The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
w.
ws
Tuesday,
February
23,
1
McCarthy
Broadens
Attack
on
Army
Handling
of
Alleged
Communists
Reds
Kill
15
Million
Of
Own
People
EARLY
VIKINGS
A
Vikiiij?
arrow
point
whl:h
experts
date
lrom
the
9th
century
was
unearthed
near
Oslo,
Norway,
in
recent
years.
ThcSciUlybla
flowers
ana
vrA
miles
west
,T
i
.oil
o."
"'Mi
t,
Cornwall,
By
Ci.
MILTON
KH
I.1
til
Thursday,
partly
to
aecomo-
WASHINGTON
Senator
'
date
Senator
Everett
Dlrksen
Joieph
McCarthy
has
broadened!
tRcp-
111.)
who
had
a
conflicting
his
attack
on
the
United
States
engagement,
but
alio,
McCarthy
TODAY
AND
WEDNESDAY
5E1
WASHINGTON
uP
Walter
S.
Robertson,
assistant
secretary
of
I
state,
has
told
the
United
Siati
i
j
Congress
that
the
Chinese
Reds
j
in
"just
about
the
bloodiest
p
it-
j
tern
that
the
Communists
have
followed
in
any
country
in
the
I
world,"
have
kiiled
about
15,000.-1
r
,3
said,
to
give
Stevens
a
chance
to
prepare
for
his
testimony.
Instead,
McCarthy
called
a
so-far-unidentified
witness
to
a
public
hearing
this
morning
which
he
predicted
would
show
"how
the
army
handled
the
ca.-e
of
another
known
Communist."
McCarthy
said
today's
inquiry
has
nothing
to
do
with
his
blasts
at
the
army
for
honorably
discharging
Maj.
Irving
Peress,
no
a
practising
dentist
in
New
York.
McCarthy
has
called
Peress
a
Army's
handling
ot
alleged
Cjiu-niimists
in
its
rankj
as
he
awaits
a
face-to-face
showduwn
with
Army
Secretary
Kobert
T.
Stevens.
Stevens
was
to
have
appeared
today
before
McCarthy's
Senate
lnvestii;ativins
sub-committee
to
reply
to
the
Wisconsin
Republican
senator's
charges
that
the
army
has
been
trying
to
"coddle
and
promote
Communists."
But
McCarthy
late
Monday
ordered
the
hearing
postponed
un
ZV
A
UNlVLRiAL
IKItMMMWM
PICIUM
000
of
their
own
people
since
1949.
Robertson,
who.se
province
is
Far
Eastern
affairs,
attributed
"fifth
amendment
Communist."
Peress
termed
the
McCarthy
charges
"sheer
nonsense."
STARTED
CONTROVERSY
It
was
the
Peress
case
that
touched
off
a
barrage
of
charges
and
counter-charges
between
McCarthy
and
Stevens
during
the
week-end.
Specifically,
Stevens
objected
to
the
way
McCarthy
questioned
Brig.
Gen.
Ralph
Zwlcker
in
p.
closed
hearing
in
New
York
last
week.
Zwicker
is
commanding
general
at
Camp
Kilmer,
N.J.,
from
which
Peress
was
discharged
at
his
own
request
Feb.
2.
Stevens
accused
McCarthy
of
"abuse
of
our
loyal
officers"
and
of
weakening
the
army's
prestige
and
mora'e
bv
"unfair
attacks."
As
a
result,
Stevens
has
ordered
Zwicker
and
Maj-Oen.
William
Bergin,
the
army
adjutant-general,
r.ot
to
testify
in
response
1
1
McCarthy's
summons.
Stevens
said
he
would
appear
himself.
Added
Shorts
CAI.VI'SO
CARNIVAL"
"LITE
W
ITH
TOM"
Shows
at
7
-
9
p.m.
