Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
January
7.
1953
Jail
Inmates
SCREEN
L1
iHi'txiiiE
Illllitm
VStudy.
Win
FLASHES
5
rvfi
Feel
...
:
Scholarships
it"?
gmtl
uiport
.
.
th
ir,
faUrlilit
comfort
of
l.ulbic
All-.
Mrrl.k.
Nmply
vmm't
run
or
rt
!
.
.
.
fur
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tb
on)
Lntttnl
mrdl
mail-
uith
Ootlut
cidtiMV.
UXA.MT.
EDMONTON
CP-One
pilsoiu-r
In
an
Alberta
lail
won
two
M
tv
.
Ur
IxJ
H
Vf
C
"Pal
Joey,-
Hie
Kudr,
Hurl
musical
wiioe
rousin.
,'
vlvaj
on
Broadway
won
trie
Cn
ics'
Circle
Aw.it
d
ut
the
ni'i-la
of
the
lOal-Mi
will
be
buiU'ht
to
the
n-r,...n
,.'
Columbia
Ple'urri
oy
Billy
y
dcr.
who
hai
been
jsmm-ti
tJi;
.luce,
direct
and
write
tlie
,..'
aged
man.
left
with
the
deter-
i
mination
that
his
children,
who
tmu
u
ICS
lived
In
an
out-of-the-way
.spot,
!
should
receive
a
proper
educa-'
tion.
I
2
-
;S
I
'
1
8('''f
I
v
.,
V
L
t!
fill-Way
Stretch
piay.
jnuv
will
bj
Wtidcr'i.
lir,
picture
away
from
These
were
typical
of
the
good
':esuli.s
of
the
provincial
department
of
education's
.scheme
to
help
Alberta
jail
prisoners
by
providing
correspondence
cour
m
ft
a-it.
LkJiaO;
-
nfiW.
I
I
1.1
I
im-
-
'
ft
3
C
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uBG
.
,
.
t
Jl'STlCES
(iATIliK
Twenty-four
Juda
s
of
the
Supreme
Coii't
of
Ontario
naUitr
at
a
testimonial
dinner
In
Toronto
for
former
Chief
Justice
R.
S.
Robertson
of
Ontario
(seated
fourth
from
left).
Seated,
left
to
right,
are:
Mr.
Justice
J.
K.
Ma.
Icay;
Mi
Justice
Wildrcd
D.
Roach;
Chief
Justice
J.
W.
Pickup
of
Ontario:
Mr.
Robertson;
Chief
Justice
James
C
McRuer
of
the
ses
to
the
province's
three
large1
jails.
The
courses
are
offered
at
tho'
Fort
Saskatchewan
jail,
tho
Lethbridge
jail
and
at
the
Bow-i
den
Institution
in
central
Al-i
beriu.
estaDiished
tor
Tehabili-:
tation
work
among
juveniles
and
young
adults.
,
tint
new
en
oli-t
lrar
ron-tuner
your
Uutiirt
.MI-Wjit
N
retell
nun
cornet
in.
S
giuiimrou
.
,
.
bo
useful,
tiKi.
High
Court;
Mr.
Justice
V.
P.
J.
Kelly..
Standing,
left
JU
right,
are
Justices
F.
O.
MacKay;
D.
C.
Wells:
J
M.
King;
O.
A
Gale;
Wilfred
Judson;
W.
F.
Schroeder;
J.
L.
McLennan;
F.
H.
Burlow;
J.
A.
Hope;
C.
W.
O.
Olbson;
J
8.
Aylesworth;
J.
L.
Wilson;
R
W.
Trcleitven;
W.
F.
Spence;
R.
E
Laidlaw;
R.
I.
Fergti'on;
A.
M.
LcB-l,
and
P.
E.
F.
StiUUy.
"CP
Piiutoi,
omic
Aid
New
Election
since
ne
wai
U
j
Mied
to
a
t
,
I
tract
there
more
than
l.-t,
Vl
j
ago.
