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PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
V
tish
Columbia
is
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J?
T7IL?
.
n
wa7
n
n
wrn
king
Rent
Controls
msam
10s
as
mml
hill
!-'
Maiiuamcu
ai
riAisiiuj;
ivcis,
Premier
Johnson
Intimates
J
In
ys
k.
m
jt.
w
m7
TOKIA
(CP)
British
Columbia
will
take
,t
controls
April
30
on
a
year-to-year
ba.su,
Bvron
Johnson
announced
today
in
Legis
U
U
CJUUUlJUU
r
'
h
'''
etus
of
lature.
Rents
have
been
under
controls
of
the
federal
government
since
the
wartime
order
of
1941,
but
it
will
discontinue
them
at
the
end
of
the
month.
"It
is
the
government's
Intention,"
said
Mr.
Johnson,
"to
take
t
:
.
-----
-
SENTENCED
TO
DEATH
Julius
Rosenberg
And
His
Wife
Condemned
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Convicted
atom
bomb
spies
Julius
Rosenberg
and
his
wife,
Ethel,
today
were
sentenced
to
death.
Federal
Judge
Irving
R.
Kauf
od
Costs
Chief
Executive
Still
Hopes,
Works
For
Peace
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
President
Truman
said
today
that
the
danger
of
a
third
world
war
was
just
as
great
as
it
ever
was.
The
President
told
a
press
conference,
however,
that
he
hopes
there
will
never
be
a
third
world
war
and
he
is
doing
all
he
can
Climbing
food
j
ver
lhe
administration
that
,
.
i
im.
now
exists
in
the
province."
the
record
auvuiice
m
"'"w
maiiimincu
at
I
living
index
announ-
existing
levels,
but
any
inequal-ay
but.
all
other
items
Hies
between
landlord
and
ten-''mally
K"
into
the
ant
will
be
dealt
with.
Adjusted
also
went
higher,
:
ments
will
be
made
where
nec-lof
statistics
reported.
jessary.
man
ordered
them
executed
some
time
in
the
week
i
to
prevent
it.
beginning
May
21.
.
February
resls
in
The
President
would
not
comment
on
a
speech
yesterday
of
bv
an
of
iicial
Index,
pW.-WT?&J&.
tm?'
,
Speaker
Sam
Rayburn
that
1
.
M
IlllUIIi
Jikiy
n
illlllH""
Movie
Stars
Un-American
WASHINGTON
(CP)
Academy
of
Moving
Pictures
Arts
and
Sciences
award
winners
Jose
Ferrer
and
Judy
Holliday
and
i
if
l-If
to
a
peak
of
179.7
,m
175
2,
boosted
by'
4
monthly
climb
In
:
thumping
4.5
points.
x
is
based
on
1935-39
lalling
100.
The
big
4
5
points
in
February
red
with
a
previous
ich
jump
of
40
points,
,;atl
on
the
1935-39
Win
Support
At
Victoria
Province
To
Co-operate
in
Move
for
Special
Consideration
in
Emergency
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
MP
for
Skeena,
wired
P.
H.
Linzey,
secretary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
today
acknowledging
the
request
of
the
Chamber
that
he
contact
authorities
in
Ottawa
with
appeal
for
'special
consideration
in
connection
with
the
hous
The
judge
told
the
Rosenbergs:
"I
consider
your
crime
worse
than
murder.
Plain,
deliberate
murder
Is
dwarfed
by
your
acts."
The
Rosenbergs
and
Morton
Sobell
were
convicted
last
week
of
obtaining
atomic
spy
secrets
and
passing
them
to
Russia.
David
Greenglass
brother
of
Mrs.
Rosenberg,
who
confessed
obtaining
the
atomic
secrets
while
working
at
Los
Alamos,
New
Mexico,
atomic
bomb
base,1
and
passing
them
to
Rosenberg,
was
chief
prosecution
witness
of
his
brother-in-law
and
sister.
He
awaits
sentence.
Sobell,
who
never
testified
In
his
own
behalf,
was
sentenced
to
30
years
Imprisonment.
1,
.-""n
large
numbers
of
troops
are
massing
in
Manchuria
and
that
they
are
not
all
Chinese
Communists.
Mr.
Truman
did
say,
however,
that
"the
Speaker
is
a
truthful
man."
The
President
also
qeclined
to
comment
on
reports
that
General
MaeArthur
had
authority
to
bomb
Communist
bases
in
Manchuria.
