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the
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Northwest'
PHOIIE
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.
'
'
M.
PRINCE
RUPERT
B
C.
WEDNESDAY
B'HRIudv
in
ior;n
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Talks
n
r
Straight
From
Sh
,
L
i
i
:
1
i
Thymic
Death
Is
Verdict
esident
Truman
'
T-?;r;
'Mi
f,
r3
1
";-v"
Is
Drowned
By
Accident
Ready
To
Explore
Every
Avenue
To
Control
A-Domb
Accuses
Russia
of
Attempting
to
Impose
,
Dictatorship
Worse
Than
Roman
Empire
,
ALEXANDRIA,
Va
In
a
"straight
from
the
shoulder"
speech
on
foreign
relations
today,
President
Truman
saidTiere
today
that
the
United
States
would
explore
every
avenue
to
reach
an
agreement
on
control
of
the
atomic
bomb.
He
felt
that:
the
United
States
proposal
for
control
by
the
United
i
Nations
was
Uie
best
plan
but
any
other
effective
plan,
would
Further
hearing
into
the
charges
of
breaking
and
entering
three
city
establishments
over
the
Christmas
week-end
laid
against
George
McKnlght
and
Stewart
Thompson
was
further
adounred
In
city
.
poilec
court
this
morning.
The
hearing
will
continue
next
Wednesday
.
ITE-
A
Canadian
governor-general
was
given
the
royal
salute
of
21
guns
lor
the
first
ty
when
the
second
session
of
the
dominion
parliament
opened.
Here
the
guns
boom
t
Alexander,
the
governor-general,
arrives
at
Parliament
HiU
in
Ottawa.
Formerly
Jural
received
a
salute
of
only
19
guns.
The
21-gun
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co
Ltd.)
)n
in
recognition
of
the
Governor
General
as
his
Edmonton
Execution
11
I
bn
Murderers
i!
Snow
Are
Hanged!
II
V
I
I
V4
1
I
VS
V
EDMONTON
EDMONTON
(P
(V
Condemned
Condemned
'
salute
was
approved
by
the
King
personal
representative.
(CP.
Photo
Search
Now
Based
Here
Three
United
States
Coast
ieuard
olanes.
all
of
the
Grum-
man
Goose
tyue.
landed
in
Prince
Ruocrt
last
nicht
and
early
this
!
momim
to
use
the
eit.v
as
a
base
of
operations
in
the
search
for
five
missing
airmen,
who
bailed
out
of
their
B-36
in
the
vicinity
of
Princess
Royal
Island
more
than
a
week
ago.
Two
of
the
planes
are
from
Annette
Island,
Alaska,
the
third
from
Port
Angeles,
Washington.
i
Lt.
r.
e.
Emerson
of
the
I7th
coastguard
district
at
Annette
isiam
ana
uu
w.
&ale
J10m
murderers,
Michael
Joseph
Hayes
Thymic
death
was
the
verdict
of
a
six-man
jury
in
the
B.C.
Undertakers
chapel
this
morn-hvi
following
an
Inquest
into
the
death
of
Loi
Kelly,
six
month
old
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Vr.
Henry
Klly
of
Port
Simp-nm.
February
17.
The
death
w;!si
caused
by
a
glandular
dis-o-di
r.
common
among
younv;.
children.
The
child
was
brought
.into
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
by
Constable
Edward
Anderson
of
the
provincial
office
of
the
B.C.
police
here.
Witnesses
Included
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kelly,
Mrs.
Martha
Spruce
and
Mrs.
Jean
Oosncll,
al1
of
Port
Simpson.
Mrs.
Gos-nell
is
field
nurse
at
Pott
Simpson
and
attended
the
child.
Other
witness
was
Or.
J.
A.
Mac-Donald,
who
performed
an
autopsy.
The
inquest
was
conducted
by
Coroner
M.
M.
Stephens.
Jurors
were
Foreman
Joe
Van
Walleghan,
William
Clark.
