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PROPILETIC PICTURE OF “FROGMAN" -- in this pleture, taken. ‘from the ; ‘movie, Cockle-

shell Heroes,” a Warwick production released by Columbia Pictures, Lionel Crabb, the English .
- “frogman” whose mysterious death in England provoked an international espionage - scandal, -
m. (right) attaching a “Hmpet bomb” to the hull of a ship. The movie. tells the story
of @- handful of British sailors who successfully. blew up Nazi ships in the harbor of: Bordeaux
during ‘the war, Crabb acted as technical advisor on the film and ‘also participate d in: the
underwater action, In the above picture Lieut. Comdr,

is shown (

David Lodge.

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acted as a ee: for actor

 

Experts Hope Dikes Will Hold.
As Flood Crest Expected Today

GRESTON, B.C. @—The flood are in reasonable good shape and
eres of the Koolenay river isiif the river gocs down a foo!

expecled here today but
guthoriises
hold until a drop comes,
‘Magistrate Guy

diking i from the expected 25-foot pear
hope: defences will! “it would be a very great relief.”

However, he sajd the river

’ Constable,: might-stay at or near peak leve:

ehlef of the comniiutee co-ordin-: anywhere from two to five days

aling <diking efforts, said dikes!

‘The river dropped three-tenths

 

FLOWER THIEVES IN CEMETERY
IDENTIFIED BY CARETAKER

‘Culprils who have been clipping Gowers from graves ab

Falrview Cemetery
notified,

have -peen discovered and City Hall
IL was learned this morning,

Cemetery caretaker Edward Saunders reported that flow-
erg placed on a grave one day would be missing next day,
with stalks elpped off close to the ground. Similar incidents

occurred last year,
_ Mr. Saunders Investigated
this. morning -that the flowers

the desecration and reported
had been clipped off by four

deer vikiting the cemetery grounds in search of tasty fodder. .

 

 

” Ferryman To Face Trial

In Death of Little Girl

LANGLEY, B.C, ( — Gerald: him to the lonely spot where the | ‘ed from homes on Groutage Ave.

Eaton, 51-year-old ferryman, was;

cofinitted for trial here Wednes- | disappeared two

day on a charge of murdering |
elght-year- -old Carolynne Moore. |
The child's badly-beaten body
was found eight miles north of
this community, 30 miles south:
of Vancouver, last April 28. |

Eaton will appear atthe F ill
Assizes in New Wesuninster,

At the preliminary hearing of:
the charge, RCMP Corporal John.
Purdy testified that Eaton led

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Only One Boat —
Sells Halibut =
On Exchange

Only one bont sold ts eaten |
on the Prince Rupert Halibut |
Fxehange this morning, the |
Knare i, with a carga of 4,000»
pounds of halibut from Area 3.

Selling to Babeoek Fisherles,:
the catch brought prices of 2

iwas “a

skull

TROOPS TO: Ww ITHDRA we

ishe north of Kootenay Jake: The
‘lake, with Creston at. the south

|river’on the. 55 miles ot dikes in

 
 

 

of a foot Wednesday at the: in-!
ternational boundary upstream
from here, and although there
was a slig “ht dike break-it did not
become scrious. Water was also
down slightly. here after a cool
night.

‘A peak expected “Wednesday
did not materialize,

One worry’ was: ‘the | large
anount of snow in the area ai

end. has been high and has add-
ed tts pressure to that. of the

 

the area,

With the « pictire lookins.
brighter, the army announced
that 100 of 150 engincerlng troop:
in the area will be withdrawn
Saturday. .

The Columbia’, river conti:
ued to rise at\Trail, B.C./“48
‘mi Ics ‘west of here. -But. rises ol.
ost Anclies, al TrallAind: Chstle-: nf
cgar, 17 miles north. of Trail,

were offset somewhat by a

one-inch decline at Revelstoke,

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She had
days cariicr
while walking from school to
meet her mother at a chureh
bazaar,

Eaton was picked up original.
ly for interrogation about an-
, other Incident, the RCMP office
Htestified, but under questioning
burst out with “I know what
Fyou're trying lo get ine on-—that
Lbtle girl.”

