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COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XLI,
No.
Ill
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MAY
10,
1952
TEN
CENTS
(Including
comic
section)
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One
Dead,
Two
Hurt
I
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X
;
!
Collapes
da
Reduces
Flying
ave
Aviation
Gas
As
Ramp
GOVERNMENT
PLANS
MEAT
BARTER
DEAL
NATO
Army
Strength
of
One
Million
AWA
(CP)
Sharp
curtailment
of
flying
i
TV
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U..
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ivifil'nmflnt
k
r
S2AVCk
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Canadian
government
announced
Friday
H
has
negotiated
a
barter
arrangement
under
which
a
minimum
,!ine.
Other
gasoline
uses
will
not
be
cut.
Ic
A
sudden
and
tragic
accident
early
this
morning
at
Kemano
Bay
took
the
life
f
of
one
of
Central
and
Northern
British
Columbia's
best
known
newsmen
and
injured
two
other
well-known
Prince
Rupert
'
men.
,
Dead
is
George
Alexander
Vancouver
in
charge
of
a
nurse
i
Alex
l
Hunter.
54.
managing
I
Dv
CBCA
for
treatment.
He
has
editor
of
the
Prince
Rupert
!
a
broken
ankle.
Mr-
to
arrive
in
Daily
News
-
'
Ma&or
was
due
Injured,
but
not
seriously,
are!
Prtin;
Rupert
this
afternoon.
He
h-
si
..,
-
1
f
'1.
1l
lu
PARIS
(CP)
Six
wastem
European
countries
on
Friday
night
initiator!
a
rlraff
nf
n
t.rpat.v
ected
at
present
that
the
oil
industry
strike
of
40.000,000
pounds
of
surplus
Canadian
beef
and
will
pork
beaimed
at
pooling
their
mllitary
sited
States
will
affect
them
seriously.
1
l
r.,
1
i
!
lv,
1
!
shipped
Into
the
United
King
To
conserve
high
octane
avia
ic
View
John-
F.
Magor.
who
recently
su''",lwu
w
ul
Surviving
the
editor,
besides
became
publisher
of
the
News.
resources
in
a
unmed
army
o:
more
than
a
million
strong.
Tlhs
army,
intended
to
include
408,000
West
German
troops,
is
to
be
at
the
disposal
of
the
North
Atlantic
organization
on
the
western
front
against
aggression.
It
will
come
under
command
J.
I).
MiHAE
dom
market
this
year.
This
Anglo
-
Canadian
-
New
Zealand
exchange
deal
was
given
In
some
detail
to
the
Commons
by
Minister
of
Agriculture
Gardiner.
It
Is
ah
emergency
move
to
rid
Canada
of
the
mounting
land
J.
D.
McRae.
ex-MLA
and
;
,c
J.
F.
MAGOR
dating'
well-known
business
man
of,!
vtt"l-uu"j
""""""
I
tey.
a
nurse.
in
Nanalmo:
his
Douglas
McDon
Prince
Rupert.
I
mnthur
Mrs
-WEATHER-
liberal
due
tO'
ald
Humer,
and
a
brother,
Sid
tion
fuel
largely
made
in
the
United
States,
the
cabinet
declared
it
essential
material.
Suppliers
will
deliver
to
customers
only
65
percent
of
their
April
purchases
during
the.
28-day
period
from
May
8.
Minister
of
Iradc
C.
D.
Howe,
in
an
announcement
In
the
House
of
Commons,
did
not
mention
the
RCAF
specifically,
but
a
spokesman
said
later
the
RCAF
understands
it
is
included.
-The
air
force
had
already
ordered
halting
of
all
but
high
priority
flying.
Scanty
information
bad
communications
meat
stockpile
sparked
by
the
of
Marshall
Aphone
Juiu,
62.
reacning
!
nev
both
of
prince
Rupert:
a;
unnea
btates
eniDargo
ana
ine!French
military
hero,
in
his
here
today
said
Hunter,
McRae
j
slstert
Mr8
j.
R.
Mcllraith,
of
j
Synopsis
A
low
pressure
centre
700
south
Saskatchewan
foot
andjcaDacity
as
chief
of
NATO's
.'VER
A
Liberal
.
the
June
12
election
interior
Woodsmen
Ask
Hike
ana
Magor
were
caiapuuea
10
;
cobourg,
Ontario.
rocks
29
feet
below
a
collapsing
predeceased
him
;
miles
southwest
6f
Vancouver
j
moutn
disease.
