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COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
or
Canada'
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
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XLI1,
No.
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
BC
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
10,
1953
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PASSENGER
SHIP
SINKS
WITH
249
ABOARD
PUSAN,
Korea
f
The
Korean
passenger
ship
Chang
Yung
Ho
sank
outside
Pusan
Harbor
Friday
night
and
the
ministry
of
transport
said
249
poisons
are
believed
drowned.
The
ministry
said
only
seven
out
of
256
peiaons
aboard
were
saved.
Th
captain
said
a
storm
hit
the
vessel
10
miles
west
of
Pusan.
The
ship
was
a
regular
passenger
ship
travelling
between
Pusan
and
Yosu
in
Southern
Korea.
Leaders
Say
Action
Done
'Under
Protest'
By
The
Cwsduui
Press
VANCOUVER.
British
Columbia's
two
big
labor
bodies
have
sent
in
names
of
nominees
for
their
representatives
on
the
new
part-time
Labor
Relations
Board
but
"under
protest."
The
Trade
Union
Congres4
and
the
B.C.
Federation
of
La-j
:
i
I
W
i
.
-
1
bor
forwarded
their
nominations
Friday
to
Victoria,
R.
K.
Gervin
and
George
Home,
secretaries
of
the
TUC
and
BCFL.
respectively,
both
said
the
names
were
sent
in
Rupert-Bound
QCA
Plane
Forced
Down
by
Storm
Train
Travel
Disrupted
'By
Derailment
at
Miworth
A
Queen
Chairlotte
Airlines
Norseman
plant
Diane
under
protest.
1
The
new
board,
which
will
come
into
effect
Monday,
was
announced
by
JLabor
Minister
i
Lyle
Wicks
recently.
It
will
take
I
-..,.-..J
dvi.
lover
from
the
present
full-time
l
board
was
forced
to
land
in
the
waters
of
Grenville
Channel
yesterday
afternoon
when
a
blinding
snowstorm
interrupted
the
return
flight
from
Kemano.
Piloted
by
Captain
Roy
Berry-
j
Both
Mr.
Wicks
and
Premier
Bennett
have
stated
they
have
no
intention
of
changing
their
minds
on
establishment
of
the
new
board.
Labor
and
employer
groups
say
they
are
against
the
Tnnv
Invention
Enables
Child
To
Walk
man,
me
worseman
siayea
over-itjong
cn
rouU,
although
both
1
i
bight
at
Lowe
Inlet.
50
miies
!
terminals
were
clear
trus
morn-
BCFL
nominee
are:
Home,
south
of
here,
after
landing
i
ing
;
Gllbert
schofleld
of
the
Inter-
witnout
eamage
m
Orer.tri!!.-
tircnvu.c,
.
!
naUonal
Woodworker
ot
Am-i
i
nunvrv
v
s
ir
ART
MUIiRAY
;
.
.
changes
mind
neighborhood
children
can
do.
Before
this
discovery
children
with
the
same
condition
as
8hlrley
went
through
extensive
urger.
wore
heavy
planter
casts
for
long
months,
and
even
then
the
results
wwe
doubtful.
Your
donations
to
the
Kinsmen
B
C.
Polio
Fund
will
give
other
children
the
same
chauce
this
little
girl
had.
lH)lil.
t
At
U
K
STORY
of
the
Okanagan'i
Bhtrli
y
Hlttlr,
live
i.n
an
dilci)
repeated
story
In
Children's
HtnipUal
medical
ncurd-i
Khsrioy
aji
bom
with
hip
deformity
and
could
not
talk
.sive
tiwd
as
"Oumea
pig
fr
u
new
brace
splint,
invented
by
C!ii!c!rn's
Hospital
speclalUt.
Ttiday
Shirley
can
run.
jun.p
climb
fences,
ride
her
bike
and
do
anything
the
unannct
near
mere.
Lack
of
radio
navigational
Train
travel
into
Prince-
Ru-
vanHaie
iwa.
