Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
July
2,
1353
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Bid
for
U.S.
Sabre
Rejected
So
Jacqueline
Came
to
Canada
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Murder
Sentence
Reduced
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The
Canadian
Press
Y-.iwiU
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been
dragged
Into
battle
ol
the
jet-pro-
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nt'S.
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iljuib
line.
Jacqueline
Auriol,
35,
the
daughtcr-ln-law
of
the
president
of
France,
had
had
the
temerity
to
steal
Miss
Cochran's
women's
speed
record.
Chances
are
Mme.
Auriol
now
will
get
herself
another
Jet
and
do
some
supersonic
hair-pulling
of
her
own.
:
WENT
TO
CANADAIR
The
Inside
story
of
how
Miss
Cochran
got
hold
of
a
Canadian
Sabre
has
not
been
told.
She
It's
easy,
if
you
moke
Gordon
&
Anderson
your
headquarters
because
we
concentrate
on
quality
furniture
at
modest
prices.
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Court
of
Appeals
has
reduced
to
manslaughter
the
verdict
against
Glen
Donald
Smith,
22-ycar-
Women's
rivalry
has
been
pushed
through
the
sound
barrier
n
a
Canadian
plane.
in
California,
Jacqueline
43-year-old
wife
of
un
n-hriin.
Lrriran
millionaire,
flew
a
Cinadian-built
F-86E
Sabre
Jet
f-'pU'cr
faster
than
sound.
,
But
probably
more
Important
L
hl,r
wis
the
fact
it
went
taster
than
the
other
Jaeque-
o!d
army
deserter
who
had
been
j
sentenced
to
be
hanged
for
murder
In
Whitehorse,
Y.T.
The
appeal
court
sentenced
Smith
to
15
years
in
peniten
GROUPS
1
M
1
J
:iTfa
tiary
in
the
case
arising
from
the
shooting
death
of
Ralph
Am
i
Caruso,
Whitehorse
taxi
driver,
I
iff
1
i
nl
-rf'irr
last
Aug.
11.
Defence
counsel
was
Mayor
John
M.
Cuclenaere
of
Prince
Aioert,
who
Unlay
withdrew
nil
his
grounds
for
appeal
for
Smith,
except
the
application
tried
to
get
a
Sabre
in
the
U.S.
but
couldn't,
so
she
came
to
Canada.
She
tried
the
RCAF
and
was
turned
down.
Then
she
went
to
the
Canadalr
plant
In
Montreal
which
builds
Sabres
and
finally
became
a
consultant
to
its
directors.
After
that
It
was
easy.
Technically
she
took
the
Sabre
south
to
make
some
tests
that
couldn't
be
made
here.
Jacqueline
Cochran
has
been
used
to
getting
what
she
wants
since
she
took
her
first
solo
15
vears
ago
while
working
at
a
beauty
parlor.
She
went
on
to
head
her
own
cosmetics
com-
rmny,
become
director
of
an
airline,
marry
Floyd
Odium,
multimillionaire
financier,
start
a
Judgment
Reserved'
on
Rate
Appeal
I
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Board
nf
T
-anspmt
Commissioners
has
rt"Prv."l
liidcnient
nn
an
appeal
gainst
a
$1
000.000-a-year
V
v
in
rate
biji'Kt
on
West
Coast
lumber
shipped
to
Toronto,
j;,,,jt,(
il
and
other
Eastern
C-inaill.in
markets.
C
w
Brazier
of
Vancouver,
,in.H
for
the
British
Colum-
for
reduction
of
the
charge
to
manslaughter.
He
pleaded
for
a
sentence
of
from
seven
to
10
years
on
the
ground
that
Smith
JET
-
PROPELLED
Jacqueline
Cochran,
43-year-old
wife
of
an
American
millionaire,
is
the
first
woman
to
fly
through
the
sound
barrier.
In
an
F-88
Sabre-jet
built
by
Canadalr
of
Montreal
and
powered
by
an
Orenda
engine,
she
flew
at
652.33
ni.p.h.
over
a
100-kilometre
circuit
to
win
not
only
the
women's
speed
record
but
exceeded
the
men's
record
as
well.
