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64
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Fop
Cteo)ii
.
.
.
Big
Fight
Set
Here
Information
Given
Ex-Candidate
First
VICTORIA
(CP)
Bruce
Brown
(L-Prince
Rupert)
criticized
the
government
Tuesday
for
giving
information
to
a
defeated
Social
Credit
candidate
before
giving
it
to
members
of
the
legislature.
He
said
in
the
legislature
that
:
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I
I
4:..
'
f-
April
2
Champ
Coming
On
HMCS
Sioux
both
he
and
Frank
Howard
l
L..
I
iCCF-Skeena)
had
asked
for
j
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t
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r;VrW.J,s..xin
r
Pair
Unharmed
Leading
Seaman
Trent
Ketchison
of
the
Roy
information
on
a
road
from
Ki-timat
to
Terrace
and
'had
got
nothing.
Mr.
Brown
quoted
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
of
Feb.;
26,
the
day
he
asked
for
the
information
in
the
house,
which
said
R.
S.
Lawrence,
defeated
Social
Credit
candidate
in
Skeena
in
the
last
election,
had
reported
surveys
would
be
started
on
the
road
shortly.
Mr.
Brown
said
the
paper
said
the
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
and
the
government
would
share
the
cost
of
the
work
50-50.
Mr.
Lawrence
had
received
the
information
from
Prem
SG
BRinrs
stand
in
front
of
their
beaming
bridegrooms
after
their
wedding
in
the
of
Berkel-Ensehot.
Netherlands.
What
is
remarkable
is
that
it
was
all
a
family
girls
of
the
de
Kort
family
marrt
?d
four
Bertensmen
and
a
relative
of
the
,ily
And
a
Bertensgirl
married
a
man
of
the
de
Kort
family.
Standing
in
front
of
ds
is
a
riiiRbearer
who
carries
the
12
wedding
bands
on
a
pillow.
The
de
Korta
arc
neighbors.
Canadian
Navy
will
keep
his
date
with
Prince
Rupert's
Andy
Marshall,
Golden
Gloves
middle-weight
champion
on
Friday,
April
2
at
the
Navy
Drill
Hall
here,
it
was
announced
today.
r
t.
Cmdr.
J.
O.
Pearson,
of
VANCOUVER
'Oi
A
small
plane,
missing
since
last
Friday,
was
found
today
on
Princess
Royal
Island,
350
miles
north
of
here.
-
The
two
occupants.
Pilot
Alston
J.
R.
Taurie,
26,
and
passenger
Charles
Kendall,
50,
of
Los
Angeles,
Calif.,
were
reported
safe.
The
plane,
a
single-engine
Aeronca,
was
on
a
flight
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Vancouver
when
it
disappeared.
The
float-equipped
plane
had
landed
on
water
and
apparently
suffered
Hears
Accused's
Statement
eiiminary
Hearing
Adjourned
HMCS
Chatham,
said
today
that
j
the
destroyer
HMCS
Sioux
woulJ
ier
Bennett
and
Public
Works
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
April
2,
(
and
on
board,
by
"kind
pennis-
IRISHMEN
sensitive
to
the
color
of
orange
because
of
its
historical
significance
should
try
to
imagine
that
the
fruit
in
this
picture
is
the
lemon,
not
the
orange.
Lovely
Evelyn
Ay,
Miss
America
for
1954.
poses
with
a
shamrock
in
a
field
of
oranges
as
she
celebrates
St.
Patrick's
Day.
S
D
Vanc
e,
at
the
i
Two
RCMP
constables
took
the
Welgerinck
told
court
they
i
'"n
01
Kpar
Admiral
J.
C.
Hlb-
Minister
P.
A.
Gaglardi.
ASKS
EXfcMPTION
Mr.
Brown
also
asked
the
government
,
to
.
exempt
from
the
proposed
five
per
cent
sales
tax
no
damage.
A
report
from
an
RCAF
search
plane
said
Laurie's
ptane
had
run
out
of
fuel,
and
he
was
forced
to
land
at
Port
Belmont
in
Surf
Inlet
on
Princess
Royal
,n
Piusri
utor
T.
:
stand
vesterdav
afternoon
to
were
In
the
room
nt
the
cit.v
,uia-
tU
'CU
RCN,
Flag
offi
cii.
-fcrrcd
action
'
complete
the
list
of
witnesses,
(police
station
with
Robinson
rpr
raiine
coa.si,
would
be
Ld;
all.
otherwise
.
taxable
purchases
Island.