He
Ls
a
triple
a-sumi
Award
winner,
for
directing
ieollaborntliig
on
the
sn.-ir.n
i
of
"The
Let
"Weekend,"
aim
j,
!
collatx-ratlng
on
the
crecniu
j
of
'Sunset
Boulevard"
!
'i
he
world-wide
rights
to
Hhj
;Z:-!u's
elas-de
r.o"l,
"Tli
Humi.
1
Beast."
have
been
H0Uire
j,
Columbia
Pit
lures
following
n
!
tensive
negoilalion,
anil
1
ln
twit
tant
property
has
-n
4.
'signed
to
producer
I.f;,
Rachmil.
Written
by
Zo,a
18!1
a
"Le
B
te
Humala,
of
a
erle.i
of
tfovls
oealini
Disease
SP
.1..
1Y
1
tif
R
?
uoTmcs
MVXY
APPLICANTS
High
schoil,
junior
hiah,
and
1
'glass
of
fashion
For
Spring,
Hints
Premier
(Ten
yi'.irs
niter
tlir
hot
sue-crsslul
atomic
chain
it-action,
sciencp
t.-i
appty:ni
aiomic
enri;y
to
peacetul
piAi-ints
Prinn-si
so
la-
uirt
t
i
..-
prufiM-ts.
aif
re-iulU-fl
b-htw
in
aii.)llir
oi
a
srries
ot
rucl.
-
i
atomic
cn-eT'jy.
I
Hy
FKANk
K.
C'AKEY
now
en
display
and
tola
at
elementary
school
courses
are
of-
i
fered.
'
The
department
reported
thati
the
number
applying
for
courses'
is
surprisingly
high,
and
the
only
two
failures
in
1951
wrej
prisoners
who
were
transferred
i
to
another
province.
i
atomic
era
brought
no
atomic
pill"
to
wipe-
out
cancer,
nor
revolutionized
manufacturing,
i.or
turned
desert
ureas
Into
verdant
fields.
"
Hut
Gordon
Dean,
chairman
of
the
Atomic
Energy
Commission,
summed
up
progress
thli
way.
We
ought
to
remember
.
.
atomic
energy
.
.
-
a
born
in
i
to
bear
on
the
cancer
with
.".
piomi.iing
chance
of
prolonging
the
man's
life
Radio-active
gold
courses
through
the
veins
of
a
man
sui-leri:ig
a
complication
ot
luns
;
cancer.
Tin
.-.'
j
re
exampli-s
of
atomic;
tncruy
used
for
humimitarian
purposes
i
In
m-diciiu'.
In
agriculture
''
and
In
industry
theie
Is
tangibl
evidence
that
atomic
force
can
be
employed
to
serve
man.
True,
the
first
!.:
do
i,:-f
th-:
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
WASHING
ION
IAPIA
man
VANCOUVER
0
"
Premier
Bennett
Mined
strongly
Monday
that
the
provincial
general
election
will
be
held
this
spring
'
He
suld
In
an
interview
that
suffering
from
a
brain
tumor
!s
In
many
instances
the
nu
n
i
'aI......
.............
1!
a...-.
..
..it
f
i-,,Bi
itMI,
,.,
,
7
j
i
lime
of
war
and
has
grown
up
Brltbh
Columbians
will
go
to
the
in
a
period
of
international
ten-
ootu
-
before
tf
.
hot
nmnmrr
are
ent
rely
r
a
most
lliteiate.
a,
thp
h
,
Mmil,
mmv
The
Lethbndge
ail
solved
tne
..fulmc,.
at
Brookha--n.
NY.
problem
of
handling
such
cases!
Powerfal
rays,
roU.:(w(!
,hro.,
by
pacing
them
under
the
tutor-a
gU8rdt.d
po,thule)
are
brou,:lt
months"
The
Hrrmler
al?o
said
Bi'lti.-h
rton
and
mobilization
.
.
.
On
the
productiveas
opposed
to
the
destructive
side,
progress'
his
been
slower
.
