Prince
Kupert
Dai
v
Mu,,
Friday,
November
20,
1953
Two
GE
Employees
Named
As
Communists,
Suspended
RUSSIA
NOW
CLAIMS
SHE
WAS
FIRST
TO
HAVE
RIFLE
LONDON
(Reuters)
Russia
claimed
another
"
first"
today
this
time
the
rifle.
Moscow
Radio
said
Russian
artillery
has
always
been
superior
to
that
of
other
powers,
and
Russia
was
the
first
country
to
have
guns
with
rifled
barrels.
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
Twin
Set
Sweaters
and
Skirts
JFS
fiiiBijii
tiro
'For
the
Young
Fry'
of
his
Senate
permanent
Investigation
sub-committee
the
pre-
j
vious
day.
,
Shortly
after
their
suspension
from
their
Jobs,
Essex
county
district
attorney
Hugh
A.
Cregg
said
he
will
start
an
Investigation
of
Goodwin
and
Mills
with
a
view
toward
criminal
action.
Both
men
were
pointed
out
by
Teto
as
having
had
access
to
critical
products
General
Electric
makes
for
the
armed
Matinee
Saturd,
Vl"
TOTEM
1
ja,
Prairie
Farm
Loans
Vetoed;
Aid
For
Coal
Miners
Urged
OTTAWA
0"
Prairie
farmers
ed
Canada
ship
wheat
to
expect
no
government
loans
monwealth
countries
in
Asia
to
BOSTON
(AP)
The
General
Electric
Company
has
suspended
two
employees
who
were
named
as
Communists
by
an
FBI
undercover
agent
at
a
stnnnv
hearing
of
Senator
Joseph
McCarthy's
Red-hunting
committee.
Taken
abruptly
off
the
General
Electric
payroll
Thursday
night
were
Robert
Goodwin,
38,
nncl
Nathmiel
Mills,
38,
both
long-time
employees
of
the
GE's
river
works
plant
In
Lynn.
They
were
pointed
out
as
card-carrving
Communists
Thursday
by
William
H.
Teto,
53.
who
said
he
Joined
the
Communist
party
nsir
'i
JEAKXE
1
on
grain
stored
on
farms
because
strike
an
"effective
and
drama
tic"
blow
against
communism
i
of
this
year's
bumper
harvest.
CRAIIl
ROBERTSCU.
and
hunger.
Ages
2
to
6
Yeors
Ages
7
to
14
Years
And
the
Young
Set
Too
Our
very
nicest
selection
of
girls'
sweaters
and
skirts
ever
and
priced
so
reasonably.
We
are
Justly
proud.
Buy
for
now
and
Christmas.
Come
in
and
look
around.
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
if
i
s
V
j;
5
X
r
1
mi
tii
-
Says
Labor
Board
Not
Functioning
VANCOUVER
(
A
top
officer
of
B.C.'s
largest
labor
council
called
on
the
Social
Credit
government
to
put
the
Labor
Relations
Board
back
on
a
full-time
basis.
R.
K.
Gervln.
secretary
of
Vancouver
Trades
and
Labor
Council
(TLC),
charged
that
the
present
part-time
labor
board
has
"neither
the
time
nor
authority
to
function
properly."
The
LRB
wa
changed
from
full-time
to
part-time
operation
a
year
ago
as
one
of
the
Soered
government's
economy
measures
and
because
It
was
felt
the
move
would
speed
up
service
to
unions,
Mr.
Gervln
told
delegates.
!
Trade
Minister
Howe
said
in
the
Commons
the
government
feels
there
is
no
need
for
such
loans
and
added
that
Prairie
grain
income
will
reach
a
record
$1,104,000,000
this
year.
Mr.
Howe
said
the
grain
marketing
situation
is
not
so
gloomy
as
some
reports
have
patnted
it.
Movement
of
grain
from
farms
into
elevators
was
higher
than
in
"many
previous
years."
Grain
was
entering
export
markets
"at
a
pretty
fair
rate"
and
the
present
stocks
of
farm-stored
grain
were
the
best
kind
of
insurance
against
small
crops
in
the
future.
Donald
Fleming
(PC)
suggest-
Mayor
May
Ask
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
Showi
at
7
.
