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VOL.
XLH,
No.
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PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
SATURDAY,
MARCH
7.
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KOOfllsl
Stalin
Funeral
Set
.
Si4eiBi
4UetteMfii
HUFated
Airliner
To
Rank
With
Lenin
MOSCOW
(AP)
Furol
of
Jos-pH
5ta!in
has
been
set
for
Monday
noon.
It
will
rank
with
that
of
Nicholai
Lenin
as
one
of
the
greatest
patriotic
demonstrations
in
Soviet
history,
as
Lenin's
funeral
was
in
1924,
an
occasion
for
mass
emotional
patriotic
outpouring.
'
LONDON
(CP)
Gcorgi
M.
Malcnkov,
new
Soviet
Prime
Minister,
is
not
likely
to
be
more
conciliatory
in
his
policy
toward
the
west,
judging
from
his
past
public
pronouncements.
Analysis
of
major
policy
speeches
made
by
the
pudgy,
round-faced
party
boss
shows
him
spirting
venom
at
the
American
"warmonger,"
accusing
U.S.
leaders
of
introducing
"fascism"
not
only
in
their
own
country
but
also
in
"enslaved"
European
countries,
and
warning
that
a
third
world
war
would
spell
the
end
of
world
capitalism.
MOSCOW
(AP)
Georgi
M.
Malenkov
today
led
the
Soviet
Union
as
successor
to
Joseph
V.
Stalin
and
his
elevation
was
accompanied
by
a
wholesale
shake-up
of
top
government
personnel.
is
llltvr
I
o.Ml.T
ii't
airliner
crashed
and
burned
,,,!!
frtiMi
Karachi
airport,
killing
tU
crew
of
five
ai;.l
MX
British
aircraft
technician.
There
were
no
Tl'?
ilN'k
new
craft,
renamed
the
Empres
of
,,:.(!
i.ri
n
il
by
lour
Dt-ltavlliand
Jet
engine,
had
left
London
on
Its
way
to
Honolulu
for
delivery
to
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Line.
H
stopped
at
Karachi
to
refuel
after
a
flight
from
Beirut,
Syria,
and
was
heading
on
to
iU
next
stop
at
Singapore
when
it
smashed
up.
From
the
tire
mark
on
the
runway
it
appeared
the
plane
had
not
left
the
ground.
L
prince
Rupert
Boxers
Enter
!den
Gloves
Final
Tonight
legislature
May
Wind
up
At
Early
Date
CAPT.
CH
tRLES
II.
PENTLAXD,
43,
of
Cloverdale,
B.C..
and
'f
director
of
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines'
overseas
flight
opera-j"
tioiis,
was
pilot
of
the
Comet
Je
airliner
which
crashed
and
burned
at
Karachi
airport.
Eleven
person,
five
of
them
Cana-j
dians,
were
killed
in
the
crash.
There
were
no
survivors.
Capt.
IHIN
I'.KOWN
n
Tin'
U.iiJ
N''
!
ION
C
AliUKNS,
Vn-Th.'i'-
pui"
ln-rn
from
Rupert
tilts
flub
weight
Cilcn
iTinyi
Carlton,
light-heavy
Bill
f
Mouse
Morrison,
and
middleweight
Andy
Marshall.
The
two
other
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
quad,
Bill
Tu-
Pentland
is
shown
with
a
stewardess
of
the
company'
Vancouver-Tokyo-Hong
Kong
run.
Selection
of
Stalin
51-year-
old
protege
to
be
the
new
Rus
;
sian
prime
minister
was
an
and
he
won
a
bye
right
Into
the
final.
Tiucheya
drew
cagey
Jackie
Wllon
of
South
Burnaby
In
the
recond
bout
of
the
night.
The
lighter
Rupert
boy
never
gave
up,
but
Wilson,
much
more
experienced
campaigner,
had
simply
too
much
class.
Place
drew
the
defending
B
C.
light
welterweight
champion.
Tommy
Palmer
of
Haney.
