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Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Princ
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XLII,
No.
24
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BC,
FRrDAY.
JANUARY
30,
1953
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Pi
anDslhi
Qoti
SSffiOIli
4
.
1
L,
Pilot
Tells
Story
Of
Dive
Into
Water
MI
ITKHAI
.V.
Si'Vcn
s.hivfrinii-
mpn
rrmu'hpA
nn
the
wirifr
of
their
sinking
plane
and
look
a
vote
to
decide
whether
they
should
try
to
swim
for
shore.
The
vote
was
yes.
One
man
f
made
It;
six
lost.
.
-
o;
n
was
lound
near
the
scene
y
-
v.
,1
P
'.
we
Frank
Carlisle,
whose
.
.
,
h
plunged
into
the
waters
oil
icy
,
fJausU
Mrg
Fred
,
hvei
Fiaser
Reach
near
Butedale
Action
Stations
ie
iueSaay
aucr
oea
me
or-i)tin
offl(.)al(!
o(
the
Plumbers
UilH
-1
Ok-
tubal
c!as
destroyer
Hal
la
is
at
action
station
In
the
Korea
war
theatre.
,
,wre
"T"'.B
'
.
.
lu.
snd
Steamfitter.
Union,
and
i-,r
.-.trover,
a
wawmed
performer
of
the
Second
World
Wtr.
now
la
on
hwr
Ural
L
,u
,
L
.J.u
iRul
Kurhner.
Michael
Fedyk
the
rt
Eat
with
the
United
Nation
fleet.
it-r
irom
national
ucience.
,u"'
-
fcridt:.
A.
Copley,
airline
on
many
toajital
trips?
dii-'v
ii
until
Gives
Power
Comoanv
i
I
m
ainre
Joining
the
firm
18
month
j
-
Just
b'fore
press
time,
cor-bko,
was
re&c
uod
at
4
p.m.
Wed-
j
cner
Don
Forward
of
Prince
rtesday,
25
hours
after
his
piano
Rupert
said
in
a
telephone
mes-sank.
-ae
to
The
Daily
News
that
a
He
was
standing
on
a
narrow;
fawn
overcoat
with
a
pair
of
three-foot-square
rock
lecge
yellow
gloves
In
the
pocket
was
beside
a
sheer
cliff
when
spot-
(
found
floating
in
the
waters
ted
by
a
CBCA
in-arch
plane
f
f
McKay
Reach
about
one
mile
and
later
picked
up
by
one
of
,
Irom
Gribble
Island.
This
U
in
Vo
Weeks
to
bubmit
Proposal
d.al
with
Mr.
Brown
said
that
under
the
:
uji
alone.
We
are
not
giving
you
THE
CHAIRMAN
OF
THE
KINSMEN
CLCB
B
C.
Polio
Fund
campaign
here,
Bill
&ind,
Sshown"
.
.
,,
.
l
i
-.
&
n
.
1
1
iknls
..
,
tA
-
ra
anil
trat
r
I.
Co
U
Lid.
4.
1929
agreement
I.IIII
ll
with
nkftl
the
power
'
me
MiiviiiiB-i-ii,
information
j
you
v
want
unless
in
hid
with
.'
Tn
its
us
rniv
mnnv
r
sn
nff
ru
rt
niiffn
in.
iw
miiic
kfucibi
11
V
I
,t,u
i,n
of
future
pnwer
company,
the
city
could
do
one
you
deal
only
the
rnmnanv
of
three
thtnet:
-That
"That
Is
Is
the
the
onlv
only
I
lnteroreta-
the
xenrrh
for
his
!x
oassen-i
where
Olsen's
body
was
found
tion
on
I
I
can
can
give
give
after
after
reading
reading
gers.
gers.
The
coat
was
located
by
the
t
titt
-by
Feb
12
-a
The
city
can
purchase
from
accepting
Jod
irom
cnuaren
ai
uoraen
oncci,
o;num
m
w
uuuauuii
vuniuu
i
ment
of
polio.
The
money,
which
ordinarily
wou'.d
go
to
the
Junior
Red
Cross
"self-deniai"
fund
at
the
school,
was
turned
over
to
the
Kinsmen
bj
unanimous
consent
of
the
children.