CAPITO
FAMOUS
PUyobIJ
"
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Jj'y
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fit'
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mi
mu
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m
t
,i
ii
'film
this
huge
death
toll
to
liquids-
(
lions
and
government-ignored
!
starvation.
i
In
testimony
on
the
state
de-'
partment's
budget
request,
made
;
public
today
by
the
House
ap-
;
propriations
committee,
Robert
.son
said
the
department
anticipates
in
Asia
for
the
foreseeable
future
"emergencies,
crises
and
this
3
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run
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V
GLENN
FORD
em
BEG
Official
Irked
Over
Raffle
Row
in
Umium
:
now
scot
l
ALTHOUGH
HE
UNDERSTANDS
English
pretty
well
now,
this
hairy
pooch
once
romped
through
the
Dalai
Lama's
palace
in
Tibet.
He's
Ch.
Hamilton
Tatsienlu,
a
Lhasa
Apso
that
was
sent
as
a
gift
from
the
Dalai
Lama
to
C.
S.
Cutting
of
Gladstone,
N.J.
The
Lhasa
Apsos,
named
in
honor
of
Tibet's
capital,
are
classed
as
members
of
the
terrier
family,
and
are
described
as
excellent
watch
dogs,
although
they
are
only
lap
size.
problems.
f
the
ttieatsi
iinpoit-anre
anct
magnitude."
He
made
these
other
ma'n
aoints:
A
basic
U.S.
strategy
Is
to
keep
powerful
Chinese
national
forces
on
Formosa
as
a
constant
iiireatof
U.8.-ni!p;ir'.Prt
military
action
against
Red
China.
On
the
mainland
"there
is
a
deep
undercurrent
of
unrest
and
resentments
that
would
be.
glad
to
follow
some
other
leadership
If
it
had
the
chance."
New
outlets
must
be
foun.-l
for
Japanese
trade,
including
more
access
to
U.S.
markets,
"or
we
will
Inevitably
throw
,i
ip:i.i
into
the
Communist
orbit."
For
on
lndciin:tc
period
"v.
e
must
make
a
contribution
toward
keeping
our
allies
strrn.
'
In
Formosa
and
Korea
we
ha"e
an
army
of
just
about
1.000
000
men
...
a
big
reserve
against
trouble
in
Asia"
but
a
financial
drain
too
heavy
for
these
coun
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On
the
Same
Program:
ROBERT
PRESTON
in
'The
Bride
Comes
Tc
STARTS
MONDi
TOTE
Yellow
Sky';
VANCOUVER
(Pi
A
raffle
stirred
up
a
row
Monday
between
Mayor
Fred
Hume
and
Jack
Diamond,
chairman
of
the
special
events
committee
of
the
British
Empire
Gp.mes.
Chairman
Diamond
threatened
to
"resien
in
disgust"
unless
he
gets
better
co-operation.
He
charged
that
Mayor
Hume
had;rgiven
permission
to
"go
as
far
as
the
women
liked"
in
raising
funds
at
a
games-sponsored
all-nations
home
cooking
show.
Instead,
police
gambling
detail
detectives
moved
in
and
seized
raffle
tickets
on
a
television
set
planned
for
a
door
prize.
Police
said
that
"somebody"
had
complained.
It
was
finally
agreed
that
the
hi
f
fie
could
proceed
if
something
valued
at
less
than
$50
was
the
prize.
A
small
radio
was
substituted
for
the
TV
set.
The
show,
staged
Saturday,
TWO
CCF'ERS,
SOCREDS
BACK
SALARY
INCREASES
.
OTTAWA
0
The
Liberals
Monday
gained
the
support
of
two
CCF
members
and
the
Social
Credit
group
for
salary
increases
to
cabinet
ministers.
'
A
measure
raising
the
prime
minister's
salary
to
$25,000
from
$15,000
and
the
pay
of
21
other
cabinet
members
to
$15,000
from
$10,000
was
given
second
reading
approval
in
principle
and
clause-by-clause
approval.
