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Canadian Press

onto (CP)+A

te Conqueror.

Get $10,000

nto Teenage Accomplishes ‘
Top Swimmers Failed To Do.

By JACK SULLIVAN

Stal Writer

golden-haired, Laughing:

A of 16 with the courage and for titude of an

Rwam Lake Ontar
fe Canadians and’ ¢

2

B pci a charming,
By blonde who will go
Mouth year of high
week. did what no

ilyn
es
thing

ANGELES (CP)
n, Bell, the little:
Fteen-ager who

Lake Ontario
b “deserves ev-
” the sister -in -
borence Chadwick,

io Thursday, captured the
ame out of it feeling

‘other human has ever done—
swam the 32 miles of. the Jey Jake
that separates New York state
and Ontario. -

lake for 20 hours and 58 minutes
had been the only visible ‘evi-
dence of her fight against cold
and high waves, and Toronto re-
reeled gradually to the drama:
belng acted out In-ils front yard.
TWO FAILED |

lecling when she finished in they
dark ab 0:16 pm.

About 250000 persons: scream-
~d their delicht at a local girl’s

‘victory over the cold, high: seas

und two noted English channel).
conquerors, Flo Chadwick and|_
Winnle Roach Leuszler:

The scene was a bedlam as
the five-foot-one, 119-pound girl
with the boyish bob and infec-

 

 

led rival said Lo-
Bh Chadwick, sister-in- | !
world-famed English
Boqueror who shad tor
rom the water after:
bill in the attempt lo
B Youngstown, NY, to:
md this to say about:
Bian girl who finished:

ll vir) deserves every-.
rreminds ine of Flor,
Me she was starting. She:
F the same drive ag!

Be 43. Lovstop -swime

ee fine, but it is too bad

Boe defeated to stop.”
Fulwick's mother, Mrs,!

; daughter to come
Bike a wood rest. oy.
mectice isa sick girl.” the
Ag

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mr (cn. Marilyn Bell

Bhi against her, ex

P watey lomperatures,
stud her 322mile!

mes Lake Ontario,

in People fargal about
BR thtetes ey ius’

me der her eoaeh calls
; a) an Colrage af i

Monts, whid andl wav.
B her opie mirathon,
ly's honrd whout the,
century he waded, §
Was the swiny of the
Ie was Tough Wt the
Mewar dever 7 smooth
WAVES Fu six fool
It most af the tine.”
Dr omen and others
BS hsied the Wetde tit

mlont ay her history.
Wy, agreed,

 

erent ie nee tee ome

hada Proclaimed at War.

fh Germany

"a nileen yous
Gn deelnre ,
cn i, red win
fist time fy t
Wa
story that Canada
OMT deely pa
DIK awn Neht, ‘on
be Nat wap sumer
M tle te of war cropt
| on Sen 1 the Cio.
4 rohimns rollod Into
% mt liter, Wettain
in rel war an the

Laviy xf
ite af Qa.
met UL An ote
rel Wut hortyeg forma
Cuda WLIO KOT

i ek Honk, 97, Thora
uy nts af (lemons
Ue Commons des
ee howled
Ye Intoy,
, with
ci expiat any»
went ievopted the
Notlon in tayoy of
fallow)

bation Nu day, Sot, 10,

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gus grin from suburban New
; Toronto surged to a breakwater
near shore. .

Prizes showered on her. In
real money they amounted to
more than $10,000; in prospeéts
‘they promised $ 000.

Most of Toronto was asleep
when Marilyn entered the dark
waters of Lake Ontario uninvited
ab J1:17 p.m. Wednesday night
alt Youngstown, N.Y; a minute
iafter Miss Chadwick, 34, of San
: Diego, Calif, two-way English
thannel conquerorand two “mln

: UWhes before Mrs. ‘Leuadler, ‘of! Bl.

| Thomas, Ont... ips na
riL0- CHADWICK SiGK”

The CNE had’ Miss ‘Chadwick.

‘under contract for the'swim, bul]
Miss Bell and Mrs. Leuszler, who
swan the channel] in « 1951,
plunged In with no promise of
prizes from the CNE, ~

Mrs, Leuszler quit because of
cold. water after covering 23
miles.