;
central
ground
sector.
'
Island
is
"
"
drifting
slowly
toward
I
Canada
will
ship
a
surplus
of
General
Dwight
D.
Eisenhower
h.pht
in
a
campaign
His
father
T11I1,
1
1
1041
ramp
on
which
they
were
walk-
""
7
.r.
-o
Koof
a-H!.,..
Roman
Catholics
are
intimidate"
candi-x
province's
separate
j
ing.
i
Ramp
.s
reported
to
have
led
1
from
Kemano
Eeach
Camp
floats
'
Known
throughout
Central'
the
coast.
Cloud
from
the
dis-l"""
"T'.
L
naleQ
lne
aT?
'
aS
a,
rea'
-.
receive
New
Zealand
frozen
meat
stone"
In
the
of
1
development
rt
nri
most
nf
the
north
as
an
'
,
,
.,
otand
lS
SlWly
spreadins
in
payment.
This
she
will
sell
;
Europe-s
detences.
CfKffSta
this
ng
into
the
province
from
the
to
the
United
States
and
If
she
i
1
KELOWNA
(CP)
About
5000
.
noch.i
Simultaneously,
Minister,
of
!
Transport
Mr.
Chcvler
sent
out
I
y
Miller,
candidate
RCMP
said
uue
was
out,
baring
citv
lr,1920
beKlnnmn-
as
a
re-!
southwest.
"Light
showery
are
i
obtains
a
fairly
reasonable
price,
!
Interior
lumber
workers
will
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k
cfPuiii!
Grey,
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IF
notice
to
civilian
aviation,
urg
agged
rocks
below.
The
ramp
porter
on
the
staff
of
The
Daily
expected
In
most
coastal
regions
mand
the
concessions
on
with
New
Zealand.
rmmmm
lum-
in.
It
to
reduce
all
nneceary
-
same
i
COn
act
as
the
flyint,
st
compulsory
action
be
bcr
Qn
the
coast
tman
Catholics
In
who
said
tht-y
want-statement
from
him
-
so
they
would
know
are
Newt-,
then
published
by
the
late.y
and
there
will
be
a
few
Harry
Pullen.
,
M
of
J;
He.
became
managing-editor;
..
,iotv,
r,f
tv,o
nnhiuhor
Thp
morrow.
,
taken
GM
Takes
Easy
Because
of
Britain's
lack
of!
dollars,
Canada
has
been
unable
to
enter
the
United
Kingdom
Meanwhile,
In
Washington,
the
dP"if"d'"?
The
wage
conference
of
the
newsDaDer
was
curchased
shortly
There
will
be
some
breaKs
in
oeel
marKet
since
i8
ana
me
.
Tntirnat
nna
Wnnrittnrkprs
nf
Win
From
CYO
vote
for
him.
r
replied
:
everybody
is
entitled
il
and
every
minority
But
don't
take
this
collapsed.
Hunter
died
within
half
an
hour
at
Kemano
Bay
hospital,
due
to
fatal
head
injuries.
RCMP
at
Kemano
Bay
are
investigating
the
accident.
An
Inquest
will
be
held
in
Prince
Rupert,
said
RCMP.
The
party,
which
included
Mrs.
Hunter,
Duncan
McRae
and
Mrs.
Norton
Youngs,
were
enroute
to
the
Nechako
Dam
opening,
with
ceremonies
today
by
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd.
In
last
night's
football
game.
afterwarat,
by
Harry
G.
T.
Perry,
the
cloud
tomorrow
and
at
least
United
Kingdom
park
market
but
managed
by
Hunter.
'
.....
sunshlne
is
expected
In
'
since
195-
Mr
Gardiner
said
Besides
being
an
excellent
:
tne
arrangement
but
the
Cana-early
the
victim
of
this
newspaperman,
remain
mild
except
in
extreme
morning
tragedy
was
great-;
aortnern
B.C.
There,
a
thrust
!
"
government
greatly
appre-lv
active
in
community
work
in!,
i
f
th
v.,unn
will
i
elates
the
helpfulness
of
the
General
Motors
played
a
de
bulk
gasoline
plants,
terminals
'"-',"'
..