The
cabinet
also
receive
$10,000
in
Indemnities
and
allowances
yearly
plus
a
non-taxable
$2,000
car
allowance.
The
bill
now
needs
only
third
and
final
reading
before
going
to
the
Senate.
tries
to
handle
alone.
IV
ORDER
TO
MAKE
a
tournament
or
a
convention
official
in
Miami,
a
pretty
gal
is
a
-must.'"
Here,
the
boys
who
run
the
Shuffleboard
Tournament
make
sure
the
event
gets
off
to
a
good
start.
Lovely
Sherry
Bartel
is
in
the
foreground.
Her
pretty
friends
are
(left
to
right)
Iris
Maxwell,
Lana
Bashama,
and
Hilda
Estavez.
Council
Protests
Move
To
Cut
Grain
Prices
VANCOUVER
f
Cily
roun-
1
i,
j
I,
CRATING
E
,f
PACKING
I
'
STORAGE
I
CITY
TRANSFER
raised
$!),000
for
the
Games
fund.
Last
Rites
Held
in
South
For
Former
Rupert
Resident
-m
.-
t
-...la,
,
l
cil
demanded
Monday
that
the
I
federal
government
reconsider
!
"Immediately"
Its
move
to
slash
i
export
prices
of
grain
through
eastern
ports
by
7'4
cents
a
LOCAL
and
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
N
.'
7.)
Practical,
Beautiful
Chrome
"In
1914
joined
the
54th
Kootcnay
1
'
COO!
in
a
DINKTTE
that
Is
made
to
lat
for
wars.
In
1
bushel.
In
a
resolution
directed
toward
Trade
Minister
C.
D
Howe,
council
said
the
price
cut
would
result
In
a
sharp
increase
In
unemployment
in
Vancouver.
battalion,
going
overseas
in
1915.
1
I
He
saw
service
with
the
ar-
I
tlllcry
at
Salonlca
and
In
Pales-
line,
and
was
with
General
Al-lenby
at
the
capture
of
Da-
j
maseus
and
Jerusalem.
of
color.!,
and
the
roomy
table
Is
stainprwf
and
SWA
1
will
st
at
six
comfortably.
.
Sale
Priced
at,
from
...
Jn
V-
t-
FIRST
AVKNUE
AW
Mc'lRI,'):.
STRKLT
Funeral
service
was
held
Friday
in
Vancouver
for
John
Allan
Rutherford
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
died
at
Shaughnessy
hospital
February
15
after
a
brief
illness.
Th
service
was
conducted
by
the
Rev.
Major
George
Turpin,
who
was
the
battalion
padre
of
the
same
regiment
In
which
Mr.
Rutherford
served
during
the
'
First
World
War.
Educated
m
Glasgow-.
Scat-
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
!
Local
grain
officials
said
the
IN
AIR
I
ORCE
1
price
cut,
announced
in
the
In
1917
he
transferred
to
the
House
of
Commons
last
week
by
Royal
Air
Force,
serving
in
Egypt
Mr.
Howe,
would
result
in
cur-
fuid
later
in
Turkey
and
the
tallment
of
grain
shipments
near
E.tst.
and
taKio?
part
in
through
Vancouver.
me
evacuation
o:
tines
on
me
Know!
!&;;:
id
FLY
land,
Mr.
Rutherford
cam
rtoplack
I
Sea
after
the
Russian
B.C.
in
1909
as
a
youth,
jand
.
revolution
c.'
1U17.
joined
the
first
survey
party
to
,
Mr-
Rutherford
returned
to
(.anaua
aucr
me
war
and
lor
a
time
was
manager
at
Radium
Hot
Springs.
He
then
returned
go
into
the
Feaee
Riv
r
country
.
for
regular
survey
work.
He
ob-1
tained
his
commission
as
a
B.C.
I
Useful
Court
STOCKHOLM
'CP)
Sweden'
a-or
court
has
celebrated
iti
25th
anniversary.