More than 100 spectators at-
tended the one-day hearipg in,
ithe Masonde hall,

Dr, Clarissa Asakanazy, path-
Oluyist, sald the cause of death
severe fracture of the
‘hull with severe Injury to the
brain,”

Th addition to head cuts andy
fracture, there were 10
Parks on the eirl’s left. shoulder,
“superfieial yellowish abrasions
compatible with finger marks,”

ROMP Jaboratory technician
edyth Hewson of Regina testified
the child was not raped,

Amone oa exhibits

girl's body was found.

entered |

were a tive wreneh and mally

j PERRY THREATENED
Ten familics had been evacuat-

in Trail, an area. particularly
susceptible to hign water, Health

Inspectors planned visits to other
;homes to see. if flooding consti-

tuted a health menace,

The city engineer sald resi-
dents who declined to leave any
possibly threatened area would
be forelbly evacuated,

There was a possibility the ris-
Ing Columbla might force the
cross-river ferry out of action
al Castlegar, Highways depart-
ment Offleials sald this would
some if the river rose another
three duches, since this would
prevent cars from boarding,

Only buses, ambulances, pollee
cars and smelter worker's’ cars
were carried overnight,

aente nepree repenterenreeseemenmmenee:

Spy in Prison,
Not Shot

 

 

Say British

cents a pouna for mediums, 15.1: from Katon’s err, the tlothing ot | LONDON @-—The foreign of-
cents @ pound for large fish and, the child and a_ blood- -sonked | flee announeed today that a

HM conts a pound for ehleken, |

The Margares [ delivered a!
enteh of 40,000 pounds of Aren 2)
halibut to the Prince Rupert
Wishermen's Co-Operutlye Assoc |
lation,

eorees 9: RPE DEE TN RN HEN

Alberta Fires
Under Control

KPMONTON © Mopping up
apernlons started today in Ale
perhe's forest fre wrens,

eNom Willnare, proving
Wid nnd forests minister, an
MN Inte Wednesday all for

res ate inder eontral bul
‘ lube af emorgeney deehived
Insh week WH bo maintained,
niyo pubhe has been barred fron
affelighway travel In foredt and
retlanal pirk areas,

Theee hundred soldiers, sont
lust weekond Lo Taht tie Dhaai,
ware released from” fre duties
bub datitned ta aeareh for Cpl,
woe beer Ob Talmerston, Ont,

TEP S RE oe

pee os mere emma

GOVERNMENT. RESTON

“HINGATORE (Routars)— avi
Marshall, clter nunlator of Slnyue
yurgs nad Hix coalition gavern-
mont reeined today beanusa of
tho fallure of the recent Lone
don (tks to being agreement on

 

independence for Khe colony,

say sek,

Man Fined $25
‘For Coat Theft

A North Vaneouver man was!
found guilty In pollee court this |
morning anon eharge of thelt.
Of an overcoat froma Prinee
Rupert man,

Mined S38) and eosts or dy
default of payment sentenced
to ododays In dal) was Aksel
Stadsnes, of North Vancouver,
He pleaded net guilty through
counsel A, Bruee Trown to tak-
Ing WN overconk belonging to
Charles: Franeis Ryall at the
Canadian Legton Mist Sntarday,

+ eee eee toh erence noses

Official Shot
By Terrorists

NICOSIA, Cyprus (Reuben! ~
Torrorish emien shot a govern
mont otfleial to-deall an the
xlops of the distelet conmisston-
O's otflee tn the heart of Linas:
Kol today dn the second bold day.
light murder an Gyprus tn a
hours,

Tho Titlsh troops inimed-
Intoly sealed off the area and
oA A soareh With poliea dogs,
A curfew was elamped on the
ally,

‘British subject named Capt. |
(John Herbert King was sens
teneed to 10 yenrs penal servile
:tude tn September, 1090, for
“passing information to the So-
Viel government.

The announcement cane after
polher British government do-
“partinents had deellned to com-
Hmont on testimony given to a
United Stites Senate Invostigat.
Hing conmnltles alleging that Br
lain executed a Soviet spy dn
the Tower of London in 1080,

Isuve Don Levine, an Amerie
cin author, testifled ata Son-
ale Internal securlty sub-come
Miller Heuring that he gob the
xtory of tie execution from Cen,
Walter Krivitsky, former chief
of the Soviet scerat pollea tn
Western Murepo, before lho was
loud shot to denth diya Wash
Ington hotel In 140,

Krivitsky, he sald, told tiny
hat Britain tind quistly axeceyt-
elon man tamed Blyg, eno of
Iwo Hrtlons allegedly reerulted
is Soviet agents, Levine sitd he
thought. frond Krivitaky's des
seriplion that the other agent
waa Dotlald Maclonn, turneant
Britdsh diplomat now dn the 8o-
vot Walon,

Tho foreign offlee, In today's
Announcement, Anld King had
heen amployed by the eammune
lentlons department of the for

robher's -

see ete

 

Robbers Get
25-Year

Sentences
Holdup Ends.