America
here
declared
Fnday
it
in
32
and
large
filling
stations
k
for
a
wage
increase
"at
of
sutes
and
In
the
District
least
equivalent"
to
35
cents
an
of
Columbia,
to
reserve
supplies
motor
gasoline
for
possible,
alio-
hour
Increase
asked
by
the
coast
cation
-
to
maintain
essential
loggers.
transportation.
The
IWA
contract
In
Interior
Petroleum
administration
for
camps
and
mills
expires
Sep-
defence,
which
Issued
the
order,
tember
1.
estimated
it
may
effect
about'
,
f
'kc
the
mat
ter
to
the
f
t
and
wv
will
deal
cisive
win
oyer
CYO,
the
newcomers
to
the
league.
Score
was
6-1.
Prince
Rupert,
where
he
was
;
cause
a
snarp
drop
ln
tempera.
j
British
and
New
Zealand
gov-
jirness.
:
aviour
is
not
in
keen-
eaucaiea
ana
naa
uvea
most,
vi
,..
nuiucuu.
;
luic.
his
life.
N
He
was
a
Mason,
past
presi-
I
Forecast
All
six
leti
on
a
Central
-B.C
Airways
plane
this
morning
at
6.
dent
of
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
;
North
Coast
Region
Clgudy
shortly
The
seaplane
arrived
pi
commerce,
an
acuve
uyro
m
the
soutnern
nan
wnn
a
iew
Club
memberand
member
of
i
light
showers
today.
Few
clouds
SANDS
RETAINS
TITLE
BY
KO
one
half
of
all
filling
stations
in
the
covered
area.
Bruce
K.
Brown,
petroleum
administrator,
announced
tbe
action
as
another
move
to
con-siinnlien
affected
bv
the
airways
after
7
a.m.,
said
an
TIDES
Sunday!
May
11.
1952
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
i
First
Presbyterian
Church.
CYO
started
off
with
a
fine
goal
by
VerHaar
but
from
then
on
motor
men
did
all
the
scoring
with
Matthews
and
Pat
Wilson
each
getting
two
goals
and
Glen
Olsen
and
Tait
one
each.
CYO
showed
neat
forward
combination
but
found
the
Motors
defene
too
strong.
Winning
forwards,
backed
up
by
a
strong;
halfback
line,
easily
bested
the
CYO
defence
for
whom,
how-
f-c
high
ideals
of
the
jM
you
siand
for."
portal
last
week,
the
f
'it,
uflietal
organ
of
jbcese.
advised
mem-J-'
church
to
examine
pate
seeking
election.
'
would
not
come
out
I;
aid
to
Roman
Cath-T-
It
said,
will
receive
P1
votes.
in
the
northern
half.
Little
change
ln
temperature.
Light
winds,
occasionally
east
15
miles
official.
Body
di
tne
newsman
was
on
its
way
at
2
p.m.
today
to
Prince
Rupert
with
Mrs.
Hunter
in
a
i
Mr.
Huntei
was
educated
in
'
Prince
Rupert
schools
and
at
i
University
of
British
Columbia
per
hour
in
exposed
locations
MELBOURNE
(CP)
Dave
Sands,
British
Empire
and
Australian
middleweight
champion,
country-wide
strike
of
oil
work-
High
1:43
22.1
feet
ers,
which
has
shut
down
roughly
j
14:7
18
9
feet
one-third
of
the
petroleum
In-
,
Low
,
8:27
15
feet
dustry.
1
S03
71.feet
Queen
Charlotte
Airways
plane,
normal
school.
He
spent
several
j
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomor
Mr.
McRae
Is
being
flown
to
!
years
as
teacher
in
the
Kooten-
;
row
At
Port
Hardy,
44
and
55;
retained
both
titles
ies
r
Friday
nu
night
avs
and
at
Alice
Arm.
His
family
i
SandsDit.
42
and
53;
Prince
Ku-
ourke
of
i
ever,
the
goalie
played
a
great
for!
by
knocking
out
t"1
B
Bifth
round,
game.
Melbourne,
in
the
ie
came
to
Prince
Rupert
in
1910,
:
pert,
42
and
57.
Outlook
and
he
returned
to
reside
here
ln
;
Monday
Little
change.
1919.
.
