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Published at Canado’s Most Strategic Pacific Port — And Koy to the Greot Northwest” Q :

VOL, XLIV, No. 204,

  
  
  

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PON’ Teands In na 15-foot
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every To Shroud Rest
I Soviet Experts’ Visit

ONY Pederal of tletals,
H's opoeryelag to atdes
bitter sections WILL antd.

Punt demonstrators, lave
Da citi of seereey on
{Wee wevenenty of Une
Tun tiem experts,

“ tave nnouneed only
th fay
Mu thiee day visit af the
ri WHE move oan by
Fetal to Swit Current,
tlhe we, instead of visht«

“td maton as arlginally
Pater Was made ab tho
mf Vindinie Matakevieh,

tt Oley ationy leudor, wha
“or the bit Matidur os

me sti GOING CAREYS, Mr. and Mrs Netl Carey and sons Gene (left jand George, shown In

Tawa tod, the 15-foot Nova Scotia dory In which thoy explosed ihe west coast of the
a Chante Ilands and crossed Hecate Stralt twice. The family stopped off In Prince
me ybae continuing thelr summer holiday exploring the west const of Vancouver Island,
ap iusdied of feet of fllm of their Journey, the Carey family, who live In Santa Barbara,
adie to ell pletures and story outline on the United States magazine market:

 

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Photo by Van Meer Studio

THE PRINCE, RUPERT YACHT CLUB FLOAT are shown

Barbara, Calif., who with thelr

sid George, 12 (right) are spending. the summer
woes led wont coasts of the Queen Charlotte and

cnstecoast dory, Mrs. Carey |s

ety Lowman, who In 1997 as a coed fresh fron
. mcd an Tndlan canoes from Seattle to Ketchikan,

i:| Longshoreman
<<| W. Jefferson
") Dies at 82

Miarrived in Prince Rupert more.
A than 35 years ago, |

is Stevedoring, Mr. Jefferson re-

Funeral Home to be held at 1
‘pam. Friday

David Spalding

~tson Indian band, Me, Spalding

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. Longtime employer ‘of Pacific
 Stovedoring and Contracting Co.
‘Lid, Wiliam Jefferson, of

Rupert General Hospital yester-
iday afternoon fit the age of 82,
' Born in England Mr. Jefferson
jeame to Canada as a child and

Longshore foroman for Pacific

tired (wo years ngo,
He |s survived by a. stepson,
George White of Prince-Rupert.
A momber of the Prince Ru-
pert Moore Lodge, Mr. Jeffer-
son will be hurled In the Moose
plot al Fairylewsadmetery after
funeral services at Ferguson
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' Fisherman

Dies Aged 75

' David Spalding, contract fish-
-ormhn ‘tor the Anglo-British Co-
‘umbii Fishing Company died
‘yesterday at his home, 851 Ninth
LAvenuc West at tho age of 75,

i A amember of the Port Sinip-

Ja survived by his wife, Lily and
:son Wiliam: at home,

Peron

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WT Firet Street, died in Prince |

  

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Offers

To Resign

Workers Called
To Oppose Move

BUENOS AIRES (Ren-
ters) -- President Juan
Peron has offered to re-
sign in a note to the Per-
onista trade union confed-
eration, it was officially
announced here today.

Hector Dipletro, head of the
confederation, announced Per.

cn's offer to resign the Argentine | fig

residency in a broadcast. °

 

Jn the Plaza del Mayo in Buenos

Alves, or in other squares! §
throughout the republic, to halts. J
ail non-essential activities and!.f

remain in the squares until Pers
en withdraws his resignation,

In a long message, Peron sald: |.
“The Ume for fighting has]. ieee

passed, The tlme has come to
work and consolidate our revo-
lutlonary gals. I offer my re-
tirement to ensure pacification.
I do not want to be an obstacle
+. it ds not possible to destroy
what we have bullt.” .