Percy
Knutson,
Lewis
Cromp,
Worthy
Eytcheson
and
Demytro
Dord.h.
Floral
Scene
For
Marriage,
In
a
setting
of
beautiful
flowers
last
Saturday
evening
at
First
United
Church,
Mis.
Jean
Garrod
MeGlashan
became
the
bride
of
Ernest
J.
Kennedy,
The
bilde
Is
iuv
o.agvitcr
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman'
McGlas-
han
and
the
bridegroom
son
of
the
lats
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kennedy.'
weaciinij;
ceremony
was
performed
by
Rev.
L.
G.
Bieber
and
the
bride
was
given
away
by
her
stepf
atacr,
As
her
wedding
gown,
Miss
McGlashan
chose
a
white
satin
floor
length
gown
trimmed
with
laced
panels
and
a
floor
length
veil
held
in
place
by
a
touch
of
heather.
A
beautiful
strand
of
pearls
and
a
corsage
of
red
roses
completed
the
bride's
ap-
Darel.
,
The
matron
01
honor,
Mrs.
Kay
Ormiston
wore
a
blue
gowji
with
pink
trim
and
pink
waist
length
veil
and
carried
a
bouquet
of
pink
roses,
and
carna-j
tion.s.
,
Miss
Hose
I'urbony,
in
blue,
and
Miss
Biddie
Wilkinson,
in
pink,
were
bridesmaids
and
wore
similar
fashioned
full
length
gowns
with
sweetheart
neck-'
line
and
small
taffeta
and
net
hats
and
carried
bouquets
of
pink
hoses
and
carnations..
The
bride's
mother
wore
a
blue
evening
gown
with
sequin
col-I
ored
blue
hat
and
corsage
of
carnations.
Bruce
Love
was
grooms-1
man
and
Jamta
Kooens
una,
W
William
M;Nab
were
ushers.
About
100
guests
were
received!
at
the
Valhalla
1111
where
rc-I
fre.xhnicnis
were
svrved
by
Mrs.
T.
Glen,
Mrs.
Keys,
Mrs.
Leigh-
ton,
Mrs.
D.
Kcrp,
Mrs.
A.
Denton,
Mis.
O.
Newton.
Mr,.
Bruce
Love
proposed
Uie
Ums
lo
the
bride.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kennedy
will
make
their
home
in
Prince
Rupert.
and
Wilfrid
Leslie
Nowell.
droD-
io-ji.,petj
from
the
gallows
in
tort;
Saskatchewan
jail
shortly
after;
midnight
today
ana
within
lour-
i.teen
minutes,
were
v
pronounced
dead
by
attending
doctors.
The
men
went
to
their
deaths
a
calm
manner,
unaware
that
their
legal
counsel
had
made
be
considered.
The
way
to
peace,
fche
.
President
felt,
did
not
lay
in
development
of
weapons
but
rather
in
the
growth
and
expansion
of
freedom
aivd
self-government.
The
chief
executive
aecuoed
Russia
of
endeavoring
to
Impose
a
dictatorship
even
more"
severe
than
that
of
the
Roman
Empire.
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Red
Lake
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2
McLeod
ockshutt
...
2.70
.
Moneta
2
Negus
1.45
Noranda
C9.25
Louvicourt
:
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Pickle
Crow
1.81
Regcourt
.
-04
San
Antonio
3.65
Senator
Rouyn
'......
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Sherrit
Gordon-
2.26
Bleep
kock
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Sturgeon
River
.:
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Silver
Miller
.67
Upper
Canada
3.10
Stirling
Albion
To
Fourth
Round
EDINBURGH
ff.-igtirling
Al
bion
todav
defeated
Dumbarton
6
to
2
in
the
Scottish
Cup
soccer
second
round
replay.
Stirling
now
has
a
bye
in
the
third
round.
"
Thursday
February
23,,
1950
High
.
4M
1KB
feet
17:31
15.6
feel
Low
ll::i8
7:3
feet
23:13
9.0
feet
AIR
PASSENGERS
Due
to
a
delay
of
the
Vancouver-Sand-pit
flight
at
Vancouver,
the
C.P.A.
