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"J1
Army
Officer
Threatened
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
January
25,
1954
Necessary
Australia
Refining
May
Not
Be
For
Uranium
Found
in
As
Former
Prisoner
Charged
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
i
i
Cpl.
Cpl.
Ed
Ed-
,
SnXSs.!,,,
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
j
:
ADELAIDE.
Australia
CP)
J
Aintr.Ji.i
of
the
richest
form
of
ward
S.
Dickenson,
the
former
'ralia.
lumps
of
the
ore
contain
70
per
cent
or
more
of
uranium
SCREEN
r.rlner-of-war
wno
ciuii.k
cxide.
w,
mind
about
remaining
with
FLASHU
ivnning
ex
per
is
cuum
ui.ui-
,
,,,
.
i
.
.,
the
1
.
.
...
Geologists
define
deposi's,
j
j
u
pitchblende
found
at
Wild
Dog
as
massiVe
resinous-loukim;
Valley,
only
40
miles
from
this
j
pitchblende.
,
;
South
Australian
state
capital,
I
According
to
mines
director
S.
i
I
rr
nrcsents
the
first
discovery
in
1
P
nickeiv'.cn
of
South
Aus-I
the
Communists
and
then
wasj
-
V
fi.
-
I
r.!Pt
G.RLS',
RrtYC
BOYS'
nn4
and
charged
with
unlawfully
t'Bn
The
pitchblende
at
Rum
Jun-fle.
Australia's
major
uranium
field
In
the
Northern
Territory,
is
rrt
in
the
massive
form,
but
is
finely
disseminated
through
htock
slate.
KASII.Y
REFINED
with
the
enemy,
is
uescnuru
,
DRAPERY,
Etc.
one
of
his
lawyers
as
came
a.
Iv
JAMES
BACON
HOLLYWOOD
(
,,,
Hii'.'lvs
has
run
one
of
Hof
'
wood's
major
motion
pj.v
studios
for
years.
But
he
sick
innn."
Kdward
W.
Hcndrick
i
II
-Col
said
Sunday
night
the
23-year-old
soldier
from
Crackers
Nerk.i
..
i
.
,
,,
i
o
run
down
and
'Bandleader
Should
Stay
With
Band,
Not
Customers'
in
v.
i
mui
m.Mur
n,
va..
is
u
..
J
..
.
.
The
advantage
of
the
newly-c'Ucnve'TTl'ore
lies
in
tile
reodi-.,.
with
which
it
can
be
re-fii"'i
(n
uranium
oxide..
Si--Douglas
Mawson,
one
of
Aus-t'iiii
top
geologists,
believes
that
if
the
deposits
prove
ex
S
Clearance
Sale
Now
On
I
I
All
Departments
!
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
j
nervous
and
was
very
mum
i.e
mmumra
mat
tong
surprised
and
shocked
when
toted
suspicion
In
a
rare
should
act
as
host."
the
ju-i"-
LONDON
(Reuters)
Contro
I
these
charges
weic
h
hvj
m
,
ui"
''k,
suung
u
I
Friday
night."
inexpensive,
lour-yenr-old
R.
W.
A.
(Bob)
Chidwick
innn
vv
w
ll
Qeiermuie
on
a
rainy,
darkened
airfield
Tl.
I
.
nunc
nnic
uern
m
tin.
whether
the
returned
PoW
mu
r.nn
enint-mai'tlal
trial.
j
I'oing
the
rounds
about
Hue'.
mm
c.ise
-i.-t
mcanwnue
-
connu
Bob
Chidwick
Purchases
;
Van
Meet
Studio
i
in-
1
1.
....
v.kv
vvmc
waa
ued
to
have
icpeicusslons
boaijhe
haW
never
lieen
on
the
fa
Inside
and
out
of
the
defence
j
The
other
was
that
hp
ik
department.
)
'hronph
It
one
right,
saylntr
i
n
f
tiiltY
(U
N
'ord
unU1
hc
started
out
versy
has
split
the
black-tie-and-carnatlon
hired
help
at
London's
glittering
night
spots.
The
question:
Should
a
band
leader
stand
up
and
wave
his
baton
all
night
or
should
he
cruise
around
the
flood
trading
gags
with
the
expensive
customers
and
having
a
drink
here
and
there?
A
London
high
court
judge
decided
the
leader's
place
is
on
the
bandstand
and
set
off
the
controversy.
Bandleader-disc
jockey
Paul
Adam
was
trying
to
sue
the
In
Portable
Typewriters
The
Leader
is
said.
