Frmre
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
April
7,
154
McCarthy
Claims
H-Bomb
Work
Delayed
By
Reds
Denied
by
Committee
Chairman
NEW
YORK
(
Senator
Mc-"mlttedly
the
greatest
Commun-
of
mine
rArthv'iRcD.-Wis.J
says
research
1st
propagandist
of
our
time
In'
1
am
iir,VKK'i
H
1
Japanese
Doctor
Not
Hopeful
For
Recovery
of
Fishermen
n
th
United
States
hvdroeen
'
Knmajid;;'
dedicated-a
book
to,
cation
in
tZ..,,
l
TOKYO
iffi
A
Japanese
doc-
duccr
Murrow.'
of
infection
-
fighting
broadcast
f
fc
bomb
was
deliberately
stalled
for
.
!
Murrow:
Laski
..WM
a
Iriend
u
-
f
tt
uxiav
said
he
has
,"no
opti-mism"
for
the
recovery
of
some
I
jie
.j
Japanese
iishermcn!
burned
by
radio-active
ash
from
.
tbe
March
1
H-oomb
oiast
in
wie
Pacific.
I
GREfjnuv
TODAY
ONLY
7:
-
9:20
KEYS
OF
THE
KING
Drill
white
blood
corpuscles.
Some
of
the
fishermen
are
running
a
fever
as
a
result
ot
frequent
blood
transfusions
to
wash
the
radio-activity
from
their
systems,
the
doctor
"said.
All
of
the
men
are
suffering
from
various
degrees
of
radiation
sickness
caosea
by
their
exposure
to
radio-active
asn
which
showered
their
boat,
the
Lucky
Dragon,
after
the
H.bomb
blast.
The
crew
said
the
boat
was
about
80
miles
from
the
Bi-
11
rr-.'
18
months
in
the
face
of
reports
;
that
Russia
was
"feverishly"
pushing
a
similar
project.
"If
there
were
no
Communists
in
our
government,
why
did
we
delay?"
the
Wisconsin
Republican
senator
asked
Tuesday
night
in
a
telecast
billed
as
a
reply
to
earlier
ciitlcism
by
CBd
comment
utur
Edward
R
Murrow.
;
The
H-bomb
reference
was
Interjected
into
an
oliack
In
which
,
McCarthy
termed
Murrow
"the!
leader
and
the
cleverest
of
the
jackal
pack
which
is
always
found
at
the
throat
of
anyone
"
Dr.
Kazuo
Miyoshi
said
"the
:.
next
week
will
tell
"whetner
tni
t
men
will
live.
He
did
nut
say
how
many
are
dangerously
ill,
but
"',
previousy
two
of
the
23
were
,
tutted
aj
m
critical
conuVtion.
Dr.
Miyoshi,
chief
physician
at
Tokyo
University
Hospital
where
HE
.
Ue
ushermcn
are
being
treated
,&4id
their
fate
hinges
on
how
,seiiously
the
radio-activity
af-'
feet
their
bone
marrow,
pro
Life---'
X
HEAT
V.''
'
'
.
kini
test
site.
United
States
scientists
have
expressed
belief
that
all
of
the
23
ultimately
will
recover.
Theatres
which
todav
be-ran
showing
films
of
the
1952
United
States
hydrogen
explosion
wem
crowded.
The
radio-active
dusting
of
the
Lucky
Dragon
has
stirred
widespread
excitement
here,
and
Japanese
lined
up
for
blocks
to
see
the
motion
pictures.
f
I
KEEPS
FRESH
-
LONGER
'M
'T
1
mmJI
L
6'lENN
GLORIA
JOCflVN
r
nn
i
nrA
t.
-
'
TOASTING
THEIR
GOOD
FORTUNE
are
Cana
la's
three
newest
millionaires
who
"made
their
stake"
In
the
current
copper
rush
at
Lake
Manl
touwadge.
near
Geraldton
in
northern
Ontario.
From
one
claim
which
they
staked
in
the
new
copper
country,
each
recently
received
a
tidy
little
"nest
egg"
of
$1,059,000.