Canso
aircraft
took
off
for
Sandspit
at
4
this
afternoon
and
will
remain
there
overnight.
To
Vancouver
(today)
If.
G.
Bot'hwell.
'
To
Sandspit
(today)
Inspector
F.
B.
Woods-Johnson.
From
Vancouver
(Tuesday)--F.
Baeher,
A.
E.
Owens,
F.
Ibbot-cou,
R.
II.
Hankey,
V.
Colling.
last-minute
appeals
for
slay
or
execution'.
najra
a
Luntnau
ui
ual
murder
last
June
of
William
Mc-
.he
coastguard
air
station
atlH
ih.Jt
,!,
,,iu
I'ori
Aiigeies,
arnvcu
au
uie
oeai
Kay,
an
Edmonton
waiuhousc-f.t
man.
He
was
placed
In
front
of
Nowell
who
hao
been
found
Inquest
Into
Death
of
Mrs.
Jeanie
Pilfold
Verdict
of
accidental
drowning
was
returned
Monday
ifler-noon
by
a
six
man
Jury
following
on
inquest
Into
the
dialh
of
a
50-y:'ar
old
city
woman,
Mrs.
Jennie
Pilfold.
f-'hewas
browned
after
a
fall
of
over
ten
feet
off
a
wharf
early
Satur-'
av
mornini.
The
tragedy
followed
a
party
i
on
the
"King,"
a
vessel
owned
by
fisherman
Ronald
MVLetid,
moored
at
the
floats
adjacent
toj
the
Home
Oil
docks.
McLeod
j
related
how
at
9
p.m.
Friday:
night,
he
had
decided
to
return!
to
his
boat
but
met
a
native!
oman,
Helen
Hansen,
and
the!
drinks
In
a
Third
Avenue
beer
parlor.
The
two
left
after
the
a
oil
nment
closed
-and,
on
their
way
to
the
vessel,
were
tilled
into
the
Cow
Bay
.'hack
of
Oscar
Johnson,'
another
fisherman.
Mrs.
Pilfold
and
John-ton
invited
the
pair
into
the
house
for
a
few
drinks
ofrum.
Previous
to
this
Johnson
and
Mrs.
Pilfold
had
also
been
con-.sumln
beer
on
Third
Ave.
Later,
the
four
visited
the
"Kini?''
and
opened
a
bottle
of
wine.
McLeod
testified
no
"hard
feelings"
were
felt
by
anyone
but
that
Mrs.
Pilfold
arose
and
fald
"I'm
going
home."
McLeod
followed
the
woman
to
the
end
of
a
ramp
leading
up
to
the
dock
and
asked
her
to
return.
"No,
I'm
going
home,",
she
said,
and
further
stated
that
she
wanted
Johnson
to
brine
her
purse
which
the
had
forgotten
1
on
the
vessel.
"She
was
stand
-
ing
at
the
gangplank
when
I;
'el
L
her
to
return
to
the
boat."'
Oscar
Johnson,
on
the
other
j
hand,
could
not
remember
be-
j
ing
told
by
McLeod
that
the
dc-
ceased
had
wanted
her
purse
.and
could
not
recall
that
he
had
j
taken
the
purse.
In
tact,
tesli
.,
hv
JiiIiiim
was
nnt.
rlPiir
had
arrived,
questioning
had
i
har,
been
incchcrcnt.
"Ocar
came
out
and
walked
over,"
McLeod
related,
"but
I'm
not
f
urc
whether
they
walked
l.p
the
gangplank
or
stool
there.
I
went
back
to
the
bout
and
talked
with
Helen
lor
a
little
while."
Midod
said
he
decided
to
liMke
tea
and
was
just,
ready
to
light
a
ttius
stove,
when
he
heard
a
splash.
He
recalled
that
no
one
was
around
and
w
hen
walking
up
the
ramp
he
met
Jolm-mn
down.
Method
asked
where
Mrs.