U
in
lMi
at
me
request
01
me
Federal
Bureau
of
Investigation.
Goodwin
nu
Mills
nearly
started
a
riot
in
the
hearln
loom
when
they
fought
ejection
after
refusing
to
take
the
stand
to
deny
or
affirm
the
accusation
against
them.
McCarthy
ordered
the
men
escorted
out
of
the
room
when
l
hey
sought
vociferously
to
be
heard
but
refused
to
say
whether
they
were
Communists.
INVOKE
AMENDMENT
McCarthy
saiu
joth
men
Invoked
the
fifth
amendment
to
the
United
States
constitution
la
protection
against
self-incrimination)
at
a
closed
hearing
CAPIT011
Also
'Picnic
With
Papa"
"Morning
Light"
"Jung
Clott-Ups"
A
f
AMOl'S
PLAYERS
THEil
E.
G.
McCullough
(CCF)
said
loans
on
farm-stored
wheat
were
needed
immediately
as
an
"expediency."
COAL
EMERGENCY
A
former
Cape
Breton
coal
miner
suggested
that
the
government
declare
a
state
of
emergency
in
Nova
Scotia
pending
an
investigation
of
the
province's
coal
Industry.
Clarie
Gillls
(CCF-Cape
Breton
South)
said
that
Dominion
Steel
and
Coal
Corporation
has
"sabotaged"
eastern
Canada's
steel
and
coal
industry
and
should
be
investigated.
He
urged
an
extension
of
unemployment
Insurance
benefits
for
more
than
4,000
unemployed
miners.
AIR
FREIGHT
J.
G.
Dlefenbaker
(PC-Prince
Albert)
said
the
development
of
northern
Canada
was
at
stake
in
the
government's
rejection
of
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines'
bid
for
a
cross-country
air
cargo
licence.
He
charged
the
government
with'
"paternalism"
in
deciding
reer
&
w
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PRINCE
GEORGE,
B.C.
Mayor
Garvin
Dczell,
worried
by
the
"increasing
bitterness"
in
the
Northern
Interior
lumber
strike,
said
he
will
fly
to
Victoria
if
necessary
to
attempt
a
settlement.
He
said
he
has
Just
completed
two
days
of
"constructive
meetings"
with
management
and
labor.
"I
am
prepared
to
do
anything
in
my
power
to
end
this
alarming
stalemate
arid
if
necessary
I
will
seek
out
Labor
Minister
Lyle
I
Wicks
in
an
attempt
at
settle
I
CPA
should
not
compete
against
the
government-owned
Trans-
I
Canada
Air
Lines
In
air
freight.
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McBride
Street
TCA
holds
a
monopoly
in
east-west
air
services
in
Canada.
ten
ment."
Workers
in
both
the
northern
and
southern
interior
struck
to
back
vn
Hi-rnands
for
an
18-reiit-an-hnnr
"
age
Increase
on
a
basic
pay
of
$1.39
ah
hour.
Mayor
Dezell's
statement
came
as
the
Northern
Interior
Lum
r(i)f
mi
n
n
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bermen's
association
and
the
CIO
1
International
Woodworkers
of
j
America
traded
charges
in
the
!
seven-week-old
strike.
I
An
onerator's
spokesman..
R.
W.
Hilton,
said
here
today
that
!
"TWA
rnon
sauads
are
terrifying
workers
who
would
other-i
wise
go
back
to
work."
i
The
IWA
replied
that
the
as-
soclation
used
"exaggeration
and
!
riplibTPte
untruths."
and
then
:
paraded
with
a
40-car
cavalcade
!
to
"demonstrate
our
determina
No
Bumps,
!
I
A
4
A.
tv.rything
.
.
.
ffl
vBulges,
Crevice!
-And
Cleans
Lik
A
Clots
Plata
I
6
pofcwtco"
with
rounded
rti,
'
clton.
thint
all
avswt
parts
,
bending,
riM
at
-
WP
r
f
th
aink.
tion
to
get
a
fair
settlement."
urn
ffavetou
tried
Captain
ll
on
a
0
1
Its
the
hind
of
twnderful
convenience
Pulp
Output
Seen
by
Mid-
'54
SEATTLE
(
AP)
The
Ketchikan
Pulp
Co..
a
$48,000,000
venture
of
the
P-igct
Sound
Pulp
and
Timber
Co.
and
American
Viscose
Corp..
probably
will
be
producing
pulp
from
Alaska's
Tongass
National
Forest
before
mid-1954,
a
report
to
Stockholders
discloses.
