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Rupert
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News
Tuesday,
March
9,
19M
Court
Studies
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CFPR
United
Church
Leader
Dies
U.S.
Plans
Big
Air
Tankers
To
Refuel
New
Heavy
Bombers
(Subject
tn
Change)
As
Colonel's
Case
Contiii)
Toronto
(CP)
Very
Rev.
WASHINUTON
A
United
when
...
,
James
Endicott
38,
second
mod-,
Imhf
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2
States
Marine
Corps
court
of
in-
there
is
no
r'"'
qulry
today
turned
to
a
study
of
!
can
put
dr.n
"":'Ji
rator
of
the
United
Church
of
I
mentrlrlde"
the
destruction
that
It
was
experimenting
witti
a
B-47
converted
to
a
tanker
plane
by
the
Boeing
Airplane
Co
Boeing
expects
to
get
a
cruising
speed
of
about
550
for
the
transport,
and
at
the
same
time
mak
it
possible
to
operate
the
tanker
at
the
bomber's
normal
cruising
altitude.
anywhere"
of
a
mind
as
it
moved
toward
a
climax
in
the
case
of
Col.
Frank
H.
Schwable.
The
murine
air
officer,
who
signed
a
germ-warfare
confession
for
his
Communist
captors
in
Korea,
and
repudiated
it
WASHINGTON
i.f!-TUe
United
United
States
Air
F.Jree-
ma.
turn
to
swift,
high-flying
Jci-powered
tanker
p.anes
to
provide
mid-air
refuelling
for
the
new
B-52
all-jet
heavy
bombers
of
the
strategic
air
command.
The
B-52s
are
expected
to
begin
coming
off
the
production
line
late
this
year.
Each
i.s
being
equipped
to
replenish
its
fuel
supply
in
flight
to
offset
the
high
rate
of
fuel
consumption
by
its
eight
jet
engines.
Mid-air
refuelling
for
mediun
B-47
jet
bombers
is
standard
practice,
but
all
tanker
planes
now
used
'are
piston-engined
aircraft,
the
KC97
Boeing
strata-freighter,
with
tanks
and
a
"living
boom"
for
transfer
of
fuel
to
jet
bombers
or
fighters.
Education
Threatened
Says
Historian
m
Canada
and
former
missionary
in
China,
died
Monday
night.
He
served
as
mode:au)r
from
IMC
to
1928.
P;:ri.ig
thct
years
he
combined
U,c
moderator's
du-f.es
wi!h
tlio.;e
ot
secretary
of
the
church's
boar
1
of
foreign
hiis-iions,
!j
position
he
held
from
the
tim?
i
'
church
union
in
1925
Pntll
his
retirement
in
1936.
Born
in
Devon.
England,
he
came
to
Canada
at
17.
He
made
lTi
first
Canadian
home
at
Lu-an,
Ont.,
and
became
a
probationer
for
the
Methcdist
ministry
f,rom
the
Guelph
conference.
He
did
church
work
in
the
Owen
found
district
of
the
Methodi.st
Church
and
at
Cartwright.
Mar..,'
tnd
Lethbridge.
A!ta.,
before
starting
theolosical
studies
at
Wcaley
College
in
Winnipeg.
'
yi.
l
l
I
-ft
V
U
i
-
k
when
freed,
is
expected
to
tes-t'fy
himself
later,
this
week.
In
the
meantime,
his
counsel
today
called
Dr.
Joost
A.
M
Meerloo
of
New
York
as
a
follow-up
witness
to
Maj.-Gen.
William
.
Dean,
who
testified
Monday.
Dr.
Mcei.
3,
a
Dutch
psychiatrist,
specialized
In
the
study
of
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Communist
brain-washing
and
j
defines
Its
results
'
mentrl-!
cide"
literally,
mind-murder
1
He
coined
the
word
as
a
dccilp-i
tlon
of
what
h'ippens
to
a
mind
!
robbed
of
its
will
by
torture
and
1
interrogation.
;
The
court
of
one
admiral
and
,
three
marine
generals
was
s:t
Smiley
rtnriirttr
Show
Musical
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fiquitre
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Business
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Questions
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News
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the
Tables
Here
Come
tne
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Weather
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ftuwhidc
'
have
You
Huttrd?
;
MONTREAL
(CP)
"Canadian
education
is
threatened
with
a
total
loss
of
direction."
Dr.