In
this
picture
are.
left
to
right:
Patsy
Wong,
vice-president
of
the
Junior
Red
Cross
group
at
Borden;
Mr.
Bond,
Katherlne
Carter,
Gilbert
Chow,
Joinne
Prockter,
president
of
the
group
who
hands
the
money
to
the
chairman,
and
Ricky
Paulding.
He
ne
Is
lb
the
viic
uiiiy
only
ik-i.-m.iii
person
found
iuuiiu
fihboat
Coilinson.
uiiiiuiuii,
one
uiic
of
ui
seven
ttcu
pn
01
(ijxTiillwn
lor
ine
conipaiiy
iu
nuouwoiLii-
vitr
jift.4
mui
ui
uic
muio,
,
20
vtars.
Lake
and
rail
River
power
said
Mr.
Brown.
,
alive,
although
the
body
oi
one
j
boats
engaged
m
the
searcn
to
il
in
pt-ctal
session
plant
holdings.
j
The
city
will
also
ask
the
B.C.
of
his
passengers,
Gustavus
A.'c&y.
The
city
can
renew
th
:
water
comptroller
for
Informa-:
r
W
t
agreement
an,
time.
j
Urnlng
tr
rlghu
StOnC"
H
fSQTQ
Feet
ti
JihuC'
kiher'nnnlie1
of
!
The
motion,
'
coming
from
Siddle
was
in
his
bare
feet
on
;
The
pilot
let
the
passenger,
get
is.
set
k
other
ot
-that
supplier,
cfimmlu
,
tne
wh(jle
to
J
tne
He
had
kicked
off
hi.
a.
Mart
of
several
yards-then
he
power.
,
.
,
.
...
.
i
,
,
.
.
i
chrwv
ivlmmlno
tt
thr.r
'i
no
in
q
t.
H
in
ahmit
24
minutes
unariimuusiy
agreed
rerrr.l
SHl'I'C
proposal
.'
iti.d
did
not
tip
city
Nov
4
request
;ar
wutKing
proposal.
J
i.w
moved
that
It
jut
the
Public
L'tiiltles
find
out
If
n:
1
1
1
i
i
-
n
"
-
'
-
One-Beer
Rule
Rescinded
By
Government
PI
AVIXi
Till:
HI
I
D
ru-hu
are
helnff
used
to
the
limit
Jtiiu
nv
IMK"
viu7
ii(-ai;T
iT.:iieu
oiunc
i
p-Ditpone
a
hear-n
ip.tration
by
the
ot!iari)
lur
permlSHlun
waste
deep
In
water.
Halfway
to
shore
he
passed
He
was
In
this
position
for
ohe
or
two
of
the
passengers
who
about
25
hours.
wanted
to
take
otf
their
over-
.
..
....
.....
W..
V.
..li4
BwfcH
"In
effect,
the
power
company
',
by
both
city
and
the
power
corn-asks
with
this
proposal;
Don't
pany.
or
whether
there
are
any
keep
playing
the
field,
deal
with
further
rights
available.
i
$....
"j
0ic
!
unit
VICTORIA
4k
The
British
Co-
Jamr-s
Dunbar
of
Central
B
C.
.
,"1
m
aeainst
n.
aj"lhey
woultl
bel
himhia
Roril
Credit
eovernment
Rupert
Drinking
Water
'Very
Pure
Tests
Shovs
(This
U
the
lust
article
by
Dstly
Kews
Staff
Wrltw
Larry
aianwoed
who
hu
)ut
returned
lrom
s
tour
ot
the
Dental
College
at
the
University
ol
Washington.)
fr-Prince
Rupert's
drinking
water
is
"very
pure
t.
approximately
distilled
water"
was
the
laboratory
report
when
a
sample
of
Wood
worth
Lake
aqua
was
examined
by
request
of
the
-city
waterworks
depart-
ment.
clarei.
But
this
pureness
itself
may
The
B.C.
Dental
Association
be
dangerous.
City
water
holds
has
similar
views.
Its
president,
very
little
if
any
mineral
con-
Dr.
Leslie
Marshall
of
Vancou-tent.
and
also
likely
is
free
from
ver.
says
that
"we
believe
every
flourlde
the
element
which
!
community
in
B.C.
should
in-
dentists
claim
is
a
preventive
of
;
stitute
flouridation
if
tests
show
tooth
decay.
j
that
water
lacks
flourlde.
