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Published at Canada’s Most Strategic Pacific Pow — And Key to the Great Northwest

VOL, XLY, No, 107

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C, MONDAY, MAY 1 1956

PRICE FIVE: CENTS

  
   
    
  
    

“que vrsiep aay oe ;

‘ paovictaL tia,

‘VICTORIA, B.C.

Toe

 

 

 

‘rogman’

Yor a

Protecting
Red Ships

Believed. Part

Of Security Plan §

 

“LONDON, (Reuters)—
A Royal Navy “frogman”,
who disappes red myster-
iously in an underwater
dive at the naval base:
town. of Portsmouth, may,
have, been part of an un-
derw ater security screen!

'
|
!

for, ‘three Russian we re! |

{

ships i in the harbor,
This theory emerged | !
from a welter of speculation on:
What happened to Lt, Cmdr. Li!
onel Crabh, 48, on April 19, the:
Guy. afler (he Russtan warsh: ps!
artived with Russia's Nikolal|
Bulganin and Nikita Krushehey
on.a visit to Britain.

The latest theory was put for- |
ward by Rear-Admiral George P,}
Thoingon, submarine expert and|
wartime press censor, who said
newspaper speculation — that
Crabb; owas captured or kied by

“the “Russlans was “absolute
bunkum.”

-]t was more possible that thes
frogman was guarding the Rus-!
slan crulser Ordzhonikidze and
the destroyer escorts from possi-
ble underwater attack, he said. :

The Sunday, Empire News said
Crabb was killed in an attempt
to ensure the crulsers safety after
{hreata that fanatienl refugees,
former sailors in Britain, were
plouting to stick a mine 10 its |
hull,

For his part, Thomson said:

“I cannot say if any, actual
threat was made but the naval
nuthoritics responsible: for the
visiting crulsers safely were duty

Sunday: §

' ACTRIUMPHANT BARGAIN- HU NTER wears a lampshade and | breaks.

 

400 Held

ln Seoul
Four Killed.

lice sources said 400 sus-

ncing questioned today-in
cormection with riots Sat-
urday in which
South Korean demonstra-
tors clashed with police for

 

ito storm President Syng-
‘man Rhee’s mansion.

Seven hundred persons were.
arrested in the anti-Rhee out-

 

Four persons were kill-
carries a sultase and -pillow as,she escapes from the frantic - ‘ed and three police and 10 civil-
mob of 5.000 that swooped down on the opening of a rummage ‘!@ns badly injured in the riots
sale to provide funds. for the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, “here and in the port of Pusan
Altogether some 12,000 customers paid $20.000 in the-helter- romne vue death of the Dem-
skelter scimmage for bargains, The women's organizing com- (°C*atic party opposition leader,
mittee estimated it made a net $15,060 from the sale. (CP Poto). \H. P. Shinieky.

B.C. NEWS BRIEFS |

 

 

| picion about the cause of Shin-

 

he; art attack on a train was be- ;

Because oc inadequate com:
munications. between the it

 

bound to tuke-every. precaution.:.,
He said he felt two facts were:
slynifieant:

The, Admiralty had pou firmed |
that Crabb was taking part In,
underwater experiments near une,
Russian ships,

The Russians, too, had made:
no secret of having a frogman,
near ‘their vessel.

The riddle may be cleared up.
this week

‘ John, Dusdale, former
parliamentary seerelary to the
Admiralty, will ask the govern-
nent In the House of Commans
to produce evidence on which the |
Admiralty presumed
death,

ees emmy Ge ee ten en enn anecee

Ship Refloated
At Kitimat.
After Grounding

Tie. 10,000-ton freighter Pella,

whieh went aground off Kitimat!
pile docking Fidoy night was:

teHuated at high (ide Saturday
ity (he help of a Straits Tow-
fhe Yd. dang,

ager of the tug frm sud here:

ths
ye
Bratt: puiled the vessel off the
aandbank after cargo and bale
hit tad to be shifled fram ane
end of (he ship to the other,
The freighter was dudauaged
The Wiimnae Slralts happened
tu bool Matinal at (he (ime of
(he rounding,

Continue Hunt
For Boy

YABIPAS Go ROMP af fleers
auntinued thelr reareh today for:
rveeyoar-atd Peean Downey, who |
diappenred  Mriday afternoon
woue piekinye Towers: Wear Ibs;
North Preston home, about V7
miles fram here, However, (hey
gill they hardiy (ink he enn,

he alive.”