I
In
the
champagne
and
show-'
girl
niehteries
around
London's
West
End
there
were
plenty
'o
disngree
with
the
judge,
not;
himself
a
notable
nli'htcltbj
i
customer.
One
such
was
one
of
Mayfuir's
'
top
band
names,
Ambrose.
Hi;
estimated
he
gets
pr.id
about
$30
a
week
as
a
musician
and
about
$2,000
as
a
personality.
"I
have
to
make
them
feel
at
home,"
he
said.
Harry
Roy,
another
top
May-fair
name,
said
at
the
Copaco-bana:
"I
never
go
on
the
stand
until
the
place
has
warmed
u-.
Conduct?
I
give
'em
a
flick
of
"Ps:
.
,
F
Rnrowl.
DllbllC
..
V'-
en
nC
sllaP
tensive,
some
oi
tne
ore
may
u:
i
carvMe
of
export
without
any
i
lefintng.
j
A
large
refinery
is
under
con-
Istrui
tion
at
Port
Pirie,
in
South
Australia,
to
hundle
the
ore'
fium
another
established
.stat?
t
field
at
Uranium
Hill.
Shafts
so'in
will
be
sunk
at
Wild
Do-;
i.ill'v
in
an
e'i'ort
to
locate
a
,
pitchblende
loc.
.'.
If
it
is
fnun
I
1
e
uninium
mine
will
be
estn.b-liU"d
tbere.
j
I.Teir
hile,
the
3outh
Aus-itrolinn
government
hns
nw-H-ied
cdiiO
to
the
two
brothes.
I
VV.
F.
and
J.
J.
Wcnlnm.
who
found
the
deposit,
and
his
ic-!
sei
ved
mineral
rights
ov-'r
a
nfnrmiit
on
oiurri
mi
i.
.
A
xy&a
if
Washington
coninmnd
who
an
I
nouneed
the
filing
of
the
;
charges
Frcituy
night,
said
he
'
hort
received
lhre
threateniriit
telephone
rails
and
hid
lirn
given
pei
inl.-sien
to
carry
his
service
pistol
at
all
times.
Snrowl
said
on
man
who
railed
from
somewhere
In
Wes.
!
Vlrplnti
early
Sunday
"said
h-
R.
W.
A.
iBobi
Chidwick'.
man-auer
of
the
Van
Meer
photograph"
studio
here
for
the
past
two
and
a
half
years
his
pir-chasert
th
business
and
will
continue
to
operate
it
under
the
lame
name.
M"
a'-,d
M's.
A.
N.
Vn-i
Me'
opened
the
bulne-s
here
six
Si
v'.
P'
n
I"
Winnlpe".
and
sc'iik)!-ed
In
that
city
and
in
Vancouver.
Mr.
Chidwick
started
professional
photography
in
1D33,
Hughes
soys
he
has
.
been
in
the
place."
1"
n
quar'er
century
hi
Hr
find.
Huvhex
hasn't
iivr
h-iiidful
of
inte''vl'ft
or
-ro'iferences.
Only
occavier.,
do"s
a
repoiter
get
to
talk
t
him.
i
Itollywood
often
thinks
'tiihe
as
a
jrlm,
ruthless
1nerlng
maji.
During
their
"(w
he
was
chatmlng
ar.i"
trohiT.
laughing
.hearth;
,
often.
Magic
Margin
Triple
Spacing
Quiet
Operating
Standard
Keyboard
Specifications
SEE
IT
NOW
AT
ritzy
AKtor
Club
for
$14,00'J
damages
he
claimed
he
suffered;
when
the
club
fired
him
for
hot
I
slaying
on
the
bandstand.
Adamj
cent
ended
it
was
hii,
iob
to
do,
more
"mingling,"
as
he
called
;
it,
than
baton-waving.
After
a
three-uay
hearing
the
court
rejected
Adam's
claim.;
"There
was
nothing
in
the
contract
that
meant
Mr.
Adam
the
evebrow
and
they
re
away
for
tl
ni?ht."
Pa-
Ac:am
himself
was
not
crying
over
soilt
champagne.
Now
playing
at
tho
MUroy
Ciuo
at
a
reputed
$1,000
a
week,
h
said:
"Why
should
I
worry?
Here
I
wander
around
the
club
as
I
like.
Everybody
is
happy."
li;i"e
pnrt
of
the
area.