"I
would
say
that
a
large
1
"And
most
water
in
the
prov-
'
numbed
with.coid
and
it
mignt
Airlines
who
was
riylng
a
beaver
aircraft
on
the
warch
out
of
be
difficult
to
put
on
their
Mae
w'"iU
Ea'n-
-
Butedale
.
.
..
.
When
he
reached
u
,
shore
u
he
.
Cage
Team
Representative
Quits
Meeting
in
Protest
j!piine:uf
nt
is
not
.
'
the
city
will
oppose
T
riimpany't
requent,
j
r
from
the
I'L'C
asked
'
'
city's
firiir.gs
on
the
unit
tn
mi
reasj
Prlnre
i
today
rescinded
an
order
which
made
it
Impossible
to
buy
more
than
one
glass
of
beer
at
a
time
in
taverns.
Drinkers
now
will
be
able
to
buy
the
usual
two
glasses.
Siddle
said
he
left
Fort
Hardy
to
..
,h
DassenKer,
about
4
p.m.
on
Tuesday
after
and
throughout
the
night
he
kepi
calling
but
never
saw
any
A
ctly
basketball
team's
repre-
may
be
considered.
V-'t
supply
The
PUC
noon,
checked
at
Butedale
at
311
pm
and
lust
after
two
minutes
later
he
hit
Into
a
Attorney-General
Fobert
Bon-
1
'.rut
the
city
a
an-i
sentatlve
last
rilitht
retused
to
Reason
given
oy
Airs
cm
wt
who
made
the
announce-
said
it
took
him
about
wer.
snow
snow
flurry
flurry
and
ana
prepared
preparea
to
10
7
also
said
cneese
straws,
,
,,K
,i.
h.
io
ment,
land
in
the
mlddie
of
the
chan-
a
j.
iril.ueine
iu
decls-italte
part
In
further
dlscuRsions
his
disapproval
of
me
Marsnau
Sand
stormed
angrily
from
a
transfer
was
that
his
own
de-.in
by
A.c!
Ueo'ge
Casey
-
special
executive
meeting
of
the
,
fence
star,
Joe
Davis,
may
be
'.v
ot'ipoM-
the
diesel
in-
j
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
A.w-
leaving
the
city
shortly.
nnrt
fruit
and
veeetabte
juices
a
because
it
was
con-S
elation.
i
Mansona
are
uthui,
...
may
be
sold
in
hotel
beer
parlors.
Service
of
sandwiches
will
not
be
permitted.
".
,'
.
.
"
on
the
hillside
and
it
was
Icy
"Freezing
snow
covered
the
A
.
.
windshield
and
impaired
his
for-.
.
.
,
,
..,
iu
W
11-
ward
vision
Under
the
organization
q.'
,
.
.
.
.
'
liam
'
Malcolm
of
the
Canadian
TVip
n
iiw
ti
niched
down
nor-
.
the
nr.su.nl
192S
agree-
The
meeting
wa
called
to
dls-
Player
atuer
iea
n.my.
r
...
.
....their
llttle-imed
men.
transferred
rwirron
tn
CP
nf
children
in
your:
ince
shows
this
lack,"
he
said.
This
Is
all
effective
lmmeaiai-
'.h
!he
power
company
r.iiid,
then
p.u.vd
un-
Dental
and
medical
associa
cuss
an
application
"
u"i
;
-
;
.
,
j,,,
of
Harold
M.haU.
tall
centre
wwnily
,
to
Oordon
tc
Andewon.
i-itv
have
tooth
decay,
saia
ur.
...
company
cannery
ai
uuie-
,
mally
and
then
seemed
10
crash
.u.
.k
Lm.
.v,.iely-
Ernest
Jones,
dean
of
the
Wash
The
new
order
is
a
"two
by
Into
some
unidentified
object.
wnlcn
ftre
looklng
for
tions,
however,
state
that
communities
considering
flouridation
should
discuss
the
subject
ington
Dental
College,
in
an
forCCCJOO.
to
M
noons,
present-j
ly
leading
In
the
senior
league
j
J
CrilrCk
-
Rav
Knrlnv
miiiirlnir
at
the
IIClll
3LI
llvtr
reciuest"
ruline.
meaning
beer
and
'.tn
M.kc
Kruegrr
swer
to
this
reporter-
question.