EDITORIAL
made
by
municipalities.
It
will
be
refueled
by
an
RCAF
while
he
made
the
statement.
n'
.
.
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,
.
..
;
.
.
.
KelcniMin,
who
won
the
Cuna-
InU.thoaccu.sedU.ldofdrmk-
dian
amateur
mWdlewe,Rhl
ing
beer
in
several
downtown
fa,4
cllH
lon,hl
,
Monlreal
hotels
on
Feb.
12
and
r
going
deffcat
b
Marshall;
to
the
home
of
Lloyd
Wilson
,
iu
Vancouver,
March
5.
where
he,
Wilson,
Violet
Sam-'
.
'
He
said
municipalities
win
rescue
craft
and
escorted
to
Alert
in
the
case
of
;
Magistrate
Vance
asked
acciu-m
31-year-old
ed
U
he
wished
to
speak,
to
ii.t
a
rbarge
of
which
he
replied:
"J
have
noth-Jet
Samparc
here
ing
to
say
at
this
'time."
Highlight
of
the
hearing.
aiie
his
request
j
which
began'March
10
and
was
w
of
evidence
!
adjourned
until
yesterday,
was
.rjjT
hiaring.
He
reading
of
a
statement
written
jiiir.u
instructions
i
and
signed
by
Robinson
on
Feb-
lose
under
the
new
exemptions
Bay
pn
Vancouver
Island.
piauueu
ior
me
sales
tax
DC-
Help
Through
Red
Cross
cause
it
will
cut
Into
their
share
nai-P
anrt
Fvrlvn
Wpslrv
rnnsum-
"".'""Hn'y'nK
n.eu:iiutin
u
t
T
.
of
the
returns,
wll
ose
because
ed
a
gallon
of
wine.
First
witness,
Wilson,
told
Iter
or
racinc
Conunand
and
f
Annuiniio
piuviuc
uicu
icmn-vjoiiauicuio
ill.
o
aboard
the
Sioux
will
be
lo
"rl
v
r
...
mitVi
.
11
maim-
rvt'
tVirnno-h
t.rupir
Can
a-
they
have
to
pay
five
instead
of
I
three
per
cent
and
lose
half
the
10
per
cent
drinks
by
the
glass
Tify-gfiieral's
de-
'
ruary
20.
I
rM?7
10
th8t
T"'
to
take
on
word
The-'tW
poUcemen
RCMP
i
uwu
oro
ine
iwo
pouLcmen
-
nyw""
pushed
pusneu
Violet
vioiei
San
omnparc
lparc
down
uowu
tlie
uir
mernhprs
,n,hpr
of
nf
Jiu.
i,.
Wnrrl'n
r-i.,
tax
that
will
be
abolished
at
this
I
Constable
Riddcll
and
Constable
Canadian,
US,
Firms
Confer
With
Bennett
VICTORIA
(CP)
The
heads
of
giant
Canadian
and.
United
session.
He
said
he
had
hoped
municipalities
would
get
one-third
of
the
five
per
cent
tax
as
they
jroni
ooor
steps
ana
sue
iuuwu
Centre
boxing
club
against
a
huge
Umber
lying
on
i
....
.
,
.
,
the
ground,
causing
a
wound
toi
re(J
by-the
Prince
Rupert
Elks
her
lelt
eye.
i.ode.
in
an
effort
to
raise
suf-
Further
evidence
disclosed
,
fi,.(.nt
funds
to
send
Marshall
Wf
VALLEY
TRIPLETS
now
get
one-third
.of
the
three
WED
FIRST
IN
AREA
per
cent
levy
but
Uiey
would
Kooinson
iook
ncr
to
nis
nome
,
back
to
the
British
Empire
Games
trials
in
Toronto
if
he
is
chosen
as
a
British
Columbia
representative.
only
receive
one-fifth.
Municipalities
were
hard-pressed
with
school
costs
and
their
returns
should
be
in
I
eany
on
uie
iiioriuu
ui
rru.
to
.
,
but
-did
not
seek
medical
aid
j
j
until
Monday.
Feb.
15.
She
died
j
!
In
hospital
about
10
p.m.
Feb.
16.
j
I
Robinson
was
charged
with
i
Sih-cIuI
to
The
Dally
New
-,
r-RSA.vt
of
triplets,
believed
to
be
the
first
born
id.
wrf
delivered
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Murray
of
creased.
Mklfy
Valley
Hospital
Tuesday.