At'
Tile
experts
say
Ihat.Aus-ti-ii'i.i.
although
she
has
achi-v-cd
world
status
as
a
uranium
sniir'-c,
cannot
hope
for
her
own
power
supply
from
atomic
clingy
for
at
least
10
years.
Terms
may
be
arranged
BROS.
LIMITED
ciitn't
like
the
way
we
weie
handling
the
case
asked
if
we
hadn't
agreed
to
give
'these
guys'
liberty."
"The
ceneral
Idea
WPS
'well
Hughes
released
'
both
?
Pliune
6
or
36
'The
Store
That
Service.
Built"
trairing
under
K.
A.
Spencer
I"
Vancouver.
j
He
joined
the
photoarnnhlc
(
department,
of
the
RCAF
In
1039
Outlnw"
and
the
current
"Fr
get
you
for
this,"
"
Sprowl
'
"
.
"
"
"
."""
!
,
t
ine"
without
seals
of
aor-;
from
the
Motion
Picture
As
ACTION
1'I.ANNEl.
Hon.
He
rlnlnn
neither
haj
in
and
served
until
194S
when
he
returned
to
the
professional!
phi'toaraphy
field
in
V.mronver.
j
cut
because
of
censor
trpt
II"
came
to
Prince
Huperl
to
ma
rine
the
Van
Meer
S;ulio
In
i
Astilstant
Dffence
Seeretury
John
A.
Hannah
said
th
defence
department
has
planned
for
some
lime
to
take
action
again.st.
returned
war
prisoners
August.
ii.il.
A
police
morality
squad
r
two
scenes
of
"French
Lir
obiectlonable,
but
authr
took
no
action.
'
The
OutluV
was
given
i
ior
condemned!
rating
b;
Legion
of
Decency
on
its
!
release.
Hughes
later
ajw
revlnlonx
which
made
it
B
-
Change
of
Name
Irks
Foresters
SAI
F.M.
Ore.
i
Oregon's
state
foresters,
miffed
because
the
U.S.
Forest
Service
has
changed
the
name
of
the
douglas
when
their
action
justified
it.
'
The
charges
against
Dleken-
i
son,
which
are
subject
to
fur-'
ther
Investigation
by
the
army,
are
that
hc
had
unlawful
dealings
Willi
the
Comiranists
and
curried
favor
with
.iis
captors
,
to
the
detriment
of
fellow
pris
t
oners.
Dicki
nson
first
decided,
undi
r
;
Incr.
or
morally
nbie-tloisa
nart.
He
says
the
rfeirtsiois
;
talned
only
to
advertlslrr
CENTl'KIES
OLD
Tlie
so-called
"nc"
cart:
fir,
are
going
to
ignore
the
I
(
change.
i
The
douglas
fir
is
Oregon's
;
state
tree
by
action
of
the
1939
j
Legislature.
The
luw
making
It
I
the
Korean
armlsllce
arrange-,
ments.
to
remain
with
the
Communists,
then
rhanucd
his
mini
and
cume
home.
Newcastle,
England,
dates
1
the
lltli,
ouiiurji,.w'-
the
slate
tree
calls
It
"pseudo-tsuga
tuxifolia."
I
The
U.S.
Forest
Service,
in
co-
oneriilion
with
foiestry
agencies
of
other
countries,
recently
I
chanaod
the
name
to
'
menziesli."
j
Homer
G.
Lyon
Jr.,
State
For-
.
CABINET
STUDYING
PLAN
TO
RAISE
JUDGES'
PAY
nrrw
"PvTiir.
raoiiiet
is
studying
a
plan
fur
a
per
cent
increase
in
salaries
of
judges
of
provincial
supmr
courU
and
county
courts,
it
was
learned
nere.
nils
would
raise
the
annual
pa
of
provincial
suprer
court
Justices
to
S18.000
from
$14,000
and
of
county
court
judf
k....?
ann.i
Oh.uln..!.,!
lii..f
'.
iil.tleeh
WOllid
'
estry
Department's
publicity,
man.
said
his
department
does
not
like
the
change,
and
that
Oreaon
can't
recotinize
it
without
action
by
the
legislature.
'
(
von
-'fl
the
forestry,
men
here
don't
like
the
Idea
of
changing
a
name
that
has
existed
130
years.-
The
nrenment
is
over
which
,
of
two
Scottish
naturalists,
David
lO
.TilU.Ul'y
'
II
.o.''u.
r'u"'i'i'H
v..-..