Lfjn
"
n
a-.ked
'U
that
k
1
1
11
1
nil-
the
Binais
was
KnocKca
out
mr
.
tne
mcn
are
the
Cape
Calvert,
r
-7
are
DermJUed
to
sell
two
few
seconds
and
on
coming
to
claxlon
.
R,
QuaWU,
the
0er
a
time
To
each
first
with
-
local
dental,
medical
n-
jnnM
who
niiw
met
wim
'
a
'
-
i-i-
i
m-mmm
first
n.ike
up
its
mind
meeting
on
Masons
behalf,
left!
.
ftt
lJl
.
guiles,
f
nn
tipwsnanermen
and
-
and
waterworks
authorities.
sup;:'
future
power
to
aonipuy
wnen
me
execuuve
ie-
niipri
m
His
window
phed
out
and
!
0'1ZT
"
I
"
ZZJT
"f
.o,
,..-
.
...
fnH
In
vrnnl
th
transfer
-mmmm-mm-
B.C.
Dental
Association
repre-
A
report
of
a
committee
on
sentatives,
enthusiastically
sup-,
this
subject
shows
that
children
ports
flouridation
of
drinking
residing
in
communities
such
as
-in-
"imil
llll!llHliy
ui
-
:
Power
Coinnil.sslon
Constitutionally,
no
transfer
of
S
OTTAWA
CP)
The
raUwayj-rVsr
t:"!
:
left
bv
the
rear
door.
;..,
nh
,
'Wirig
or
approving
players
may
be
carried
out
aner
,
&,rllle
lg
0j
which
,
has
Brantford,
Ont.,
water.
Trains
will
keep
rolling
be-,
.
MU
npxt
to
""""W"
"V
1
Wrl.ht
r
.1
f
P
water
since
its
flouridated
"It
It
"
is
is
f.
a
it
simple
simple
and
aiiu
successful
auuwuu
u,
i
1945.
in
a
rat
,,
o
of
one
part
per
yond
Monday
morning,
the
'"
,
,,
WPnt
lhe
rabln
door
!
"
rATnPr
OT
rOUr
.
.
.
J.ji,
,.h,
.
in-
I
".
..
.
.,
.iWunu.
sirme
uvaunw,
......v.
-
-v....
wncn
tne
mrrv
were
an
stanctinp
1
t.A
1,1
T!nlrii1:iv
',
..
.
.
.
,
.
i.
:i.!
nieilL
wui
worked
iwesj
vuv
4,1
,
,:
'
on
the
overturned
wing
the
pil't
;
ocean
Falls,
Is
also
conducUng
a
eye
01
tne!r
.nl(rM.
niane
took
out
.
"This
1
has
been
proven
io
our,
-"-.j
--
.
.
rfn
uhnu
IL'utur
Simtllv
IS
under
the
night.
after
years
of
re-(
satisfaction
oractically
free
of
flourlde.
government
and
under
aome
llfe
jBr,et.
emergency
rations
Two
CBCA
aircraft
are
stand--
1
.
.
n
f
r,
mi
the
Cabinet.
'
1
-
-
i..nnnnA
iimn
f
l..v..H
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
Shot
on
Steps
Of
His
Home
search.'
i
..1
..
II,
nnlc
rv-
,.ihiiu..."
-
---
,lu
oii.nr
uKRi4.
is"
ing
oy
at
Buteoaie
dui
nave
ociru
1
The
tie-up
that
could
have
the
door
kPep
tne
alr
ln
the
unable
t0
ly
today
because
of
a:
crippled
Canadian
rail
transport
jlane
g0
t
Would
stay
afloat.
enow-storm
One
is
niloted
bvl
'
msioiiaiion.
Jan.
I.
unless
iirsi
sancuonco
vy
It
(irposK
-
s
the
executive
and
It
has
tren
the
'decide
Practlc.
also
to
have
all
coaches
that
the
BC
'-r.n'ussion
wui
give
us
concerned
agree
on
the
transfer,
ire
power,
then
we
cer-'
A1,'x
BUI.
coach
of
the
senior
huuid
oppose
the
diesel
league's
third
team.
