Prince
Rupeit
Daily
News
Thursday,
February
21,
1952
Daring
Salvage
Attempt
Tried
Lrgest
$tJ
Girder
Shi-
MONTUE.U.
r,'r
Says
Nazi
Ideas
Still
Prevalent
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Carl
D.
H.
ITintniHfil
Uhu
i.S
A
dfSCCnd-
Everything
in
the
Store
"''"''a
.111
ti,,..t
hl'
la
it
.ltK
H.unilion.
u
12
teet.
3
n,
CHATHAM,
Mass.
Coast
iMiard
cutlers
steamed
to
port
Wednesday
with
25
survivors
from
the
broken
tanker
Fort
Mercer.
'Ihtileeii
other
seamen
pa
""(1
up
rescue,
electing
to
stick
with
the
Fort
Mercer's
stern
as
volun-
Georisc
liijii
,
w
ti,c
p
day
lu
I
Law
is
Profession
of
High
Ethics,
Practitioner
Says
Enlightenment
on
some
of
the
lesser
known
aspects
(tf
a
"misunderstood"
and
little
appreciated
profession
the
law
was
effectively
conveyed
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
luncheon
yesterday
when
the
speaker
was
Alistair
Eraser,
one
of
the
newer
lejral
practitioners
of
Prince
Rupert.
Possibly
one
of
the
reasons
,
why
the
legal
profession
was
in
and
help
might
be
advantage-a
"low
state
of
repute"
in
the
!
ously
used.
f
minds
of
many
was
because
its
C
ANONS
OK
PROFESSION
public
relations
were
so
bad
and
Citing
canons
of
legal
ethics,
little
effort
was
ever
made
to
Mr.
Fraser
disclosed
the
protec-uphold
its
reputation.
Seldom
j
Hon
that
the
public
was
assured
did
anvonc
rise
to
its
defence
of
In
dealing
with
lawyers.
There
not
that
any
defence
should
be
,
was.
for
instance,
recourse
to
a
necessary
court
of
the
Benchers'
Society
Its
brief
liberty"
and
its
in
the
event
of
negligence
on
the
client
humanity."
Mr.
Fraser
'
part
of
a
lawyer
with
a
client's
set
forth
hieh
ideals
and
Dre-
case.
As
a
protection
against
dc-
ant
of
Germany's
Iron
Chancel-
tccrs
In
the
salvage
attempt
be-lor
Otto
von
Bismarck,
says
the
Ini!
made
to
tow
that
half
of
the
principle
of
Nazism
is
still
wide-.
ship
to
port.
Two
tuR.s
are
slow-spread
in
Germany.
'y
moving
towards
port
with
the
Von
Einsicdel
came
to
Canada
i
dl'f
l:,
.
.
ihtl
The
F.rt
Mercer
was
one
of
1
'
yJ!
fr
months
ago,
first
working
as
a
logger
in
the
British
Columbia
Prince
J
about
the
name
time
In
u
terrific
northwest
storm
off
here
Monday.
The
other
tanker
was
the
Pendleton.
Both
of
.her
halves
have
ma
i
Van
woods.
He
now
is
trying
to
find
a
job
as
a
salesman.
,
A
cousin
of
Bismarck's
grandson,
he
fled
from
the
Soviet
zone
to
West
Germany
in
1948
and
was
granted
political
asylum.
Until
his
departure
for
Canada,
he
worked
as
a
teletype
operator
at
United
States
Army
head
auujl
and
Inlrrurt
1
(jci.
j
aground.
'
The
latest
batch
of
survivors
hrouelit
to
75
the
number
rescued
from
the
fo.
r
drilling
sections.
j
J-V
r.-t
listed
dead.
Eie,ht
are!
I
missing
and
presumed
dead.
j
i
Meanwh'.i.'
the
const
e.uard
re-
RUPERT
PEOPLE'S
STORE
Going
Out
of
Business
SALE
After
25
years
of
opciul'on,
the
Rupert
Peoples
Store
is
going
out
of
business.
Everything
must
be
soid
to
the
bare
wails.
Time
is
short.
Prices
have
been
reduced
way
below
wholesale.
SALE'S
ON
NOW
30,
40,
50,
70
OFF
.
RUPERT
PEOPLE'S
STORE
rcpts
upon
which
the
profession
falcation
by
lawyers,
who
han
it
II
quarters
in
Oermany.
"was
founded
and
described
it
as
For
KETCH
WILDFIRE
EXHERT
Dr.
William
W.
H.
Gunn,
38.
of
Toronto
lias
been
appointed
full-time
secretary
of
the
Federation
of
Ontario
Naturalists.