(JW..--.-y-
increased
to
$20.00U
from
Jlb.UOO.
-
3
"
1
'
1
-00'
ulicrc
men
enjoy
freedom
"
"-v-;:7.'
1
'.
"""
f
-
,
I
,
of
speech,
religion,-ami
the
opportunity
,
;
f
to
build
tlieir
own
careers
j
-without
fear
of
their
fellow
mail
1J
it9
mars
to
defends
1
sirtCOOPER
lORtn
YOUNG
ijou"ia
or
Archibald
Menzlcs.
discovered
the
tree.
Lyon
said
many
authorities'
say
Douglas
discovered
it,
naming
it
"pseudotsuga
taxifoita."
The
discovery
was
made
In
British
Columbia.
Other
authorities
give
credit
to
Meii.ies.
saving
he
discovered
the
tree
In
1791
on
Vancouver
Island.
Lyon
says
Menzies
did
file
his
report
first,
in
1804.
He
claims
Douglas,
although
filing
his
report
in
1805.
actually
made
the
first
discovery.
Afonq
Cam
t?
Jones
rj
WILLIAM
DEMAREST
DAM
OURYEA
JJ&
'
rum
luur-1
cmtiu
arsn
cow.
nowctai
i
.
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1
Tf
The
Screen's
Suoreme
Jldverrturi
k
StlJPElSE1
miGs.
EDWAPD
t
mm
M
BENNETT
.C
Afj
RAYMOKO
lH
RU4U
rfct
RCAF
will
train
you
fur
Aircrtw
at
a
PILOT
NAVIGATION
or
RADIO
OFFICER
or
oi
en
xpert
technician
in
an
Inv
portant
Groundcrtw
trad:
Today
to
Wednesdoy
TOTEA',
One
f
iimnlele
ShowinK
-
:
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Va
Iff
v
Cf
J
Only
Starting
7:30
p.m.
f
vilOI
S
PLAVMS
THtA'J
TODAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
AERO-ENGINE
RADIO-RADAR
AIRFRAME
ELECTRICAl
ARMAMENT
INSTRUMENT
Th
Hoyal
.
Canadian
Ak
a
fr
a
lift
(
intarttt,
vntur,
advncmnt,
rvlc
and
hit
rwrd.
For
dtoil
th
Crr
Cawnltl-lor
t
yaur
ntaratt
RCAF
Racrvittnf
Unit.
r
mnll
thlf
cavaan.
'One
Big
Affoir"
Dennis
O'Keele,
Evelyn
Keyes
in
r
.
it
CAPITOl
unaerworia
arory
m
-
-
m
Dan
Duryea.
Gale
Storm
-A
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PIA
-BS
Tun
K.f.A.F.
Rt:(
III
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IMT.
FINICKY
.
.
.
THAT'S
US
ttmen'lEti
IMds..
Hwll
2nd
St.
hiliiKiiiliin.
UI.l
I'll.
Phitst
mail
In
,
without
ohli.
,ilinn,
full
particular!
rt-
gar,iiiR
CHrolmentrrquiremtHtl
'
and
nieuingt
now
avaiUbU
Yes,
we're
sure
cranks
about
the
condition
of
used
i
we
sell.
Every
car
must
be
in
apple-pie
order.
No
skw
ing
around
this
place
.
.
.
tiuess
that's
why
to
many
'
say
we
have
the
best
used
cars
In
town.
Why
not
l
them
over
today
.
.
.
Easy
terms,
of
course,
for
i
convenience.
the
K.L.A.I.
NAME
(pltajr.
prinll
.
(Siirnarnit
(Chriltiia
nut)
STKLET
ADDRESS.,.,....
CITY.
PROVINCE
EDUCATION
(Hy
grde
iml
province)
.
.
?
i-
49
CHEV.
'(-Ton
P"
Al
condition
thro
I
out.
A
rugged
true.
heavy
duty
t,.
only
$10'
50
AUSTIN
A40
Excellent
shape.
"e
and
defrosters.
T
economy.
A
bW
l
?
51
MONARCH
SEDAN
Badio,
heater,
air
conditioning.
Blue
metallic
paint.
Only
$1800
'ift
FORI)
Tl'IKUt
Radio,
heater
und
air-conditioning
.
.
.
Not
a
rattle
in
It.
$1075
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AGE
CAP-M-24
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AMI
MAN
V
MOKE
VALl'ES
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HOME
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SERVICE
c::
r
..-v-
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litatm
(tern
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