.
.
but
in
the
31iljJ
Ul
A
11I1UW
ilillLdir.
mulu
i
.
.
i
Columbia
and
Alber.;
govern-
NOTICE
TO
SUBSCRIBERS
have
attained
a
grade
three
oi
four
standard,
they
are
switched
i
-I-,.
7-m-'m
-1
to
correspondence
lessons.
past
few
years
many
hundred
menu
re
:'.:':!ng
tn
federal
of
lieonle
have
been
trained
and
govern.iient
to
hold
a
plebbeli
mu
-h
knowledge
Ira
been
ac-
atnom:
the
.-e,ml.
,,f
Yukon
aarl
human
beings,
their
goml
n
bud
quaiilles,
physical
and
mt;
tal,
"The
liumaii
Hra.-t"
h
ulx'
In
constant
demand
u-.
a
nor1
In
many
countries
The
!..-will
le
bro
ight
up
to
,t;f
the
picture,
whico
wl,l
st-i
the
love
s'orv
t
amrr.i
vmu
.
air
tuy
beluv
pi
t:
n-
d
at
t,
Sanii.
Fe
RR
nai',lhou-e
r
San
BerrnrJint,.
Calif.
h
full
use
wiil
be
marie
of
I
i
fre'-sh'
viirU.
the
m-vlr
lu-a.'.d
nil
ol
Ine
dl'.t
Inctlve
f
.
nd
scunti
,f
r.:ilroud
rp-'U'.s
.
Out
Thickets,'
an
pn'-n-t!
We'frn
roel
bi
I
Savage
Jr.
has
hfii
pimu.i
.
by
8ult-Hjo-n
Pra(!rt!"rrt
k'arrliiK
.c!:;c!'
for
Hu:i:
,
Kent'
l'.h
lijriy
i'
KiiH
jr
duclns
A
h.--t(rt.al
i.rnt,
post
-Csvii
War
Tex,
u
i
p.;
ll
ht'.l
orKlnully
In
Z
ir.e
C-;
Wc.tecn
Magaine.
cumulated
.
.
.
The
road
ahead
If
you
have
missed
your
paper,
please
phone
your
newsboy.
If
you
do
not
know
your
newsboy's
name,
.
call
the
office
before
5
p.m.
kHiks
promislnt:
Indeed."
Si-ienlUts
u
now
(here
it
drfinlle
hope
for
hnrnevHlnt
the
atom
for
r
In
trie
power
anil
manufacturiin.
Northwest
'icriltoriei.
The
pleb-bclte
would
sik
their
opinion
on
extending
ti
c
bo'J'Hlartms
of
B.C.
and
Alberta
fiom
the
601
h
to
the
ftalh
parallel,
"There
Is
no
qui
t
'on
of
exci
ting
ptessure."
Mr
IJ.
illielt
ald
We
feel
the
vast
northern
development
about
to
take
place
.
has
Its
Impetus
and
oriKt.i
In
B
C
New
Zealander
Sees
More
Trade
With
West
Coast
VANCOUVER
it
Forecast
of
an
upswing
in
trade"
between
New
Zealand
and
Canada
was
made
here
by
N.
S.
Mountain
of
Auckland.
N.Z.
Mr.
Mountain
is
New
Zealand's
V
''C'H:
.
'
!
But
some
scientists
say
that
j
radio-active
Isotopes
may
some
I
day
yield
benefits
to
man
that
i
would
overshadow
even
the
har-'
neviing
of
atomic
power
for
pro-i
pulsion
and
manufacturing
They
sjH-ak
of
the
hope
that
at
and
Alberta.
new
trade
commissioner
to
Can-
;
ada
who
arrived
aboard
the
j
Aorangi
en
route
to
his
head-i
One
Complete
Showing
Only,
Starting
7:30
p.m.
quarters
in
Montreal.
v
i
v
-
-
A.I
ItOL'TK
2
Billy
Seynvuur.