New
West-
aids
in
Prince
Rupert
prevented
pert
also
has
been
disrupted
'
nuster.
!
the
Norseman
from
reaching
j
a
result
of
a
derailment
at
Mi-i
jjames
Df
XUC
nominees
were
Prince
Rupert
by
instruments,
worth,
seven
miles
west
not
available.
TVine1awi
.
.
.
.
.
.
rant
TJ
.i
n
that
n
Prtnrp
Otnr(rn
lot
-
i
Art
Murray
"-"'v
.
ouw
"j
The
Drovinctai
caDinei
rnaay,
JI-Star
Basketball
Team
Here
damage
was
suffered
by
the
air-
night.
discussed
the
government
po-i
I
a
UAmtin
craft
and
that
he
was
proceed
The
passenger
train
due
here;S)Uon
in
the
controversy
buti
IV
IXvlltUlll'
To
Remain
On
Park
Board
ing
towards
the
city
in
the
o
Meet
Alaska
Squad
Monday
at
9:50
last
night
is
expected
lnj
gave
no
hint
of
backing
down,
about
the
same
time
tonight.
j
premier
Bennett
said
the
pro-CNk-oIfH:k.,ud
2S
car
on,
posal
is
"not
just
designed
to
a
westbound
extra
freight
were;
save
a
few
thousand
dollars,
but
derailed
when
they
struck
a
'is
part
of
the
re-organlzation
morning.
The
Norseman
-carried
only
the
pilot.
Meantime,
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines'
morning
flight
to
I
broken
rail.
No
one
was
Injured.
;
of
the
labor
department.
Sandsplt
was
grounded
due
to
Kir.-t
exhibition
vuune
this.
ArraiiKemniU
eie
announced
senior
leasue.
He
wlU
supple-i.-in
iMi:i.t
uu'.uif
cmpetl-
tluy
by
Art
Murray,
president
ment
the
team
with
his
choice
of
n
in
.wnior
baketbull
hits
been
ol
the
Prince
Rupert
Amateur
players
from
the
two
other
senior
urged
und
Is
scheduled
to
Bitsketball
Association.
league
teams.
CCC
300
and
Cor
fu
Monday
nicl.t
lor
a
two-'
Prince
huperl
representative
dan
ii
Anderson.
R;e
wriej
!ien
tn
all-star
learn
will
be
coached
by
Don.
Ray
Spring,
car
first
stringer
Hire
Rupert
team
meets
the
HartwtR.
playing
coach
of
Man-
of
Malisons,
suspended
lor
one
Metiakatia
Merchant
here
,
sous,
currently
leading
the
city
game
by
the
Referees'
A.wocia-
:
turn,
will
be
eligible
to
play
In
Most
o
the
cars
on
the
train
!
"I'd
like
to
point
out
to
labor
were
empty.
j
this
ls
the
first
time
for
many
The
eastbound
train
that
left
i
years
the
government
has
had
here
Thursday
was
delayed
;
a
labor
minister
and
deputy
who
about
six
hours
while
crews
re-'
are
members
of
trade
unions,"
paired
the
broken
track.
jsald
the
premier.
STORM
CONE
the
all-star
lineup.
His
suspen-
Art
Murray
last
night
tore
up
his
leter
of
resignation
as
a
Park
Board
Commiiisioner
at
a
special
meettne
in
city
hail
called
to
discuss
his
announced
intention
to
quit.
On
arrival
at
the
meeting,
Mr.
Murray
said
he
had
reconsidered
his
decision
although
he
brought
a
letter
of
resignation.
He
announced
two
days
ago
that
because
of
pressure
of
business,
lie
would
not
take
his
seal
on
the
board.
Mr.
Murray
and
Pat
Forman
were
re-elected
by
acclamation
to
two
year
terms
at
the
last
civic
election.
All
members
of
the
Park
Board
a
snowstorm
at
Sandspit.
