The
Prince
Rupert
DnU
r'
Monday,
January
11,
1954
THi
KU
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MOfT
UCITMt
wia
Joan
FONTAINE
FALANCE
COKINNE
0
CALVEF
)0UGLAS
Animal
Hotel
Shows
ot
7
-
9
p.m.
Propaganda
Tirade
Resumed
By
DON
DALLAS
LONl-.ui
iKeutersi
Soviet
press
and
radio
coinmcntalo
s,
dropping
the
honeyed
tones
of
their
New
Year
greetings
to
the
West,
have
launched
a
new
piopi
0nna
tirade
agaiast
the
United
States.
Vviui
me
xierlin
four-power
conference
of
foreign
ministers
only
two
weeks
off,
Kksuj
hate-machine
Is
spreading
tn?
story
that
the
U.S.
is
out
to
sabotage
any
relaxation
of
world
tension.
Aim
of
the
new
campaign
appears
to
be
two-fold:
To
split
the
wc.ein
allies
and
to
create
the
advance
impression
that
if
the
Berlin
conierence
fails,
it
wi..
not
be
the
fault
of
Russia.
A.sia
comes
in
for
special
attention.
Implying
that
Foreign
Minister
Molotov
will
press
ms
earner
demand
that
Communist
China
join
ihe
four
blir
Dowers
in
pi
tki'
Ax
2kH
itorred
gates
I
il
77
7
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luIU"luluapleLeaIS
ln
tne
1930s
take
a
breather
between
;
periods
of
the
Quebec-Ontario
National
Hock
League
old-timers
game
at
Montreal
in
aU
of
Chanty.
Charley
Conacher
.left).
Joe
Primeau
.centre)
and
Harve
.BurwSi
p"?y2
wesson
for
Ontario
in
the
exhibition
game
which
Quebec
won
11-9.
played
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Young
Soldier
Learns
Finer
Points
Of
Linotype
During
Assembly
Job
j
a
full-dress
conierence
on
world
J
peace.
Alcxei
Leontiev,
Moscow
radio
commentator,
said
today
the
United
States
"is
trying
to
sabotage
all
attempts
to
tiue-national
tension
In
Asia."
MAKING
TROUBLE
He
claimed
the
United
States
is
making
trouble
In
Korea,
Communist
China,
Indo-China
and
Pakistan.
'
"Political
forces
outside
Asia"
are
blamed
for
the
fact
that
settlements
have
not
been
reached
In
Indo-China
and
Mal
Wallace's
Dept.
Storr
Today
to
Wednesdoy
:
0m
"
1
-
9:M
"Louse"
....
8:15
onh
1
L
Winter
Warmth
In
Underwear
Wallace's
feature
a
complete
stock
of
ladles'
winter
snuggles
and
vests.
All
sizes.
KAYSEK
.
WATSON-STAN
FIELD
aya.
Soviet
newspapers
portray
Chiang
Kai-Shek
of
nationalist
China
as
a
war
maniac
threaten
TOTEM
FORT
FRANCLS,
Ont.
(CP)
When
Pfc.
Gordon
Kyle
worked
for
his
hometown
Fort
Frances
Times
he
knew
how
to
make
I
routine
adjustments
to
the
newspaper's
linotype
machines.
After
serving
in
Korea
he
can
as-semble,
tear
down
and
reas-I
semble
a
linotype.
(
j
The
story
ot
now
pfc.
Kyle,
a
Canadian
in
the
United
States
Army,
learned
about
linotypes
is
also
the
story
of
how
the
four-paee,
English-language
Korean
newspaper
Korean
Republic
was
born.
That
story
was
told
last
week
by
the
Fort
Frances
Times.
Last
August,
after
the
Koreans
bought
an
American
linotype
(Merganthaler
type),
Kyle
was
told
his
unit,
the
Korea
civil
assistance
command,
had
been
requested
to
place
him
on
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rinvs
El
A
Famous
Player
Th-alrr
CANADIAN'-BORN
Melissa
Hayden
has
been
given
star
status
as
a
ballerina
with
the
United
States
company,
Ballet
Theatre.
Appearing
at
Hamilton,
Out.,
she
was
given
top
billing
for
the
first
time
in
her
native
land.
She
was
born
in
Toronto
but
hr.s
appeared
mostly
in
the
U.S.
and
has
toured
Britain
with
the
company.
Warrant
To
Be
Issued
Today
For
Arrest
in
Reuther
Case
s
ing
Asia
"on
direct
instructions
I
from
his
United
States
sippou-'
eis.
'
The
people
of
Western
Europe
i
are
mid
ihat
their
economies
are
depressed
by
United
States;
'
"monopolies"
preventing
free
trade
with
Communist
countries.!
Moscow
has
also
been
warning
j
Western
Europe
of
a
coming
U.S.
economic
crisis.
j
Playing
on
French
fears.
Mus-1
DEPT.
STORE
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGF
First
Avenue
and
MrRride
Street
i
cow
repeats
with
monotonous
i
regularity
that
U.S.