Reel
854
Herman
Street;
1480
6th
East
to
Seal
Cove.
ROI
TL
3
Victor
Maskulak.
1st
Ave.
West
248-1077;
2nd
Ave.
West
941-1028
Including
9lh
Street:
3rd
Ave.
Frizzell's
Motors
to
end
of
3rd
West.
ROi
rr.
4
Wilfred
Erickson
"ill
Ave.
West
704-1
127;
Pth
Ave.
West
102-609.
806-861;
Fulton
Street
700
Block;
Tatiow
Street
805-823;
Comox
Ave.
ROL'TF
5
John
Wf.sthead
4th
Ave.
West
100-445;
5th
Ave.
We.st
105-515:
6th
Ave.
West,
:i08-539:
Dimsmuir
Street
211-424;
Tatiow
512-515;
Emerson
Place;
Agnew
Place.
ROl'M:
6
Raymond
SUlapsky
THi
Ave
West
105-537;
Oih
Ave.
East
110-270;
McBride
Blreet
113-7C8.
(
ROl'TF
7
Peter
Brnwn,
Blue
971
All
of
Section
2.
ROlTi:
8
Arnold
Peterson.
tne
use
of
surn
materials
as
"tracers"
In
the
human
bodv
may
help
solve
the
riddle
of
the
processes
involved
in
cancer,
,
diabetes,
heart
disease,
and
oth-I
ers
among
man's
greatest
af-'
fiirt
Ions.
Atomic
researchers
hope
thit
atomic
"rays"
may
eventually
be
Lin
ployed
to
produce
strains
of
plants
resistant
to
disease,
drought
and
other
hazards.
American
researcher
are
also
talking
about
(some
ingenious
methods
develoiied
In
Britain
t
for
bringing
radiognld
and
other
:
isotopes
to
bear
against
can-'
cers.
One
such
technique
In
New
Zealand,
he
said,
is
in
ur-
j
gent
nved
of
certain
Canadian
i
products,
particularly
metals,
such
as
aluminum
and
copper
He
is
here
to
promote
sales
of
j
wool,
hides
a.id
skins,
among
his
i
country's
staple
products.
"My
duty
is
to
attempt
to
work
out.
a
pattern
of
trad"
which
is
1
.
.
.
TODAY
and
THURSDAY
RIOT
VICTIM
Adiien
Dumas.
35,
was
shot
by
a
Hi!ic?man
during
a
clash
between
police
and
strikers
at
Lotiisevllle,
Que
.
70
miles
west
of
Montreal.
Traffic
constable
Bnvitt
Casgrain
of
th.
provincial
police
said
he
fired
the
shot
U.ar
felled
Dumas
but
said
it.
was
accidental.
A
number
of
other
strikers
were
Injured
by
police
clubs
and
25
were
arrested
as
violence
flared
at
the
plant
of
Associated
Textiles
where
a
strike
has
been
In
progress
.-l
ice
last
March.
,CP
PhoU
On
the
iomc
f
rogrom:
TYRONE
I-OWKK
fOiEM
JOAN
FONT
A
I
N
K
In
of
mutual
benefit
to
Cunada
and
New
Zealand,"
he
said.
A
FAM(l
S
PI
llltS
1
HEATH
Waterfront
and
Pacific
Place;
iCNR-Fishcrmen's
volves
Inserting
a
deflated
hal-!
"
Floats
i.
THIS
ABOVE
ALL
n
z.
"
'
i
.
'
.
-
!
-
i
.....
.
....
Man
Arrested
Charged
With
TOIA
JOAN
CKAV.KOKU
-
JACK
PALANt'E
KOl'Tt"
9
Mclvin
Bjornson.
Green
113
8th
Ave.
East,
McBride
to
Hi.ys
Cove
Circle.
ROl'TE
10
Richard
MarDonald.
Bine
339
4'h
Aw
E.'st
237-736:
5th
Ave.
East
301-710:
8th
Ave.
East
119-245.