He
will
be
the
fast
paid
secretary
of
a
Canadian
group
of
naturalists.
Dr
Gunn
will
have
the
title
of
Ex'erutivo
Director
of
(he
Fed-era!
ion
comprised
of
22
nature
clubs
which
seek
to
develop
an
active
interest
in
birds,
trees,
wiid
flowers
and
conservation
of
natural
resources
The
Federation
was
formed
in
1932.
(CP
PHOTO)
died
large
sums
of
money,
there
was
a
fund
of
the
British
Columbia
Law
Society
from
which
claims
could
be
paid.
This
fund
had
been
in
existence
since
1914
and
it
might
be
considered
a
von
tinsmei
in
an
interview
1
porU
lhp
MbKeA
freiKhtw
Hel.'ii
said
the
present
West
German
sirveiison
had
made
a
sale
an-government
of
Dr.
Konrad
Ade-j
(.,,,
otf
ij,rmula
after
naer
is
"all
right'"
but
he
fears
(
waiiowm.
in
rough
seas
with
her
one
of
the
last
strongholds
of
the
practice
of
private
initiative.
The
three
original
professions
of
the
world.
Mr.
Fraser
said,
had
been
listed
as
the
law,
medi
1
i.Xurj
i.
Ule
ininirauon
01
me
voin-
mflm
lic
tt
eraeked
Klv.-
-(
It-
is
a
H
I"
i
testimonial
to
the
integrity
of
cine
and
the
church.
People
reg
7.2bii-ton
slilp
with
35
aboard.
She
reached
Bermuda
Tuesday
night.
j
munlsts
and
the
rapidly
growmn
1
neo-Nazi
Socialist
Reich
party,
perhaps
disguised
as
non-partisans
or
members
of
other
politi
ularly
saw
their
doctor
and
con-
I
tne
profession
that
no
claim
had
suited
with
the
spiritual
advis-.
ever
becn
made
or
Paid,
ers
but,
oddly
enough,
only
went
'
"As
8
matter
of
fact,
a
lawyer
usually
is
more
careful
with
the
to
the
lawyer
in
a
case
of
ex-
tremitv
or
crisis,
despite
the
fact
money
of
his
client
than
he
is
that
there
were
many
routine
of
nis
own'"
speaker
as-matters
in
which
his
assistance
serted.
-
-
Exploding
the
theory
of
the
LUBgiMunini,
cal
groups.
St.N'GAI'OKfc
nv.uversi
Try-
The
West
German
govern-!
inB
t0
aV01d
making
a
trip
after
ment
is
making
a
mistake
in'curr,,w
himrs,
Chong
Meng
Fui
failing
to
ban
the
Socialist
Reich
croWded
11
fellow-laborers
into
;'-5r
1
party,
he
claims,
because
the
his
tar
niK
nave
them
a
lift
Canada
Leading
In
Mail
Service
party's
actions
in
the
past
have
home
He
was
slopped
by
police
ar.d
fined
$8
40
for
overloading
his
car.
shown
it
Is
not
democratic.
If
it
should
ever
lead
the
country
OSHAWA-Canada
is
the
first,
titill
thfi
imtv
finintrv
ill
lhp
it
would
only
mean
the
revival
world,
t
j
make
extensive
use
of
of
""other
dictatorship
airplanes
to
transport
first-class
IXTIOKS
OF
IIITI.Ut
mail
at
ordinal
y
postage
ratvs,
D.-puty
IVstimsster
Gtneiiil
Waller
J.
Turnbull
said
here
great
monetary
regard
from
the
legal
profession,
Mr.
Fraser
said
that,
while
the
average
annual
income
of
a
lawyer
in
1948
had
been
found
to
be
$5,843,
two-thirds
of
the
members
of
the
profession
actually
received
less
than
that
and
one-half
of
the
two-thirds
made
less
than
S300')
a
year.
Discussing
the
position
of
the
lawyer
in
defending
any
case
regardless
of
his
own
opinion,
even
if
he
knew
himself
that
the
client
was
guilty,
the
speaker
explained
that
tlu;
lawyer
was
Von
Elnsidel
said
the
Socialist
Reich
party
sympathizes
with
the
old
Nazi
party
programs.
Its
fuehrer."
former
Mai-Gen.
:
AW
"
j
Ernst
Otta
Rehmer,
was
said
TB
EXPERT
DIES
I
responsible
for
the
executions
MON1HKUX,
rland
iReu-
of
many
German
officers
after
'ters.-D.-.
Theodore
Stephani.
the
abortive
plot
against
Hit-famed
Swiss
tubirculoi.is
special-
I
ler
in
1944.