Gordon
&
'"'
A
further
heavy
in-
Anderson,
said
that
Marshall
was
t
U1
lu.,t
rout
us
that
"
100
h'Kn
,"llbre"
to
wi
"
t,nd
Aid
Krueger
wl,ch
allegiance
at
this
late
il
we
decide
to
renew
tlal-
particularly
In
view
of
the
'fit.'nl
with
the
power
'act
that
Mar.sons
and
Bill'.
O-A
r.
then
we
should
go
into
club
were
nrclt
"nd
nerk
im
ipct
further
with
them
"
1,aK"e
leadership
and
passible
mmitiee
uf
the
whole
'caBue
championship,
d'tided
it
would
give"'
A
suggestion
that
Mansons
ne'er
rosnpany
"two
weeks
tolMt
'ltn
ccc
,or
P11,
on
m
d..te
ir
answers
to
whom
"
'CMcha
would
8Rrce
At
least
90
per
cent
of
tooth;
mi
fiouride
m
u
trouble
is
due
to
decay
said
the
,
ended.
Dean,
yet
research
had
proven;
that
in
areas
where
drinking
......
was
called
off
at
a
meeting
in
He
ordered
everyone
to
put
on
rhif
nllot
Jaclt
Filr
0
CBCA
VANCOUVER
,A
63-year-
1
Ottawa
of
railway
and
union
Mae
west
then
cheeked
to
see
nd
th
,
0,nir
bv
Jim
Dunbar,
old
fisherman
today
was
charged
water
was
naturally
flouridated
fliifrnia
()Fk
chiefs.
if
anyone
was
hurt.
There
were
gnore
parties
also
have
set
j
with
the
doorbell
grudge
slaying
-containing
a
percentage
of
w
-
-
-
-
of
four
small
out
from
Butfdale
and
all
boach-
of
the
father
finnririe
tooth
decay
was
at
a
MltJUl
Jvl
1
lllO
VI
vit.
-
-
-
-
jUllljr
M
IV
'
'
"
follows:
I
Mr.
Forward
said
Sickile
told
children.
Now
Underway
minimum.
hlin
air
rominff
nut
of
the
ili
mkhon
a
re
hrinir
searched.
J
I.
The
22.000
members
of
tnc
Earl
DavoHaworth
was
with
the
murder
following
the
Brotherhood
of
Railway
Train-
'
nosv
ancj
ta
of
the
plane,
so
he
A
coroner's
jury,
under
Don
We
don't
know
exactly
wny
,
A
outside
work
on
the
ty't
fiouride
prevents
decay,
we
Just
new
telephone
system
with
ex-know
that
it
does."
said
Dr.'
eentinn
of
,
.;
running
cables
intc
int-
death
of
Peter
Albertson,
44.
three
si
made
Nuv
4
which
hnnr
after
he
was
shot
on
the
doorstep
of
his
home
ln
the
Dun
Jones.
hips.
the
Third
Avenue
teiepnone
ex
While
flouridation
has
been
.hni.-
change
sltB,
site,
should
should
be
be
comDletei
completec
nrnoosed
by
dentists
and
medl
men
get
a
1J
percent
raise
wun
stuffed
sleeping
bags
In
the
tail
Forward,
probing
the
death
of
the
retroactive
date
to
be
set-ito
try
and
keep
it
in.
By
this
olsen,
at
noon
returned
the
fol-tled
later.
time
it
was
3:30
p
m.
with
heavy
lowing
verdict:
'
The
40-hour
work
week
for
5now
and
wind
blowing
tlwnv
"We
the
Jury
agree
that
Ous-yard
employees
Is
to
become
down
the
steamer
channel.
;
tavus
A.
Olsen
died
not
of
ex-effective
October
1,
1853
with
aj
winds
blew
the
plane
towards,
posure
and
not
by
any
direct
referee
to
be
appointed
to
work
the
mainland
shore
and
he
could
,
cause
of
the
aircraft
crash
but
out
details.
see
the
channel
was
widening,
j
rather
from
prolonged
lmmer-
;j.
Changes
In
operating
rules
The
men
were
getting
cold
and
j
sion
ln
the
water
while
attempt-are
to
be
subject
to
further
no-
n
was
getting
dark
so
the
pas-
ing
to
reach
the
shore
from
the
bar
district.