They
are,
left
to
right,
Jack
Forster,
44,
auto
salesman;
Bill
Dawidowlch,
42,
a
Canadian
National
Railway
?
construction
worker;
and
Roy
Barker,
52,
who
calls
himself
a
"Sunday
prospector,"
meaning
he
has
"prospected"
week-ends
for
past
20
years.
t
SUPER
:
who
dares
to
expose
Communists
I
mU
traitor?
I
"Who
caused
it?"
McCarthy
'
demanded
of
the
alleged
H-bomb
,
delay.
"Was
It
loyal
Americans
i
or
was
It
traitors
In
our
government?"
,
"Our
nation
may
woll
m
because
of
that
18-month
dellber-
'
ate
delay."
McCarthy's
statement
was
i
called
"absolutely
ridiculous"
by
Representative
M
e
I
v
I
n
Price
!
(Dem.-Ill.i
a
member
of
the
iolnt
congressional
committee
on
atomic
energy.
"He
doesn't
know
what
he's
talking
about,"
Price
said
In
i
Washington.
"He
showed
com-
plcte
Ignorance."
.
!
Price
added
that
there
may
.
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SCOURS'
ICE
MWiN
,
fmm
Mim
...
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STARTS
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"Ciu
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a
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thoo"
Cartoon
AND
U'-"'"
ote:
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
Evening
Shows
7:
-
9:
p.m.
1
AMOt
S
ruvtatSTBn
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Now
Al
Wallace's
Of
Course
r
THURSDAY
TO
SATURDAY
vMy
Ladies
have
been
some
delay
In
getting
the
H-bomb
project
started,
but
"certainly
not
for
the
reasons"
McCarthy
Indicated,
HAVE
NO
COMMENT
Both
the
VS."
atomic
energy
commission
and
Representative
W.
Sterling
Cole
(Rep.-N.Y.)
chairman
of
the
congressional
atomic
energy
committee,
declined
comment.
The
H-bomb
statement
was
a
Considerable
Savings
Seen
On
Equipment
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Greater
Vancouver
civic
officials
said
Tuesday
night
that
their
cities
will
enjoy
"considerable"
savings
as
a
result
of
the
removal
of
the
10
per
cent
tax
from
certain
municipally
-
purchased
equipment.
Major
W.
R.
Penny,
Vancouver
City
purchasing
agent,
estimated
the
city
would
save
about
$10,000
this
year
on
purchase
of
needed
fire-fighting
equipment
alone.
He
added
that
he
was
"reluctant
to
even
estimate
what
the
total
would
be."
City
treasurer
John
N.
O'Neill
of
North
Vancouver
said
that
city
too
was
contemplating
purchase
of
fire-fighting
equipment
and
said
any
reduction
"will
j.
HO
Modern
Methods
Make
Successful
Playing
The
bidding
of
this
hand
was
according
to
the
best
modern
practices.
When
his
partner
opened
the
bidding
with
one
spade,
Mr.
Champion
decided
to
put
the
hand
in
a
small
slam
and
to
send
a
message
to
Mr.
Masters
that
he
didn't
need
much
extra
to
bid
a
Doom'
Easter
Bonnet
,
If
you
like
the
"flowers
that
bloom
in
'
B
the
Spring,"
you'll
love
our
new
Spring
hats.
All
the
latest
season's
colors
trimmed
for
a
colorful
Easter.
The
5
usual
Wallace's
value
in
prices
too.
I
uy-prouuci
m
mc;ariny
s
reply
Gherjff
grand
slam.
How
could
he
send
that
message
to
the
to
charges
by
Murrow
that
he
has
abused
his
authority
as
a
best
advantage?
How
about
a
raise
in
spades?
No
good.
The
North
hand
was
far
too
strong
for
a
jump
to
three
spades.
A
Jump
to
four
spades
would
be
unthinkable.
That
would
WHO
TOOK
ON
OlLLY
THE
South
denier
Both
sides
vulnrrnhlp
Nurtli
(.Mr.
Cliunilmi)
8
K
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7
5
H
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7
4
8
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Wt
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(Mr.
Ahrl)
(Mr.
Ki-rn)
88
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9
4
H
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10
9
6
H
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5
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WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
:
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help
us
considerably."
Sporting
goods
dealers
pre
show
an
entirely
different
type
SPECIAL
01D
'
Senate
investigator.