301-626:
Hays
Cove
Circle
82-687;
Cotton
Stra-t
511-516;
Green
Street
411-416;
Ebert
Street;
young
Street.
ROL'TF.
11
Donny
Blake
aihit
FNTI.HTAINMt'XT
7:00
-
9
10
in
"SUDDEN
FEAR
'
loon
into
the
bladder
and
then
Inflating
It
with
solution
ol
i
radio-active
sodium
and
radto-i
active
bromine.
j
Radio.active
cobalt,
a
re!
i-I
tively
inexpensive
substitute
for
i
radium,
has
Ix
en
fabricated
Into
I
c
"wire"
that
Is
"thread"d"
around
the
contours
of
a
dit-p-I
seated
cancer.
j
Research
with
radioactive
tracer
Isotopes
in
agriculture
;
has
enabled
scientists
to
trac-
nutrients
through
soil
and
!
them:
th-ough
plants.
Thus,
i
they've
been
able
to
determine
j
at
?hat
stage
In
Its
growing
2nd
Overlook;
Herman
Place;
'
Pitsijolt
Ave.;
1st
and
,
Piggott
Pluce.
UOLTF
P.
Lloyd
Quast
11th
Ave.
East
333-1865;
Frederick
St.;
Sherlnook
Avt.
Misconduct
Pmnriv
McLean,
oi'rested
by
police
while
they
were
investigating
a
theft
complaint,
was
remanded
until
Jan.
14
when
he
tppearcd
in
police
court
today
on
a
charge
of
disorderly
con-duet.
RCMP
said
the
man
was
uncooperative
when
found
near
the
scene
of
the
reported
theft
and
did
not
answer
questions
satisfactorily.
McLean
told
Magistrate
Vance
that
he
came
here
two
weeks
ago
from
Prince
George
and
although
he
had
money
when
he
arrived
he
"had
been
broke
for
Ihc
last
few
days."
Roaring
Qui
Of
The
fiuamcti
Tall
Tltr.bei
lands
Comes
TUU
Thrill-Jammed
Logging
Adventure
"THE
BLAZING
FOREST"
IN
COLOR
BY
TECHNICOLOR
MOST
SI'K'TACl'LAR
FOREST
I
IRE
I
t
FR
FILMED
STARRING
JOHN
PAYNE
WILLIAM
DEMAREST
plus
STARTS
-
-
TOMORROW
"Water
Jockey
III
Jinks"
CARTOON
NEWSCAPI
I
OL
m
m
SHOWS
7:00
9:04
i
amoi
s
pi.avi
rs
i
hfvtki'
ROl'TE
14
Derek
Allen,
Blue
120
1st.
East
225-247;
2nd
Ave.
West
137-341:
1st
Street
131-225;
Market
Place;
3rd
Ave.
Daily
News-National
;
Mo!
ore.
7h
&
I
cycle
the
plant
r.teds
fertilizer
most.
ROL'TE
15
Robert
Jensen.
Black
955
'
1
?Mi
Ave.
West.
635-735.
741-745;
Borden
Street;
Fraser
ntrer-t;
Big'4ar
Place.
ROl'TE
16
Charlie
LiniUrom
-b
Ave.
Eiist
124-234;
5th
Ave.
East
101-246:
7th
Ave.
Ens'.
108-058;
Bowser
Street.
ROl'TE
17
Marvin
Sterritt,
Black
205
3
MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME
:
Ammntkmmi
tfirtn.rtufc.l
m
mUkhmmwmtt,
UnTnijiiiiiitai
iiA
f
inn
m
ji
nth
Ave,
West
210-539:
7th
Ave.
Wf'st
120-537:
8th
Ave.
Vesi
221-028:
Lotbiniere
St.
721-728;
McBride
St.
413-
Resort
Hotel
Reports
Theft
I
HARRISON
HOT
SPR1NG3.
B.C.
tf-The
management
of
Harrison
Hot
Springs
Hotel
reported
Monday
night
that
$1,200
had
-been
stolen
from
the
accounting
office
and
said
that
two
employees
left
suddenly
without
explanation.