She
also
defeated
her
rival
woman
speed
aviator,
Jacaueline
Auriol
of
France,
who
previously
had
wrested
the
women's
speed
record
from
Miss
Cochran.
had
no
criminal
record.
Chief
Justice
Gordon
Sloan
said
Smith's
sentence
will
be
Modern
suites
to
lend
a
reflection
of
good
taste
to
your
boudoir.
Choose
your
suite
from
the
many
designs
in
stock
finishes
oak,
mahogany,
walnut
and
so
on.
Whether
you
prefer
the
modern
or
traditional
.
.
.
you'll
find
a
bedroom
suite
just
made
for
you.
Priced
for
you
from;
4-Pce.
Suite
subject
to
review
from
time
to
time
and
he
may
be
released
before
the
end
of
his
sentence
if
his
conduct
warrants
it.
big
ranch
with
him
and
dominate
women's
flying
until
Mme.
Auriol
came
along.
Try
Dally
News
Want
Ads
,
I
The
Harmon
Trophy,
awarded
by
the
International
League
of
Aviators
to
the
world's
outstanding
woman
flier,
stood
on
the
Cochran
sideboard
from
Lawyer
Eats
Cockroach
To
Prove
Point
00
1037
to
1950.
In
1938
she
won
the
Bendlx
Transcontinental
Trophy
race
against
a
field
of
men
and
became
the
only
wom
225
UP
f.t(
l
umber
Manufacturers
As-j
!.(
i.itu
n
Bnd
other
western
(,.,nl)i
r
i'-"iips
which
initiated
On-
iipiwal,
said
the
rate
boost
,,.j
Ihrirv
the
whole
western
fumb'T
i
-it?
structure
Into
"ut-
tr
rnnfu:;ion."
He
i
hai
gcd
the
Increase
was
pirt
nf
a
rc-ret
tirlff
clnal
be-tuvn
Canadian
and
American
pilwav
interests
operating
out
ef
Hi"
Pacific
coasl.
The
choree
was
promptly
denied
by
railway
witnesses.
Moreover.
sMd
Mr.
Brazier.
C'rn
srlinn
railways
took
part
In
i-iic-rettini
not
or.lv
In
Cmdi
b'-t
'"
In
the
United
States
iinH
th
is
created
a
situation
In
v
h
I
r
ii
they
"compete
with
themselves."
The
rate
inen;.
se
wjis
Im-
an
to
receive
the
Billy
Mitchell
SAVANNAH,'
Ga.
(CP)
A
law-
1MM
Trophy
as
the
outstanding
pilot
yer
ate
a
cockroach
in
court
of
the
year.
.here
to
prove
a
point.
That
wrs
the
year
the
other
,
The
Incident
occurred
during
fncnueline.
a
shy
girl
of
20
un-
.g
hearirwr
on
a
suit
by
a
woman
MR.
and
MRS.
SUITES
from
$225
?m
heard
of
In
the
aviation
world,
asking
$20,000
from
the
Savan-
married
Paul
Auriol.
There
was
nah
Coca
Cola
Bottling
Com-
a
child
next
year
and
another
pany,
alleging
she
was
made
ill
three
years
later.
by
swallowing
a
cockroach
while
While
Jacaueline
Auriol
lived
drinking
a
coke,
the
quiet
life
of
a
wife
and
t
the
company
contended
the
mother.
Jacqueline
Cochran
was
insect
didn't
get
Into
the
bottle
CONVERT
1
r
i'e'l
hv
th
railways
last
May
1
when
It
decided
that
West
AND
CHAIR
organizing
a
group
oi
American
at
piant
and
then
Alex
A
women
pnois
10
ny
wun
me
,
Lawrence,
defence
counsel,
pro-Rrltish
Air
Transport
Service
In
dueed
a
cockroach
In
the
rou-t-England.
became
director
of
room
anci
started
eating
It.
bit
U.S.
Women's
Air
Force
service
by
bjt
to
prove
it
harmless.
..H..I.
1
1iranpl
o
rt
H
In
1
Q4
S
.
How
about
a
rumpus
room
in
attic
or
basement?
Sound
good?
It
will
sound
even
better
when
you
learn
how
little
it
costs!