CBS
said
first
listener
reaction,
via
telephone
calls
and
telegrams,,
was
"overwhelmingly"
in
favor
of
Murrow.
The'
charges
and
answers
Included:
McCarthy:
That
Murrow
"as
far
baok
as
20
years
ago
was
engaged
In
propaganda
for
Communist
causes."
The
March
9
attack
"followed
implicitly
the
Communist
line
laid
down
in
the
last
six
months"
by
various
Communist
publications.
IMPl'GN
LOYALTY
Murrow:
"McCarthy's
reckless
D
9
5
4
sided
that
elimination
oi
tne
i
D(
hand
...
a
hand
weak
In
i
15
per
cent
excise
tax
on
fire-
ni(,n
cards
and
strong
in
dis-
i
D
Q
10
8
8
3
C
K
10
5
4
6
1
B
7
arms,
ammunition,
gou
ciuos
tributlonal
values.
and
balls
and
fishing
equipment
;
'
i
.MASTERS
GETS
MFr
MESSAGE
f
would
Increase
their
sales.
They
RockMounl
I
OA
f
vo
ii
re----
'
sajd
it
would
give
them
a
chance
J
An
immediate
Jump
to
six
j
I
to
compete
with
United
States
1
spades
would
eliminate
the
ad-
j
3SS
ptut
tmm
Kimlli
(Mr.
Ma-tiT")
8
A
Q
10
8
3
J
H
A
8
8
D
7
9
C
8
3
Tlie
bidding:
South
West
North
Eaut
1
tf
Pass
3
D
Paaa
3
'c
Pass
4
C
Pusa
4
S
Pa.:
6
fi
All
pass
.t
1
.,
firms
who
sold
large
quantities
vantage
oi
exploring
grand
slam
of
sporting
equipment
to
holl-
I
possibilities.
j
Tfcn
Jvertiirment
is
no!
published
or
displayed
byhe
Liquor
Control
'
Bord
or
by
tne
Governmtnt
ol
Britifh
Columbi
d!fying
B.C.
residents.
SojrFrom
and
unfounded
attempt
to
Impugn,
my
loyalty
Is
Just
one
more
jumped
to
the
spot
he
was
head-,
example
of
his
typical
tactic
of
I
What
about
a
jump
to
three
j
j
hearts?
Also
no
good.
Modern
;
players
don't
like
tor
make
a(
jump
shift
in
hearts
over
a
onei
spade
opening
without
a
muchi
better
suit
than
this.
j
So
Mr.
Champion
made
a
!
attempting
to
tie
up
to
com
OMahoma;
lng
for
'all
the
time
six
spades.
Mr.
Masters
realized
how
strong
his
partner's
bidding
had
been
but
since
he
had
no
ad-
u
it
.'
f.
?ra.t-
msCNiio
iy
am
jump
shift
In
contained
his
the
suit
which
ditional
values,
he
passed,
principal
high
j
Mr.
Abel
led
the
nine
of
dia-He
followed
thls.monds
and
apparently
there
is
WARNER
Bros.
COSTARKINO
card
strength.
ml
Nancy
Olson
munism
anyone
who
disagrees
with
him."
McCarthy:
Owen
Lattimore,
now
under
indictment
for
alleged
perjury
before
the
Senate
Internal
security
sub-committee,
said
in
a
book:
"I
owe
a
very
special
debt
to
men
I
have
never
met
I
must
mention
at
least
Edward
R.
Murrow."
Murrow;
Lattimore
made
this
reference
only'after
paying
tri-
at
nis
next
turn
with
a
cue-bid
a
loser
in
both
hearts
and
clulw,
oi
tour
clubs,
or
course,
Mr.
Mr.
Masters
played
to
give
him-Masters
didn't
immediately
rec-!
self
every
chance,
as
follows.
npnizp
it.
ak
n
rup.hiH
hut.
ho
'
did
when
Mr.
Champion
next
RIFF
AVOIDED
He
won
the
first
trick
with
dummy's
king
of
diamonds.
He
TODAY
ONLY
"Devil's
Canyon"
'Under
the
Red
Sea'
Last
Show
8:30
p.m.
CAPITO!