Miss Chadwick, probably . the
world’s foremost, woman swim:
yen WhO Was (jyhid $2,500 by. the
NIE abd ‘was: promised another
$7,500 if she finished, became
sick from gas and oll slicks al
12:40 am. .

With hor conch, Gus Ryder,
shouling encouragement from a
dory abo) 50 feet behind, she

 plodded through the night.

Morning paper headlines had

; heralded the start of the swim.
mn was not until the morning
coffee brenk that-Toronto heard
(hab Marilyn was within 12
miles of ita waterfront and had
‘nw good chance to make It.
Her progress was agontalngly
slow tn the last hour and a half
lo the thousands on the Inke-
shore and to millions more who
cwaiteedt reports throughout the
| COUDLEY, Currents had lengli
ted ‘her $2-nile swim to be
tween 40 tind 45 miles,

Kinaty ste way reported 1,000
yards, then 600, Ue 300, Phen
Ihe alirring of bonts In the dark.
tess hernided her appreach to
(he bronkwater and the end of nl
cutrageous win "

fe nee ee

15 Years Ago -

Ing that as and from that day
A alate of war oxlated betwoon:
Cannda and Gorminy, By the
ond of Boplomber, 60,000 mon
had Jolned the colors In Decom-
bor, the Jab Canadian Division
Inndod In Britaln.

Tn Soptombor, 1030, tho por.
Mnent Army comprixod Rone
4,600 mon, the navy 8,000 and’
tho RCAF. about 4,000, By tho
ond of the war, Canada hid

more, Yann 1,000,000 men under]

arnym'790,028 In Hho army, 215,-

000 iy tho alr forco and 108, faa)

In the navy,

In Who | 08-monthd abr lo
Againat Gormany, Italy ‘(from
Juno 10, 1040) and Japan (Meo,
1 (041) thera wore 41,001 fatal
onaultlea among Canadian sore

vioomon—22,008. army, 17,100 alr]

forao and 1,897 nevy,

Canada atlil la paying a $127,»
000,000 a yonr for war ponslona
alone And some 200,000 cheques
fo ont every month for 600,000
(lanbted votorana and tholr ltt
pondoanta, Inoliding thinan of tho
Mirah World Was,

' cy

‘The white cap bobbing on the

But there was no doubt of its .

 

On net Fa UK Oe

VANCOUVER’ She of ‘sale

mon puréhase ‘by ‘Britain ’ may.
detide, whether. cannery: oper-
ators share , with: fishermen the
righ haul frpm the” 1954 Adams
River sockeye tu

Cold Storage e.
Vote: Dela rd

  

 

  

 

‘Settlement ln-the: Jong. drawit-|
out, “fresh-flsh. ‘And’ cold ‘stordge
workers’ dispute, with’ operators
appeared certain. today.

- Tor. Parkin,:northern  repre-
sentative of the. Upilted: Fisher-

men. and Allied Workers Unton

said today, thal. Word had been
received in..Prince Rupert of.
new offer by the companies,
The, wnion’s, Hogotlatiy con-
mitted ‘in: ‘Viihiaouves’ wha that
It had recelved i ‘new offer but
Mr Parkin did ‘nob have details
af what it entatled —
- The news postponed a meel-
ing, scheduled for lantght at the
Logion Auditorium at whieh the
membership was to have vated
on whether or Hoh to gO out on

strike,

In View of the new offer, Mr,
Parkln sald, the wndon had ask-
ed thal a government-supervised
strike vole be: lid aside until
details were ‘known,

The, union's. business agent,
Alec Gordon is: oxpected to ar.
rive In Prince Ruport tomorrow
from Vancouvor, Mr, Parkin sald
that Mr, Gordo will Ukely pro-
sont the details of n latest offer
to A memborship mnoeting, Mon-
clay,

The ssluntian ‘wis completely
atalamated aftdy the compantes
turned down pconotletlon hourd
award which offered: (he fresh.
flay and cold alorage workers a
40 how Wweok starting this month
plus wage Woronges of 12 conts
an hour rotronetive (o April this
your nnd two auld {Hono! conts
noxt your.