The
suspect
was
captured
by
the
victim's
wife
and
neighbors,
after,
Albertson
called
for
help.
Tt
was
renorted
at
oolice
head
Second
RCAF
Plane
Missing
In
Two
Days
an
outline
of
a
20-year
"i
Hit-
company.
1
puns
;
oumil
s
request
at
that
'"fa
for
the
company's
"i
future
hydro
develop-rian
It
intended
to
do
Of
Wrxwlnrnrtk
t
1.
.
cal
men
in
many
areas,
such
a
project
has
met
stiff
opposition
ln
certain
quarters.
by
next
fall.
That
is
the
objective
set
bj
F.
A.
Genin,
the
city's
telephone
engineer
on
loan
from
the
Automatic
Electric
Company
ol
Chicago.
quarters
quarts
that
mo
a
mutilation
uiuiiLiiiiii
suffer
..-.
pr
Dr.
Jones
jones
holds
noius
sucn
sucn
opposi-
uppti-ed
by
Haworth
aboard
a
f
ishboat
j
Uon
is
based
on
CI.ackpot
ideas."
"V:
.....r,
r.
,1
.Uo.
""vv
c
-i
-
nomnainn
Trif
T
nlir
HA.
sotlatlon.
sengers
oecided
io
vote
on
sinning
aircrmu
inc
iu,
Before
leaving
here
last
night
Ing.
The
two
men
were
partners
I
u
.
'VT,""
.
!
t.
...
;
r-i,.
nir
found
southeast
of
Klncume
j
The
new
contract
win
not
whether
to
swim
io
snore,
"iney
"u
wimt
rates
mlaht'
vsmiuuvut
w
nuwiain
k'llhood
object
found
floaUng
In
upper
have
here
is
no
an-ivncouver
narDor
might
provide
''
a1'."
said
T.
W
Brown
som
clue
to
the
disappearance
include
any
escalator
clause
i
voted
unanimously
to
try
to
swim
Point
on
the
mainland
shore,
approximately
10
miles
north
of
Butcdale
in
Fraser
Reach.
"The
death
occurred
to
the
hitched
to
the
cast
of
living
in-
to
shore,
wnich
oy
mat,
ume
w
as
ar,x
!
approximately
200
yards
away."
Hwor
ft
U
saw
blamed1
was
defeated
last
year
by
a
j
said
that
work
on
construe
lor
AlhlrKOn
for
nisI
oup
of
craskpots.
We'll
try
of
the
"outside
planf-wlring
the
mutilaUonJ
h8
sfed
again
this
year
and
every
year
laying
cables
and
putting
up
were
notXlosed
until
we
succeed,"
the
Dean
de-jpoles-is
underway
xjiicitor,
.i..iMir,
when
wnen
as
kH
ul
"
nl-sf
Mivcnni
uuuiia-i
"l
-
PrPret
this
proposal."
gan
to
flicker
out,
toaay.
Wife
Charged
With
Attempted
m.
a.
a.
Hermit
Parson
Found
Dead
men's
Rinks
ve
Tonight
The
object
was
first
reported
to
be
an
aircraft
tire.
On
investigation
It
turned
out
to
be
an
Inner
tube.
It
was
found
by
a
fisherman
about
five
mile
from
downtown
Vancouver.
RCAF
technicians
put
the
tube
under
their
microscope.
It
wa.s
doubtful
if
the
tube
came
from
Slaying
of
Bartender
Husband
best
of
our
knowledge
on
Tuesday,
January
27,
sometime
between
6
p.m.
and
midnight
on
that
date.
The
pilot
did
all
in
his
power
to
ensure
the
safety
of
his
passengers
after
the
crash
and
we
feel
that
on
the
basis
of
the
evidence
that
he
should
be
commended
for
such
action
as
he
did
take.
"We
feel
that
the
pilot
was
In
His
Barricaded
Rectory
however.
Is
the
most
severe
In
Miirnarpi
choonka.
40.
has
been
-mitners
c'urt5
'
Pr"H'e
R"P"t
jury.
nensham's
feud
with
his
charged
with
attempted,
murder
i
cnvnai-nlri
hiirtendej1
City
RCMP
said
Mrs.