Pilfold
was.
It
was
then
that
the
body
was
seen
floating
in
the
water.
The
boat
of
fisherjiiau
Nikola
Ser
heniuk
was
tied
next
to
the
"King"
and
from
Mils
vessel,
McLeod
procured
a
lifeboat
an,
I
rowed
to
the
body.
Kerhetiiiik
stated
that
he
had
been
sleeping
quietly
but
was
'awakened
by
the
splash
of
the
lifeboat,
going
overboard.
McLeod
recovered
the
body
and
was
aided
by
Serhrniuk
In
attempting
to
"
revive
'
the
woman.
1
lie
iim-
bu,an(,c
W!W
oaUed
uik)
the
tu-
halator
squad
were
also
unsuc-(cssful
in
reviving
her.
Dr.
J.
A.
MacDonuld,
called
by
Ihe
police,
pronounced
the
woman
dead
at
approximately
2.18
a.m.
A
superficial
cxain-
inatlon
at
the
morgue,
Dr.
Mac-Donald
slated,
showed
110
-murks
cf
violence
and
he
concluded
that
death
was
due
to
drowning.
Johnson's
actions
preceding
the
tragedy
were
not
clear
but
lt
appeared
the
fishermen
hud
missed
Mrs.
I'll
ford
at
the
end
ol
the
ramp,
so
he
descended
to
i
he
dock.
He
walked
in
the
op
poslte
direction
and,
apparently,
dropped
the
purse
at
a
shark
at
the
seaward
end
of
the
dock
for
It.
was
later
recovered
by
a
driver
of
the
Home
Oil
Com-pany.
The
woman,
probably
walking
home,
alon?
the
dork,
tr.pped
and
dropped
over
lulu
the
water.
No
screams
were
heard
by
anyone
and
only
M
Leod
had
heard
the
splash.
Cove
air
base
last
night,
theprovcd
difficult
because
answers!
third
Grumman
Goose,
piloted
by
guilty
of
shooting
his
Vamouver
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Oreille
.:
3.60
Pioneer
.......i
3.40
Premier
Border
:
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Privateer
....
:
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Reeves
MacDonald
....
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Creek
1.13
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Premier
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Vananda
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Salmon
Gold
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.06
Spud
Valley
:
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!
Oils-
Anglo
Canadian
3.95
Atlantic
1.42
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&
E
7.05
Central
Leduc
''
1.15
!
Home
Oil
11.25
Mercury
:.;
AO'i
Okalta
j
1.93
Pacific
JPeto
;
4.40
Princess
.30
Royal
Canadian
00','t
Royalitc
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9.00
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Athona
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Aumaquc
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Buffalo
Canadian
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Con.
Smellers
37.00
Conwest
1.00
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L.'V.
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East
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6.10
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3.00
lormei-;
thief
Aviation
pilot
N.
G.
Wors-in
ail;,hiMB
also
f
inin
Annette
Island.
employee,
Thomas
Law
ioffic
behind
the
police
station
in
downtown
Eomonton
last
July.
MAY
CITK
I-EW1S
WASHINGTON
Thwarted
thus
far
ir,
it
efforts
to
produce
toal
by
court
order,
the
I
nited
Mates
gorcrnmciil
today
was
repuru-d
to
be
considering
contempt
of
court
action
directly
against
John
I,.
Lewis
ana
Ins
top
Jicutenaiits.
Frderal
court
citation,
which
named
the
strikitn?
United
Mine
Workers
as
a
Virion
but
no
tin;
officers,
has
brought
no
results
In
two
days
except
further
fuel
famine,
more
plant
shutdowns
and
further
violence.
BISHOP
DIES
IJRANDON
Rt.
Rev.
W.
E.
Fuller
D.l).,
Ilishop
of
Saska
toon
for
the
Church
of
Ergland
in
Canada
since
last
year,
died
in
hospiial
here.
He
had
been
removed
from
a
train
on
which
lie
had
been
stricken
suddenly
while
travelling
to
Winnipeg
for
a
conference
of
bishops.