Place,
who
ha
quite
a
following
among
Vancouver
fan,
did
hi
best
and
it
only
fair
to
say
Palmer
had
to
work
for
hi
victory.
.
Chuck,
bobbing,
weaving,
duck
v.t
!u
j;
of
the
eheya
and
Chuck
Place,
will
be
rvinr
HC
Gulden
cheering
their
clubmale
from
:a
l
ti:ht.
hi!-
two
the
audience.
Both
failed
to
ad-t
duii
l.
defeat
In;
vance
despite
strong
showings
u'
.against
their
opponents.
V.s
t'lMnht
hip
three
i
Bill
Morrison
had
the
draw
on
C
ciai!;pi'in
-
heavy-'
hi
lde
early
Friday
morning
VICTORIA
Q
Premier
Bennett
said
Friday
he
expect
the
current
session
of
legislature
to
wind
up
by
the
end
of
this
month.
Though
the
premier
did
not
elaborate,
this
indicated
a
general
election
will
be
held
In
the
first
halt
of
June,
the
exact
date
depending
on
the
prorogation
time
of
the
house.
The
premier
for
some
time
has
said
he
Intends
to
call
an
elec
Theft
Wave
Strikes
At
Two
City
Stores
nounced
by
the
Kremlin
Friday
night.
Long
a
close
associate
of
the
dead
Communist
chief.
Malenkov
had
been
considered
his
likeliest
successor.
Among
the
most
Important
Liberals
To
Uphold
;
Two
more
city
stores
have
been
broken
into
and
AHSONS
COACH
RESIGNS
robbtd
in
the
past
24
hours
following
outbreak
of
tion
Deiore
me
not
summer
switches
were:
L.
P.
Berla,
boss
of
the
Soviet
secret
police
and
Russia'
atom
ing
and
dancing
all
over
the
IFOUE
CAGE
PLAYOFFS
months"
in
an
attempt
to
in-,tbe
crime
wave
earlier
this
week
in
which
four
crease
Social
credit
strength
in
j
prerai.ses
have
been
ransacked.
SC
Budget
ic
energy
program.
Is
named
head
of
the
newly-combined
interior
and
state
security
minis
u
a
o
uiiRC
j
uuu
main
i
tries.
Bros
are
the
latest
victims
said
the
RCMP
today,
A
large
quantity
of
cigarettes,
some
pen
VICTORIA
(CP)
Lib-
Deputy
Premier
V.
M.
Molotov
Old
Country
lighter
were
taken
from
is
returned
to
ine
post.
01
lor-
i
i
i
t-i
rr
v,r
elgn
minister
he
held
from
1939
eral
leaQer
ivenney
FOOTBALL
ring,
was
an
elusive
target.
He
was
Lagged
only
a
few
Umea,
but
each
Lime
Palmer
scored
valuable
point
and
that'
what
got
him
the
Judge'
verdict.
Both
Carlson
and
Marshall
had
mm?
tour
he.
I
(own
here,
there
arent
many
good
heavy
boyi
around.
Marshall
scored
technical
knockout
over
Rill
Ciibbs
of
Hurnsby.
Glbbs
was
unable
to
answer
the
bell
for
the
third
round.
to
1949.
He
reolncerl
-Andrei
UsiiLVrirluw
In
4
Via
liwricla
-
Van
Fleet
Scores
Short
Arms
Supply
-
i
nt
.s
mj
ui
vfe
-
;uv
Vishinsky.
who
was
appointed
.
permanent
Soviet
representa-
ture
ills
SIX-man
group
lia.-u
pi.yliig
coach
of
Mansnn
Omega
announced
.,g-iwi
irom
ruachtng
of
the
team
and
will
not
appear
;
il;.
tonight
when
Omega
and
Gordon
tc
Anderson
.h
iirt
t'.i.'i.p
of
the
senior
basketball
league
playoff.
m.u
i
i4
ruuiwsd
because
til
"diaACLUon
In
the
.'liousri
he
Mid
he
would
keep
on
playing,
iir.
m.
iiii.'-
tiirre
wax
no
announcement
on
who
mould
Vvg
.
nwi'h.