STILL
CRUl'NDEO
No
planes
have
come
in
or
taken
off
here
since
Tuesday,
halting
vital
airmail,
express
and
passenger
service.
Mail
was
dispatched
south
yesterday
on
a
Union
Steamships
vessel.
A
DC-3
which
left
Vancouver
yesterday
afternoon
reached
Port
Hardy
but
it
still
holding
there
waiUng
for
Sandspit
to
jilear,
where
It
would
connect
with
the
Prince
Rupert
based
Canso.
If
the
weather
at
Sand-pit
doesn't
clear,
attempts
will
tr?
made
Sunday
to
complete
tht-
Plane
traffic
was
first
hit
during
the
beginning
of
the:
week
by
storms
in
the
lower
j
coastal
regions.
Now
the
storm;
has
moved
northward.
i
isloti
ends
tonight,
foilowlim
ihe
1
scheduled
Mansons-CCC
ieaRue
game.
!
STKONO
TEAM
Tlie
New
Metlukatia
Merch-
Legion
Seeks
Club
Licences
For
Veterans
CHURCHILL
IN
JAMAICA
FOR
VACATION
ON
BEACH
WHITE
SAN
HKAC'H,
Jamaica
-Prime
Minister
Churchill
arrived
heir
late
Friday
to
begin
a
brief
vacation
on
Jamaica
s
Mirmy
bear
hen.
He
arrived
following
talks
in
the
United
States
itli
Prevldeul
-elect
El
nhower
and
Pre.sideJU
Truman.
I
ants
are
billed
as
one
of
Uie
An
intense
storm
which
formed
near
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
yesterday,
however,
has
blown
itself
out
in
the
Prince
!
strongest
teams
In
the
-Alaska
RAY
SPRlN'i
.
.
.
eligible
ihwip
circuits
with
former
star
raKer
Frank
Boiton
coaching
port
stated
today.
I
v
tit"
k.
,n
expressed
pleasure
that
Mr.
Mur
Southwest
winds
from
thcjof
'w
Xh
licences
to
veterans"!
y.
a
commissioner
since
th.
flight
phoe
III
Salesman
Identified
a
As
.
.
...
..;
neenn
re
nushlnv
hark
cooler
,
.irrf
sviHao
hv
roard
was
formed
in
lsay,
woma
'jTlie
Mui
chants
have
only
suflcr-jed
one
loss
this
year
aaalivst
j
Ketchikan
Eagles,
j
Lineups
for
both
trains
will
be
announced
Monday.
I
Meanwhile,
arrant!cnients
for
preliminary
games
to
the
main
,
t
Irrlnrll.
a
R
f
Mt
1
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k
II
1
1
U
Jaycees
Demand
PGE
Extension
From
Squamish
Vancouver
was
cancelled
today)
'
"n
"le
and
wiU'the
B.c.
Command,
Canadian
wmain.
.
...
j
......
.--j,
ibrniff
milder
weather
to
most
1
at
.
min?
with
the!
He
had
handed
his
letter
ol
.Man
Who
bpotted
Pavlukott
:
;
southern
nolnts
althoueh
north-
nrni,in.ui
nrnvinelnl
rahinpt
ohinpt
1
resignation
to
Mr.
Forman
bui
ern
points
will
remain
gripped
TOIUiNTO
0-A
shew
-nilrs-
Polio-
sped
to
the
scene
and
,
,
l:iu.rmrai.,te
The
aeregauon
saia
ma.iy
01
-
-o
-
its
branches
are
awaiting
licences
sioner
Charlie
Bulagno
suggested
wu,.c.
their
nniv
revenue
comes
i
Mr.
Murray
should
make
sure
'.i
,ilt
a
meinorv
fur
faces
rirrexleri
Pavlukoff
for
Question
team
of
the
city
leacu.r
1
VICTORIA
OThe
BiiUsh
Co-
!