 

Imon: cate
“waters have: brought prosperity to : the little’ t
10 miles from. Vancouver, Alindst 2,000" of the townswome
the fish handlers: pictured here; work-in:the cannel
the: {ish ‘their men’ ‘bring home, (cP: Photo}:

 
 

 

 
 
   
   
   
  
 

  
  

  
  
   

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For the first year since. before
the second. World War, ‘British
salmon importers: will’ Hanitle.
their own North American’ pure
chases. Ordeis” formerly: were
_|Placed by: the. British govern
“{ment..

Brilain has” purchased anniial
“hy between $5,000,000 and $6, 5
000 in. B.C. ‘salivon, except, “iy
1 1952- when a shor tage of dollars
| prevented paying

  
 

 
   
 

    

iy, and Kise of the: B G, -ealeh ‘will:
decide how: much: of the: British
purchzses the west: coast: ‘gets.
Australia and New “Geuland also
are. in the matket ‘for BOC.. sal-
mon for the first time since’ the
war, but small dollar allocations
will: permit only, token buying.

“The. 1954 Sockoyo pak now fs
estlnhaidd hb inore thin 8, duo 00
Ish.

Another 4,000,000 are -oxpeoted
to move Into canneries before
the Adams run dies off later this
month,

Catches continued light Thurs.
day, Several thousand gillnetters
have gathered off the mouth of
the Fraser River, walting for the
up-river rush lo begin,

eee eee nner Yt

Biologist Feted
By Wholesales

Dre John L, Kask, blologlat
and chidrman of the Fisheries
Resourch Board of Canada was
pilesl today of the Prince Ru-
perk Fishery Wholesnlers Asso-
Chitton abo a daneheon at the
Club 27.

Dr. Kak, who has Just te-
Lurned from inspecting tho Ash
connlng fonce ab Lakelso spant
the morning: visiting tho cold
storage plant at B.C, Packors

  
 
  

     
  
    
      
 
     
  
  
   
  
  
  
   
  

 

SciCHIRAN. Ge ‘me.

‘was-elected president: sara ae the CON
Jsion-of the Associate: coats. vf Tray
| British Columbia: and’s
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here:.

ALvarb.” su eds. Nornian |

vicex;

  

the étin decide

 

gates called for : -action on the’
‘| ptojiosal as speedily as. possible,
In. seconding the highway. mo-

| Hon, Frank. Dockrill of Telkwa‘|

+|declaied ” that. there’ was. ‘not
‘| ulher road ton'emplateg in Can-
ada which’ would ' open: up such
reat: possibilities. . of -develop-
ment, In_addition. lo assisting |
Canadian projects in: the: north,

outheastern Alaska ports.
KE TT, Applewhaite,. MP. ‘for

way south of McDameg Creck -to.:
wards. Dease Lake, “southeast: of
«| ulin. -

2 ‘The: highway resolution’ follow:
ed ne: ip

Napier’ of Prince George as head | iF
Of -thednterriational group which} ios"
nated. Terrace: aS:the site of |
the “1955 convention; atid. re: |4
élécted ‘Duncan’ Kerr’ of Terrace |
as. aperetaty.. Ralph. Hall: of Pel~|-9:|
/ersbutg ‘was: ‘named: vice=presi-a}
lent for Alaska and. A, Gh, Ford of! aes
Silos, vi a

rlier

; to ask , the: B.C. ‘government io gms

~| adopt as’a matter of: policy’ Gon= | Grete’. ai
Struction of:a. highway from At+ lo eomann.:

: lin. to ‘Hazelton, or vicinity. Dele | etras

 

tt ‘would help. provide. access: to :

Skeena, also observed that road|®
. ‘Construction: was already under- |:

Stuart :

 

 
 

for. “tonight's
with. the: “Clty, Couricll

jon Prince, ere
ie eee

 
   

  

   
 

wer problei and :
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=} ducting which’ ‘he! ‘urged ‘eonneet- |M 5 or

ing’: kg between southeastern |
Alaska ports and. a. nor rth south
highway Jn B.C.