Indicating
Manson
may
be
springing
m.
(v.ich
Aicx
Dill
and
hu
O-A.
o
m
edged
out
of
the
league
championship
last
OAs
iu
r
leading
the
league
In
the
latter
part
of
the
hi
game
Is
scheduled
for
8
30
at
the
Civic
Centre
LONDON
(CPi
Soccer
results
uve
10
tne
united
nations
in
WlJI
Support
the
Social
today:
ENGLISH
LEAGl'E
DIVISION
I
Arsenal
0.
Cardiff
City
1
Anton
Villa.
4.
Llrerpool
0.
Blackpool
a.
Tottenham
Hot
HONORARY
POST
Marshal
Nikolai
Bulganin
was
WASHINOTON
CP)
Gen
James
A.
Van
Fleet
told
Con-
Carlsun
decisioned
Bill
Em-
mmm
alftl
nf
Rurnahv
In
m
named
minister
of
the
armed
forces
in
place
of
Marshal
A.
M.
heavy-punching,
sometime
dull
Thursday
American
troops
spurs
0.
Bolton
Wanderers
1.
Manchester
in
Korea
have
been
handicap
Fasilevsky.
lurs
in
cash
was
taken
from
D
At
S
after
both
places
were
broken
into
by
smashing
the
door
window.
The
previous
nicht,
Lyons
Fine
Foods
was
raided
with
a
small
amount
of
cash
taken.
Wednesday
night,
grab
thieves
foired
their
way
into
Burns
Si
Co.
-Ltd.
packing
house,
escaping
with
a
case
of
cooked
meats.
Charged
In
connection
with
the
Burns
robbery
for
retaining
stolen
goods
are
Hans
Morner
and
Harry
Svennes,
fishermen.
RCMP
said
"it
looks
like
a
crime
wave
alright,"
and
attributed
it
to
a
large
number
of
men
In
the
city
presently
bout.
The
Issue
waa
never
in
citj
e.
Marshal
Klementy
Voroshilov.
Charlton
Athletic
0.
Newcastle
formerly
vice-premier,
was
doubt.
WAIT
FOR
Kh
United
0.
;W!a
Control
in
Hands
chosen
chairman
praesidium
of
the
supreme
Soviet
parliament,
Chelsea
0.
Burnley
2
Derby
County
2.
Sheffield
Wednes
ped
by
a
"serious
shortage"
of
ammunition.
Including
hand
grenades
needed
for
close-in
lighting
on
the
battlcfront.
Senator
Byrd
Dem
Vat
promptly
dispatched
an
urgent
A
good
first-night
crowd
at-
day
I.
replacing
Nikolai
Shvernlk.
tended
the
opening
of
the
Oold-,cn
t
Gloves
tournament
and
when
Manchester
United
5.
Preston
This
post
is
largely
an
honor
North
End
3
Senior
Convicts-Bonner
they
spied
Rupert
boy
in
the
I
message
to
Secretary
of
Defence
Credit
government
in
Monday's
vote
on
whether
to
accept
the
budget.
This
will
assure
passage
of
the
first
Social
Credit
budget
a
tha
Liberals
hold
the
balance
of
power
in
the
House.
Mr.
Kenney
said
that
though
the
Liberals
object
to
many
features
of
the
budget,
they
feel
British
Columbians
do
not
want
to
spend
$750,000
on
another
election
at
this
time.
Education
Minister
Mrs.
Tilly
Rolston
said
Thursday
Mr.
Kenney
had
implied
the
balance
of
powr
of
the
Liberals
would
support
the
CCF
government
and
keep
it
in
power
if
the
occasion
arose.
The
resulting
flare-up
between
Mr.
Kenney
and
Mrs.
Rolston,
66-year-old
grand
ary
one
and
Is
equivalent
to
the
presidency
of
the
Soviet
Union.
Portsmouth
1.
Stoke
CUV
1.
Sunderland
1.
Middlesbrough
I.