Hilda
Neatby,
University
of
Saskatchewan
historian,
said
last
night.
Addressing
a
Montreal
educi-ti.n
week
meeting,
Dr.
Neatby
urged
a
revival
of
"mind-centred
schools."
"The
first
essential
task
of
the
school
is
the
feeding
and
training
of
minds,"
she
said.
"Other
ta.-ks
are
auxiliary
and
secondary."
Dr.
Neatby
is
author
of
the
book
"So
Little
For
the
Mind"
which
criticizes
Canada's
education
system.
-if
j
Airmen
are
highly
pleased
witii
i
the
current
meuiou
oi
replemsh-i
ing
jet
bombers
and
fighters
in
I
mid-flight.
But
they
also
say
that
a
lo
of
efficiency,
time
,
and
fuel
exist
when
a
jet
biimlv
!
er
refuels
from
a
piston-engined
tanker.
!
A
jet
engine
performs
best
at
high
altitude
where
the
air
is
thin.
A
piston-engined
aircraft
produces
more
power
at
lowr
j
altitudes.
i
Observers
who
have
ridden
a
ry
Daily
News
Classifies
i
iiiiiiiiiiiiiii
ia
5
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
I
up
to
recommend
whether
I
Schwable
should
be
court-mar-!
tialled
or
otherwise,
disciplined.
!
Dean,
who
won
the
medal
of
':
honor
in
Korea
and
w.ia
a
prls-'
oner
for
three
years,
told
the
court
on
Monday
he
would
rather
d1'
thnn
submit
U:
capture
again.
j
"If
I
ever
go
to
.:
again,"
he
IT
TAKES
ONLY
A
HINT
of
spring
in
the
air
to
bring
out
the
marble-playing
set.
During
one
of
the
warm
February
days
in
the
Rochester.
N.Y.,
area
young
Freddy
Harrington
was
anxious
to
knuckle
dow
n.
HOT
tanker
plane
in
a
refuelling
op
eration
with
the
B-47
note
tlv.it
the
bomber
is
close
to
".stallin
speed
as
it
nearsM'ull
fuel
lo.rl
1;
Today's'
Stocks
while
throttled
down
to
300
mile
Stewart
Outlet
lor
Railway
Meeting
Topic
.....
WAINIKtet
(Courtesy
K.
.
JuhiitMn
.
Mil
t
an
hour
or
less
to
match
the
top
speed
of
the
tanker
plane.
Hie
air
force
disclosed
last
fall
l
f
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im
i:IM)
1
I
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1:30
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3:,s
0:'s
5
1
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at
l.W
and
11
sam,
1
11
carry
along
a
pill
which
I'll
take
If
I'm
captured."
Dean
said
the
military
rule
of
disclosing
only
name,
rank
and
serial
number
when
captured
is
an
Ideal
"we
should
all
strive
for."
but
he
said
he
told
his
captors
more
than
that.
CAPITA
KVMorsn.UKIMIt
Special
to
Tlie
Doily
News
STEWART
A
report
of
an
In-ter-provinrial
board
of
trade,
session
at
Fort
St.
John,
at
which
the
possibility
of
a
Stewart
out-,
let
for
a
railway
to
open
up
the
north
and
Peace
River
area
wasj
discussed,
highlighted
a
special
meeting
of
the
Stewart
B.iardj
of
Trade
last
week.
j
The
Stewart
bo;
ru
piar.ned
tn
ask
the
Frobishu
interests
tnj
study
the
Stewart
site
and
tho
;
TODAY
and
WEDNESDAY
Eve.
ShowjM
Rupert
Motors
Competition
Ends
This
Week
Draw
for
this
week's
curling
in
the
Prime
Rupert
Curling
club's
Rupert
Motors
competition
is
as
follows:
Tuesday,
7
p.m.
Meighen
vs
-
ZTmlF
Of
W-fi-
Zoning
EAWiVfe
1EFFCHB
with
Stewart
as
Pacific
terminal.
The
route,
they
said,
would
open
up
vast
minernl
resources
and
a
natural
farming
area.
The
delegates
had
also
pointed
out
harbor
facilities
available
ot
Stewart,
noting
that
the
Portland
Canal
offerer
a
deep-water
harbor
r'
over
130
fathoms
at
Stewart
with
ample
shore
space
for
docking
f-uUtlcs.
It
was
also
noted
that
u
Stewart
route
wo-ld
be
more
than
400
miles
shorter
than
any
other
proposed
routes,
with
therefore,
a
saving
in
freight
charges.