The meeting also adopted ‘a
‘resdlution calling for federal and
international ‘ support of* -con=
struction of an alrport at Prince
Rupert. for ‘defence’. and .: comr,
‘mercial reasons .and . another
asking proyincial , ssistance’ In
malntaining: anid d veloping BO.
alr’ transportation.

for police patrol of Highway 16],
in radio- “equipped cars was de-
fented,’“Ib-was opposed on the
grounds that the expendilure b
would be heavy and that the
condition of the road was the
major contributing factor in ace
cidents,

Tho international

tworday

‘convention wound-up Thursday

pnd delegates were bound for
home today.

New Schedule

Rettirn bps: bolween ‘Princo
Rupert and Terrace hy stage wilt
fo Into offect next Weelnesday,
September 15, Cherrill Molutyro,
gonoral mannger'of Watson Ise.
Tand stages sald todiy,

Hithorto, Mr, Melntyre sald,
only plage service from Prince
Rupert to Torrace was avaetinblo,
Now, however, the stage line op-

orator sald thore will be two
trips per day conch wiy. Tho new
schedulo, ho anid, has the ape
proval -of tho Public Uullitlos

 

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oARON HEMNING, 17, of Montroal aol 1 “ounndian roo of 5
Mah jump ty the Canadian Olymplo Training rian trnak and Hate, Moet nt tho Onnadinn
Nitlona| Hatten, Toronta. (CP Photo)

a)

foot, 1% Inchoa ta ‘win tho

A’ Terrace resolution calling !

 

the ‘ONR: drydock’'and: als
“|sub-station a

  

over’. the rans
dro, plant. an d"also ‘where: the

lon:,, ines cross the
Skeena River near Tyee... :

 

the clty. couijell,: petty Or
i’ tibet ito ebublle.s

Identification --

Of Dead Man
Still Mystery

IclonUification of a man whose
bady was: almost burned beyony
recognition in @ flré that com-

‘Ipletely’ destroyed av squntter's
i ishuek Wednesday night sblll ro~

madns a nibatory,

Police in Prined Ruport balieve
that the dead man may be dim-
my Waro, 30. year old .son “of
Jeannie Ware who was living at:
the two‘ room shack, located at
the Interseotion of Borden Strect
and Biggar Placo,

The unlddntiflod batly was dis
Clcovered by flremen tnalde the
bullding alter Lames had amoat
ontltaly consumed the structure.
Mrs, Ware, who waa takon Into
custody by pollee after sho wns
discovered noar the  btrning
bultding has beon unable to give
police n clue to tho man's Iden

(tity, other than the poxslbitity

Iv mmny bo I ho her. son, Aran

|_-WEATHER-

A. low “progsure Aron conbrod
juat off the Oregon consh 18
aprouding molat alr over south
orn British Columbian today gly

Ing cloudy: skles to all that ro-

glon, A disturbanco moving
northward fron this low proas.
uro ron Wilt, bring ahowors to
tho xouthwortern corvor.of the
province Lita ovoning and aproned
Lnndorstorma int tonight,

Tn contrast northern areny’ of
(ho province tire gonorally:cloar
and a gunny day ts belng one
Joyod. HaWvover n- change to
cloudy and coolor: wedthor, {4
looked far tomorraw wlth. sane
thundorahowor notlvily aprehd-
Ing Into the roglon from, the
noth, \

Voreonsl - if

North Conat noglon’ sunny (t
today, Fog patohes overnight,
Cloudy and cooler Saturday,
Winds Nght northerly, Low to.
night and high Saturday at Part
Hardy, Sandantt and Prhiae Wea
pert 68 nnd Ut | oy

 

 

 

 

‘were, t6 look’
ission’.. lines: ‘on | Per
the way td the, Falls River: chy= |":

. Tonight's ° special, a lin ee

‘cloga: to ‘12, 000 new ‘pupils;
ing, Grade: 1 students ‘and new: y

Ho seilous Is" tlie lemant

sald, that’ the province was wel

lish teachers had taken positions
on the north B.C. coast, Vis yeat
a sald.
"Mr, Williston, . stopped “over
briefly in Prince, Rupert yenter
day afternoon and evening. af
ler attending the Associated

 

{Boards of ‘Trade convention In

Ketchikan, Alaska. Ife flew
down by’ QCA, arriving here
about 4:90 pau. and Jett tot
Prince George by CNR ab 9:20,

While here, Mr, Williston muds
good use of hia first visit.