Wolverhampton
a.
West
Brom-
I
ring.
Uiey
eased
forward
in
their
i
Charles
E.
Wilson
demanding
vlch
0.
had
been
responsible
for
smug-
f"-
1Un
lBf,
lhf
usua,:
gl.ng
of
narcotic.
Into
prison,
f"
ko"
J
,
.".
.
,one
"""
hal
an
f
rear
Vancouver,
so
that
pracU-
bo),h
f',f
aboUl
Wards
cally
any
convict
who
wanted
J',
r'f"
JoC,
boys
It's
this:
Walsh's
Parish
Threatened
t
DIVISION
II
Barnsley
2.
Leeds
United
a
Blackburn
Rovers
a.
Puiham
3.
Brentford
5
Notts
County
0
Donc&ster
Rovers
1.
0.
Kverton
a.
Leicester
City
3.
Huridersneld
Town
!.
Birmingham
'CPi
-
AUorncy-!J'"
K"mnr
said
t
fun'.nil
o(
the
p,,,..
'n
.1!
),itu::a
befor'.'
ft
!hn-
in
the
""IT
cunvicU.
1
l't
1.114-r
the
riot
H
pn-nnrrs
was
put
Irukli-c
s.,u-m
had
narcotics
could
get
them
eaxlly.
1
Tkl.
I.,
........
n.w.
nhw.lln."
'
Don't
take
your
eye
away
for
haV'exid
for
many
y'e.rs.'lie
'
mM
""M
City
I.
QUEBEC
Oi
The
pastor
of
Pat
He
added
'that
he
tiad
com-
'"'il
iiiirl
r(l
more
Walsh's
suburban
Boischatel
parish
ha
been
given
provincial
police
protection
following
a
thrpnt
that
his
church
mipht
he
But
Friday
night
the
crowd
walled
for
the
big
punch
that
never
came.
In
fact,
there
wasn't
one
clean
knockout
In
the
whole
20-bout
card.
the
Pentagon
puni.sh
officials
responsible
for
what
he
termed
this
"criminal
inefficiency."
Bristling
with
anger,
Byrd
said
in
all
his
20
years
tn
the
Senate
he
had
"ncvor
lien
more
shocked"
than
he
was
by
testimony
Riven
by
the
former
commander
of
UN
forces
in
Korea
at
a
closed-door
session
of
the
Senate
Armed
Service
Committee.
"Gen.
Van
Fleet
testified
this
shortage
of
ammunition
has
been
continuous
since
he
took
command
and
that
almost
daily
he
had
reported
it
officially
and
through
other
channels."
the
Virginia
senator
wrote
Wilson.
On
Wednesduy.
Van
Fleet
had
indicated
that
he
favored
a
smashing
allied
offensive
which
Rights
of
Mines
Minister
Questioned
OTTAWA
(CP
Right
of
the
mines
minister
to
sit
in
the
Commons
may
be
questioned
by
the
opposition.
A
reply
tabled
in
the
Commons
disclased
that
the
company
mother,
was
one
of
the
warm-
i
lru.vlT
system
blown
UP.
Premier
Duplessi
r"
vl
",e
current
legislature
said
Friday
Hull
City
3.
Rotherham
United
a.
Lincoln
County
O.
Plymouth
-
Ar-glye
0
Notttiuthara
Forest
0,
West
Ham
United
0
Sheffield
United
1.
Luton
Town
1.
Swansea
Town
2.
Bury
0.
SCOTTISH
LEAGl'E
IIIMSIIIN
Celtic
S.
Partlck
Thistle
I.
Dundee
a.
Hibernian
0
East
Pife
3.
Airttrleoiuans
1.
Hearts
3.
Aberdeen
1.
Motherwell
3,
Ratth
Rovers
I.
Queen
of
South
a.
Falkirk
a.
Raneers
1,
Clyde
2.
Third
Lanark
4,
St.
Mirren
3.
flahhSays
haw
Reds
The
threat
was
in
a
letter
sent
to
Rev.