El
KOPEAN
SITUATION
Mr.
Truman
described
the
Senate's
troops-for-Europe
resolution
as
"further
evidence
that
the
United
Slates
stands
firm
in
its
support
of
the
North
Atlantic
treaty."
Mr.
Truman,
in
his
statement,
hailed
the
resolution
endorsing
two
prominent
university
scientists
were
listed
yesterday
by)
the
House
of
Representatives'
i
un-American
activities
commit-1
Further
BOMBS
AWAY!
Ice,
water
and
mud
are
hurled
2,000
feet
Into
the
air
as
a
half-ton
aerial
bomb
explodes
in
an
ice
jam
15
miles
long
blocking
the
South
Saskatchewan
River
at
Medicine
Hat,
Alta.
The
bomb
was
dropped
in
an
attempt
to
break
up
the
jam
and
relieve
flooding
which
inundated
a
large
area
of
Medicine
Hat
along
the
river
banks.
(CP
PHOTO)
b
Korea
ml
tee
among
those
whose
names
have
been
associated
with
the
current
Communist
"peace
offensive."
Their
names,
with
scores
of
others,
appeared
in
a
166-page
report
Just
issued
by
the.
committee
analyzing
the
peace
offensive,
whSch
it
called
"the
most
dangerous
hoax
ever
devised
by
the
international
Communist
conspiracy."
ing
emergency
here.
Mr.
Applewhaite
had
had
a
long
distance
telephone
conversation
with
Aid.
Douglas
Frizzcll
in
j
icPi
An
American
Ihrust
nearly
eight
VICTORIA
DONNYBROOK
Uproar
in
Legislature;
t
le
North
Korea
today
his
plan
to
send
four
additional
army
divisions
to
the
Western
Aid.
Douglas
Frlzzell
and
Aid.
I'-arheari
of
the
Allied
1
g
forty
miles
of
the
and
central
Korean
Don
Fitch
met
Premier
B.
I.
turopean
defence
force.
The
four
divisions
are
expected
tQ
start
moving
to
Europe
soon.
Cayuga
is
Going
Back
OTTAWA
(CP)
HMCS
(de
Johnson,
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney,
minister
of
lands
and
forests.
Ls
is
the
deepest
pene-f
far
of
the
current
l-e
into
central
Korea.
1KKKIBLE
DANUER
nnr4
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Tt
VnT-nn
in
x
(
PRAIRIE
M
P.
William
Albert
Boucher.
51,
represents
the
Saskatchewan
constituency
of
Rosthern
In
the
House
of
Commons.
A
Liberal,
he
resides
on
a
farm
at
Hoey,
Sask.
Of
French-Canadian
descent,
he
Is
married
with
two
children.
He
was
first
elected
In
a
by-election
In
1948
and
was
reelected
in
the
1948
general
election.
(CP
PHOTO)
niiu
.
a-.
muxvac,
ivuun.
lur
c,,,,
t,
t-
-
..
u
..
i
Non-Confidence
-
Motion
By
CCF
is
Coming
jin
feX
"onr01111
th
a
tot
I
e
day
and
won
their
co-opera-
uniVfirsal
mmtarv
trainl
wu
Slates
Eighth
Army
bies
reported
that
the
"
only
lislit,
resistance
I
'rot
Ui
the"
vicinity
of
1"?
,ie
.Rupe.rt
?iven
world
War.
VICTORIA.
The
CCF
will
present
a
motion
of
oviai
cuiiaiucinuun
iur
nurne
i
e
Allied
commanders
He
warned
the
House
of
Rep
building
here
under
joint
fed
resentatives
against
"complac
lack
of
confidence
in
the
coalition
government
to
"Communists
to
major
offensive
anv
eral-provincial
housing
scheme.
stroyer!
Cayuga,
now
bound
for
Esquimau
after
a
tour
of
opera-?
tions
In
Korean
war
zone,
Is
scheduled
to
return
to
the
Far
East
after
a
9'4-week
stay
at
her
home
port,
the
Navy
announced
today.
The
destroyer
left
Pearl
Harbor
Sunday
on
the
last
leg
of
her
Journey
back
to
Canada
and
is
due
at
Esquimau
at
2
p.m.,
PST,
Saturday,
for
repairs
and
leave
to
her
crew.
.
?
v
J
:
jam
t
Jbt
J
'
I
J
ency",
over
the
future.