 

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‘REPRESENTING LOCAL 708 of the Interhational Brotherhood
“ot Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers ‘in the “Miss Prince’
- Rupert”. beauty contest being held Labby Day by. the Prince. |
~Hupert Trader and Labor Council is Marilyn’ Berry, 16-year-old. |
ughter of Mr. and Mrs, A. L, Berry,.608 Fifth Avenue West: }
"4yGrade 19 student at Booth Memorial ‘High. School, ‘Marilyn
tas born at Giscome, B.C, and hag lived th the clty'for the past |
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“Retuin to

Approved Policemen Li

In AFU Vote

SEATTLE (p—Return of the
Alaska Fishermen's Union to the |
CIO has been approved over- |
whelmingly by the members, |
George Johansen, secretary. ,
treasurer, announced Monday. |

With only a few scattered bale |
lots still to come In, the count!
was 1493 to 02 to accept the!
CIO tnvitntion to reaffillate, |

Johansen sald he will begin
arranging at onee to bring hls
3,700-membor union back Into.

        

Of Wrongful Treatment.

VANCOUVER @—-A dozen of: and’ Const. Lounsbury ‘and his
fivers, some In uniform, some in partner, the officer snid, had
plain clothes, paraded before a pone after the man.
roval commission here Tuesday,| They caught him and returned
each claiming wrongful treat- to the two witnesses, who had_
ment at the hands of police chief) vanished. “We wont down on our!
Walter Mulligan. ‘ own tlme and found five other|

They appenred before the R. H., Witnesses the next day," Const.
Tupper commission, Inquiring In| Lounsbury sald. “The man got
to all phases of Vancouver po- seven years for manslaughter.” ;

ileo activity. | Ms complaint was that Chiof!

 

jwestorn ‘Canada today as. police probed. the slaying
‘of five members.of one family ona farm near:

-'ehidren,

. Muodel car and to be carrying n was trying sto fle

|. ‘Their two -children’ Diane, 3,

end the siittdren were fou id ake T+3
ae Pepe RU ia ea eal vei suas fl 6 Ae art Mg = mong A '
of ‘ F _ ‘ = ‘ oe a deans ahd oo} ot i 2
st TALIS |, The amber of butts eda byyauting his sku.

|1951, when John Henry Schinldt

  

  
   
      
  
  
   
 
  
 
 
 
 
  

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Victims Include’

| Two Tiny Children

      

- . Oo mo ; pa} oe
_ MELVILLE, Sask; (CP)-—-A man: described “as
“protably armed and dangerous’ was

200 wa eee”

Fey:

wend, 2 miles west of here, .
Two of the victims were small:

 

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"metallic. green and bearing |
RCMP from Winnipeg to Van- Saskatchowan. licenco . plates

cover and Prince Rupert were numbered 149i 0 ee

alerted to arrest John Petlock,

36, of Fenwood, son of one of tims were: to be-brouht: to:M

the victims, wanted for question ville. Coroner, Dr. '0, Millet

ing, dered’ an: Inquest hut:the date ©
They sald he was belleved to. wag not Immediately: set; 4's

have lett Fenwood. In a. lates... Police sald. the A OYEL igh

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shotgun. _. been hundreds ‘of "‘hlles"®

All five of the dead were killed from Fenwooit by ‘the tim
hy bullets, apparently from. 9 yegtigators: reached: the’
Nght, 22-caltbre rife: Exact time property, ee
of the deaths was not known Dut °° ns nema .
the bodies were found late Tues- gt pe ee ge
day. : ae Nine
VICTIMS IDENTIFIED) anvil.