LOOKING
TO
MRS.
BILL
LONDON
British
political
observers
are
looking
to
Mrs.
John
Bull
to
swing
the
lot
in
her
matronly
weight
in
tomorrow's
general
election.
Leaders
of
both
Labor
arud
Conservative
parties
have
recognized
the
power
of
women
in
Britain's
crucial
political
campaign.
Both
have
said
that
the
wife
in
the
kitchen
will
swing:
things
their
Talks
with
housewives
around
London's
.suburbs
ieate
pretty
clearly
that
the
race
is
between
advocates
of
more
socialism
or
less
may
end
up
in
a
photo
finish
if
women
have
their
way.
The
latest
un-,
official
poll
gives
Labor
45
percent
and
Conservatives
40.
IN
J
IKED
I.V
NORTH
NOKTHIYAY.
Alaska
Three
Canadian
soldiers
arc
in
hospital
at
YY'hilehorse,
two
seriously
injured,
as
a
result
of
accidents
on
Exercise
Sweet-briar
yesterday.
A
sapper
in
an
Engineer's
Unit
was
hurt
when
a
bulldozer
overturned.
A
corporal
and
a
private
w
hose
names
were
.nut
given
in
the
Ambulance
Corps
were
hurt
when
Iheir
ambulance
struck
another
vehicle
while
rushing
to
the
sapper's
aid.
DKNIKS
LEAK
:
VICTORIA
Minister
of
Health
(ieorue
Pearson
yestcr
j
,
day
denied
Vancouver
reports
that
there
had
been
a
million
dollar
leak
in
the
hospital
insurance
j
plan
in
connection
with
hospital
insurance
payments
I
'
for
those
hurt
in
car
accidents,
it
was
a
wild
slory,
he
said.
1
CHAMPIONS
INIMVNS
''
VICTORIA
B
,M.
Marhityrc,
Coalition
member
for
Mackenzie,
I
championed
the
bill
of
rights
fur
Indians
in
the
Legislature
j
yesterday
and.
said
it
was
the
duly
of
the
Legislature
to
pay
further
legislation
on
their
behalf.
Fishermen
And
Boat
Rescued
VICTORIA
;P
-Six
fishermen
iheir
boat
disabled,
were
rcsciid
after
drifting
on
choppy
waters
off
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
for
four
hews.
The
80-fcot
craft's
distress
signal
was
picked
up
in
Vancouver
and
relayed
to
the
Navy
tug
which
Kavo
a
low
.
The
boat.
Co-operator
No.
1
is
owned
by
the
Kyuquot
Trailer's
Cu-ierative
and
was
the
way
to
Victoria
when
trouble
hit
Coming
Back
To
Vancouver
TORONTO
Arnold
Byers,
29.
arrested
here
as
a
suspect
In
coniuMition
with
the
robbery
of
the
Dunbar
branch
of
the
Can-
In
Vancouver
last
week,
is
being
held
pending
arrival
of
Vancouver
police
wh'o
will
take
him
back
to
the
coast.
Byers
was
arrested
in
tiie
lobby
of
a
west.end
theatre
by
two
de
tectives
who
had
been
assigned
to
follow
leads
here
in
last
Fri-dav's
hold-up.
Pistols
and
considerable
cash
wre
found
In
Byers'
possession.
Four
ol
Family
Burn
to
Death
WINDSOR,
Nova
Kcolia
(I"
-jMis.
I'ul
rick
Fields,
t;cd
iifl,
uiul
her
tliii'n
children
were
burned
,
lo
clcal.li
curly
today
as
lire
.
swept
Ihi'oiigli
their
home
a'
Il.uit.siiiu
t,
six
miles
lrom
hen'.
Tiw.
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Jusiii
i.
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r,
!
Mv
th
rep
The
father
fainted
as
In
reai'hed
the
veranda
lo
go
for
M.ip.
When
he
came
to
the
Iks
of
the
Mou
rial
paric
area
or.