Fresh
from
a
White
House
briefing
on
Korea,
the
Texas
Democrat
told
of
massing
of
troops
in
Korea
and
Manchuria
i
All
siuns
point
to
it.
fc:.
the
Allivs
are
not
the
Communists
to
It
MaeArthur
has
re-,
it
the
Reds
have
a
morrow
and
debate,
it
is
expected,
will
go
on
for
a
few
days
with
a
lively
time
expected.
Leader
of
the
Opposition
Harold
Winch
said
today
that
the
government
would
be
charged
with
incompetence
and
lack
of
foresight.
Mr.
Winch
quoted
nine
newspaper
"and
not
all
of
them
are
Chinese
Communists
by
a
great
ex
tent."
8'3
divisions
441,000
i
li
Ihoy
can
throw
into
Asked
off
the
floor
if
he
editorials.
once.
meant
Russians,
he
replied:
"I'm
standing
now
on
what
I
have
Yesterday
breakaways
tangled
I
Yesterday
Aid.
Frizzell
was
In
long
distance
communication
with
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudderham
following
the
conference
at
Victoria
and,
as
a
result,
the
city
council
was
called
Into
a
special
committee-of-the-whole
session
and
agreed
to
send
further
in-fornVtion
required
as
to
the
housing
need
here.
The
council
expressed
willingness
to
assume
a
minor
proportion
of
financial
responsibility
necessary
should
this
be
required
under
the
rental
scheme.
If
there
is
favorable
response
from
Ottawa
to
Prince
Rupert's
claims
for
special
consideration
in
view
of
the
exceptional
emergency
here,
T.
B.
Pickers-
bitterly
in
the
Legislature
with
Big
Gambler
In
Contempt
MONTREAL
CP)
Louis
Ber-covitch,
former
big
shot
gambler,
now
serving
a
life
term
for
manslaughter,
was
held
In
contempt
of
court
yesterday
for
refusing
to
testify
at
Montreal's
vice
probe.
"Don't
put
me
in
Jail,"
cracked
Bercovitch.
The
courtroom
audience
laughed.
Mr.
Justice
Francois
Caron
said
the
penalty
would
be
decided
later.
-
Several
times
Bercovitch
refused
point-blank
when
ordered
said."
NOT
SEEN
BY
MACARTHUR
OUTBREAK
IN
ISRAEL
tli
Fire
Russia's
500,000-man
army
$20,000
has
shown
no
tendency
to
build
up
its
forces
within
Manchuria,'
informed
quarters
at
General
Douglas
MacArthur's
headquar
members
of
the
coalition
regime
they
once
supported.
Bad
reeling
among
Conservative
members
with
the
coalition
and
two
former
colleagues
W.
A.
C.
Bennett
and
Mrs.
Tilly
Rolston
spilled
out
when
Hon.
R.
C.
MacDonald,
minister
of
mines,
Conservative,
present
ters
in
Tokyo
said
today.
This
observation
was
made
in
"s
of
over
$20,000
are
'or
March
by
the
city
'mcnt.
TEL
AVIV
(CP)
Seven
Israeli
police
were
killed
last
night
in
a
bloody
clash
with
Syrian
troops
near
thes
frontier
and
United
Nations
observers"
expressed
fear
today
that
broad-scale
fighting
might
erupt.
comment
on
Speaker
8am
Ray-
M.
Auriol
In
Canada
OTTAWA
(CP)
President
Vin-ccst
Auriol
of
France
arrived
here
today
to
start
a
five-day
official
visit
to
Canada.
The
smiling
66-year-old
President
stepped
from
a
special
train
that
carried
him
from
New
York
where
yesterday
he
concluded
a
seven-day
visit
to
the
United
States.
M.
Auriol
was
met
and
officially
greeted
by
the
Governor
General,
Prime
Minister
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
and
members
of
the
government.
rl"nes
the
Sport
"re
with
psiimoto
WIDENS
SPLIT
Mrs.
TUly
Rolston,
member
of
the
British
Columbia
Legislature
for
Vancouver-Point
Grey,
announced
she
had
lost
confidence
In
the
coalition
government
last
week
and
crossed
the
floor
of
the
house
to
sit
as
an
independent.
She
followed
W.
A.
C.
Bennett
(Cln-South
Okanagan
who
split
with
the
'
government
two
woeks
ago.
Both
voted
against
the
controversial-
Hospital
Insurance
Bill.
Mrs.