The victing ‘of the West's Mister =
Guintuple slaying since’ 1951,

were: | Fatal : I x

 

Mrs. Harry Petlock, a-%0-year-
old widow, mother of John;

Michael -Petlock, 34, John's
brother; and. Michael's wife, An-
pellne, 21). ove oo :

and ‘ai: Infant?less than a year
old. - The infant's ‘sex. was -not |’

known here, |<"

nee &f wig
Investigating officers said the|?*

i bodies of the women were fourld | VE ve di

near.a potato pile’In the farm- aq]
yard garden, partly burled under |°:.
dirt, leaves and old sacks...’ *.
- The bodies of Michael, Petloc:

 

    

      
    

_ The biy, ‘son (of Mrv-and, Mia.
Steven “Robingon,' of Buniiyslde,
was brought by: boat to:Port: Ra
ward, whore he was mot. by, the:

the slayek was.not announced by
police, They said no motive was
uncovered "immediately,

lt was, John's disappearance,
reported by ‘his wife, that led'to
discovery of the tragedy,

The Pollock-farm deaths were
the first quintuple-siaying: in
western Cannada-since April 14,

 

1:25 pam. carid “taken to Prthoe
died at] am, taday.2 4

Police are jnvestigating the in

31, was charged with inurdering
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Henry
Schmidt; thelr daughters, Mary:
and Olga; and another son, Dre,
vid, on the family farm at

tality at Sunnyside this week:

Goenell was killed. Inatantly
When hit by q,froight train while.
sie was.playing‘on the'Canadian

Grayavillo, 60 miles sotithwost of | National Rallway tracks nearthe

oy
4 oe

Winnipeg. Five days aller his cannery. °°

hinted. serags......
ewe weaens

Today. the : bodles ‘of: the’ vie= : .

  
  
   

Prince Rupert AmbulantevAt\ ..
Rupert General Hospital, ‘He |

int iepresentatives,|

demonstration, ;

' Funeral serviees will be held
Friday at) the First United
iChurch with Rev, Lb, G. Sieber

Officlating, Ferguson Funeral
Home are In charge of arrange-
‘ments,

Burlad will be nt Fairview

operative farm near Swift Cur’ Cometery,
ent, offlelals sald,

i Rut they would not estate:
the thne the two federal planes:
being used for the Bwlft Current:

hae ete Sots LUPE Named
trip will leave an the eastward ’
journey to Winnlpes and the: Board Chairman

southern Outarlo frutl belt,
Orlalnally the Soviet delogu-
tion wis to arrive ab Winnlpeg
somo tine Thursday to visit the
that Inboratory (here and meet
(he board of grak commission:
Tora, Vecleral officlats have left
no doubt they are concerned ove a
er reports that antl-Red groupa) we
of Ukrulptan wind Polish Canad.
Jans are plannhag an alrport

eens at oe MO Ea Pee o

‘

Sock Laure, proprietor of the
Aidine Apartmonts, well-known
curler and prosidant of the
Feince Rupert Ale Cadet spon-
‘goring committee has beon nan.
ject chairman of a conciliation
j .

the ClO. It will return under a: Patrol sergeant Milt Walker,
direct ClO Industral charter, 42 artillery battery commander
Hol ag a part of any other In- durlag the Second World War,
ternational union, and reaffilia- clilined the force lacked leader-
tion may be completed “in q SMipand that he had at one time
wook or so." " been “charged with neglect of
The AFU was part of the old duty when Twas a fall sergeant.”
International Fishermen and Ale! “J was surprised that 1 had
Hed Workers Union ousted by bon charged, tried and convict-
the CIO five years ago on cd und sentenced before bolny
grounds of alleged Communtat heard, he sald,
domination, The AFU broke off; Dol. Joo McHardy sild that tn,
from its parent bocly soon afters “late 1047 or carly 1048" he was
wards, however, and this spring, moved from plain clothes work
CIO lenders Invited It back.

ren + penenemanennannat 8 Wt MeyPe 661- eR Ne

Hydro-Power,
Natural Gas

lors promoted above him,
Olhors had alitlar complaints,

Const. Dougles Boothe, 10 yony's
on the forces, sald that “In 1969
cr. early 1084" he and nnothor!
constable were ina braffle oruls.
er ear outside a dairy drinking
milk,

He was peradod. pofore tha

"Inseparable”
chief the following day, he sald,

VANCOUVER = ~~ Greater land enutioned aboul auch ace

 

hack to wnilform dutles and fue} oto

Challenge Bout Anticipated

Mulligan, parading them before!
him, sald:

"I've been reading your report |

and I have no hesitation in Und.

lug you guilty,”

Const, Gordon Sinclity, 13
yonrs a polleeman, complatned
he was twiea reduced from radio
dispatcher to patrol cars but
novor loarned why, Const. Fred
Ells, with soven years exporience,
auld he was parnded hefore the
chief for smoking In a patrol car,

“T don't amuko," ho said,

somteteties

arrest, Schmidt committed sul-:

 

ial th engi ln Hondingley}] ie pe ot
all outside Winnipeg. Eni Ih ye us
Jobin Pettogke. was dexcelhed nro ment. ”

an being: (lve: feat, 644 Inches,
tall, of Stine tall and “welgh«
lng about 140 pount, Ho has
falr hair, wears glauses and
hag protruding teeth, When
ho loft home ho was wearing
Tue Jeans, 0 grey shirt and
nh bolge, ponked cap. —
Polkee aald ho was bolleved ¢
be driving -n 1053’ Motoor car,

 

For Labor Day

A challonge has beon Issued to
all-comera In Northern British |
Columbin, up to 88 pounela, by
Dilly Baundora, U-your-ald son

bse Committees Ignored /
Government Says Webster

rs WO, QoePyOvily
5 we Arnold Webster
ia seetbed {he Bows

VPS rmenb af aps

Eb yes
bins bony With a “ehip mn
MART Any thle!

t Wetter !
yin mide

LIMATD

Ihe charge
Her Mine. where
tant “Hh ek Thonn,
ye i the Beph 1
, Wor Hany
Me Hie, Ton Maret
ember at the WG,
lor Kaalo-Blovan,
uudllenca af about
al Uralorno;
Vere wll the, forest
nr lireneo — Wtapute
hy ie vomlution of
ry ON Abbwon—evnttd
Meat jn tele AE Ue grove
me eterred We te cond

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oynment, reprommited by "no
more thin 40 por eent af the
peuple’ has janored house cant
mttteas, particularly In the for
lestry and Paaifio Grenb Kastern
Rallway tases,

Mr, Webator sald the lahor coi:
| ntttoe had Nol ant alee Ud,
| yin added Unat the “wise pitas
Fyinolnl povernmient — seeH aid
works (oqother with federal and
loonl governments.”

In his apooeh, Mr. Earding
Fant the forthooming by-oteetlon
Involved government — poltelos
mether than “sual a member for
Lillooet."

Tho mali tawte, be anid, cone
(rex around the question ol "treo
ontorprixe or state forests."

Mr, ‘Thomas formed the pee
onl governments claim of dobt
rodtation "the biggest fatty
‘atary af modern diya."

 

 

 

 

   

 

INCH LAUIIR

pourd which wil hear briets in
Ly dianuto bolween four ally eatos
‘and thelr employaes.

| Mr. aura was ehoxen by Col,
4, 1, dolinaton, representative of
ithe Broadway Onte, ta Gondola
‘auto, Commodore Cafe and
iMacoy's Coffee Tar and hey
Ginn, nomines of Loan! 616 0

‘tho Hotel and Moataurant En
I shoyees and Bartendors Unton,

(AN TT LG),

The board will hold tle trat

partnership and partlelpation by. tyitios, Ho sald undor crogseox. Of Martin J. Saundors,'1207 Was |

Celebrations

stores entoring the contest will
get thelr = diaplaya’ comploted
carly in the woek so that Judging
can be dono Friday, ” a

J, O, Kwart, Tod Joratnd: and

ment of tuatural resources (In the
Paclfio Northwost has been urg-
od by Don Bnstyold, attorney.
peneral of the state of Washing.

| ton.

Mr. Mustvold, addressing a
moollng of the Nattonnt Associ.

Canada and Uno U.8, In develops |

amination that tho ehtet Udit tor Btreat, for an exhibitor boy. Ken Hardy form the TLO's Union

want the publle to got the iden
(hat polico affleors wore “bum
ming” muk on cduty.