RCMP
are
seeking
the
two
men
for
questioning.
They
are
believed
to
have
left
on
foot.
704;
Tatlow
si.
625-733.
DANCE
PUC
Forbids
Trucking
On
Hart
Highway
I
TE
18
Allan
Smith,
Black
7
If.
AKRLSr
STRIKER-A
striker,
one
of
25
arrested
at.
Loulsevllle,
M.,
Is
brought
to
police
headquarters
at
Montreal.
One
man
war
wounded
by
a
police
bullet.
The
riot
act
was
rend.
Of
the
25
arrested
six
were
released
and
one.
a
16-year-old
youth,
was
to
ippcar
In
juvenile
court.
icp
Photo)
Fri.
nth
Ave.
East
Block
800;
8!h
Ave.
East
915-976:
9th
Ave
East
1000-1144:
10Ui
East
900-113(1:
Alfred
Street:
Fri.
Jon.
9,
'53
Jon.
9,
'53
Bacon
Street;
Donald
Street.
ROl'TF
19
Jimmy
Johnson,
Green
C61
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
Music
By
PETE
HEGO
And
HIS
WKSTERNAUtES
PRICE
$1.00
Doncing
from
10-2
Hitler's
Former
Money
Man
Opens
New
Bank
in
Germany
Clh
Ave.
East
870-1140;
Ambwj
Ave.
ROl'TE
20
Runny
Iladland
Clh
Ave.
East
1036-1941
ROL'TF
21
Clifford
Valentin,
Red
272
2nd
Ave.
We.st
1135-1314;
Park
Ave.
Street;
Water
Street;
Beach
Pluce.
Labor
Wants
LRB
To
Remain
1005-2273;
11th
1
VICTORIA
The
Public
Utilities
Commissiun
is
not
likely
to
allow
freight
service
between
i
Vancouver
and
Whitehorne,
Y.T.,
until
the
John
Hart
Highway
is
1
in
better
condition,
provincial
:
gov
Ttiment
sources
said
Monday.
Lees
Transportation,
pioneer
.Cariboo
trucking
line,
announced
Saturday
it
has
joined
Northern
Freightways
of
Dawson
Creek,
B.C.,
to
provide
a
sigle-rate
service
to
the
Yukon.
DUOSELDOHF.
Germany
iReu.
equally
reticent
about
the
bank's
test-Hjalmar
Schacht.
Hitltr'j'
futu;c
activities.
j
VANCOUVER
tf
Labor
wants
the
provincial
government
to
re-
j
jtaln
Its
present
Labor
Relations1
j
Board
until
after
the
spring
si-;
slon
legislature,
It
was
reported
i
here
Monday.
The
proposition
wan
put
before
i
Labor
Minister
Lylc
Wicks
when
Ladies
Shoes
Sale
Price
$1.95
financial
wizard
and
forme:-head
of
the
Reichsbank,
today
wt
himself
up
in
the
exporl-iinpjrt
banking
business.
After
J,wo
years
of
globe-trotting
to
make
contacts,
he
now
v
In
the
l.i.ii
two
years,
either
a
a
government
adviser
ur
on
prlv
ate
visits,
heha:ht
has
visile!
Italy,
Pjrtugui,
Synhi,
Egypt,
Iran.
Turkey.
Brazil,
Indonesia,
India
and
Thailand.
lht
brain's
behind
"Schacht
and
ROl'TE
23on
Grantham,
Blue
293
8lh
We.st,
615-735:
Summit
Ave
;
Tavlor
SI
reel;
516-600
'
-
Fulton
Street;
600
and
700
Blocks
6th
Ave.
West.
ROl'TE
21
Brian
Roberts,
Black
480
-.
2nd
Ave.
West
718-3rd
Ave.
and
6th
Street;
3rd
Ave.
West
Daliy
News-Watts
&
Nickerson's
5th
St.)
to
Frizzell's
Motors.
