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Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
June
15,
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perfect
gift-
for
with
a
torn
piece
of
a
Jello
box
top.
It
matched
the
other
half
j
in
Grecnglass'
possession.
Green-'
Confidentially
gla-srf
said
his
half
was
given
to
him
by
the
Rosenbergs.
INDICTED
A
SHADOW
tl.r,m.
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Ties
Tee
Shirt
;
A
"Wallace"
Hat
Certificate
Luggage
Housecoat
Socks
Sport
Shirt
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On
Aug.
17,
1950,
the
government
inulcted
Anatoli
Yakovlcv,'
former
Russian
vice-consul
In.
New
York.
But
it
was
like
indicting
a
shadow.
lie
had
slipped
back
to
Russia
In
194S.
Yakolev
was
depicted
as
the
sinister
link,
holding
together
the
urbane
Fuchs,
the
rabbity
Gold,
the
putty-like
Grecnglass:
and
the
bold,
snickering
Rosen-
j
bergs.
I
The
government
said
Yakolev
provided
the
$500
which
Green-gla.ss
admitted
accepting
as
the
price
of
his
treachery.
On
Aug.
18,
1950.
the
govern-!
mrnt
arrested
Morton
Sobell,
38,
who
had
fled
to
Mexico
before
the
liosenbergs
were
arrested.
But
he
was
deported
and
United
States
agcuta
were
wailing
for
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DEPT.
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Rupert
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CtraniiM
TO
SMOKE.
ikan
Ketch
KF.SIDE.NTS
OF
THE
COASTAL
FISHING
TOW
of
Lunonbutg.
N.S..
rc-tnai
t
its
fuuncliim
200
years
ago
as
Canada's
second-oldest
British
set
lenient.
Cannon
roared
and
Indians
staged
a
war
dance
as
ships
bearing
German,
Swiss
and
Frew
h
"Settlers"
sailed
Into
the
harbor.
The
townsfolk
-enacted
the
1753
landing
to
the
la
it
detail.
"Settlers"
rowed
ashore,
troops
marched
inland
to
head
off
an
Indian
attack,
land
and
supplies
were'
assigned
the
colonists.
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CAPIT01
Also
.
.
.
News
.
Lost
Complete
Show
at
8:10
Wrongcll
-
Petersburg
Juneau
and
other
Alaska
Points
AIAM0lsrUynwTmmi
Edfflond
O'BRIEN
ELLIS
IWA
Blamed
For
False
Statements
By
Witness
in
Dispute
Hearing
VANCOUVER
(CP)
-
An
oper-,
aaer
for
Seaboard
Lumber
Com-
about
all
kinds
of
advantages
to
ators
witness
testified
before
a
pany,
called
as
a
witness
by
for-:
B.C
operators
over
their
US
conciliation
board
Thursday
that
est
Industrial
relations,
bargain-'
competitors
which
did
not
exist'
PIO
International
Woodworkers
ing
unit
for
158
coast
lumber
"Such
information
could
easilv
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i
txz
ita.io
Phone
266
and
logging
operators,
mention-1
agitate
U.S.
operators
to
a
point
ed
specifically
two
statements
wherp
We
will
ftllfl
niir.plvr.
f:in-
Office
Opposite
Post
Office
w
I
II
Will
HI
Mill
lllllil
1
of
America
has
used
"wicked
and
nusleading
statements"
in
its
argument
for
a
wage
increase
una
other
coneesaions.
Claude
N.
Effinger,
sales
man-
in
the
IWAs
115-page
brief.
j
ing
another
tariff
like
wc
had
in
him
at
thi
border.
Sob.il,
un
electrical
engineer,
had
served
the
navy
as
a
wartime
radar
export.
,A
native
New
Yorker,
his
parents
came
from
Russia.
He
and
Rosenborg
were
classmates
at
the
City
College
of
New
York.
Sobell,
it
was
charged,
took
part
with
the
Rosenbergs
in
the
plot
to
pervert
Grecnglass
and
to
furnish
secrets
to
Russia.
.
The
Rosenbergs
:
and
Sobell
pleaded
innocent
to
the
conaplraey
charges.
DOOMED
SlSTF.il
Oct.
18,
1950.
Grecnglass
plead-
!
ed
guilty
and
prepared
for
the
difficult
role
that
doomed
his
sister
and
her
husband.
t
All
four
the
Rosenbergs,
So-bell
and
Grecnglass
were
charged
under
a
1917
statue
with
"conspiring
In
time
of
war
to
transmit
to
the
Soviet
Union
information
concerning
the
na-;
tional
defence
of
this
country."
;
The
conspiracy,
was
said
to
have
extended
from
June
8,
1914.
1
to
June
16,
1950
which
Included
the
tag
end
of
the
war
when
Russia
was
an
ally
In
the
fight
against
Germany.
Nevertheless,
such
a
consplr-,
acy
in
tunc
of
war,
even
on
bc-;
half
of
an
ally,
carried
a
maxl-,
mum
penalty
oi
30
years
in
prison
or
death.
In
time
of
peace,
,
the
maximum
penalty
was
20
years.
Much
of
the
evidence
against
the
Rosenbergs
was
circumstan-
j
tial.
They
have
maintained
their
i
innocence
throughout.
..
IfUl
WESTCBTT
Times
bciV
f
olll.lrv"
...
.
..
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vwmrs
me
jiiirincs"
1:11
One
said
that
B.C.
coast
opcr-
the
early
1930's."
ators
were
not
interested
in
the
lWA'a
chief
spokesman
Carl
United
Kingdom
lumber
market
w"'in
said
the
union
had
no
in-"except
at
top
prices,"
and
the
'enli'i
of
embarra-sslng
the
second
suggested
the
operators
operator
In
their
relations
with
"can
call
the
shot,
ship
his
ma-;U
S-
competitors.