Perre
Gravel,
long
time
foe
of
Communist
labor
leaders
in
Quebec
province.
Walsh,
a
member
of
Father
Gravel's
parish,
resigned
from
a
number
of
Communist
organizations
last
week.
session.
Mrs.
Rolston
withdrew
statements
three
times
at
the
inslstance
of
the
Liberal
chieftain.
Mr.
Kenney
said
Mrs.
Rolston
had
no
right
to
draw
Implications
from
what
he
had
sal:!
and
asked
her
to
withdraw.
She
did.
Mr.
Kenney
said
in
the
Houe
last
month
that
if
the
minority
Kitimat
olotc
confidence
in
Warden
Hugh
Christie
who
was
appointed
last
vcar
and
who
is
an
old
aclwHil
chum
of
the
attorney-general.
sons
or
tRrruotf
Mr.
Bonner
also
told
the
legislature
that
the
radical
Sons
of
Freedom
DoukholKirs
are
attempting
to
emigrate
from
Canada
to
either
Costa
Rica
or
Uruguay
He
said
there
was
"increasing
pressure"
from
2.500
Son
to
leave
Canada
and
that
their
representatives
now
are
consulting
with
the
Costa
Rica
and
Uruguay
governments.
Ptcliin
Sorokln.
spiritual
leader
of
the
Sons,
has
been
In
Unieuny
several
weeks.
Mr.
Bonner
said
he
did
not
wish
to
hold
out
hooc
that
the
headed
by
Oeorge
Prudham
has
bought
$100,000
worth
of
property
from
the
government-controlled
Canadian
National
Railways
in
Edmonton.
ted
would
drive
the
Communists
far
buck
Into
North
Korea
and
Purchase
has
raised
the
qucs-1
tion
of
how
close
members
of-
permit
South
Korean
troops
to
take
over
a
shortened
battle
line.
This
Is
the
first
lime
in
tiie
last
three
years
of
(iolden
(love
busing
that
Prince
Rupert
brltern
have
failed
to
score
at
least
one
kayo.
However,
the
most
xpular
Ruert
boy
down
here.
Bill
Morrison,
Is
still
to
fight.
The
crowd
like
Marshall,
Carlson
and
Place
(this
was
the
first
year
they've
seen
Tsurheya.
and
they
seemed
to
like
him),
but
the
lad
they
talk
about
long
after
the
tournament
Is
over
Is
Morrison.
Its
Morrison
who
has
that
devastating
left
hand.
It's
Morrison
who
Is
cool,
steady
and
calculating.
It'
Morrison
who
set
his
opponent
up
and
then-wham.
If
Morrison
doesn't
win
a
championship
down
here,
many
more
people
other
than
Joe
Ward
will
be
disappointed.
'"in,ui,i,t
workers
n
1W2
st
the
Aluml-
my
t
Canada's
tl.
v,.,n,,nl
m
Sl
J'llm
district
of
a"'
",kig
on
the
1
Social
Credit
government
fell,
CCF
should
be
given
a
chance
;
to
form
a
government
without
!
new
election
being
called.
Parliament
come
to
the
He
told
the
Armed
Services
j
.
.
may
.
u
.,
j..i
...
,
...
,
.
.
'government
in
business
deal
Committee
hp
believed
vlrtnrv
.
.
....
ings.
They
are
subject
to
for
In
"'"".il
project
'imiiia
")lu"
"'K-uilr
who
from
several
can
be
won
In
Korea
without
necessarily
siiroacllng
the
war.
He
said
the
fighting
will
end
only
with
a
military
decision.
After
a
later
private
meeting
with
the
House
Foreign
Affairs
......
.
..
..
rntni
feiture
of
seats
for
certain
forms
of
direct
transactions
with
government
under
the
"Independ-,rnce
Of
Parliament"
clauses
of
the
House
of
Commons
Act.
One
legal
authority
gave
an
"T.inizntion:
said
i
Son
would
definitely
emigrate.
"Virw
In
Standing
In
legislature
Is
Social
Credit
19.
