
German
Justice
minister,
Mrs.
Hilde
Benjamin,
has
stated
publicly
that
"most
of
the
organizers
of
the
Fascist
putsch
are
now
behind
bars,"
Neuos
Deutschland,
official
East
German
Communist
party
newspaper,
reported
today.
Mrs.
Benjamin--known
as
"Hanging
Hilde"
becuuse
of
her
severe
sentences
on
anti-Communists
said
this
at
a
public
meeting
in
Weissensee,
East
Berlin,
on
Monday,
according
to
the
paper.
At
least
17
persons
have
been
sentenced
to
death
and
133
imprisoned
for
participation
in
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
Comfort
and
Service
For
reservations'
wrH
it
'
'51
uU
clty
or
Dlot
OBIca
:
the
June
17
revolt
against
the
East
German
Communists.
nd
Pulitzer
Prize
winner
in
1943.
has
Just
came
back
from
more
than
32
months
in
a
Communist
prison.
He
teiin
r.f
the
thwarted
plan
of
en
American
pilot
with
whom
he
escaped
to
teat
a
Rusiilan-made
Mlo-15
and
fly
it
to
an
American
baae.
By
FRANK
NOFX
As
Told
To
Oltn
Clements
TOKYO
(API
Four
times
I
planned
to
escape.
Once
I
did.
It
was
with
a
pilot,
Capt.
Zach-ary
Dean
of
Kansas.
It
happened
In
August,
1951.
I
had
been
a
prisoner
of
the
Communists
then
nearly
a
year.
Dean,
a
fighter
pilot,
allot
down
In
April,
1951.
Dean
wanted
to
steal
a
MIO-15
and
fly
it
back
to
an
airfield
In
South
Korea.
We
planned
to
swim
the
Yalu,
sneak
down
around
Antung,
Manchuria,
lie
up
around
the
airport
a
tew.Uays.
andi'watch'the
Chinese
security
guards,
f
Eventually
he
plained
to
snatch
a
jet
and
fly
It
ajayv.
I
was
going
to
stolil
aJBstutin
boat
or
bribe
sorrjebocfa'
&Yide,ot
out
the
best
way!
could.
-
;;
.'
We
hoarded'
all
scraps
of
food
we
could
)af
hantta
di
to
eat
or
use
for
bribery.
One
sturmy
night
lookod
like
the
night.
We
were
ready.
We
sneaked
out
.
into
a
corn
patch.
,
It
wis
blck
as
pitch.
We
didn't
knowst,
but
we
had
night
blindness
lue
to
lack
of
vitamins.
Rllmfl.v
I
walked
on,
fell
over
a
fcncit
aip
right
Into
a
pig
sty.
Thin
we
swam
a
half-mile-wlde
lake.
On
the
other
side
we
walked
all)
flight
yet
didn't
make
overt
a
milt
from
the
camp.
Wr
slepV
all
day
in
some
busies
and
travelled
only
at
night.
We
almost
bumped
Into
two
or
three
guard
huts
but
r
,;A't
i
v
!
,
f:
Al
V'V,.,"..:
!
ed,
uncleaned
latrine.
I
served
about
42
days
in
a
better
hole
which
was
not
a
latrine.
But
It
stank.
One
thing
I'm
pretty
proud
of.
When
those
sentences
were
pronounced,
there
was
applause
from
the
1
.600
men
in
Camp
5.
I
was
a
prize
reactionary.
German
Consul
To
Visit
Here
For
Two
Days
Kurt
Brunhoff,
recently
appointed
German
eonsu.
and
trade
commissioner
for
the
federal
republic
of
Germany,
with
headquarters
at
Vancouver,
Is
due
to
arrive
here
Sunday
on
a
two-day
visi.
He
will
be
ac-:ompanied.by
his
wife...
,
Oilier
in
the
party
will
be
Dr.
B.
;W.
Hoeter.
