Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
April
20.
1153
Port
Prospects
In
B.C.
Dimmed
I
Thieves
Raid
Cash
Box
of
$70
While
Spiritualists
Communing
LONDON
i
Reuters
i
Five
spiritualists
v.
ere
so
busy
communing
with
the
"other
world"
at
the
headquarters
of
the
'
World
Christian
Spiritualist
League
here
that
they
didn't
know
-
thieve.",
were
raiding
rooms
just
below
them.
Later
they
"
discovered
that
about
30
was
missing
from
a
cash
box.
GIRL
ORDERED
TO
Aim
CHURCH
EVERY
SUNDAY
BINOIIAMPTOM.
N
Y.
O-An
18-ycur-olu
,
,
a
lighted
cigarette
against
a
deputy
sheriff
scuffle
has
drawrt
a
suspended
sentence
under
,!?'11
dte
church
every
Sunday
for
six
months.
"It
will
do
her
far
more
good
than
a
Uii
fine
"
Justice
Ford
Mulford
said.
The
glri
L
?
convicted
of
assault.
.
len
te
..
Aerial
Defence
Inadequate'
Says
Ex-Pilot
OTTAWA
P
Canadians
have
been
lulled
into
lethargy
by
fanciful"
political
predictions
on
the
country's
air
defences.
Walter
Dinsdale
(PC-Brandon
l
said
in
the
Commons.
Mr.
Dinsdale.
an
KCAF
flight
lieutenant
and
fighter
pilot
til
the
Second
World
War,
said
the
government
had
Instilled
an
unjustified
"sense
of
well-being"
.nto
the
public.
He
was
speaking
in
a
general
defence
debate
and
discussing
particularly
a
government
white
paper,
tabled
Monday,
which
said
priority
has
been
given
the
By
Grain
Strike
By
The
CiiUIn
Prm
Port
ofllclals
In
Eastern
Canada
are
optimistic
about
prospects
for
the
1953
shipping
season.
On
the
Pacific
coa.st,
however,
the
situation
Is
clouded
by
a
strike
of
grain
handlers
which
has
been
In
progress
since
mid-February.
Capi.
H.
P.
Leslie,
government
shipping
master
In
Montreal.
The
f"Ur
nn,:,
f
a
of
Jupiter
wer.
v..
Since
April.
I9.i2.
the
council
of
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Organlzutliui
has
been
established
at
Paris.
object,
Zil
run
PURCHASE
I
ins
fftwm
OF
THE
SEASON
-YOUR
foresees
"an
all-time
record
sea-
,
son"
with
current
prosperity
and
Increased
manufacturing
bringing
Canada
heavier
trade
than
J
B,
.
BLASTING
OUT
OF
KOfiF
ever
before.
Capt.
H.
R.
Buxter,
Canada
Steamship
Lines
representative
agreed
and
fuux..l
the
Inland
water
trade
for
Montreal
and
Quebec
will
be
"as
good,
if
net
Utter
than
la.sl
year."
defence
of
Cunada
and
North
i
America
from
direct
attack.
j
"As
far
as
air
aetence
is
con-
j
cerned,
we
have
been
wholly
Inadequate,"
he
said.
OkCi
fee.
MV
It
was
becoming
"increasinply
obvious"
that
priority
actually
had
not
been
given
to
the
de-
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
j
fence
of
Canada.
I
Mr.
Dinsdale
said
Canada
had
!
to
guard
the
northern
approach
I
to
the
United
States,
so
there
'was
a
special
responsibility
for
Willi
THE
AGILITY
OF
DANCERS,
experienced
log
drive
worker
leap
across
floating
pulp
logs
in
raging
spring
streams
tc
keep
them
moving
to
the
mills.
Using
their
peevles
to
keep
the
logs
on
the
move,
these
men
are
on
Red
Pine
Creek,
far
north
of
Ottawa,
in
the
Catineau
pulp
forests.
11.1
i
'
TODAY
to
WFRwrtJ
protecting
Canada
from
air
attack.
"Battle
Zune"
Hold
Thut
Lint-
U.K.
Flood
Victims
Pack
Belongings
in
Tiny
Trunk
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1910
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SHIPPING
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
.
"MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S
Agents
Allied
Van
Lints
Ltd.
Fbone
60
jr
68
Cor.
3nd
and
Park
At.
Stand
Clear
j
CALGARY
(CP)
Not
previously
enforced,
an
order
requiring
passengers
to
stand
clear
of
the
vestibule
section
on
Calgary
Y
OTEM
GRAIN
FOR
GERMANY
The
first
two
ship
into
Quebec
harbor
this
season
were
rtn
carriers,
liere
to
load
grain
for
German
ports.