Choopka
mi
an
aircraft
Hiiumii,
and
uu
even
ctcii
ii
If
It
iw
had.
It
t,
'
lu
Ply
111
the
i"!oj
iii-i
!
jwas
unllkejy
it
could
have
torn
'.husband.
Walter,
and
remanded
will
be
held
ln
Oakalla
until
there
Is
a
decided
change
in
her
-
ui
annual
Women's
lim..
frnm
111
tire
I
to
Oakalla
prison
farm.
Further
the
tube
was
very
old
Choopka
Is
still
In
a
able
to
give
his
evidence
and
that
he
was
able
to
rationally
answer
all
Questions
that
were
nusoana
s
conaiuon.
The
woman
was
arrested
short-
lv
aftpp
nolle
wpr
nntlfierl
Of
The
...v
bomber
with
----
five
men
after
having
oeen
........
m
v
r
ft
hpari
jcoma
coma
aboard
vanished
last
night
as
it
(bleeding
vr..
enroute
ni-mit
from
frnm
,
Mrs.
Bill
n
and
M,8.
A.
8.
Hanill-
..
'
Mr
Jne
Serrtt
M
Since
a
row
with
his
160
parishioners
In
this
tiny
Cornish
village
20
years
ago,
the
eccentric
rector
lived
the
life
of
a
recluse.
'
On
Sundays
he
went
to
his
church
and
held
three
services
though
there
was
seldom
any
congregation.
"I
not
sure
that
I
do
not
prefer
my
congregation
of
ghosts,"
he
once
said.
"They
cannot
object
to
any
Innovation
I
make."
Clioopka's
injuries.
She
was
held
WARLEOGAN,
Eng.
(Reuters)
Rev.
Frederick
W.
Dens-ham.
83-year-old
hermit
parson,
who
for
20
years
preached
to
"ghosts"
in
an
empty
church,
was
found
dead
over
the
week-end
ln
his
barricaded
rectory.
Police
who
forced
the
door
after
a
neighbor
had
reported
no
sign
of
life
at
the
gaunt
rectory,
found
him
lying
on
the
staircase.
He
had
been
de:l
for
24
hours.
parishioners
began
lri
1933
two
years
after
he
came
to
the
village.
They
complained
to
the
bishop
that
he
had
refused
to
hold
services
when
they
wanted
them,
converted
church
property
to
his
own
use
and
threatened
to
sell
the
organ.
After
an
lnqtilry,
the
Anglican
bishop
said
he
could
not
remove
the
rector.
So
the
village
boycotted
the
church.
ncared
Vancouver
wo
n(ls
at
his
home
Jan.
20.
His
e
.
.
i,
i
.
i
-iiiAnl
put
to
him
even
though
the
testimony
was
given
18
hours
after
he
was
taken
from
the
11,1
Ker,
Mi
i
I;e
J
J
.
,hnn
hn
,
J(,,1!1
M"the.
iv
aim
Mrs
IrJ.
beach.
uhmiiaaiu.
icoimiuon
remains
vi
'
Meanwhile
bad
weather
has,
Dhvsician
sald
today
one
of
hampered
search
for
the
RCAF
v
.
has
been
remov
Ppmriv.
ni,,u
.ho(
riuanneur-
Choopka
eyes
here
under
medical
0DservaT.ion,
but
left,
1h.sC
nlRht
under
police
escort
for
Vancouver.
Choopka
was
discovered
on
the
afternoon
of
Jan.
20
lying
In
a
pool
of
blood
near
the
bed
in
his
home
at
;t'J0
Hf
th
Street.
Prince
lr.
.
y
""Pert
eiirl..r.
.....
ed
en
-
wn.n
with
apver
seven
-
-
men
---
aboard
-
on
ed.
It
was
only
a
mass
of
tissue
"We
recommend
that
aircraft
be
equipped
with
a
portable
light
on
the
Mae
West
life
Jacket."
r'r
a
i...,
'
"ay
t
-i
-u
-
,
u
nd--.,,
.
.
.
..
.
victim
was
LUISCIl
w
"loinir,
out
nope
I
Wednesday.
It
was
enroute
north
j
wnen
tne
from
Vancouver.
iliiwpltul.
Kriielure
ol
His
skuii.