A
F.VMOIS
f
LAYERS
THUl
took
two
rounds
of
trumps,
then
,
'nm
racuo
report
ers
for
cashed
the
act
and
king
of
hich
was
"clearly
based
upon
the
ancient
principle
that
I
(Lattimore)
was
innocent
until
proved
guilty."
McCarthy:
"Harold
Laski,
ad-
CPU
Withdraws
Two
Freighters
Out
of
Service
VANCOUVER
O)
The
freighters
Mapledell
and
Maplecove,
Canadian
Pacific
Steamships,
Ltd.,
vessels
plying
the
Pacific,
have
been
withdrawn
from
service
and
the
run
discontinued,
company
officials
announced
here
Tuesday.
hearts.
Next
came
the
king
of
diamonds
and
the
jack
of
diamonds.
Mrs.
Keen
covered
the
iack
with
the
queen
but
Mr.
Masters
did
not
ruff.
Instead,
he
discarded
his
last
heart.
This
left
Mrs.
Keen
in
the
lead
with
the
ugly
choice
of
leading
Into
the
acc-qunen
of
clubs
or
of
returning
a
diamond
which
Mr.
Masters
could
ruff
on
the
board
while
discarding
a
club
from
his
hand.
If
Mrs.
Keen
had
had
a
heart
I'
CHOP
SUEY
.
.
.
.
.
CHOWMEIN
Open
6
p.m.
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
The
statement
said
Canadian
1
1?ft'
there
was
stm
the
chance
Pacific
"re-established
Its
his-
that
the
defenders'
hearts
would
toric
trade
route
on
the
Pacific"
break
?"3
so
tnat
Mr-
Mers
the
could
ruff
the
thlrd
round
of
iui.ow.ng
war,
"thereby
as-
s!.stin
in
restoration
of
voi-ithat
suit
and
get
a
club
dis-couver's
position
as
a
world
cared
on
dummy's
fourth
heart.
As
a
result
of
legislative
revisions
in
the
B.C.
Hospital
Insurance
Act
which
became
effective
April
1st,
1954.
you
are
no
longer
required
to
pay
premiums.
The
Government
of
British
Columbia,
on
your
behalf,
will
pay
your
'
premiums
into
the
Insurance
Fund.
Any
premiums
you
have
paid
in
advance
of
April
1st
will
be
refunded
automatically.
Please
do
not
write
In
concerning
your
refund
as
this
would
only
delay
your
cheque.
Refunds
will
be
mailed
in
the
near
future.
Hospital
benefits
will
remain
the
same;
all-inclusive
public
ward
accommodation
which
includes
all
services
provided
by
the
hospital
In
which
you
are
a
patient.
The
"do)lar-a-day"
plan
will
continue
as
will
the
$2.00
emergency
short
stay
charge.
Out-of-province
benefits
will
continue
as
before,
providing
you
have
not
been
out
of
the
province
for
more
than
three
months.
To
be
eligible
for
benefits,
a
person
must
be
deemed
a
resident
of
British
Columbia,
or
a
dependent
of
a
resident.
A
resident
is
a
person
who:
was
living
in
B.C.
on
March
31st.
1954,
with
the
intent
of
establishing
his
home
here
and
has
been
a
resident
since
then
or
has
lived
in
B.C.
continuously
for
the
twelve
month
period
prior
to
his
entry
into
hospital
ur
has
been
certified
by
the
Deputy
Minister
of
Welfare
as
being
entitled
to
Health
Services.
If
a
ix-rson
leaves
the
province
for
more
than
twelve
months,
he
will
no
longer
be
considered
a
resident..
A
resident's
dependent
who
is
a
full-time
student
at
a
school,
university
or
other
educational
institution
located
outside'
the
province
shall'
not
ccn.se
to
be
considered
a
resident.
A
resident
who
.leaves
the
province
but
who
maintains
a
home
and
dependents
within
British
Columbia
shall
not
cease
to
be
considered
a
resident.
trading
port,"
1"
it.
added
tnat
the
company
"has
come
to
the
conclusion
that
Insufficient
volume
of
business,
low
freight
rates
and
Increasing
costs,
coupled
with
depressed
world
shipping
conditions
and
poor
trallic
prospects
...
clearly
show
the
ability
of
continuing
this
service."
,
The
Mapledell
and
Maplecove
plied
between
Vancouver
and
the
Orient.
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asphalt
siding,
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