 

B.C. ( CP)—
drew .

ard G, Folster; 22, and, William:
Gary Owens, 20:7 1
“All three. had pleaded guilty to
armed robbery of the Coquitlam

 

Canada April 3.

Constable Bud Johnstone, since
promoted to: corporal, was shot

bank. Hi
fire and killed William Herbert
Howerton of Vancouyer --

‘In Death, Jail. : : |

NEW WESTMINST BR) ge
Three bank 8
sentences
Wednesday of 25 years}.
‘each for the armed -rob-| -
ber ‘yin April of a bank at}.
nearby Coquitlam i inwhich| . &
another handit was killed}:
and an RCMP constable

wounded,

Sentenced by Jndze Bruce Fra-|
ser.were Wiltiam.Banks, 29; How-}

branch of the Royal. Bank of /

aléht times as-he dashed into-the |
However he returned the}.

 

wounded Banks, 0 ee

that Howerton Suggested the

Westminster. xotel.. rH
“At first we thought he. “was

money and decided it-might be a
rood idea,” he added.

- The robbers got $10,000 out of
the bank but their cscape was
Interrupted: by Constable John-
stone and another RCMP con-
stable who recovered the moncy
and captured all the bandits
within an hour.of the robbery.

F. T. Brown

 

 

‘Appointed

B.C. Engineer

VICTORIA Q—Highwayys Min-
ister Gaglardl Wednesday ann-
ouneed the appolnement of Fred
T, Brown, 45, of Calgary as chief.
enginecr for the B.C, highways
department,

He will sueceed Nell McCallum
who resigned Jan, 31 beeause
his position, had become “unten-
able,”

nix Construction Lid, will take
over the position in two or three,
weeks,

Salary ts $10,800 a yenr, plus
$2,400 for the chief engineer's
Membership on the highways
board which dotails construction
plans,

Ha~y SEE Herm YE ming VOLERLENTY HeNiee nor menemENS

Canada Imports
Japan's Salmon

VANCOUVER (&~Unboliovable
ns It sounds, longshoramen Wed-
Hesday began unloading a cone
slgnmont of 60,000 enses of cock-
oyo salmon trom Japan,

Tinportars explained the ma-
jority of the Iarge British Co-
Jumbia sockeye pack is exported
conch year and tne entlre 1055
enteh wont ovorsens to protect
markels (hore,

The Imports from Japan are
fo meet demands of the Cane
nllan market,

cneieeitete ee aeetss bate Len ete Tet Contd

WEATHER

Cloudy with) sentbered showers
today, Ocenslonal sunny pertods,
Ral tonight, Senttored show.
ors Friday, Title ehange ty ton
porature, Winds southerly 15 in«
arena to southenst 8h in ox.
Dosod atong near the Queen
Charlottes tontght diminishing
Mriday morning, Low tonight
and Nigh Friday at Port Hardy
15 nnd 88, Bandsaptt 48 and 63,

 

 

Many offlea,

Prince Ruport AB anil BN

and

Banks -testifieds:at" the: ‘ttlal:

robbery in late. March while. call yj

four were ‘drinking’ beer ina New fe
A

joking but we were. all short of |.

nigeline il becomes lav

for its passage.

The measure, Se ahly handled!
during three tumultuous wecks

received relatively calm, speedy
ivandling by the Senate. Wednes-
day..

In one day the upper ‘chamber

tall the proposal to help finance
‘frans-Canaia Pipe Lines Ltd. in| F
its glant $375,000,000. project to.
build a 2,200-mile natural gas
pipeline from Alberta to -On-
tario and Quebec.

THIRD READING TODAY
Today the Senate met at 10:30

 

 

| Mr, Gaglard! sald Mr, Brown, }”
former chief estimator for Han-

final reading. Debate was pos-
sible but not expected, Royal as-
sent to make the bill law was
scheduled for the afternoon,
Wednesday the Scnate met
briefly In the morning to receive
the bill—~hot from a Comimons
battle—and give Mt f Inst reading.

aye eee ote tenement |

House Adjourns.
As Liberal MP
Dies. Suddenly

OTTAWA (—John Lorne of
MacDougall, 67, Liberal member
of Parliament for Vancouver
Burrard, kiled suddenly yester-
day and the Commons immed.
ately adjourped for the day as a
mark of respect,