"ruling
cir
temporary
duty
to
assemble
the
machine,
train
Korean
girls
as
operators
and
Korean
men
as
mechanics.
With
a
manuil
in
one
hand,
a
screwdriver
In
the
other
and
wo-king
10'.
hours
a
day.
the
machine
was
soon
asesembled
and
in
running
order.
DETROIT
(
-Wayne
rcimty.were
ixj;.t.
l
on
ih
;.l-it.
Th"
prosecutor
Gerald
K.
OBii-iii
heme
of
Knchle's
mother
and
a
prepared
a
fcurt
move
t'c'-y
tn
girl
friend
w.'ix
p.'porn.d
uinlci
I'urh
the
fflnrt
to
trnci;
'oii
.survcilliince.
his
missing
kty
wtine-ss
in
ie
O'Brien's
move
was
the
latest
Walter
Rculher
ftlMwuns
c
m
.
official
step
in
the
biwrre
story
The
pro.seru'.'ir
.-:n
ii.;ht
a
wu
.
of
reputed
secret
confidences,
tint
foi
asi.j.
with
intent
to
,
feaM
of
6"'-?lnd
vensoanrc
on
iill
fgninst
,x-(onv,ct
Don,
Id
i
ff
1"'
nnU
thp"
FOR
THOSE
COLD
DAYS
AHEAD
.
.
.
Models
From
;
r.
"
cles
are
rearming
West
Germany
"to
rev.ve
German
fascism
snd
militarism."
Britons,
traditionally
proud
of
their
navy,
are
told
the
United
States
Is
out
to
take
away
their
domination
in
the
Mediterranean
to
make
the
area
"a
jump-ing-off
ground
against
the
Soviet
Union
and
the
people's
democracies."
Red
Star,
Soviet
navv
paper.
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$89.50
r.
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X
Mill.
ST
X'..-
....'
B
El
UP
IJ.Nvj2ffii'Mf
a
c!:an
police
wui'.Kl
be
abfiMcd
;
Provlnc'a!
ptii..'
of
Ont.uln.
vhere
Ritchie
is
ijciicvod
to
have
fled
aft-i
rluJmi;
his
polite
cunrds
F'-UUt'.
si'
id
thev
NOW'
S
the
time
Budget
IMan
Available
HAD
NO
PRESSES
,
The
Republic
with
a
"first'
with
the
news"
slogan
had
the
j
""V
linotvne
In
Korea,
but
no'
presses.
When
the
first
edition
I
was
ready
to
go
to
press,
the
i
page
forms
were
loaded
aboard
I
rrni-se
drawn
cart
and
hauled
to
another
nearby
newspaper!
also
claims
that
the
United
Kit'
hie.
33.
named
bv
O
Prln
as
the
witness
who
Implicate;'
four
other
men
in
the
sliotg'm
attiick
on
Reuther,
skipped
out
as
the
state
was
completing
its
court
case
for
presentation
Thursday.
At
that
time
Carl
Renda,
3j.
one
of
the
defendants,
Is
to
le
(xamined
on
ch;iri'c
of
cnn.
an
tould
not
m
)e
Mates
Is
only
waiting
tov
To
Pick
Out
Thot
;ir:t
iv
tfv
for
him
W.U'
fi)ritu'
British
to
evacuate
the
Suez
canal
base
to
station
U.S.
troops
there.
warrant.
However.
111.:
Ontar'o
p;)ti,:e
.
f
GRUEN.
,f
ELGIN
BULOVA
USE
OUR
CONVENIENT
LAW-AWAY
PLAN
iur
priming.
Arter
everything
came
into
the
-"i-tlne
standard,
the
order
v
as
given
to
move
the
paper
to
larst-r
nnarters.
That
meant
the
lino
had
to
be
torn
down,
moved,
and
-p-nfwembled
in
it's
new
home
in
40
hours,
without
missing
an
Youth
Slugged
by
Stranger
Believes
Marion
Still
Alive
.
...
1
'
spiracy
and
assault.
Renda
has
'
denied
the
charges.
CASE
MIGHT
COM.APSK
!
O'Brien
suld
that
if
Ritchie
;
were
not
found
the
case
again.-t
Renda
and
the
other
three
(might
collapse.
1
The
whereabouts
of
one
of
:
the
latter
trio,
Santo
(Sam)
Pen-one,
futher-ln-law
of
Rendu,
still
is
unknown.
Penont:
ihas
not
been
seen
since
b(
fu.-:
!
issuance
of
the
charges
Wed-!
nesday.
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Phone
46
TORONTO
(CP)
Jimmy
Wilson,
the
police
theory
that
the
girl
19,
says
he
is
sure
Marion
Mc-
whose
interests
ranged
from
Dowell
is
alive.
;
roller-skating
and
motorcvclP
Some
36
sleepless
hours
later
'
'
everything
was
ready.
'.
On
December
s
iqm
th-
r,
I
He
was
with
the
lively
17-year-
riding
to
goine
out
with
hnvs
iirf
0
celebrated
the
traditional
cere-
!