CBC
$xf
respondent
for
German
brorfoeaSts
to
JEurope,
and
E.
Pricte,
travel
Service
representative
at
Van--ouver
and
correspondent
for
the
German-language
newspaper,
"Nordwesten,"
published
at
Winnipeg.
Program
for
the
visitors
was
outlined
today
by
Hugo
Kraup-ner
who
will
act
as
host.
Arriving
on
the
t'PSS
"Norah,"
they
will
attend
a
luncheon
Sunday
at
the
Broadway
cafe
at
whim
Germans
newly
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
will
be
guests.
Later
they
will
visit
the
Columbia
Cellulose
plunt
and
that
night
will
be
gliests
of
Mr.
Kraupner
at
Bluebird
Haven
on
Prud-home
Lake.
On
Monday
they
will
visit
the
city
hall
to
pay
their
respects
to
Mayor
Whalen
after
which
Mr.
Brunhoff
will
receive
any
Germans
in
the
city
who
wish
Sporting
Goods
of
Every
Type...
k
Fishing
Equipment
fc
Swimming
Accessories
Lifebelts
A
Exclusive
Nylon
Filled
and
Covered
Sleeping
Bags
The
SPORT
SHOP
hEAK-OI.D
Chester
Klcr
of
Chicago
gazes
through
an
and
is
amawd
to
find
a
two-headed
painted
daisy,
r,
linn
by
Chut
revealed
the
flowers
nre
Joined
at
the
oil
heads.
The
unique
specimen
was
found
growing
In
mitlier's
b;iclt
yard.
A
BROAD
GRIX
Item
Peggy
Ford,
14.
of
Tallahassee,
Fla
as
she
tr-its
the
sound
of
the
green
fruit
fitted
comfortably
Into
her
palm,
means
that
Peggy's
going
to
have
a
watermelon
feast!
The
cafiteloupe-size
fruit
she
holds
Is
a
real,
mouth-watering
walcr-molon,
developed
by
the
Agricultural
Experimental
Station
at
Durham,
N.H.,
and
now
being
grown
in
Florida.
--
Tt4r
ert-Rossland
Families
More
POWs
Liberated
ed
at
Double-Ring
Rites
PANMUNJOM
AP
more
Americans
were
liberated
here
today
as
the
UN
command
prepared
to
deliver
a
stern
')!.
PC
A
hCHlltiflll
cm
ninny
lust
Sat-,tm
1"
M.
Andrew's
'in
h
iii.ii'.'tl
in
mar-
navy
blue
chess
with
white
accessories
und
corsage
of
red
carnations.
The
groom's
mother
was
attired
in
a
navy
and
pink
3
note
to
the
Ciii.iimini.its
demanding
return
of
a.l
Allied
captive...
'
The
note,
which
one
Allied
officer
described
as
"very
hot,''
was
to
b$
handed
the
Rads
at
Wednesdays
session
of
the
juiiv
commhU-e
ur
repatriation
oi
prisoners
ct
war.
The
Uug".
g.'.tip
r.i
Aili.
t
.-..
diei
yet
tunx-a
o.'ck
in
ont
tla
4;B
rods
into
I'aumuiijom
to
da
June,
daughter
of
ensemble
and
had
a
corsage
of
Mis.
Percy
Berry
of
pink
and
white
carnations.
Many
.ml
Odd
Inp;f.
son
of
telegrams
of
congratulation
were
Irs.
lvar
Eidsvik.
401
read
from
relatives
and
friends
i
ue
E
,
Prince
Rupert,
in
Norway
and
Prince
Rupert,
mid
nlher
summer
Thp
refreshment
tuhlp
was
rnv.
Bumpers
Taped
By
Rotarians
At
Smithers
Dean
began
to
get
sick.
It
was
corated
the
church
ered
with
a
white
cloth
crochet-
Jaundice,
finally
we
saw
a
roses
from
Mr.
ed
by
the
bride's
mother.