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
fleet
of
six
vessels
begins
whale
hunting
in
B.
C.
coastal
waters
March
15.
two
weeks
earlier
than
usucl.
Latest
addition
to
the
fleet
1.;
the
niotorshlp
Lavaleo.
a
sturdy
114-foot
former
Canadian
navy
minesweeper.
proposed
road
from
Cassiar
As
GUWHUJAMAIIIOfll
mil!
CHOP
SUEY
.
.
.
.
.
.
CHOW
MEIN
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
o.m.
"
'
bestos
holdings
to
Stewart,
be-
j
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mil
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JOHN
SUTTON
SUTTON'
A
A
UNIVIRSAL
UN(VtRSAL
INI!
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m
fore
making
any
decision
on
;
transportation
routes
to
their!
proposed
far
north
protects.
i
J.
W.
Doyle
und
W.
J.
Crawford
were
Stewart
delegates
to!
the
Fort
St.
John
meeting,
out-I
linln!
details
of
a
route
suggested
by
Sir
Donald
Mann
when
;
he
contemplated
building
the
'
Canadian
Northeastern
Railroad
;
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Kcllough
vs
Row-both;.m;
Scott
vs
McKenzie.
9
p.m.
Parker
vs
Bird;
Warren,
vs
Matthew;
McNiece
vs
Robert-
j
son.
Wed
no
'.
7
p.r.:.
option
vs!
Ostertag;
Miller
vs
Anderson;
i
Kellougii
vs
Turner.
9
p.m.
Sie-
ber
vs
Berg;
Garner
vs
Petersen;
Laurie
vs
Shier.
Thursday,
7
p.m.
Holliston
vs
Rudderham;
Ford
vs
Parker;
Moore
vs
Bird.
9
p.m.
Aston
vs
Howbotham;
Warren
vs
John
A
MMOl'S
PLAVERSII
f
ston;
Meighen
vs
Stewart.
Friday.
7
p.m.
Eyolfson
vs
Ostertag;
Miller
vs
Greene;
Mr-Kenzle
vs
Wakley.
9
p.m.
Scott
vs
Berg;
Parker
vs
Robertson;
Moore
vs
McNiece.
I'lnyolfs
will
start
Saturday,
March
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making
tor
your
future?
In
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
you
can
look
forwards
lively,
adventurous,
well
travelled
life,
with
good
M
who
are
going
places
too.
Penticton
Kelowna
Kom
loops
Vernon
WE
MOVE
WITH
CARE
ANYWHERE
You
ran
entrust
your
finest
furniture
pieces
to
u
with
confidence
In
Ihflr
sa
f
e-and-sount
delivery.
PACKING
CRATING
SHIPPINO
The
Navy
gives
you
a
permanent
well
paid
job
-p
free
food,
clothing,
living
quarters,
medical
and
dentalar
plus
the
privilege
of
serving
Canada
in
our
growing
service.
You
can
go
ahead
in
the
Navy
every
step
leading
LOCAL
OR
LONG
DISTANCE
Newest
1954
:
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Styles
;
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STORE:
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a
Dermanent
pension
wnw
r
are
still
young
enough
to
enjoy
MOVING
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Limited
Phone
60
"Leave
it
to
Lindsay's"
m,
wo:.
'
1
i
t
f
i
i
CITY
TRANSFER
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
FURNITURE
MOVING
LOCAL
and
LONG
DISTANCE
Phone
950
FIRST
AVENUE
AND.
McBJtlDE
STREET
I
!
I
THEY
SAY
a
leopard
can't
Am
these
DINING
PLEASURE'
in
SPARKLING
NEW
,
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
change
its
spots,
but
there's
nothing
to
stop
a
lady
who's
had
trouble
with
an
ermine
bathing
suit
from
changing
to
a
sedate
spotted
one.
Vivacious
Terry
Moore
(above)
Is
just
back
from
entertaining
the
troops
in
Korea,
where
her
fur-piece
bathing
suit
caused
top'
brass
to
put
an
"off
limits"
tag
on
the
movie
starlet.
"Irish
Eyes
Are
Smiling"
because
of
these
dependable,
smart-looking
bargains.
We
accept
trades
on
used
cars.
Easy
terms
of
course
for
jour
convenience.
STOP
AND
THINK!
ARE
YOU
GOING
ANYWHERE?
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