Rehmer
betrayed
the
1
If
v.
.
1
ri
1
1
tSrifffiu
11
;
is,
died
Here
al
the
age
ot
00.
Hv
plot.
In
which
he
was
to
have!
to:
;
was
responsible
.or
development
,
participated
as
commander
of
ol
one
of
Switzerland's
leading
u,c
Berlin
guard
regiment,
tuberculosis
cure
centre-..
;
Von
Finsldel
4ald
he
was
con-
vinced
that
a
new
German
army
not
the
judge.
It
was
not
his
j
would
fight
alongside
the
armies
duty
to
determine
Innocence
or
j
of
the
western
democracies
in
guilt.
It
was
merely
his
duty
"to
i
any
future
war
against
commu-
VANCOUVER
and
VICTORIA
SUNDAY
ss.
Chilcolm
8
p.m.
.
TUESDAY
ss.
Camosun
12
noon
ALICE
A
IOI,
STEWART
AND
POUT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Cumosuil.
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
Ol
KEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
February
15
and
29
ss.
Chilcotin
midnight
FOR
KOITH
01
EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Crilcotin
"
Fcbruury
22
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J.
SKINNER
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Saturday
Malintnl.i
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Oj'fotticlri.if
nism,
but
only
as
a
national:
EX(
I.CSIVt!
FOR
TflK
ITIiST
TIME
ON
Till
force
under
German
command.
,
.
.
.
"It
will
be
hard
right
now
to
1
The
Royal
Journey
in
color
Starts
Monday
F.i
find
an
officer
who
Is
suited
and
zZZZLZZZZZZZZZZ
I
CANNED
FOODS
present
the
best
defence
he
was
capable
of
doing."
"The
primary
duty
of
the
lawyer,"
the
speaker
sumniiil
up,
"is
to
the
public
and
not
to
himself.
As
an
officer
of
the
courts,
we
owe
the
public
a
duty
which
we
try
to
dis-eharse
to
the
b;si
of
our
ability."
Lawyers,
he
submitted,
had
done
many
great
thines
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
I
aoic
to
lead
a
German
army.
he
said.
"To
get
the
wrong
man
for
the
job.
either
a
neo-Nazi
'or
another
super-nationalist,
i
would
only
endanger
the
structure
of
such
an
army."
;
He
is
not
worrying
too
much
,
about
it,
however.
Von
Einsidel
isaid
he
wants
to
forget
German.
politics
and
instead
study
Canadian
politics
more
closely
because
i
want
to
become
a
good
Canadian
citizen."
which
all
too
often
went
unknown
or
unreeosnird.
imnnMHHii!iiiiiii!i!iiiiii!niHHtii'iMiiiinMijiM'iiijinii
E
rrcsldcnl
Marc
Uonncly
pre-
'
'
sided
over
the
Gyro
luncheon
which
was
attended
by
many
members
as
well
as
guests
in
the
persons
of
Dr.
George
Wakefield
nd
J.
E.
Parker
of
Vancouver.
J.
T.
Haig
anu
A.
A.
Webster
of
FOR
TMC
THRiFTY
HOUSBWtFE
'
Ocean
Falls.
J.
W.
Estev
of
Prince
Rupert.
Don
Fitch
and
Sgt.
T.
A.
Stew-
,
art,
RCMP,
were
welcomed
a.
i
PRICES
EFFECTIVE
FEB.
22
to
FEB.
27
inclusive
new
members.
PICNIC
HAMS
per
lb.
49c
Ife
Swift's
Evcrswoet
SLICED
BACON
31c
vi
lb.
Thriller
of
Waterfront
A
bruising,
raw-boned
thriller
that
exudes
sweating
terror
with
every
scene
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Totem
Theatre
this
Friday
and
Saturday
in
"The
Mob,"
a
waterfront
drama
in
which
Eroderick
Crawford,
as
a
tough
detective,
clashes
head-on
witli
a
cold-blooded
crew
of
killers.
Violence
and
suspense
pervade'
the
exciting
action.
Assigned
to
solvu
a
murder
case
and
break
up
the
racket
which
the
mob
controls,
Crawford
poses
as
a
dock
worker,
builds
up
a
reputation
as
a
tough
muscle
man
handy
with
a
gun
and
thus
Ingratiates
himself
with
the
lu-odlums.
Having
won
the
gang's
confidence,
the
detective
is
then
hired
to
take
the
life
of
a
fictitious
person
who
is,
of
course,
himself.
Betty
Buehlei,
former
ex-television
actress,
makes
her
screen
debut
in
the
leading
feminine
j
role,
that
of
Crawford
fiancee.
The
story
is
based
on
the
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