Last
year
a
record
25,000,000
bushels
of
.jrain
were
shipped
out
of
Que-oec
and
port
ofllclals
expect
to
equal
that
figure
In
1953.
STRIKE
A
PROBLEM
A
state
of
Indecision
exist
on
the
Weal
coast.
More
than
a
do
en
ships
are
tied
up
awaiting
cargoes.
The
British
Columbia
wheat
board
had
originally
planned
on
shipping
10,000,000
bushels
a
month
from
Pacific
Canadian
outlets,
but
have
been
lorced
by
the
strike
to
funnel
some
of
the
wheat
through
eastern
ports.
One
ship
has
left
Prince
Rupert
with
wheat
and
others
are
loading,
but
lack
of
elevator
space
curtails
the
great
shipment
of
wheat
or
oihrr
grain
through
the
northern
port.
Hoard
official
rurntly
said
they
were
at
a
.o
what
to
do.
The
strike
ha.s
cot
them
j.ono.ooo
to
date,
i
West
coaM
tuintXT
xorters
i
have
lost
their
usual
reliable
transit
svstem
coaches
now
Is
be-
QUEBEC
O
Frederick
Pace,
lng
observed.
The
Transit
Work-
his
wife
and
two
small
children,
ers'
Union
had
complained
of
Canvcy
Island
flood
victims,
ar-overcrowding.
'
rived
from
Britain
aboard
the
liner
Samaria,
carrying
with
them
all
their
possessions
In
a
small
cabin
trunk.
:
Pace.
36-year-old
crane
operator,
his
wife
Olive,
and
their
1
fainnns
P!svrs
Thmlir
children.
Norma,
6.
and
Malcolm.
3.
arc
the
first
flood
victims
from
Canvey
lMand.
Essex,
England,
to
come
to
.
Canada
under
the
Canadian
government
lioo'.l-victim
scheme.
Vhe
ftares
said
"we
are
glad
nn
to
be
In
Canada
at
la
t
but
we
don't
know
a
soul
out
here."
mmA
They
are
going
to
Winnipeg
where
Mr.
Pace
hopes
to
get
a
Job.
'The
clothes
we're
waring
were
given
to
us
by
the
Worn-
i
market
In
the
United
Kingdom.
ens
Voluntary
Service
sack
but
In
turn
have
fount!
some
home."
said
blonde,
blue-eyed
j
new
markets
In
eastern
Un.ted
Mrs.
Pace.
"All
the
money
we
states
and
Oulf
of
Mexico
ports.
"We're
not
frightened
of
any
ROBERT
RYAN
JULIA
ADAMS
IjiOl?
in
this
Did
you
know
that
your
message
space
thing
anymore,
not
after
what
we've
been
through
In
the
last
two
months,
except
maybe
pov
Ancient
Cities
Found
Buried
today
to
mwz;
Als
erty,
and
we're
on
the
brfhk
of
i
.i
that
now."
said
Mrs.
Pace.
man
"After
the
floods
we
couldn
Cartoon
-
Nswj
"Frankio
Carl"
Shows
7
-
9:00
l
Under
Small
Hill
would
have
been
seen
by
more
13,000
people
?
cet
Into
our
place
for
a
week
The
salt
water
had
rotted
almost
everything.
I
picked
up
some;
"
AMMA.fi.
Jordan
(API
The
clothes
and
such
but
they
ju.it
city
of
Jericho,
whose
wails
fell
apart
In
my
hands.
I
never
,
eumb!ed
under
Jaihua's
trump
want
to
see
salt
water
again,
'
cLs,
was
preceded
by
an
earlier
we
ve
had
enough
of
It
'
;
cuy
at
least
7.000
years
ago.
Kon
Tiki
PHONE
.
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Taxi
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SERVICE
HEATED
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SIXTH
SW
.Being
Readied
For
New
Trip
LONDON
(API
Two
youiur
Anglo-American
archeoUinUts
have
unearthed
the
remain
of
two
cities,
one
estimated
at
7.000
and
the
other
3.500
years
old,
near
the
present
sue
of
Jcrtcho
on
the
River
Jordan,
between
Amman
and
Jerusalem.
The
remains
were
first
located
aome
50
years
ago
by
a
Cn
rni.ui
rchcoloulst.
but
no
excavation.
were
undertaken.
The
two
cities
are
burled
under
a
small
hill.