UOl'TF
25
Gordon
Boake
--
6th
Ave.
East
1141-1476.
ROL'TE
2b
Freddie
Bellis,
Red
322
7th
Ave.
East
981-1086;
1103
Ridley
Home;
Hays
Cove
Ave.
928-1154.
ROl'TF
27
Christopher
Harvey,
Green
865
6th
East,
McBride
Hays
Cove
Circle.
Hays
Cove
Circle.
the
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
V'arjonrl
Trnrtiie
anH
tjihir
rv,nr-un
Thoii'.'l
..-quitted
of
CPS
May
Not
Get
New
Cruiser
officials
met
with
him
last
week.
Co.,
winch
today
opened
Its
doors
for
business.
His
state
licence
to
operate
the
crimes
al
the
Nf.nbvg
trials,
Scliaclit
Is
widely
disliked
in,
the
Wtst
and
at
home.
His
worst
Changeover
to
a
part-time
board
"
with
only
the
chairman
bank
is
effective
from
today
but
.......
...u;t
t.
t
VANCOUVER
(P
Canadian
;..,,,..
1al
.m.
oiiuu
lajuc
wuni;
ik
waa
111
lll-in,.lnl
,
,,,
.,i
.,ii
Pacific
Steamships
said
Monday
,
wk
ln
tn'e
,5.year.oW
econ.
it
is
unlikely
a
suitable
replace-
omlst's
headquarters.
donesla
m
19al,
advising
the
In-
Ja5n
ls
due
n
d
doneian
t;overnemnt
on
I
management
have
protested
the
t
economic
policies.
At
a
private
move
when
lt
was
announced
1:,
reception,
I!-.ikh
Keenlcy.sldc,!vlctoria
recCntly.
Canadian
director
general
of
the
I
-
!
I
The
bank
us
owned
jointly
by
I
ment
will
have
been
found
for
the
sunken
luxury
liner
Princess
Kathleen
In
time
for
the
1953
j
holiday
cruise
season.
The
company
said
negotla-
Schacht
and
Waldernar
Ludwig,
a
former
director
of
the
Reichs
bank.
They
have
another
bank
THESE
ARE
THE
DAILY
NEWS
LITTLE
MERCHANTS
"
THEIR
SUCCESS
DEPENDS
ON
YOU
Big
Task
8TELLENBOSCH,
Huulh
Africa
i
(CP)
There
are
about
500
differ-
j
ent
tongues
in
Bantu
Airiest,
but
the
Bible
is
available
in
only
170
;
Ladies
Slippers
f
t
Sale
Price
$1.95
Fashion
Footwear
tions
in
the
United,
States
have
ule
Process
oi
organtzauon
at
'
"recently
fallen
through"
and
Aumeuhlo
and
may
try
for
a
"some
curtailment
or
services
tn,rd
at
Hamburg,
iwill
therefore
be
neces.sary
thisi
Officials
refused
to
give
any
year.
j
information
about
the
Dussei-
UN'.s
technical
assistance
ftdmln-islration,
pointedly
refused
to
shake
hands
with
Schacht.
Schacht
and
thp
Indonesian
government
protested
the
Incident,
but
Keenleyside
stuck
to
his
gun-s
and
later
called
Schacht
"an
unprincipled
turncoat,"
"a
disgrace
to
the
human
race"
and
of
them,
and
only
portions
of
t'.K
Bible
tit
that,
.says
Professor
G,
B.
A.
Oerdener
of
the
theological
seminary
In
this
Cape
Prov-
"The
summer
schedule
of
theo'T
DanK
resources,
Dut
it
is
company's
British
Columbia
fleet
i
believed
to
have
capital
of
about
lis
presently
under
considera-
'$400,000
with
promLsed
deposit,;
tion,"
the
statement,
eonehirivd
of
about
$2,500,000.
They
were
fpr
aw'ck
results
try
a
Daily
News
Classified
"a
despicable
tcoundrel."
j
ince
town.