Bjia
will
test
uie
tiuo
or
taiwtia
iwdai
quests
when
thrv
Imual
spring
ski
'V1IIU'
ie
camp,
which
;ate
30
persons,
Tex
Gibson,
.jiiif
iit's
best
known
!
f
's.
:iy
tlie
first
time:r
Clubs
hlstorv
I
lias
taken
place
-on,
12.972.
feet,
me
Canadian!
n.i
a
summer
f
as
held
there
is
outstandinH
',
iincciiiHT
and
is
fjr
piiotom.ioiiv
k
of
Mount
Hob-!
p
imimmt
feature
i
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.
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win
De
pni-itIous
ascent,
of
f
'lit,
11,240
feet,
le
"lacier
.skiini'
mi
l1'
and
Colcimi
f'l'ip
site,
locii
:
?
an
aliunde
of
f'l'nt
Id
tiiejj.c-
,
f'V.
will
allnw
for
"ip-
down
tin;
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and
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Die
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unii
dies-'''s
ant!
on
It
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pi.
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f'UiMr
and
well-
;t
the
disposal
f'i'o
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tin:
r,.ill
'f'"i-
lav
r
he
f
'
inonlh
away,
f'
Still
belli;,
5
,s
expected
Hie
f
.
thirty,
will
he
-'
the
first
week
'j
r
Wilson
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f
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Hal
ions
C''I..U.S
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the
two-1
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W.
K.
nirt
;:alier
hfuce
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Jack
Whel-
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Dorothy
Ilar'-Hurtle
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i
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such
.
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rated.
Tne
be
well
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the
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vhfh
will
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fro.n
tie
Tacoma
a
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En,8
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Prinen
Soc
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Canadian
R
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Civic
be
held
in
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at
8
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m
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Ho.
Mi
f1"11
rlelegutes
is
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t
o.ooci
Don
or
;Urig
,
fU.
Bit
?n
to
all
R-d
I
itterid
house
was
a
mass
of
flames.
THE
WEATHER
GAIi;
WAHMNG
Nor'.h
Coast
Region
Ciale
warning,
continued
cloudy
with
siiower..
tiMlay.
Intermittent
rain
tonight
and
Thursday.
U;
Me
chaiie
in
Umperatiire.
1'inded
here
,
this
ihorning,
and
tok
olf
again
at
approximately
10:2d.
I
LI.
O.
W.
Kiler.
co-pilot
or
one
jof
the
planes,
slated
this
inorn-ing,
that
the
'.hue
planes
have
been
engaged
in
the
search
from
the
beginning
.
Bad
weather,
he
added,
had
been
hampering
the
'search,
especially
lrom
the
air.
jCondilHii.s,
lit.
present,
do
not
(permil
a
l)iMpiJ,,h
search
in
higher
areas,
but.
beaches
are
iseen
dearly.
Ashdown
and
i'rin
Hoyal
islands
have
been
given
a
;oi"ic,on'
ovii,
the
ofli-
seer
said,
but
only
the
search
parties
have
been
noticed.
Still
standing
by
is
the
Canadian
destroyer
Cayuga
and
U.S.
Coastguard
vessels,
Winona,
While
Holly,
Cakooii
and
Citrus.
Chler
Aviation
pilot
N.
O.
Wor-sehiim,
said
Lt.
Kilor,
droppel
a
wooden
life
raft
for
possible
survivors
when
he
first
entered
the
scaic.u
,.
a,.-,.
1
,
I
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.
....
,
...
U)
OUlHiay
IliMI
Ueill
Doom
Bella
IJella.
Lt.
Sale
and
Lt.
Mmerson
resumed
the
search
today.
.
Latest
development
in
the
search
yesterday
was
the
pick-
inir
no
of
a
lilc
raft
In
Hecate
Straits
but
there
was
nothing
ti
indicate
that
this
might
have
been
used
by
any
of
the
still
missing
airmen.