Experts
of
the
British
School
cf
Archeology
and
the
American
School
for
Oriental
KeM'arch,
conducting
the
digging,
said
the
oldest
city
dates
back
to
the
Neolithic
Age.
around
5000
13C
The
archcolocjsls
say
Inhabitants
of
the
older
city
did
not
British
scientists,
Inspired
by
the
voyage
of
the
raft
Kon-Tlkl
arroxs
the
Pacific,
are
readying
the
8D-ton
sealing
vessel
Petula
for
a
drift
of
2.200
miles
from
Dakar.
West
Africa,
to
the
West
Indies.
ELLIS
"B
Post
C-
Marine
biologists
Frank
Evans
and
H.
Vivian
Wyatt
expect
to
drift
with
the
north
equatorial
current
for
three
months.
I
"no
pwery
ana
use
a
stone
New
Schedule
storting
Moy
1
"We
shall
try
to
study
a
cross-
utensiu
as
bowls.
The
city
was
Am
section
of
the
marine
life
found
urrouniea
by
a
stone
wan.
at
10
feet
below
the
surface,"
Houses
were
made
of
bakea
said
Evans.
!
bricks
with
plastered
smooth
Lea
vc
"fish,
sharks
and
whales
will
floors,
some
of
them
colored.
LINK
be
photographed
where
possible
i
"
inscriptions
or
drawings
and
an
analysis
of
the
chemlxtrv
(
have
been
unearthed
thus
far
and
the
language,
race
and
relig
of
the
sea
made
Prince
Rupert
12:00
Noon
for
KETCHIKAN
"The
other
half
of
our
work,"
Figures
Based
on
Average
Family
of
Four
People
with
a
daily
circulation
of
3,300
Kl
Evans
added,
"will
be
weather
with
connects
observation.
We
are
looking
for
a
meteorologist."
WHITEHORSE
SEATTLE
ANCHOR
The
scientists
plan
to
sail
from
England
to
Dakar
next
SPEED
COMFORT-
SAFfl'
June.
The
Petula
will
carry
food
sufficient
for
120
days.
Travel
A;'"
Tour
Lwal
ion
of
Inhabitants
remain
a
mystery.
Diggings
at
the
level
of
the
"new"
city
have
yielded
finely-made
pottery.
Although
houses
were
built
with
bricks,
several
stairs
carved
out
of
stone
have
been
discovered.
Objects
discovered
among
the
ruins
of
the
"new"
city
Include
Jars
still
filled
with
wheat,
wooden
tables,
chairs
and
dther
utensil.
"New
Jericho"
appears
to
have
been
destroyed
by
fire.
Most
of
the
ruins
are
blackened.
Archeologlsts
expect
their
work
to
continue
for
at
lca.st
two
years.
Municipol
Plants
EDMONTON
CPAbout
900.-
000
bushels
of
grain
were
cleaned
In
five
Alberta
municipal
eeed-
cleanlng
plant
In
the
1951-52
crop
season.
Since
then,
three
more
municipal
plants
have
been
TOE
M
Mi
AS
SEASON
AS
SUNSHINE
BLACK
SUEDE
WITH
REPTILE
TRIM'
Matchmg
puffi
in
the
latest
vogue
h.
vour
favourites
completed.
Archbishop
to
Place
Crown
On
Vld
Friend'
Next
June
J
BLACK
MESH
PUMPS
.
.
.
This
new
shipment
just
received
is
in
response
to
popular
demand
.
.
.You'll
love
the
new
Praised
by
many
Cussed
by
many
LONDON
(CP)
When
the
Queen
receives
her
crown
June
2
from
Dr.
Jeffrey
Francis
Fisher,
archbishop
of
Canterbury
and
primate
of
all
England,
it
will
be
more
than
a
formal
ceremony
enacted
Impersonally
by
high
churchman
and
sovereign.
At
the
Coronation
chair,
archbishop
and
Queen
will
be
two
old
friends.
The
archbishop
performed
her
father.
King
Oeorge
Vf.
They
have
conferred
often
on
problems
of
church
and
state.
The
85-ycar-old
archbishop
Is
one
of
the
most
Interesting
of
contemporary
Englishmen,
not
only
because
he
is
the
land's
highest
ecclesiastical
authority,
but
because
he
Is
a
man
of
erudition
and
lively
wit.
He
approves
of
the
Queen,
he
has
often
said,
because
she
presents
an
excellent
example
for
British
young
women.
He
likes
her
especially
because
she
had
children
ao
early
In
her
marrlugs
The
archbishop
has
six
sons
and
likes
children.
coolness,
the
most
in
comfort.
Fashion
Footwe
BUT
RCAD
BY
ALL
Res
marriage
service
In
ancient
West,
minster
Abbey.
He
baptized
her
first
child,
Prince
Charles.
He
officiated
at
the
funeral
of
her
the
Doily
Hew,
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