Greer
&
Bridden
Phone
509
215
1st
Ave.
W.
was
awarded
the
Distinguished
Iklnson
restrained
Lawrence
be-
A
bed
for
the
living
room
or
sun
porch'that
will
accommodate
those
week-end
guests
you
know.,,'
will
arrive
when
you
least
expect
them.
During'
the
dav
...
a
comfortable
modern
appearing
-chesterfield
...
at
night,
a
wonderfully
soft
ond
;
sleep-inducing
bed.
Armchair
to
match.
-
Service
Medal
C
wi
a
lumber
moving
Into
mar-It't':
fa;t
of
the
Oreat
Lakes
?lruM
he
in
the
comoetltive"
r
tc
rKs.
thrrcbv
withdrawing
it
t
on
Ih?
$7.000.000-a-year
MrrM
rd.way
"bridge"
sub-firtv
en
hauls
between
Eastern
vi
Wn.irrn
Canada.
Th"
effect
of
the
increase
ri
spentled
by
the
board
pend-Ire
tlr
riitcon-.e
of
the
current
r
weal
-was
to
jump
lumber
rtn
bv
14
cents
a
hundred
fnm
Ya
rnaeh
was
pnt.irplV
In
1947
she
established
two
consumed
and
tne
amazed
jury
world
flying
records
which
still
promptly
returned
a
verdict
in
favor
of
the
company
stand,
and
in
1948
she
set
two
more.
MME.
Al'RIOL'S
START
?18900
'
up
pr.pnd.;
pn
hiiuls
between
van-f
H'
rr
unci
Toronto
and
by
14"i
'"mi
a
hundred
pounds
on
Inn's
between
Vancouver
and
Mr-ntrenl.
That
year
Jacqueline
Auriol,
'
SO.
with
her
children
In
school
most
of
each
day,
took
flying
psons.
In
1949
she
gave
an
exhibition
of
stunt
flying
at
Paris.
A
few
dv
later
she
crashed
Into
the
Seine
on
a
routine
flight.
Her
face
was
badly
niiM.shed
but
she
flew
again
r"cn
before
sureeons
had
fin-I'
ho
n
series
of
22
operations
;
on
her.
'
i
KRs
Have
One
Good
Battle
V.
Tn..g.
I
Mi
11
1PM.
"
!,.me.
A""inl
UUtlilQ
I
OUf
l-nke
th
world
siM-o't
r-ord
fn
.
.
...
1
i
e
rn
mjc
I.
faizs
mom
MODERN
as
you
like
You'll,
like
this
modern
.
chesterfield
suite
in
your
livirq
room
.
.
.
because
it's
so
Sart
AND
so
Comfortable.
Coverings
'rmrn,
'
"iTit:iuj
'ij
mpii
In
p
Vnmnlre
let
f1"hter
over
a
100-kilometre
circuit.
The
Hnr-mnn
Trophv
went
to
France.
Last
December
she
raised
h?r
record
to
534.375
mph
and
wks
awrdrct
In
Ivrion
of
Honor,.
Jacqueline
Cochran
alreadv
h"d
the
I.cnlon
of
Honor
and
the
honorary
win-s
of
th"
French.
Turkish.
Chinese
and
frirrt'sh
rlr
forces,
hut
she
no
lonTer
hid
the
record.
So
lost
month
In
her
ftabn,
bove
the
Mfiave
desert,
sh"
Bv
BILL
UOS,S
IN
KOKKA
ly
With
one
gKKl
IntUe
and
41
ni"ht.s
of
routln-!
I'al
rolling
recorded,
the
3rd
hat-l-.llun.
Royal
Canadian
Regi-'"C'-t
Ins
crmplcted
Its
first
tour
in
the
Korean
line.
The
Rett's
now
hope
an
ar-niLlicc
wiil
intefven-s
to
make
then
first
tour
a
'so
tljcir
last.
Tut
I
he
47
days
between
April
21
when
the
unit
relieved
ttu
homeward-bound
1st
Royal
22nd
nii-iit..
until
June
8
when
the
?
;'d
Pi'ticcss
Patricias
took
over
ilk.,,
'
,
y
For
the
fastcrt,
best-looking,
H
...
moat
refreshing
shaves
ever
get
,
I
GlllettO
,
modem
Gillette
one-piece
Razor.