On bis arrival he made bls
way to the City Mall and piutd
hia respects to and conferred
briefly with Mayor George Hilts, |.
Gulded by Art Murray, secre. !”
tary of the Prince Rupert Boel:
Credit Party association, Mr,
Wiiligton: went out lo Port Ud
ward to seo the naw $145,000 ol
amentary school there, anw the’
sito of tho now Borden Strodt
achonl at Roosovell Park and al
go noted’ Booth Memorial Itgh.
school, Conrad and King Md-
word achoola,

"T algo took a trip down to the
Ciylo. Contre, wboul whieh £ head
heayd' go much," the eeluent(an
nililaler anid, adding that he way
quite favoynbly Impressed: .

Mt, Willlaton also patel a vialt
bo Miller’ ay hosplinl: where he
was vory plenaod nnd Impressed
with tho educational work ont.
rloct owt for botls chic: nad itu
pattonta,

Returning to ‘the problem of
tenchor's, Mt, Williston, who bee
onmo | Factnention nniinlater  Inat
April, auld thera was hope th
tho fret that a proliminary che :
alowed that 198 more student
toaclora hind renistored ab ote
provinialn! normal school, Hows
evor', hig addod, hy the the nots
rrint_ olinal clnancn ob urtdorway
ho expeuted tint about 180 more] :'

tagaliors thon Jnat yoor's 660 wh

amelie on ‘tholr new che

a doubt very much," Me, Wie
Uabdh, wale, “ial with tise ral
oxpn sion of tho province, :

Britigh Columbin, will ever bo
nhlo to Alt baok and ‘i
thug ample coor and sult clon

 

- | beaches, thie’ aducation: mintétéy'.

coming and recrulting teachers}:
from other countries. Many Eng:

    
    

te g' scenes everywhere’ .
; BORE,
tage: of ‘special edition of “Tho.
Northland: Empire" published hy '

The: Prince: Rupert: Dally News ,
‘lo«iNustrabe: somie’ of his tallss,
although. che: admilted . that, he -

used tho: edlilon? distributed by
the Prince George . Citizen, ty

Ite usually - ‘dnanages . to’ get
back to his constituency once “a
month, Mr. Williston sald. Only
Inat Saturday he opened. the
Prince Georga Fall. Wale but: de
has to bo hway again next week
when he attends the Canndinn
Education association conyen-
Hon in Helmonton, September. ay
lo my

 

i

Prince Deore, ‘l'y gad, Is a
powor atorved city and ‘ds
about to enter ihto n two-year
agreement wilh the B.0, Power

commissiqn. At present, Prince

George tg kupplled by clesol: gen--

orated. power with oe of the . 14

highost rates nad lowest per ca-
pla uaer average of ‘any. elly in
ho province, The B.C, Power
+ Commission has pledged Pringn
Goorgd to come wp with d!golu-
Won torts power problems with
the 4-imonth petod, nt
“Apr. tron the powar’ “108
Mon Pringe Clearge wns’ dhlotly
Interoslod in obtaining the con-
‘Ununablon of Ilghwiy 16 wig

Jlo-Motirida’ + we

. rereerererecynrm erence

Abercrombie...» -
Rites’ Tomorrow.

 vaaoral #orvicos « for Glitford
Aberotomble, solno-bont crawpinn
Who wad drowned Tuosdday. wb
Akldognlo'ynlol, will be held tu
mortow at 20 pin. ab Qrenvillo
bourh. yChitpo with Div. Wy A
Wright / oftlolabiig, “Inberniont
wall ho ab Fatrvidw: Comopory.:-
HBurviving aro hs wite Litllial;
four elton, Holen ad: Donald.

It Prined Riport, and Mra: Dor
pthy. dao and Yaabol Aber
romblo:. ty. Vancouvory "four

btothord, John, Robort;, Albort
sand Trod In Vancouver and threo
Jatera, Mra, Wat Taylor, Mra,

 

Wee) Dyer and Mra, Viola} Hue
band, a at Vanaauver,, ang
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Ie. also takes advan- --