Sea
around
the
Islands
as
well
us.
the
land
Is
now
bring
scoured
&
prospeco.s
were
landed
ae
'pier
,hc
nlenor
of
Dcuks
Could
Be
iGood
Citizens
VICTORIA,
if
'
W.
Hendricks,
Coalition
member
for
Nelson-Creslon,
said
in
the
Legislature
that
the
Doukhobor
problem
in
the
Kootenays
has
cost
British
Columbia
and
Canada
millions
in
fifty
years,
lie
said
that
he
thought
the
Doukhohors
could
in
a
short
time
tv?
fissiinllatecl
as
good
cllV'ens.
He
did
not
think
u'e,Wnds
southeast
25
miles
pet-
&
'
.'f
J
f
-Z:
l',-',"
-
a
rrtW
4.
A
-
j
a"
'
,1.;.',-,.
hour,
shiltin;;
to
southeast
3(H
tonight
and
iiu-reasing
to
50
by
tomorrow
morning.
Lows
to-nl".ht
and
liihs
tomorrow
-at
Port
Hardy
33
and
42,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert
36
and
42.
Synopsis
A
storm
moved
Inland
over
th'
co.u:t
this
mornhn,
leaving
sciuu
mi
snowcrs
11
us
1
This
storm
Rave
Vancouver
a
J
arz,
the
24
hcurs
eiuliin?
al
10.31)
p.m.
last
ninht
Since
1937
when
records
began
at
Vancouver
airport
the
previous
High
for
February
was
1.51
inches
on
Feb.
7,
194.r.
Mild
weather
will
continue
throughout
the
Interior
with
a'
lew
snow
flurries
this
afternoon.
Strong
southeast
winds
have
j
Mbsklcd
alons
the
coast.
This;
is
only
a
brief
lull
however.
A
new
storm
about
1200
miles
off
the
coast
will
bring
gale
winds
to
the
north
coast
tonight
and
ruin
to
Ihe
entire
coast
tomor-
1
low.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
Tacoma
5,
New
Westminster
4.
Fresno
1,
San
Diego
2.
The
inquest
wuus
held
in
thcjciiin
Bank
of
Commerce
CONDEMN
H-BOMB
AS
EXTERMINATOR,
NOT
WEAPON
A
group
of
U.S.
scientists,
gathered
at
Columbia
University
for
a
meeting
of
the
American
Physical
society,
issued
a
joint
statement,
that
in
their
opinion
"no
nation
has
the
right
to
use
such
a
bomb"
as
the
hydrogen
bomb,
"no'
matter
how
righteous
its
cause.
They
said
it
is
no
longer
a
weapon
of
war,
but
a
means
of
extermination
of
whole
populations."
The
assembled
scientists
joining
In
the
statement
condemning
the
H-bomb
are,
left
to
right:
First
row
C.
B.
Al
lison,
director
of
Uie
Institute
of
Nuclear
studies,
U.
of
Chicago;
B.
Rossi,
Massachusetts
Institute
of
Technology
and
Dr.
Hans
Bethe
of
Cornell.
Second
row
K.
T.
Bainbrldge,
Harvard;
C
.C.
La
uritzen,
director
of
the
Kellog
Radiation
Lab.,
.
California
Institute
of
Technology;
V.
F.
Weiskorf,
M.I.T.;
F.
W.
Loomls,
chairman
of
physics
department,
University
of
Illinois.
Third
row
R
B.
Brode,
University
of
California
I.
G.
White.
B.C.
Undertakers
chapel
by
Coronor
M.
M.
Stephens.
Jurors
were
Foreman
Jack
Judge,
II.
T.
Locke,
Harvey
Copc-lunil,
David
Slater,
Victor
Mc-
Mlllan
and
T.
Yule
mess-
that
jail
terms
were
the
answer.
They
only
made
martyrs
of
a
few
I
Inspector
F.
B.
Woods-John-misdlrected,
sub-normal
people
j
ton,
B.
C.
Police,
left
by
plane
for
the
benefit
of
a
few
selfish
for
Sandspit
today
on
police
bus-
lones.