Tho Vancouver mombor, frst
olected to the Commons th 1040,
had complained of nob feeling
woll during the last two days,
Ho was present in the Commons
for the Inst stages of the heetle
pipetine debate,

A natlvo of Tiberton, Ont, Mr,
MueDougall wos a dental Sus
geon graduate of the Univorsity
uf Turonto, He wag foreed HD
Jonve his practice dua to dls»
wbllities suffered, In) belng
wounded threo Llmos during the
Wrst World War,

AL one thine he was ehlef or.
gunivor of tho British. Columbia
Ithernt Assoclitlon and frat ran
for no federal sont dn Oh bub
was dofonted, We was sucessful
In tho gener eloctlon of 1040
and was vosclocted at the gene
eral electlon of W058,

WHT VISTE RANGE

PARIS (Routars)—Cteorgd Mils
enkoy, former Soviet preniler,
hind. necopted an tnvitation to
visit France na an official guest,
Jb Was npnatneed today. No dnte

 

has boon fixed,

before the House. of Commons,.

approved in principle and-in‘de-:|‘

am, to give the bill third and:

 

smack on’ ae eadling set | Se

 

   

noon. and. evening’
measure received second: reading
without.a Fecorded: vote, Inlit-
tle more thans another hour‘sen-:
ators had’ reviewed and: approved:
its seven : ‘clauses, and Adjourned

at 185 pmo:

 

given. Wednesday“ night’ except |p
for the insistence. ‘of ‘Senator.|
John T. Haig, opposition leader;
who, said he “ald not want: the
Senate accused ‘of passing. such
a controversial bul in a single
day, © cos
RIGHT ON DEADLINE i 4 “ a

Today was, the deadline set’ by’
the government for enactment of:
the bill, under. which: Trans-Ca= |’
nada will get a troastiry Joan af
up 40 $80,000,000 to build the Al-
berta- -Winnipeg leg of its Hno,

If Parliament had overshot the
deadline,’ the company would
have been released from its com-
mitment to. build. bhe western
section by Dee, 31,

After soine : six. ‘hours “of after- :
debate--'the | -

1040; and ‘at Torquay,’ England,
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negotiating wit
chicf market, bu
tain; her‘. ‘second
However, - under the, terms: of
GATT; ‘the: concessions . granted

" qutnoritieg said’ that while thie’

They are far less: than ‘those ne-

post-war conferences; at Geneva
In 1947-48) Annecy,’ France, In

In 1951-52. :
‘Yet, they added, overy,: i
counts, Canada depencls: heavily

  

on her exports for national;in-

come and prosperity, Every tare
iff concession oblained may ‘in-
crease Canadian. shipments, ex
pand- home industry and ‘erento
more jobs, thoy sald,

 

 

 

Due to Eyes

VANCOUVER \ tho cycs of
a murderer have glvon sight to
wo men, :

William Wallaca, 60; of Oconn

Falls, WC., and Arthur Weods,
32, at Vancouver, now look
throtigh commen! tissue from the
cyos of 24- year-old Robart Grae
han,
Griham was hanged al Onk-
alla prison May 22‘for the Milt
dor in a sbrect brawl Inst August
of 2t-yonr-old William Holman,
Ho boquenthed his ‘oyes to.ald
the bind, ,

Doclors disclosed on Werlnoss
day that Ussno removed from
his oyes a short timo after tho
hanging
Who eyes of Wallace and Woeds
within 24 hours of the execution,

Wo oyes of both mon Wednog-
day, Both could soe,
CRY WITTE TOV |

Mrs, Woods said:

"T'ya been wateling Arvhur's
oyestalit fall for fiva yours,
Threa mouthy aga ho could no
longor ste my. face, Today ho
si iio as clonr as J saw hin
ite gat up in bed counting
tha widows of tha building oute
sido, Wo wore both almost cry-

waa transplanted to |b

Handnges were yemoved: from |

Two: “Vancouver Men See.

of Murderer’

seo things tnt ho haa nol soon
slice 1919, . i

* Both mon wil) soon be relonved
from hospital, Doctors — sald
thoy now have ‘normal shorts
sighted: vislon" / “andsln! three
months: Ab might: prove’ porfort
With the use of glasses, or

Weods, who wns ‘out of. wor'k

bocnuso: of hls falling. ioyosight, |

 

   
  
  
  
  
 
 
  
   
    
   
  
   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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an one “country are’ ‘applicable, to}.
Final reading. might haye; been | t

concessions obtained’ are. Im- |<:
portant, they are hot spectacular, |

gollated under the three previous| *

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