Conat, Ray Lounsbury, 10 yonts |
on the force, sald he was paraded
before. tho chief in Dacembar,
1047, for falling to obtain two

tlon of Boourtties Adiwlulatratora, | witnesses,” Tho charge arose
wild that northwoat's hydro-cloc. | following a aki vont: fraens tn
trle powor ane nabural gas wore; which tho yletim: of n beating
ko Intortwined “thoy can't be died, Two wen polntod out the

sopurated.” aman who had donesthe bentlng

TERRACE-SMITHERS RUNS SET
IN FURTHER STAGE EXPANSION

Vurthor expanalon of ine uparations of Northwoat Btayos
Lid, on Mighway 16 was confirmed (oday with the announee.
mont that, alarting Friday, (ho compary will operate threo
thnves a wook botwoon, Torrnng and Amithors, The annonce
ont waa made by Dough tare, managing director, ,

The run will (nko four hows and will he an extonslon of
tho aorvice to and from Prince Ruport,

Chorrill Motntrye, oporations manager, loft for Yancouvor
today lo plek up another conch that will be put on the Prince

 

 

meoting wt Onan, Friday tn the

nimple rani of the Savoy Hotel. |.

NuportTorrace run, "

 

 

Ing bout during the Labor Day
colabrations In tho'olty,

Billy, undofontad In seven
yenrs of fighting and now weigh>
Ing 83 pounds, will bo the contral
fIruro in the Prince Ruport Elk's
Doxing Club float-—which will be
f miniature ring, mounted on a
wuek, 0 ta

A sinntl trophy will be awarded
tio Whiner of the bout, should
tho challongo bo nccopted, The
bout would bo staged on comples
tlon of tho track and fold
ovents, aohedulod to wet unelote
way ab Algona Park ab tam,
Labor Day, i

Labor Day will alsn ato
Union Tabel toying Week
Jnunohed,

A wook=long aloro-whidow cons
feat will bo hold, with an tumins
alo scroll awarded to the atora,
judgod by n committee from the
Peineo Rupord Trades ane Lae
bor Counell, to have the boat
window dlaplay foaturjng wvlon
products and xervices,

TLO Judgex avo hoping that}!

 

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WA | iarenal

HL 190 mites por howe aftor midnight. |

tonight, Whrels will abies to..
hwoatorly 26 ‘Thursday ate-

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Nemeerrarivan

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For Beginners,
Friday |

| With: goneral school: opanliny
lesa than a week way, it
School Hoard foy District 62 Has.
lantiod ny last clinnee for partnta
to register boginnors nnd pupils
transforted fron .one school .to
another, ves
Paronts who did not onroll be.
ginnors In May or June canrdo
ao batwoon O'nm, and 12 nooh
tomorrow nnd Friday at the of.
fico of tho principal of tho
pohool tho child will bo attend-
ing, Mra, M. M, Ropor, sehaol
bonrd secretary anid this‘morlt-

nm. | PE Mite
S Pups transferring tron). ollie:
sohoola are nlyo roquired [0 'vegs
later, Mra) Roper added,

maroon anes miateeeneman .

Of Gale: Winds”:
Raln te tailing along thd nor.
thorn Writlah Columbia canal tb.
day In advnrico of a wakontig
Pauitie alorm lying Just west'of
tho Queon Ohavlotle telands,:A
very Intonaa atone: tn the ‘eons
tinl Guilt of Alnakn will nod
northonatwarda towards the BC,
conat in tho noxt 26 hotry brieigs
Ing southeast, galox and raliy

, the north donat Thuraday, (oo:

A galo warning Is ‘tssued fo

Yi the north conat rogion, Foraods
Aila rain tonight an

Thuratly,
Continulng cool, Winds south>
weatorly 20 tile afternoon dnd

ng to southonat gale 0

gout ' .
{ornoon, Ly tonight and Weh
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Friday, 20-month-old Marilyn,