,blonde
Dec-
6
tne
nleht
she
probably
is
alive.
The
police
mony
of
Paikil.
This
is
a
holirlav
Yn
d
from
a
secluded
lovers'
reached
this
conclusion
after
a
nnwr
r-rocliiimed
on
the
100th
day
of
operation
or
existence
nf
a
th.n
...
uvmuumun
jaiu-u;-jiiiu
Bcarcn
OI
1116
township.
;
township
by
hundreds
of
persons
He
says
he
was
slugged
by
a
turned
up
no
trace
of
a
body
or
hooded
stranger
who
yanked
;
other
evidence
of
a
slaying
Wilson00,,.'
lch
think
Marion
alive,"
said
Wilson
and
the
girl
were
sitting.
.,
'
He
says
he
saw
his
assaiMnt.
,
Wilson'
who
h
recent'y
Pased
The
Koreans
believe
that
aay-'
thing
that
lasts
100
days
will
;
succeed.
i
Kyle's
rotation
came
up
shortly
j
"fter
Paikil
and
he
was
rotated
Prior
to
leaving
he
gave
the
well
j
thumbed
manuals
to
his
Korean
,
mechanics,
savine
"these
hoi,
It
I
1
Mil!
drive
away
with
Marion
in
an-1
voluntary
lie
detector
test
in
other
carbut
he
is
not
certain
I
Buffal
wi,r
what
police
describ-
UKIVE
a
CAR
THAT
HAUNTS
YOU!
Ghoats
ore
all
right
ct
Hallowe'en,
and
ghost
cars
moy
be
okay
in
Vancouver
...
but
you
don't
want
one
parked
in
your
garage.
Before
winter
strikes
hard,
chanae
to
an
A-l
IJJ
whether
the
girl
was
ln
the
car
,
ed
83
rlylng
colors."
T
think
she
is
the
kind
nf
inrl
who
would
have
to
be
held
prisoner.
She
loves
her
familv
and
to
you
now."
The
versatile
soldier-printer
is
now
stationed
at
Fort
Sheridan
near
Chicago.
her
i
woman
t
want
to
worry
mother
and'dad."
trunk
or
Inside
the
car.
i
Wilson
told
his
story
of
the
apparent
kidnapping
ln
an
interview
with
writer
Ken
Mac-Taggart
of
The
Globe
and
Mall.
iThe
paper
published
the
story
Saturday
under
a
six-column
headline
on
the
front
page,
with
Car.
These
and
many
others
to
choose
from:
Natal,
South
Africa,
was
discovered
by
the
Portuguese
navigator
Vasco
da
Gama
on
Day,
1497.
pictures
of
Jimmy
and
Marion.
I
The
youth's
views
agree
with
'51
Dodge
Sedan.
Low
mileage.
Radio
and
heater.
A
good
buy
at
$1850
,
I
a
whistle
S975
j
'51
Monarch
Sedan.
Radio,
henter,
fully
winterized'
A
b"y
at
$1800
Til
I'lymoulh
Tudor.
Low
mileage.
Handles
like
new-
0"'y
$1635
'51
(
hev.
Sedan
Delivery.
Radio,
heater,
new
paint
A
honey
lor
your
ni011cy
af
$1725
'47
Willys
Station
Wagon.
Ixits
of
room.
All
leather
upholstery.
ny
$930
Douks
Hide
Children
NELSON,
B.C.
(CP)
Hookey-playing
Doukhobor
children
in
the
British
Columbia
interior
nave
come
up
with
a
new
twist
that
has
RCMP
constables
turned
truant
officers
going
in
circles.
A
spokesman
for
a
local
coordinating
committee
on
Doukhobor
affairs
said
Friday
night
the
children
are
being
shifted
among
relatives
while
the
police
are
hunting
them
out.
They
are
being
sought
under
orders
of
the
provincial
government
because
their
Sons
of
Freedom
parents
refuse
to
send
them
to
public
schools.
FOR
THAT
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
Scold,
Whi.ky
in
'
lT
Xi
fio1
its
golden
age
cmlioilics
(msf
"
ScN.
V
1''
the
rare
Blkill
losscbscd
by
diose
great
fc
J
"-'i
llouws
whose
n.iini'b
guarantee
SC
perfection
in.l
dilingui4
Iff
L
'
rr.:fcrenec.
It',
the
one
spirit
that
.',
f.
'7
SOfCff
i
"right"
for
every
occasion.
.
iSjvi
'.
I'
'
V
Som.U.ureit'.Scouh-.nd
Lf
j
give
it
i
name
..
y!
""
1
Availably
in
Q3333D
CZCIH3C?
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
YOUR
KURD-MONARCH
DEALER
terrace,
K.c.
I'rinee
Rupert,
i.
Heating
Musi
Be
Planned
Efficiently
An
expertly
planned
healing
system
pays
for
itself
ln
a
few
years
through
greater
comfort
that
promotes
belter
health
for
the
family.
Phone
174
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