Rolston
Is
the
only
woman
tver
to
be
elected
as
a
Conservative.
-
(CP
PHOTO)
gill,
supervisor
for
British
Columbia
of
Central
Housing
and
Mortgage
Administration,
and
J.
E.
Brown,
housing
commissioner
I
the
building
at
$6,636
f;;lts
at
$6,500,
while
ISP
was
ri,m
l
K
ourns
statement
in
Congress
yesterday
that
Communist
troops,
who,
he
said,
are
"not
all
of
them
Chinese
Communists
by
great'
extent,"
have
been
increasing
their
strength
in
Man-
churla
refusing
to
say
whether
he
was
talking
about
the
RUs-
,
sians
.
,,
...iic
W.I
H1C
under
the
federal-provincial
scheme,
may
be
coming
to
TheWeather
Prince
Rupert
next
week.
ed
his
estimates.
Bennett,
member
or
South
Okanagan,
and
Mrs.
Rolston,
member
for
Vancouver-Point
Grey,
split
with
the
government
last
month
and
said
they
would
stand
as
Independents.
When
they
joined
with
the
CCF
last
night
in
prodding
the
minister
of
mines,
A.
R.
Mac-Dougall,
Coalition,
Point
Grey,
and
Conservative
whip,
objected
that
the
two
were
asking
questions
specifically
designed
to
'
order
House
next
E(1ard
Lipsett
Ltd.
:'B
r1"
mages
were
11st-while
the
contents
nOUtlleri
to
ttnnn
to
testify.
He
contended
he
would
prejudice
a
petition
for
'
reprieve
he
had
made
to
the
federal
department
of
Justice.
"It
Is
based
on
perjury
by
crown
witnesses
at
my
trial,"
he
'
said.
:
Bercovltch's
statement
was
I
the
first
knowledge
the
public
has
had
of
his
reprieve
move'.
,
Nearly
five
years
ago
he
was
,
sentenced
to
life
Imprisonment
CCF
Preparing
For
Convention
m'y
fires
and
other
f
i
damage
had
been
Resolutions
to
be
brought
up
TODAY'S
STOCKS
at
tne
provincial
convention
of
"'maining
alarms
Bad
Weather
Last
Month
March
gave
Prince
Rupert
Its
worst
weather
for
that
month.
needle
a
minister
of
their
own
party.
Snapped
Bennett:
"He
(Mr.
Synopsis
Some
thin
cloudiness
has
spread
Into
central
and
southern
British
Columbia
as
a
weak
disturbance
moves
in
from
the
west.
This
cloud
is
expected
to
cleat
out
during
the
day.
A
very
active
storm
about.
00
miles
west
of
the
coast
Is
moving
to
th?
northeast
toward
southern
Alaska
and
is
expected
to
effect
only
the
northwestern
parts
of
the
province
in
the
next
43
hours.
As
a
result
sunny
skies
are
expected
over
the
greater
portion
of
the
province
(('mit-trs?
ft.
D.
JohnHton
Co.
I,td.)
the
Canadian
Commonwealth
Federation
were
discussed
at
a
business
meeting
in
the
Metro-pole
Hall
this
week.
for
the
shooting
of
Harry
uavis,
big
time
Montreal
bookie.
Bercovitch,
aged
40,
was
charged
with
murder.
The
Jury
returned
a
verdict
of
MacDougall)
may
be
one
of
the
coalition
whips
but
he's
not
the
whip
for
the
Independents."
"At
least,
I'm
loyal,"
retorted
MacDougall.
His
words
brought
loud
applause
from
the
Coalitionists
with
Finance
Minister
Herbert
TORONTO
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Mines
21
Pend
Oreille
8.00
Pioneer
-
2.25
Anscomo,
provincial
Conserva-
Temperatures
will
climb
lit-
a
tlve
lea'der,
pounding
the
hard-
Swindling
In
Victoria
VICTORIA.
Leo
Nimsick,
tie
higher
tomorrow
but
freez
Donalda
54
Delegates
will
be
chosen
later
in
years.
Digby
Lsland
weather
for
the
convention
which
will
station
reports
temperature
on
be
held
in
Vancouver
May
17,
March
5
was
5.2,
the
lowest
for
18
and
19.
that
month
in
Daily
News
rec
William
Brett
was
in
the
chair.
'
ords-
Highest
reading
was
50
on
.