Centre
sncd
lnd
crawled
in
there.
Dean
len
marked
the
guest
pieu
wan
a
three-tiered
cake
felt
toad.
We,
had
oven
three
days
A.
J
I,awton
per-
topped
with
doves
and
'
bridal
and
flights
in
a
torrential
rain.
day.
Bumpers
of
188
.
rtAd
130
Americans
liberated
SMITIIERS
to
discuss
business
with
him.
This
will
take
place
from
10
to
11:30
a.m.-
In
Mr.
Kraupner's
cars
and
trucks
were
taped
up
earlier
anxiously
awaited
the
with
C00
feet
of
scoUhlito
tape
jour
hey
home
aboard
the
hos-
doulile-riiig
ceremony
ring,
and
flanked
by
white
tup-,
wc
Sllw
m
coniKund
and
cince
at
Ideal
Cleaners.
decided
we'd
take
a
chance.
A
I'ineheon
will
follow
at
Club
ioaiuraay
aitemwm
m
a
saieiy
piui
ship
Haven,
scheduled
to
A.
B.
Duhlstrom
as
ers
In
blue
holders
and
roses
In
I
he
bride's
sister,
Miss
matching
blue
bowls.
Miss
Mabel
campaign
carried
out
by
mem-
eavi
Inchon
harbor
lor
Japan
Via
ELLIS
m
mm
27.
Representative
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
guests
at
rrry.
sans
O
Promise
Wllkie
cut
the
cake,
and
a
toast
bers
of
the
Smithers
Rotary
club,
j
Thursday.
Only
sick
and
wound-
A
road
DiocK
was
set
up
on
:
ed
are
aboard.
Main
Street
at
Hrst
Avenue
and!
The
Communists
said
450
Al-Rotarians,
assisted
by
members
j
lied
prisoners
would
be
reoatri-
the
service,
and
their
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
Mr.
ster.
Beverley,
sang
J.
B.
Carr.
The
bride's
flowers
Maybe
they
vouV-i't
tuin
us
In.
There
were
ahoui
seven
families
in
it.
They
gave
us
warm
food,
kindness,
dry
tobacco.
But
when
we
started
to
leave,
they
grabbed
ifs.
We
fought
loose
and
dived
into
Beside
You."
at
the
re-
i
were
sent
to
her
paternal
aunt,
this
occasion.
,
he
party
will
then
return
to
Prudhome
Lake
and
later
proceed
to
Terrace
where
Mr.
Brunhoff
will
receive
visitors
at
the
Skeena
Hotel.
The
party
wili
spend
Monday
r.
Berry
gave
his
third
Mrs.
8.
Endlcott
in
Lindsay,
Ont-
i
marriage.
j
arlo.
by
four
sisters,
the
ror
motor
trin
to
United
a
cornfield
where
we
day
there
In
lovely
in
her
gown
of
Riales
rmints
the
bride
rhnnned
I
i-W
mud
for
about
an
hour.
They
night
at
the
Mountain
View
lace
ana
net
over
to
a
powder
blue
knitted
suit
with
'
,rc
ooui
oov
oetween
iu
resort
at
cednrvaie.
of
the
1st
Smithers
Boy
Scout
hted
from
North
Korea
Thurs-
j
troop,
were
kept
busy
cleaning
day.
bumpers
and
slicking
on
tape,
j
Ihe
group
will
include
CO
Am-The
campaign
was
such
a
sue-
erieans,
90
British
and
300
South
c.-is
the
club
ran
out
of
tape.
Koreans.
M'i;e
tape
has
teen
ordered
and;
lolhs.ru't
four
successive
Frl-
!
Samuel
Colt,
inventor
of
the
clay
nights
Rotarians
will
be
on
famous
revolver,
obtained
his
the
job
at
local
service
stations
first
patent
for
a
six-barreled
to
supply
tho.e
missed
on
Sat-
revolver
in
1035.
floor-length
veil
of
On
Tuesday
they
will
visit
the
white
accessories
and
a
erev
fur
nna
"
"se
w
K
lor
us.