In
the
arctic
freeze,
i
Temperatures
for
Prince
Ru-j
pert
are
forecast
as
low
tonight,
10.
and
high
tomorrow,
20,
with
his
letter
of
resignation
didn't
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it
1
from
liquor
sales.
Tlie
Monday
and
Tuesday
himbia
Junior
Chamber
of
Com
been
identified
as
tin-
inior-
ing.
He
did
not
resist
but
at
first
ii.'
ho
nave
the
tip-o.'f
re-
denied
his
Identity.
in
ilie
arrest
ol
Walter'
Queen
Attends
Wedding
of
Earl
to
Model
The
delegation
also
asked
the
panies
will
be
the
first
outside
merfp
demanded
lmme
snow
government
to
allow
such
gov
variable
cloudiness
and
ernment
branches
as
me
uquor
showers.
nlnr.norf
to
have
New
Westmin-1
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
Gas
Prices
Control
Board,
the
Power
Com
'
v'U"tf.
.wond
on
t!ie
I,
si
f
"-"
"
nws,t-wantfrd
trlmmt.te.
Pav;,iki,ff.
3fl,
was
pirkert
up
In
jlJurlKin
Niirth
York
Township
LINES
C
LEARED
mission
and
the
Public
Utilities
sier
Royals
of
the
lower
main-from
Squamish
to
North
Van
get
mixed
up
with
other
correspondence
and
at
that
the
popular
owner
of
a
men's
store
tore
the
leter
into
snreds.
Next
mepting
of
the
board
will
be,
held
Wednesday.
.
16
DIE
IN
RIOTS
KARACHI
T-
Empty
wine.
the
Commission
to
hire
veterans
over
Worst
spot
throughout
land
senior
"A"
division
playjcouwr.
"
I
ii
ui.su
.IV.
i
May
Be
Upped
here
againsv
city
an
-stars
nexc
.
dt.iPatlon
,,.
lhe
cabmet
lTi,i.i,
anil
KtiitirHuV
ItlolitS.
hut.!
province
was
the
Fraser
Canyon
where
terns
of
snow
cascaded
down
mountainsides
blocking
will
be
taken
to
Vuncouve
the
southward
extension
-,,..,...;....,
Ift
Hlf
rienltl
(in.i8a'd
age
45.
The
veterans
asked
the
government
to
give
free
hospital
care
cards
to
wives
and
dependents
of
war
veterans
allowance
'"
a
murder
chance
In
con-!
would
be
as
sound
an
ment
as
the
new
extension
from
iCent
in
B.C.
rail
and
road
traffic.
CPR
and
CNR
main
lines
were
celled
prior
arrangements.
MAIN
HANDICAP
bottles
and
debris
from
a
score
'""'ii
with
the
slaying
of
a
inrcuver
bunk
manager
Aug.
J.
1!47.
Arthur
Stewart.
Vancouver
ilo-
cleared
by
noon
yesterday,
but
VANCOUVER
(CPI-John
R.l
Transportation
Ls
the
main
,
Juei
to
ranre
ueorge.
EDINBURGH
The
wealthy
Earl
of
Dalkeith
and
Jane
McNeill,
22-year-old
former
model,
exchanged
vows
today
in
Britain's
society
wedding
of
the
year.
The
Queen
led
the
list
of
Royal
guests
in
St.
Giles
Cathedral,
and
Princess
Margaret,
who
was
for
a
time
linked
romantically
7:1th
the
Earl,
also
attended
along
with
Queen
Mother
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh.
For
two
years
the
Earl,
29-year-old
member
of
a
wealthy
and
ancient
family,
was
a
regu
recipients,
widows
of
veterans
0(
street
fights
littered
this
in
recipt
of
widow's
allowance.
;
capital
of
Pakistan
Saturday
and
recipients
of
dependent
par-1
aner
day-long
rioting
between
passenger
trains
are
at
least
24
hours
behind
schedule.
executive
vice-president
i
handicap
to
successful
basketball
i
"me
v.na,norr
aiso
rccom-
'ive.