I
March
31,
the
mean,
32.5.
j
Only
59.7
hours
of
sunshine
PRINCE
FLEW
ALONE
were
recorded,
compared
with
LONDON
(CP)
The
Prince
Ro-
last
year's
106
hours.
Total
present
of
Iraq
and
his
two
pet
cipitatlon
was
8
06
inches,
with
dogs
were
all
set
to
fiy
home
to
I
7.25
inches
of
rain
and
8.1
inches
Baghdad.
All
went
well
until
11
i
of
snow.
was
found
there
wasn't
a
box
Highest
winds
were
41
miles
the
right
size
for
the
animals
j
an
hour,
southwest,
on
March
a'blg
St.
Bernard
and
a
small
j
11.
Barometer
readings
were
Labrador
retriever
so
the
Prince
80
27
and
29.34
inches
on
March
flew
home
alone.
'13
and
4,
respectively.
est
on
his
desk.
Eldona
.22
Vi
19
V4
8Vi
Premier
Border
Privateer
East
Sullivan
8.00
Bennett
cried
out:
"Loyalty
to
what
principles
and
the
people
or
loyalty
to
party
.and
group?"
Then,
as
the
tumult
subsided,
CCF
member
for
Cranbrook,
charged
in
the
Legislature
Wednesday
that
many
elderly
peo
Giant
Yellowknife
7.05
God's
Lake
.40
Hardrock
..
22
Vi
Harricana
.
11
Heva
13
Joliet
Quebec
66
Vi
Opposition
Leader
Harold
Winch
ple
in
Victoria
had
been
swin
dled
out
of
their
life
savings.
called
across
to
Anscomb:
"I'm
a
first
aid
man
if
you've
Injured
your
wrist."
LHe
estimated
that
$500,00
might
Lapaska
.04
be
Involved.
Little
Long
Lac
77Vi
ing
or
near
freezing
temperatures
are
expected
over
the
in-trior
and
the
south
coast
again
tonight.
Some
minimum
temperatures
-ccorded
overnight
were
32
at
Abbotsford,
27
at
Kamloops
and
23
at
Quesnel
in
the
Cariboo.
Forecasts
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
with
sunny
Intervals
today.
Cloudy
tomorrow
with-
rain
showers
beginning
about
daybreak.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Winds
)ht.
becomina
southerly
20
after
midnight.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
32
and
50:
Sandsplt
and
Prince
Rupert
36
and
45.
'
DON'T
MISS
Lynx
.14
The
Victoria
chief
of
police
denied
that
the
assistance
of
the
Attorney
General's
department
had
been
sought
In
running
down
the
swindlers.
oft-
pte.
T.
E.
"Wmmpeg
arrived
Reeves
McDonald
4.50
Reno
04
Sheep
Creek
162
Silbak
Premier
.,
.36
Taku
River
6'
Vananda
-15
Salmon
Gold
03
Spud
Valley
05
Silver
Stanard
2.45
Western
Uranium
1.75
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
6.30
A
P
Con
43
Atlantic
3.00
Calmont
-
130
C
&
E
12
00
Central
Leduc
247
Home
Oil
1615
Mercury
-
15V4
Okalta
2.67
Royal
Canadian
....
10
Royalite
12-75
TIdES
Friday,
April
6,
951
1:14
21.5
feet
13:37
20.5
feet
7:29
2.7
feet
19:37
4.5
feet
The
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price
Specials
at
MANSON'S
JEWELLERS
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Low
Madsen
Red
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2.30
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McLeod
Cockshutt
2.95
Moneta
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1.34
Negus
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Noranda
77.00
Louvttcourt
19V4
Pickle
Crow
1.70
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
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Sherrit
Gordon
3.40
Steep
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8.40
Silver
Miller
1.70
Upper
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1.80
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Portland
6,
San
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San
Diego
9,
Los
Angeles
7
Hollywood
6,
Seattle
5
Oakland
13,
Sacramento
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HISTORIC
CASTLE
FIRST
EDITION
The
first
printed
version
of
the
New
Testament
in
English
was
produced
by
William
Tyn-dale
at
Cologne
In
1526.
Ladies'
and
Gent's
Watches,
Diamond
Rings,
Signet
Rings,
Costume
Jewellery,
Pierced
Earrings,
Pearls,
Pendants,
Etc.
The
Dutch
castle
built
at
Cape
1
''ItU
sum-
Town
in
1666
Is
the
oldest
building
existing
in
South
Africa.
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