Since
i:r'9
Mi"-court
has
handled
3.000
cases,
the
majority
brought
by
workers'
organbaticn.
The
court
has
sfcven
Judges-two
apiwiinted
bv
employers,
two
by
trades
unions
and
three
named
by
the
with
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
Land
Surveyor
at
the
University
:
J"'
r'c
"ur
of
British
Columbia
in
1913,
and
j
"lc
P"".
.f
Hollar
days
arc
specials-
Iiwre
aijain
at
Wallace's.
Value-packed
-every
one
a
dollar
stretcher.
ihbh
iii
iiceibuii
uiiu
uiuu
ill
Smithers,
where
literally
everyone
knew
him
and
where
he
knew
almost
every
mine,
mountain,
trail
and
cabin
throughout
the
Bulkley
and
Skecna
Valleys,
gaining
a
rich
fund
of
legend
and
story
of
the
countryside
and
its
people,
both
white
and
Old
Age
Group
Seeks
$20
COL
Increase
BARGAINS
GALORE
Throughout
the
Store
J
LATEST
REPORT
-
Ailt
yw
tnvsiiTnt
Dlr
for
lHt
Kprt
nd
f
rtpctv
f
1
VANCOUVER
9
The
Senior-
In
1939
he
located
in
Prince
Citizens'
Association
of
British
1
Rupert
where
he
lived
until
the
Columbia
is
seeking
a
$20
boost
time
of
his
death,
fie
was
one
in
the
cost-of-living
bonus
paid
of
the
first
members
nf
the
rPORHlUO
Kl
BIROS
and
his
wife,
the
former
Bubs
Hut-ton,
charing,
an
Indian
sari
evening
gown,
arrive
for
a
whirl
at
the
Club
du
Moulin
Rcu"e
n
Palm
eBaeh.
This
Is
reportedly
the
first
time
the
two
have
put
in
an
appearance
at
a
night
spot
since
their
widely
publicized
New
YorK
marriage.
to
I
old
age
pensioners.
Great
War
Veterans,
which
later
I
Support
for
the
higher
rate
is
became
the
Canadian
Legion,
I
sought
in
a
letter
sent
Monday
;
and
held
a
silver
anniversary
to
all
members
of
the
legisla-1
pin.
He
was
also
a
life
member
KETCHIKAN
turc.
The
present
bonus
is
$10
a
of
the
Royal
Empire
Society
with
month.
headquarters
In
London.
The
same
letters
"express
ap-
''
Pallbearers
at
the
funeral
were
proval
of
the
action
of
the
eov-
his
four
nephews,
E.
Fennel.
with
connections
to
SEATTLE,
WHITEHORSE
and
oil
ALASKA
Phone
266
Office
Opp.
Pos"
Sidney
Blaney
and
Arthur
Wei-
!
ler
of
Vancouver
and
Allan
!
CALVIN
BULLOCK
lid.
ernment
01
B.C.
in
announcing
in
the
speech
from
the
throne
that
it
will
increase
the
bonus."
i
i
Blaney
of
Victoria,
George
ham
of
Vancouver
who
was
a
comrade
in
the
same
battalion
and
Garfield
Collins
of
Prince
Rupert.
Regiment
Honored
BKLFAST
?
Representa
Burial
was
at
Ocean
View
tives
of
the
Irish
Regiment
cf
pHrk
Canada
paraded
with
othsr
;
1
BEST
OF
FOOD
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OF
COOKING
I
OK
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OCT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
Commonwealth
units
when
the
freedom
of
Belfast
wa
c-nferrei
h
lnai
Ulster
Rifles
Rea-iment.
A
crowd
of
20,000
In
front
no
i...y
nan
witnessed
the
ceremony.
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machinery
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to
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You
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overhauling
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machinery
when
you
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Butler
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You
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machinery
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and
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sides,
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or
both.
Rigid
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steel
construction
with
galvanized
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nluininum
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you
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b
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