Inquest
Set
For
Tomorrow
murder
following
an
inquest
Feb.
'
20.
I
VOLUNTARY
STATEMENT
j
Constable
Riddcll,
who
also;
attached
his
signature
to
the
I
w-
mm
J'
'"'1J"1
"
'-'
,"l""t5"
dian
Red
Cross
Society.
One
other
service
International
Relief
is
your
way
of
saying,
again
through
th,e
Red
Cross
Society,
that
you
are
prepared
to
help
your
fellow
man
when
and
where
that
help
is
most
needed,
regardless
of
race,
creed,
color,
and
political
or
geographical
boundaries.
Today
you
are
asked
once
more
to
reaffirm
your
decision
to
help
others,,
and
to
help
them
through
the
Red
Cross
the
universally
recognized
symbol
of
man's
willingness
to
help
his
fellow
man.
Wherever
help
is
needed,
whether
it
is
across
the
street,
across
the
nation
or
across
the
world,
your
hand
is
extended
because
you
helped
through
Red
Cross.
,
Alone,
there
are
few
of
us
who
can
help
anyone
other
than
those
who
are
close
to
us.
As
partners
in
Red
Crossthe
greatest
organization
on
earth
for
the
alleviation
of
human
suffering
wer
can
accomplish
much.
Let
us
give
that
help
today.
Pra.
all
boys
weighing
between
four
and
five
h
lure
tiio
first
born
in
the
hospital
since
its
1933.
x
weeks
premature,
the
babies
Vere
Immediately
i
incubator,
and
doctors
reported'
that
both
mother
ff
"doing
well."
P'tts
are
the
couple's
first
children.
statement,
told
court
of
taking
i
Dpm,t.v
nrnner
nmm
Dawes1
States
fentrrprises,
competitors
for
vast
British
Columbia
ani
Yukon
water
rights,
met
in
a
hush-hush
meeting
in
Premier
Bennett's
office
Tuesday.
They
were
Thayer
Lindslev,
president
of
Ventures
Ltd.,
Fro-bisher
Ltd.,
and
Quebec
Metallurgical
Industries
Ltd.,
and
Irving
W.
Wilson,
president
oftho
Aluminum
Company
of
America.
The
two
enterprises
both
have
their
eyes
on
hydro-electric
potential
in
northern
B.C.
and
in
the
Yukon.
Neither
Premier
Bennett
nor
the
company
heads
would
comment
on
the
discussions.
Premier
Bennett
said
it
was
a
preliminary
meeting.
The
Canadian
government
last
year
rejected
an
Alcoa
proposal
for
a
project
that
would
divert
the
Yukon
river
above
White-horse
into
Talya
Inlet
and
thence
to
U.S.
territory
near
Skagway,
Alaska.
The
company
wanted
to
use
the
diverted
waters
to
develop
;
pictures
of
the
Wilson
home
and
t
today
ordered
arl
inquest
into
i
said
"Robinson
made
the
state-1
the
deatn
of
Hans
Grove
58.
;
ment
voluntarily.
There
were
no
,
year.old
fisherman,
whose
bodyi
I
threats."
'
was
found
last
Friday
aboard
the
!
I
I"
the
statement
Robinson
t
wrccked
fishpaekcr
RAP
I
.near
I
i
also
said
Violet
Sampare
asked,
the
northern
tip
of
Dundasi
Students
Elect
John
MacDonald
City's
"Mayor"
John
MacDonald
has
been
elected
Prince
Rupert's
student
mayor
fqr
Future
Citizens'
Day,
April
7.
Ifoung
MacDonald
won
out
over
George
Henry
in
the
mayoralty
race
and
eight
aldermen
were
named
in
the
student
voting
yesterday,
when
175
votes
were
cast.
The
council
will
sit
with
city
Fire
Alarm
System
for
water
arter
he
got
ner
nome.
i
isiand
"I
asked
her
sometime
on
Sun-j
u
wi
be
hc,d
at
2:30
.1.
ir
V
....1.1
...I.
a
I.
n
n
thn
.
fity
Now
Complete
oay
ii
t
euuiu.
wine
w
"'
.Thursday,
Decision
to
hold
the
inquest
hospital,
but
she
did
not
give
any
:
sign."
alarm
system
pre
lie
said
he
tliougnt
ine
wouno
li.,-,nL.
...
t
tUi,
nil.,
followed
completion
of
an
inquiry
into
the
tragedy
in
which
John
A.