'
'
'
!
k
SINCE
RUPERT
GENERAL
HOSPITAL
He
lived
at
the
Currie
Apart-j
ments,
434
McBride
Street.
.
f
j
THEN
W
Institution
Has
Indians
Oust
Boston
Reduced
Verdict
by
Jury
In
Lorraine
Tait
Killing
'Ifigh
Service
Record
lo
Head
League
I
NEW
YORK
(CP)
The
highly
.regarded
Cleveland
Indians
took
A
reduced
verdict
of
manslaughter
w
as'
returned
by
a
Supreme
Court
assize
jury
here
yesterday
against
Harold
Ryan,
33-year-old
Port
Simpson
fish-
Porty-Ycar-Old
Institution
of
Mercy
,Ias
Paralleled
City's
Progress
i(
Unpen
General
Hospital
had
its
first
over
first
place
In
the
American
League
without
swinging
a
bat.
j
Cleveland
replaced
Boston
Red
Sox
at
the
head
of
the
class
by
;
half
a
game.
Red
Sox
dropped
a
7-4
decl-
slon
to
the
stumbling
New
York
:
Yankees,
while
the
Indians
scheduled
night
game
with
St.
Louis
Browns
was
rained
out.
'
In
the
other
came
little
Bobby
erinan.
inrn,.H
th
mitmsi.
told
the
''eception
with
the
formal
opening
of
in
0"
February
24,
1911.
Another
rec
I.
?
-,.HJ
-'"
-
Jaj
11,1
'i
Monday,
May
12,
when
the
institution
tution,!"
afternoon
of
December
23.
-
A
drinking
bout
ensued
on
the
boat,
with
arrival
at
Port
Simpson
about
8
p.m.
The
killing
took.
place
on
ths
boat,
which
was
drifting
in
the
hafbor,
between
10
and
11
p.m.
Defence
Counsel
T.
W.
Brown.
QC,
asked
the
jury
for
a
reduced
verdict
"if
yoa
can
find
this
man
did
after
all
kill
the
unfortunate
woman,"
because
of
accused's
state
of
drunkenness.
But
he
called
for
an
acquittal
on
the
basis
of
"four
mysteries
In
this
case
which
may
never
be
cleared
up
and
to
which
no
solution
can
be
suggested
in
this
court."-
MYSTERIES
pace
with
the
times
in
capacity
and
He
had
been
sentenced
t
court:
hang
a
year
ago,
but
was
grant-
j
j
aye
nVer
seen
a
so
ed
a
retrial
when
It
was
re-
bad)y
heaten."
He
described
In-vealed
in
an
appeal
last
year's
numerat)ie
WOunds.
scratches,
jury
had
opportunity
to
com-
bruises
.second
and
third
degree
municate
with
.the
public.
j
burnS
ani
a
deep
gash
on
the
Ryan
was
charged
with
the
back
of
ner
head'
as
definite
Pecember
1950
killing
of
his
;
cause
of
death,
common-law
wife,
Lorraine
Tait.
j
crown
evidence
produced
a
The
12-man
jury
returned
Its
'
soft-drink
bottle
as
the
alleged
,-J
Shantz
pitched
Philadelphia
"
sei've,
opens
its
doors
to
the
public
on
the
f
National
Hospital
Day.
Atnietics
to
a
9-3
victory
over
the
Washington
Senators.
In
the
only
other
day
game,
Chicago
White
Sox
shaded
the
Detroit
Tigers
8-5
in
16
innings,
the
NOW
;;
many
friends
will
ls't'
the
nrpmu.
verdict
in
one
hour,
55
minutes,
i
murder
weapon.
Bottle
was
cov-
F'ty
be
a
f
Pu,
Wh'
.
IV.
..
'u"r.'"e
After
listenimr
to
two
days
of
ered
with
a
dark
stlcky
sua
produced
the
first
unit
of
some
thirty
beds
which
was
fomally
ouened
on
February
24,
1911'.
Mndav
who
am
wigni,
01
me
ea
oox
aiiu;
.
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J",
:
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ihoHHori
Finlnttc.rrnn.:
o;
k
".tj.
out
rill
'lenianv
nn.mu
Johnnv
Sitn
nf
thp
Yanks
were
crown
ana
ueienue
cvwcuic.
w.i.i-i.
Iockedyin
2
2
Sfel
Joing
tatol
Mr.