In
its
renoit.
Pugft
Sound
Pulp
of
Belllnghnm
said
progress
in
erecting
the
mill
snl
in
other
phases
of
the
project
has
been
such
that
production
can
be
expected
before
June
1.
The
report
said
construction
as
you
get
in
the
new
mm-
It's
richer,
robust,
full-bodied..
of
the
mill
bulldinss
at
Ward
Cove,
7Vi
miles
north
of
Ket
ii
r-
ti
n
i
-i
v
i
ii
i
v
m
chikan
on
Tonsjass
Narrows,
blended
to
satisfy
the
taste
of
British
Columbians.
Try
it
now
is
almost
complete.
Ketchikan
Pulp
has
started
You'll
like
Captain
Morgan
accumulation
of
a
log
Inventory
with
which
to
start
production.
The
Ketchikan
plant
will
Black
Label
Rum.
fully
Aged
in
Smofi
Oaii
Catki
make
the
beginning
of
wood
CaptainMorgan
pulp
Indus!
ry
in
Alaska.
Prisoner
Free
Only
90
Minutes
VANCOUVER
(Pi
Lome
Mc-
If
ll-SfeSV
Jjm
si
RUM
Hlnnlcd
to
Perfection
Quarric,
25,
enjoyed
only
90
from
Carefully
Selected
Rare
Old
Rums
i
For
more
examples:
minutes
freedom
Wednesday
after
he
escaped
from
Oakalla
prison
farm
In
suburban
Burn-aby.
He
still
has
one
year
to
serve
on
charges
of
auto
theft
and
robbery.
McQuarrle,
who
escaped
by
climbing
a
wire
fence,
was
recaptured
walking
down
a
road
1
near
the
prison.
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They're
soundly,
dependably
MM
They're
.quipped
with
year.-o
feature,
end
advantages
you
pact
from
a
product
of
thotbeor.
GenJ
product
Motor,
-and.
the
noma
"Frigidaire".
See
them
ne-and
plan
forth
"famil'Chrishwsgiftl
Tw
grsot
new
40-inch
Frigidair
Electric
Rangei
have
thit
amazing
new
Quick-Clean
Oven.
In
addition,
there's
a
new
30-inch
model
with
very
deluxe
feature
for
the
smaller
kitchen.
Yeur
Frigidaire
dealer
would
like
la
demonstrate
far
you
a
whole
family
of
Frigidaire
Electric
Ranges
'
THIS
ADVERTISEMENT
IS
NOT
PUBUSHED
OR
DISPLAYED
BY
THE
IIQUOR
CONTROL
BOARD
OR
BY
THE
GOVERNMENT
Of
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
COOK-MAiTII
OVIN
CLOCK
CONTIOt
mod.li
IS
AOC,
RS-40C,
RS-3BC,
KS-35C,
US-MS
and
US
J0C,
cki
nlira
aaarf
wklU
yu'rt
wy.
TRIPH-DUTY
THIRMWM
In
modli
RS-40C
mni
Rt-40C
Mrvn
dp-wN
ceokr,
Mnall
Vf
r
tr
lurfacf
ltMfit.
"WONDER
OVIN"
In
modtl
RS-60C,
Ittt
you
bak
and
broil
In
tht
him
ovn
at
tht
lam
tim.
Hat
Qvick-Cltaa
fotura.
See
all
0
models
novy0'
USE-
GEO.
COOK
Jeweller's
Christmas
Layaway
Plan
A
small
deposit
will
hold
any
article
until
Christmas'
"
,
TERRACE
PRINCE
RUPERT
51
It
Ii
if
53
your
Frigidaire
dealer's
EXTENDED
PAYMENT
TEnUS
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C
Gordon
&
Anderson
TERRACE,
B.C.
Johnstone
&
Michie!
'
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