Clausen,
67-year-old
pioneer
flshbuycr,
is
still
ooublf
ihe
facilities
ainnnn
-nmnumrt
a
nri.!on
her
face
was
"a
black
eye'
fm
and
obtained
bablc
cost
of
close
to
130.000
for
!
caused
by
a
fall,
and
did
not
i
,i
i
.
..
I
council
at
its
March
22
meeting
""'U
I"
Its
Present
a
pnmnnrahln
milimi
tncl.iv'c
recall
pusnniK
iirr
uui
tuc
uwi.
Earlier
yesterday,
two
doc-
Quota
of
$5,500
Sought
and
handle
applications
irom
Mr.
Grove's
body
was
identified
tors
outlined
to
court
cause
'
i
by
John
Basso,
a
longtime
friend
students
for
Jobs
throughout
the
death.
city
on
their
special
day.
about
2,000,000
horsepower
for
a
and
has
been
released
for
burial
;7
111
oration
In
market.
I'1
ThC
8ystom
WaS
Usecl
by
the
provides
ihnni
1
ta'rt?tlr
American
Army
for
lis
installu-
euv"
tlo"hcre
the
war
and
oughout
the
f"..g
atjy
inrrw.
h
was
stored
in
the
old
warehouse
.Ulv
nn
.
r.ov"
o"
the
waterfront.
The
old
city
Aldermen
elected
are
Fred
pulp
project.
By
Red
Cross.
Tonight
Kristmanson,
Ron
Black,
Gregg
Frobisher
Ltd.
followed
with
Forbes,
Gary
Morrison,
Shirley
.
another
proposal
to
use
the
Pierce,
Helen
Olson,
Douglas
,
waters
of
the
Yukon
watershed
Friday.
Meanwhile
plans
are
being
completed
for
a
giant
search
of
northern
waters
by
fishermen
for
Mr.
Clausen.
I
Section
Two
t.,I
1
flre
alarm
equ'P'nPit
has
been
imm.....
lne
sold
tn
Terrnee
Herring
Catch
May
Be
Record
Sankey
and
Peter
Bartlett.
thern
B.C.
Power
Company
office
until
all
have
reported
tonight.
Red
Crass
canvassers
will
make
a
tour
of
the
city
tonight
in
a
Elmer
Clausen,
son
of
the
City
Clerk
Helen
Trapp
announced
the
voting
results.
Re
Officials
said
just
before
press
for
a
mammoth
hydro-electric-metal
refinery
project
which
would
ultimately
cost
.
up
to
$700,000,000.
missing
fishbuyer.
said
today
the
rlve
to
reach
the
quota
of
""I'ira'Ci
uixmt
35
'
"h
only
four
boxes
'
The
new
system
is
now
in
watprfrunt
and
"Peration
but
there
are
still
"I
Two.
The
:itt.r.
:
few
kinks
to
be
Ironed
out
anil
time,
that
if
anyone
is
not
called
ciant
searcn
ior
his
rather
will
on
by
a
canvasser,
they
may
call
get
underway
at
6
a.m.
Saturday,
Black
210
and
Mr.
Lougheed
will
send
someone.
Ps
'0
and
Section
:
tnt
l-'lre
Chief
W.
II.
F"
buws.
(Buster)
Hill,
who
has
been
in
Herring
fishing
off
the
Que-n
Charlotte
Island
came
to
a
close
at
midnight
last
night
with
a
record
catch
of
28,440
tons.
Whil
figures
for
the
whole
Bomb
Victims
Anyone
wishing
to
Join
the
search
is
asked
to
call
him
at
his
office
at
Red
919
or
at
home
at
Black
927.
Three
women
will
be
stationed
I'W'Pment
was
nur-T"
charge
of
the
project,
warned
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
and
a
like
number
at
the
Totem
to
accom
"'frican
war
assets
today
that
residents
using
the
inA
uurchn.w
new
boxes
should
follow
up
the
turning
officers
were
Barbara
Doumont
and
Lenore
Nilson.
Poll
clerks
were
Sena
Pavillkis
and
Norma
Gildner.
Students
of
grades
10
to
13
were
eligible
to
vote
In
the
election
which
followed
a
hectic
campaign
by
all
candidates.
Stevens
Backed
Said
"Worse
roast
were
not
available.
It
is
I'
modate
those
attending
the
1
'th
Installation
I
alrm
with
a
phone
rail
to
the
reported
the
1M54
catch
also
will
be
a
new
record.
shows.
"
"re
hall
.