Justice
H.
S.
Woods
re-
j
fingerprint,
and
strands
of
hair.
Li
Swt,
Kk.7L
thJmandPd
RCMP
fingerprint
expert
John
th
ia
f
Rvan
to
end
of
the
as-:
Those
were
booming
railway!
buildine
days
when
the
city
was
i
sizes
for
sentence
enjoying
its
first
frontier
heyday
I
able
c!oyen
of
th
h
l'tr'ty
here,
the
es-J.
p-
Cade,
who-was
V
JJ.
medical
Go
d
k
1
n
testified
fingerprints
were
those
of
Ryan.
Dr.
H.
H.
Pitts,
Vancouver
pathologist,
said
hair
."was
similar"'
to
that
of
Lorraine
1.
Burns
on
the
deceased's
body
which
could
only
occur
on
the
small
fishing
vessel
due
to
contact
with
a
hot
exhaust
pipe.
Yet
all
evidence
given
by
crow
4
witnesses
showed
the
en-
Red
Sox
infield
sabotaged
the
former
Yankee
lefthander,
as
third-baseman
Johnny
Pesky
and
shortstop
Jim
Piersall
committed
errors
to
hand
the
Yanks
and
soon
it
became
necessary
10
add
to
the
structure.
So
In
1912
a
wing
was
appended
to
the
east.
More
than
20
witnesses
Vfere
called
and
more
than
30
Items
entered
as
exhibits.
"It
was
.a
most
diabolical,
fcnith
y
aays
and
I."
tpn
calls
to
lend
JS)'
.-ill
.i,5P6P-t3
Known
as
the
Connaught
Wing
,
.
v
(it
was
nffirlallv
onened
bv
the'fo
U
;
Tait.
1
three
iinparnpri
runs
and
the
!
fiendish
killing
by
whoever;
......
,
iiv.iuit.
..'-
J
.
-
.
Prosecutor
Gilbert
jgine
of
the
boat
was
not
run-
Mr
OM,
.
.
name.
'
viuwn
-w.
Winers
no
m
i.m
i
this
ui
woman,"
,nmnn
"
said
coin
Mr.
-
killed
Jillieu
tllia
wuuiou,
flww
ning
during
alleged
time
of
the
asked
the
Jury
"to
0.
;
.
Minnie
Mlnnm
KmVo
nr
thu
I
......
tit
1..
1
....
itOgg,
oinpson
and
M.
Duke
of
Connaught,
then
Gov-ernor-General
of
Canada.
It
doubled
the
capacity
of
the
In-
fc;
atltut.inn
This
was
tO
serve
Until
ho
I
U'fi,.
'
ILI.
-
-jm
;h',sn;
',
,c
memDers
of
truth
in
the
case,
the
ascertain
marathon
at
Detroit
with
a
two-
tne
case
a
for
the
J
jury.
y
,
the
accused
run
triple
off
Hal
White.
Eddie,"6
!
"I
am
convinced
Robinson
followed
with
a
single
'
BRUTAL
KILLING
killed
this
girl,'
he
said
in
his
1
'7t
the
Prince
Ru-
1936
when
a
brand
new
per-
P
t
killing.
2.
Mystery
of
the
dead
worn
an's"
purse
it
was
torn
and
contained
only
one
nickel.
Np
money
was
found
on
either
the
woman
or
on
Ryan
Yet
evidence
4
pital
has
oaral
manent
structure
was
erected
to
en
insur-'
The
battered
body
oi
tne
jury
auareas.
.
score;
Minoso
with
th
i
ance
run.
woman
was
round
floating
In
Crown
aiiegea
Kyan
ana
xAjr-
replace
the
old
which
was
soon
i.
demolished.
During
the
war
a
military
hospital
was
built
im-
jl-,,;
In
the
lone
National
Lcagua
Port
Simpson
harbor
at
about
raine
Tait,
in
company
witn
an-contest,
Cincinnati
Reds
defeat-:
11
p.m.,
December
23.
other
man,
left
Rupert
on
3d
St.
Louis
Cardinals
8-3
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene,
who
per-
Ryan's
fishing
vessel
Westerly
2
Lin
rporated
0,1
nn
of
Flrth
Ayenue
and
finally
was
iCuiltinuea
i"
Win
i
mediately
adjoining
u
4
-
'
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on
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