,,,-rived
by
air
Friday
toi'1"".
howling
mobs
and
police.
ents'
pension
under
the
Cana
dian
Pension
Act.
The
toll
for
three,
days
of
violence
is
at
least
16
dead
and
ruMuKuii
uuo
custody
and
l''ni
mm
,
n.
COast
to
gurl
1
'1
l'r
murder.
8-fart
was
oiro
of
the
offlcera
In
northeastern
United
States
fierce
weather
was
blamed
for
14
deaths.
In
addition,
at
least
12
persons
were
hurt
In
Florida
where
wind
damage
was
esti
of
Imperial
Oil
Limited,
said
in
Prince
Rupert
todays,
says;
mended
Institution
of
an
auto-here
Friday
conditions
in
Call-,Mr.
Murray.
i
mobile
accident
point
system
In
fornla
may
bring
a
temporary
I
"Everyone
expects
good
a-r,Briasn
Columbia
Increase
of
a
cent
or
so
In
Brit-:
connections
these
days,
compared
,
Monty
Aldous,
rM,.,mK,
Chamber
presl-He
rout
Ish
Columbia
gasoline
prices,
'to
former
years
when
even
boat
told
the
Vancouver
Boaid
j
travel
gave
us
such
visiting
teams
j
dent,
asked
the
government
to
of
Trade
Transportation
and!
as
the
Olobetrotters
and
other
m
adopt
a
plan
similar
to
the
point
The
legendary
date
for
the
more
than
1U0
mjurea,
nan
01
founding
of
Rome
by
Romulus
them
policemen.
Hundreds
of
niare
of
the
original
search
w
Havlukotf.
'is
the
year
753
B.C
persons
have
been
arrested.
mated
at
$250,000.
lar
companion
of
Princess
Margaret,
often
giving
rise
to
rumors
of
a
possible
engagement.
Customs
Bureau
that
Pacific
louring
nign-ciass
ouuMae
i
I
plan
of
Connecticut,
Kinsmen
Appeal
It
Is
expected,
however,
to
have
coast
oil
prices
may
rise
slightly
I
He
sIkw.
sturp
mn.
Robert
"'te,
Wenuiied
pavlukoff
from
"'s
he
had
seen
recently
In
1
Mice
station.
"p
remrrub,
rrd
and
commcnt-,,"
.,.By
1
know
.hat
(cl-
at
least
one
touring
U.S.
team
here
this
winter
and
several
Polio
Campaign
Opens
Here
Under
that
system,
a
card
ls
kept
for
every
motorist.
He
gets
demerit
marks
every
time
he
has
a
traffic
conviction.
After
a
certain
number
of
black
marks
he's
called
in
to
have
his
driving
habits
checked.
If
he'
continues
to
get
bad
marks
he
loses
his
licence.
Mice
,Bed
him
to
cull
at
life
Sentence
Given
Woman
For
Stabbing
because
of
shortages
In
California,
which
Is
the
source
of
most
of
B.C.'s
oil.
White
said,
however,,
opening
of
the
Edmonton-Vancouver
pipeline
next
fall
"may
well
bring
prices
back
to
present
levels
as
volume-grows."
He
mentioned
the
possibility
of
Vancouver
becoming
a
big
oil
centre
for
the
Pacific
area.
spotted
Pavlukoff
"uoe
if
hp
iisuln.
A
week
-long
campaign
tol
While
no
citizens
were
afflict-raise
a
minimum
of
$1,000
here
ed
la
Prince
Rupert,
two
chil-
fl
r-
.
for
the
Kinsmen
B.C.
Polio
Fund
dren
were
struct
aown
m
..,7,
d
"""Aday
he
telephoned
said;
-The
teilow
you.re
nets
under
way
Monday.
right
outside
my
H
ir
ig
store,"
race
ana
at
presens
are
receiving
treatment
and
care
In
Vancouver.
The
RCAF
air-sea
rescue
unit
last
year
made
18
flights
to
various
points
in
the
province
to
fly
out
polio
victims.