Fin-
Office
Opposite
Post
Office
Phone
266
M
net
cascading
from
Kia.
Scalloped
laee.
In
Dm
effect,
overlaid
the
Jacket.
trMt
of
the
froom.
The
a"V
'lulld
us
a'"1
then
the
young
couple
will
make
their
i
erown-upa
boui.
us
together
home
at
416
Sixth
Avenue
East,
with
ropes.
Prince
Rupert.
j
We
had
to
marcn
uack
the
Amonir
out-of-town
guests
whole
27
miles
we
had
come
Red
Rose
mine
at
Skeena
crossing
and
the
Silver
Standard
mine
at
Hazelton.
They
will
stay
that
night
at
the
Tweedsmul
Hotel,
Burns
Lake.
Afterwards
thev
will
stop
at
Prince
Oeorge
:
rt.
Over
the
strapless
worn
a
lace
bolero
urday.
Proceeds
of
the
drive
will
go
to
the
Bulkiey
Vali-sy
District
Hospital
Memorial
Wing
fund.
j
So
delicious
as
uou
shop.,
iionea
with
stand-up
were
Mrs.
Ivar
Eidsvik
of
Prince
froih
the
camp,
and
when
we
got
mig.
lily-ixiint
sleeves.
Hupert,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lome
Fin-
there
they
threw
us
In
the
hole
I
her
moilier's
white
nlson
of
Princeton,
Mr.
Roy
Dqan
for
two
months.
I
got
ted
with
orchids
and
Jorgensen
and
Mr.
Egil
Elvan
six.
-
nnd
Mr.
and
Neither
of
us
served
the
full
ond
Dawson
Creek
on
their
way
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
Brunhoff
was
appointed
to
his
present
position
just
over
f
year
ago.
He
is
the
first
to
fill
the
ofiee
since
ou'bre.ik
of
the
last
war.
hnnor
Miss
Georgia
Mrs.
Val
Berry
and
family
of
s-entfnee.
'
Dean
served
about
32
Cranbrook.
dn
ln
Xliat
hole-an
abandon-
so
convenient
to
take
home
lac
net
over
taffeta
m:il
frock
worn
with
taffeta
jacket.
Miss
I'Try
n
chartrcus,!
When
shopping
hours
lengthen
out,
it'u
important
to
refresh
yourself
now
and
then
WORLD
PEACE
Daughter
of
Noted
Rancher
Married
at
Burns
Lake
9
BURNS
LAKE
-
A
wedding
of
Hotel
as
some
250
guests
at-wldc
interest
was
solemnized
at
tended.
The
happy
couple
left
Miss
Shirley
Berry
in
vpIIdw
were
brides-!)pr
tull-skirted
net
'a
frtHks
were
worn
"olero
jackets
styled
Chop
Suey
House
I
SS
with
a
Coke.
And
take
a
carton
horns
,
.
.
young
folks
love
it.
m?
1
1
ZJ
U
.
Ii
f
atri
of
honor's
with
two
,JZ
the
Catholic
Church
of
Burns
on
meir
Honeymoon
iu
an
ranj
r"llars
and
threc-:th
sleeves.
Beverley,
tlrlr
young
brother
I09
Third
Ave.
Ves
SPIXTALIZING
CHINESE
DISHES
which
T.ke
f.n
AuBiist
8
at
4
D.m.
with
hour,
on
on
an
an
itinerary
itinerary
f
junior
bridesmaid.
will
Include
Vancouver,
the
Okunagan,
and
several
U.S.
I'misnii
of
Princeton
I'1'1",
and
I
he
bride's
falmnre
and
Murr
OPEN
to
3
a.m.
B
p.m.
f
ushers.
Rev.
Father
John
Clalally
officiating,
when
Miss
Margaret
M.