R
DELUXE
ROCKET
Enjoy
instant
blade
changing,
real
H
Cold-plated,
one-piece
raior
shaving
comfort
and
double-edge
II
plus
10
Gillette
Blue
Blades
economy.
Important
advantages
II
in
dislKnser
with
used-blade
,
Gillette
combines.
.
B
compartment,
all
in
modern
H
Styrene
case
that
$159
BaMnnMMaj
H
opens
at
a
touch.
k'
v
H
Gilletto
.IW
I
REGULAR
ROCKET
KX1.
,
H
One
-
piece,
nickel
-
plated
vaj'-rlr
"TV.
I
razor
and
improved
lOhlade
yT
Vvi-
A
I
dispenser,
in
handy
C
29
J
W
)
W
sfl
Si
yrcne
travel
case.
I
"
x
K
'
C-410
M
Nrrme
the
first
woman
to
flv
tor.
established
that,
the
through
the
Rniinrl
hnrrior.
Tn
in
smart
modern
fabrics
with
lots
of
texture
interest.
Two-piece
and
three-piece
sets.
3-PC.
SETS
FROM
$2gg
00
2-PIECE
$225
battalion
was
found
In
all
de-
mnklng
the
100-kllomet.re
rir-
'"'""'''S'
cult
at
652.337
mph-.
she
not
RiiJ'i
Lt.-Col.
K?n
Campbell
of
miv
regained
the
women's
rec-
pc:
Ii
Op.t..
officer
commanding:
nrd.from
Jacqueline
Auriol.
but
The
tmops
proved
to
have
rxceeded
the
men's
record
as
been
as
well
prepared
for
battle
well.
i
the
soldiers
we
took
Into
It
looks
as
thnu"h
the
H"-
n-lr.g
the
war
and
who
mon
Trophv
will
he
on
thi
li.nl
r
nr
yurs
of
training.
Per-
again.
Cochran
sideboard
for
how
long?
Something
Special
MODERN-
GANGES
$
STYIEWEAR
star:
625
THIRD
AVEN'lE
WEST
.Ar.
modern
as
tomorrow
.
.
.
uo-to-the-minute
Modern
Maid
Gas
'Ranges
nrovlde
instantly
controlled
heat,
cleanly
and
efficiently.
-1
here
is
no
gas
smell
.
.
.
there
is
perfect
Safety.
Automatic
oven
control
gives
vou
the
finest
baking
oven
ever
.
.
.
and
you
can
see
what
is
happening
inside
through
the
wonder
window
in
the
oven
door.
1
.
,
our
men
were
even
more
fit."
Hluhlicht
or
the
47
days
was
Hie
May
2
battle
when
the
Chinese
swarmed
In
strength
over
a
Iilatoon
position
commanded
by
iirul.
Kd
Hollyer
ot
Tomnlo
only
to
be
destroyed
by
lashing
artillery
fire
from
the
81st
Field
pimcnt,
Royal
Canadian
Artillery.
The
night's
fiphting
yielded
"i"
KCR
two
Military
Crosses,
"
"
M,,i,-"-v
v....
nwi
three
mentions
In
dispatches.
i
"For
the
rest
it
was
stralght-''"wai'd,
not
very
difficult,
sol-nierlng,"
says
Campbell.
"We
learned
a
lot
about
patrolling
An
officer
who
can
handle
a.
f't-'liling
patrol
can
do
anything."
The
command
post
worked
out
m
efficient
a
counler-morlar
'""hnioiir!
that
RCR
mortar
bombs
were
in
the
air,
engaging
enemy
mortars,
before
the
Communists'
own
bombs
land-d.
Constantly
watrhirg
the
front
mrniigh
50-pnwcr
binoculars,
''t
oUservers
took
on
nnrtiru-h"
wear,
of
ror.pcnslbilitv.
As
'n
ar.
encn-.v
mortars
coughed
'rom
his
assigned
area
an
observer
would
shout
a
code
word
into
the
radio
linking
him
wlh
the
mortars.
Canadian
bombs
would
be
in
flight
toward
the
J
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