.
.
"Just
in
case.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
The
new
boxes
are
simple
to
Asked
Of
the
total
catch
off
the
Oueen
Charlottes.
26,270
tons
operate.
Opening
the
door
and
The
Women
will
wear
nurses'
uniforms.
At
the
Capitol
will
be
Mrs.
Anne
Parker,
Mrs.
C.
Strand
and
Miss
Vivian
Zappe.
At
the
Totem,
will
be
Mrs.
Peggy
Mar
Campaign
officials
announced
today
that
no
internal
canvass
will
be
made
of
employees
in
business
establishments.
'
Members
of
the
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire
have
been
canvassing
downtown
business
firms.
There
are
also
a
number
of
women
not
connected
with
any
organization
who
this
morning
began
canvassing
in
Section
2
as
well
as
all
the
area
east
of
Hays
Cove
Bridge,
including
Eleventh
Avenue.
START
AT
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Members
of
the
Rotary,
Gyro.
Kinsmen,
Jaycees,
Job's
Daughters,
Sons
of
Norway,
and
the
toria
were
taken
from
Skldcgate
Inlet
and
2,170
tons
from
Juan
Perez
pulling
down
the
lever
inside
sets
off
the
alarm,
ringing
a
bell
in
the
fire
hall.
An
electrically
operated
ticker-tape
apparatus
f'
7
Senator
Jos-
By
Eisenhower
shall,
Mrs.
Helen
Vaughan
and
Mrs.
Betty
Saville.
hc
United
.
within
WASHINGTON
President
then
punches
out
the
number
of
Sound.
Nineteen
seiners
were
involved.
1
j
Herring
fishing
in
the
area
started
Feb.
25.
Biggest
catch
was
taken
on
Feb.
.28
when
4,025
tons
were
Eisenhower
said
today
he
has
the
alarm
box
in
code.
Firemen
runisi.i,,,..,,
TOKYO
m
All
23
of
the
crew
of
a
Japanese
fishing
boat
which
was
showered
by
radioactive
ash
from
an
atomic
or
hydrogen
blast
March
1
have
been
taken
to
hospital,
and
doctors
said
today
their
condition
Is
getting
worse.
The
Japanese
martime
safely
board
said
the
boat
was
14
miles
outside
the
restricted
zone
proclaimed
by
the
United
States
around
the
Bikini
atoll
test
site.
The
Japanese
foreign
office
may
make
a
"representation"
to
the
U.S.
government.
Doctors
said
exposed
areas
on
the
skin
of
crew
members
is
turning
black,
and
their
hair
falling
out.
match
up
the
number
with
the
location
of
the
box
on
a
big
full
confidence
in
the
honor
and
Integrity
of
Army
Secretary
Stevens
and
stands
behind
him.
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WEATHER
Forecast
North
coast
region
Cloudy
with
a
few
sunny
periods
today
and
Thursday.
A
few
showers
tonight
and
Thursday.
Not
much
change
in
temperature.
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His
statement
was
in
response
to
press
conference
questions
Elks
will
start
their
rounds
about
01
'he
sum..
.....
6:30.
landed.
Next
big
day
was
on
March
7.
Herring
fishermen
were
on
the
grounds
only
five
days
a
week.
Fishing
stopped
each
Friday
at
2
p.m.
and
resumed
at
2
p.m..
Sunday.
about
controversy
between
Stevens
and
Senator
McCarthy.
.acn
club
has
appointed
a
chart
in
the
hall.
Fire
Chief
Earl
Becker,
seconding
his
assistant's
warning,
ulso
asked
persons
sending
in
alarms
to
stay
at
the
box
until
firemen
arrived,
to
direct
them
to
the
fire.
SEE
"NEW
FIRE"
Page
3
If
he
didn't
have
confidence
winds.
Low
tonight
and
high
team
captain,
who
will
take
do
nations
to
Ray
Lougheod,
treas
Thursday
at
Port
Hardy,
Sand-!
in
Stevens'
integrity,
the
Presl-snit
and
Prince
Rupert,
30
and
'.
dent
said,
Stevens
wouldn't
be
(l"nd
Fascist
urer
of
the
Red
Cross
Society
Total
B.C.
catch
In
1953
was
I
holding
the
Job
he
does.
44.
I
branch,
who
will
be
at
the
Nor
190,000
tons.
WE
At)
IT
WAVE
YOUR
PORCHLIGHT
ON
TONIGHT
FOR
RED
CROSS
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