Bicklc,
of
Orassy
Plains
B.C.,
became
the
bride
of
Mr.
Charles
Sliickel.
of
Langley
Prairie.
The
bride
was
given
away
by
her
father,
William
.Blckle.
widely
known
farmer
and
'rancher
of
the
Central
Interior.
She
chose
a
lovely
marine
corded
suit.
Her
corsage
was
or-rhlds,
with
mauve
accessories.
fH'Ms
allenderl
a
re-lhp
Berry
home.
1944
Avenue.
Mrs.
Berry
'i0
occasinn
a
smart
cities.
Upon
their
return
they
!
will
take
up
residence
at
West
i
TahLsa,
where
the
groom
Is
employed
at
the
Aluminum
Coin-
i
pany
of
Canada.
Visitors
from
far
and
near
ccnl
inued
to
arrive
as
the
Tatlier
of
the
bride
is
one
of
the
most
enterprising
men
of
the
north
end
Included
cow
punchers
from
his
range,
trappers
nnd
pros-
I
mrrtiiiv
,.r
r-i
and
(:,.
..i..k
..
in
MKiKCKKni
s
i.h-s
b,.u
wo.e
...c
mlnerg
and
t,mber
win
"av,
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2nd
and
Park
Ave.
i
groom
s
Kill
oi
nerKiace
aim
cruisers
from
central
ana
Moosr
II
mi
.i.
k.irrlnKs
of
rhlnestoiies.
The
fO'le
fur
.
(wedding
was
attended
only
u
'
"t
Terrace,
riven
kiorthcrti
B.C.
The
recepltin
continued
until
a
late
hour
in
the
evening.
Mr.
Bickle
ran
the
old
Stockholm
Hotel
at
Prince
the
relatives
and
friends
oi
the
conl
racting
parties.
Bride's
mother
was
charin-
Rupert
during
construction
lays.
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fr
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f
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tJ-F.A.W.U..
8:0(1
iliu;ly
gowned
in
a
prey
after-i
t'Oini
dress
with
silver-grey
c-
ecssories.
The
groom's
mother
i
wore
a
grey
suit
with
white
ac-!
i
essories.
botli
niatrons
wearing
,
io.';e
corsages.
I
The
brides-maid,
Ml.is
Marie
Roumlou.
enhanced
the
beauty
of
ft
navy
gabardine
suit,
with
l
pink
and
while
act
essones,
an.
Get
Carnation..
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l..
it.
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Ibll.
All
i
(1931
'
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SUMMIITK
UNION.
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lm.,,u
a
C(iVi.i;c
of
Steptmiitis.
Reception
crowded
the
large
bunqtiet
hall
of
the
Tweedsmulr
'
JU
p.m.
703
703
j
-.il,
that
never
-
...
.
cd
Use
the
evaporates
"..-
flavor.
llie
mi
u.
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varies
in
tu'""
every
other
.
Carnation
is
the
same
retipe
-
every
time
Carnation
i
.
And
c...',
rime
vou
use
OPTOMETR.
.'i
Free!
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Room
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Building
t'hone
Blue
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una
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use'
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,
i
r-.,
Tarnition!
It
tittiji"
an
,,ther
prauu.
.fed
Carnation
than
ny
one
week
use
ncvc
never
varies.
.
-
tect
for
lust
MM
THIS
H
j
"VPr
bJ
bottle
carton
36
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Asphalt
Shingles
will
sacisij
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...
I
tacfadiaf
MtiW
Inu.
Hm
if
til
k
f
kn't
I
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mi.
.
.
Moroimcnr
rnymcnr
nan
I-,.,.
Authoriied
bofllar
ol
Coca-Cola
under
contract
with
Coca-Cola
Ltd.
SK
OR
CALL
&
0RIDDIN
LTD.
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
215
First
Ave.
W.
I
Princr
Rupert
Phmie
112