CCF
18.
Liberals
6
Progressive
Conservatives
2,
Labor
1.
vacant
2.
Mrs.
Rolston
said
she
wa:
sure
the
Liberals
In
Ottawa
wanted
to
know
what
Mr.
Kenney
had
meant
by
the
statement
and
that
she
couldn't
understand
it.
"I'm
not
responsible
for
your
lack
of
Intelligence,"
Mr.
Kenney
said.
a
QUl'tW'C
i
PreviftllH
nHnmtitji
rt
tlli
VroC-
considerable
'
dcimltea
to
leave
Canada
"had
iuiiiiiuurr,
uiuill
until
nuurn
..,..
.
.
,
,
.
,
rki.iuu
,r
mi
.i
offhand
opinion
that
the
pur
are
fallen
through
because
no
coun
"'iiinuiiiMs
-
Kitiniut.
try
would
have
them.
could
be
pulled
out
of
Korea
In
!
,
shortened
defence
line
which
?"fpl
1
"liJ'Z
,p!e
Should
Get
News
First'
nine-tenths
acres
of
CNR
prop
held
by
the
South
could
be
Koreans.
s
Mayor
Mills
of
Saskatoon
erty
In
Edmonton,
including
the
old
CNR
station
and
freight
shed.
The
sale
was
made
this
year
by
negotiation.
No
tenders
were
called.
W-Mayor
J.
,S
,ur-
'it
he
says
-WEATHER-
forecast
keep
,"""
to
"U'rS
Secrnl
Mother
Held
In
Butcher
Knife
Slaying
GOLDEN,
B.C.
W
A
mother
will
be
charged
with
the
butcher
knife-slaying
of
her
two-year-old
daughter,
RCMP
reported
Friday.
Police
saM
Mrs.
Sybil
Jones
of
Mobcrly.
six
miles
north
of
fccre.
was
brought
here
Thursday
after
she
had
told
a
neighbor
that
her
daughter
Janette
Marguerite,
had
been
killed
with
a
butcher
knife.
you
Intermittent
rain
or
drizzle
1.
They
are
uncertain
or
ashamed
of
their
own
actions
besause
they
are
done
In
opposition
to
their
conscience
or
for
expediency
sake.
2.
Some
men
In
public
life
don't
realize
the
Importance
of
publicity
In
a
democracy.
"Unless
the
voter
Is
fully
Informed,
voting
can
be
a
very
dangerous
thing."
3.
Some
have
a
"false
dignity"
and
want
to
keep
Information
secret
for
a
while
before
they
let
the
people
know
about
It.
WCB
Hearings
Here
April
8
The
Workmen's
Compensation
Board
of
B.C.
will
conduct
hearings
and
medical
examinations
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
on
April
8,
beginning
at
1
p.m.,
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council
here
has
been
advised.
Examinations
and
hearings
will
bo
held
by
the
board
only
on
cases
listed
prior
to
March
30.
"I
figure
that
in
most
case
.
the
people
should
get
It
first.
That
my
angle
on
publicity."
Mayor
Mills
said
It
seems
to
be
a
human
weakness
that
once
a
person
gets
into
public
office,
he
wants
to
keep
everything
quiet.
"But
I'm
absolutely
convinced
that
the
people
should
know
about
things
Just
as
soon
as
possible
In
the
great
majority
of
cases."
Mayor
Mill
lists
three
main
reasons
why
public
official
are
averse
to
publicity:
today
and
Sunday.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Winds
south
15
increasing
to
25
this
afternoon,
uecieasing
briefly
to
la
over
M
ald.
-Then
A'
'nform'd
Ifalri
"
C01'awt
,,lple
w
their
rPp.
night.
Low
tonight
and
high
Sunday
at
Port
Hardy
and
Sandsplt,
40
PRAIRIE
MOONLIGHT
A
moonlight
photo
study
taken
on
tho
prairies
near
Lethbridge,
Alta.,
at
11
p.m.
(CP
PHOTO)
and
48;
Prince
Rupert
40
and
45.