The
570-total
ls
the
highest
games
with
Ketchikan
all-stars,
winding
up
with
a,
round-robin
contest
for
the
Co-op
trophy.
Inaugurated
two
years
ago.
OTHER
TEAMS
COMING
Prince
.Rupert
senior
all-stars
will
be
host
in
early
spring
to
the
BC,
senior
"B"
playoffs,
after
deciding
to
quit
senior
"A"
company
early
in
the
season.
Last
year,
Challengers
the
city
all-star
senior
team
In
its
first
try
In
the
senior
"A"
division,
faded
in
the
finals
against
Eilers
in
Vancouver
after
winning
the
semi-finals
In
Pentlc-ton.
.
Bsfore
that.
Prince
Rupert
three
times
won
the
provincial
senior
"B"
championship,
twice
in
a
row
In
1948
and
'49.
then
lost
to
Penticton
in
1950,
but
regained
It
from
the
Omegas
here
in
1951.
B.C.
M
Mary
prominent
Canadian
doctors
are
on
the
advisory
board
of
the
B.C.
polio
fund,
including
Dr.
J.
K.
Nader,
and
Mr.
F.
P.
Patterson
of
Vancouver.
Among
citizens
forming
thu
honorary
board
of
directors
are
Mrs.
Tiily
Rolston
and
Harold
Winch,
both
members
of
tha
provincial
legislature,
and
W.
,H.
Malkin.
.
There
will
be
no
door-to-door
canvass
m
this
city
and
Mr.
Bond
is
asking
citizens
to
either
send
cheques
or
money
to
him.
The
address
is:
Bill
Bond,
Box
1182
or
Box
801,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
TOKYO
CP
A
United
States
Army
court
today
convicted
Dorothy
Krueger
Smith,
a
general
s
daughter,
of
stabbing
her
Colonel
husband
to
death
with
a
hunting
knife.
It
sentenced
her
to
life
in
prison,
Mrs.
Smith.
40-year-old
attractive
mother
of
two
teen-aged
children,
was
convicted,
of
premeditated
murder
In
the
stabbmg
of
Col.
Aubrey
D.
Smith,
on
record
in
B.C.
and
compares
The
annual
appeal
Is
being
arranged
by
Kinsman
Bill
Bond,
who
said
today
.
vAj.
'
a
direct
mall
k.
J
t
appeal
will
be
f
'made
to
aU
citUens
and
W
4
collection
cans
jC-t-
will
be
placed
14
in
all
stores
for
contributions.
All
donations
are
used
for
treatment
and
rare
of
British
Columbia
polio
victims
amounting
last
year
to
a
total
of
570
cases.
Pioneer
Atlin
Businessman
Dies
in
South
VANCOUVER,
(CP)
Pioneer
Atlin
business
man,
Robert
Alexander
Roxborough
was
burled
here
Wednesday.
He
was
active
until
recently
in
his
truck
contracting,
fuel
and
taxi
business
In
Atlin.
His
father
John
Roxborough
owned
the
Discovery
and
Kootenay
Hotels
in
Atlin.
MY
TAXI
DRIVER
FINED
S300
ON
LIQUOR
CHARGE
Roman
Potvln,
city
taxi
driver,
was
fined
$300
and
cosU
'fay
in
police
court
by
Magistrate
S.
D.
Johnson,
after
being
"ivlcled
on
a
charge
of
selling
liquor.
8
Hlarth
counsel
for
the
defence,
said
he
was
In-
sti
ut
t
.'d
to
appeal
the
decision.
T.
W.
Brown,
QC,
was
counsel
")r
the
crown.
with
Just
over
170
In
the
previ
ous
year.
Medical
men
still
have
not
discovered
the
cause
ot
polio,
and
part
of
the
donations
to
the
Kinsmen
fund
Is
used
for
research
at
the
University
of
45,
as
he
slept
In
their
Tokyo
quarters
last
Oct.
S.