,
tcrial
where
he
likes
at
prices'
"we
an'
to
make
it
quite
THE
BEST
DEAL
IN
TOWN
rHii-i
v
rrfifm
ir
v
z&'Hov
vi
that
he
demands
on
a
take-It-,
clear
to
the
board
and
to
the
4
'or-leave-it
basis."
:
operators
that
the
IWA
has
al-
J
Qisii
ru
ii
Tiifi'm'unTi
:
"These
are
wicked
statements
i
wa's
supported
100
per
cent
free
for
anybody
to
make,"
Effinger1
trade
in
the
world
markets."
testitied.
"Nobody
in
his
right
Union
research
director
Ed
senses
could
suggest
we
have
a'Kenney.
cross-examining
Mr.
j
t
a
ke
-
i
i
-
o
r-leave-if
market
j
Effinger,
said:
"You
are
cum-;
Claims
like
that
are
ridiculous!
plaining
about
lower
prices
fori
and
misleading."
j
your
products,
but
you
can
well
ft
4
i
i
E
.
;,
-
His
charges
came
in
the
fourth
afford
lower
prices
on
a
basis
of
day
of
deliberation
bv
the
three-1
high
volume."
w
TOTEM
Today
to
Wednesday
This
is
the
warranty
you
get
t'
ma"
Doard
atwmpting
to
resolve
'
r,r,
used
..
i..f'a
wane
dLsDutp
hptuwon
S5
nun
on
our
cars
ensuring
CAKIUFKS
Continued
from
Page
l
cuast
woodworkers
and
their
em
ou
oi
me
iuuest
saiislaction
Alien
you
buy.
ployers
in
B.C.'s
first
industry.
IWA,
which
seeks
a
15-cenl.
and
this
Is
particularly
import-
X
.
.
.
.-
I
n
i:ji
unuge
x-aoor,
pei
Kord
Custom
Sedan,
very
good
condition.
It.lO
Fordur
Sedan,
2-tone.
IfliO
Meteor
Sedan
2-lone.
ROYALAtv
hourly
boost
over
the
current
$1.46
wage,
contended
before
th
board
that
operators
this
year
ould
export
around
1,350.000,-000
board
feet,
exceeding
tlie
'
1952
total
by
17
per
cent.
i
The
brief
claimed
productior
hi.
m
the
wise
of
magazines
snd
newspaners
being
mailed
from
the
publishers."
Mr.
Cote
added
that
Prince
Rupert
is
the
120th
post
office
n
Camrii
to
get
housc-to-home
delivery.
Mr.
Jcfferlcs
introduced
the
f
CAMMED
FOODS
4
and
shipments
were
tip
eight
to
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
10
per
cent
over
tnP
samp
nprinrt
r8riers.
who
then
started
on
a
year
ago
and
that
orders
on
thcl,!'1
rolhteswTn.py
are:
w-
Lo
pushlnsky.
M.
Atamanchuk.
O
.
.
,
.
hand
were
about
.20
per
cent
greater
than
for
the
last
six
month
period
of
1952.
Effinger
charged
that
some
of
Ihe
statements
in
the
IWA
brief
would
supply
"marvelous
ammunition
for
certain
enemies
in
the
U.S."
J.
Higgins.
R.
Henderson.
O.
E.
Coulter,
G.
Fcyer
and
O.
C.
Soames.
Parcel
post
and
special
delivery
service
also
started
today.
It
is
pointed
out
that
those
who
receive
their
mail
through
post
YOUR
HOSPITAL
The
union,
he
said,
talked
these
extra
services.
C'
IIISURAIJCE
PREMIUM
ft
V
Vt"-'
,1
IS
DUE
Baseball
Scores
National
SATURDAY,
Milwaukee
5,
Pittsburgh
4,
Cincinnati
at
Philadelphia.
St.
Louis
at
New
York,
Chicago
at
Brooklyn,
postponed,
rain.
SUNDAY
,
Brooklyn
6-6.
Chicago
3-6
(second
game
tic
called
end
of
ninth
on
account
darkness);
St.
Louis
1-
9,
New
York
0-4;
Milwaukee
7-
8,
Pittsburgh
3-0;
Cincinnati
2-
1.
Philadelphia
1-4.
American
SATURDAY
New
York
9.
Clevelmid
4;
Boston
2,
Chicago
S;
Philadelphia
8.
St.
Ixiuis
3;
Washington
6.
Detroit
7.
SUNDAY
I.Vw
York
8-3.
Cleveland
2-0;
Boston
0-0.
Chicago
6-1;
Philadelphia
4-3
St.
louls
1-2;
Washington
8,
Detroit
I.
FIX
SATURDAY
Hollywood
7,
Ran
Franel.sro
4;
Oakland
8.
Los
Angeles
5;
San
Jirgo
S.
Raemnicnto
6;
Portland
5-0.
Seattle
3-2.
SUNDAY
Hollywood
6-5.
San
Francisco
1-1;
Oakland
12-3.
Los
Angeles
8-
7;
Portland
I-l,
Seattle
7-0;
San
Diego
9-2,
Sacramento
3-4.
WIL
SATURDAY
Victoria
4-1.
Vancouver
6-2;
Spokane
3,
Yuklma
4;
Lewlston
0.
Wenulchcc
2:
Trl-Clty
at
Cal-eary
-til
postponed;
Salem
2,
Edmonton
3.
SUNDAY
Spokane
0-3.
Yakima
8-1;
Lew-
1.
ston
5-9,
Wenatchee
4-6.
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