Hospitat Children's Ward
‘To Be Memorial to Victim

dee A chile

HRY, IC,
«TANG propoded ud-

yen ward mn te
a ta the bangley

aap {HE Hecate

qynne Meare, “elehbeyont sold hel:

rere week,
yore here last
MA donation ta the mentors

rand was reeled: by Carros | dent,

e Iynine's paves, Mr and Mrs.

Pwrerwe
yeat ald
rhe alt
“hor gl and
qunion

Vancouver girl.

PPLE

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Labor!

Crabb's ;

J, 8. Foster, nue:

sald (hal the tig Wilnve:

Hospltal |
i memorit to Cards memorhi) wil bo clased May at:

Mare, fron tay alglt

Penelosed a note with hows after she disappeared,
auld she made the!
eCarely mnie: relensed, |

One Dead, Several Hurt

Sei pet ab Gam

in Vancouver Collision

VANCOUVER (CP)—One person was killed and: tic party said that when. the
‘several others were injured, two seriously, in a grind. ;CouNey votes May 15, members

jor his party will support “neither
‘ing traffic accident here carly Sunday. iRhee nor Cho Bong Am in view

 

[Te ‘Loonies south “of 4
twhere Shisceky was. declared

 

{

i Saturda y night.
A spokesman for the Democra-

Dead is Mrs, Margaret Bouras-° sree ore ene ae : “ the bast record. ne Bone
ad, a4, who diced in hh ospital about | i beginning next Frjda : ! m, ah ex-Commuis ' 1S ie
‘two hours afler the accident, ‘presidential candidate of the

His first publle address will be’
Seriously injured are Guy La ty Rovelstok: at a CCF nomin-
Vahee, 31, and Ann La Fortune.t ation meeting May 12. Vincent

36. Mr. La Vallee WHS drivitig: ‘Se: Ur, member for the riding

the car in which Mrs, Bourassa doesn't. plan to contest the next |
was riding. ‘provinelal election,
Miss La Fortune was riding in: a
1 ear police said was driven by:
st Bayer of Bteveston, B.C,
The tnterseetion collision, Ina ld Vameouver youth was ‘illee
ue " . ‘ ‘ UW ’ ‘
“somieresidential area, ‘hrew Mr, Jasentls Sunday — afternoor
Us 4 Vallee and Mts. ‘ Bourassa! WHC he plunged 200 feet down |
iran the car. ‘The empty auto! ithe side of a North Vancouver

continued along {he street for |‘ chit, |
fibout 100 feet, then mounted a | Police sald the youth, Gordon ,

‘our and crashed into a parking | E2ak, slipped while he was cllmb- |
H. ing a cliff near the Lynn valley:

Mr, Bayer's car was in collision suspension bride, .

with the other auto and a bus
at alias thie Saye tine. VANCOUVER The eaphaln :
Others riding W the cars In- ol on Greek freiehter has been |
volved suffered nner InAles fined $80 for redeusine off waste |
an “into the Priaser river, the fishers
VANCOUVER An Tiquest is department said Saturday,
will be held today into the tee Capt, Philip: Hliadakls of the:

left-of-centre Progressive party.
‘The Democrats’ decision not te
‘back him makes re-election of
Rhee to a third term practically a
certainty.

  

     

hand, Mrs, Bolton said, Added

highest sales,

Bolton said, “We are grateful
Its wonderful supnort,”

After Riots FE

In Outbreaks — |
SEOUL (Keuter’s) —Po-

pects in custody were still}
10,000),

30 minutes in an attempt).

Police said’ “widespread” sus- |
ick ky’s death asa result- of ay

lieved to have caused’ the. rlots. |. ¢

dead did-not become kiown until .

jday night in which a 14-year-
‘old woman’ died and eight other 1g ginecr J, Ponech, 47, and, con-

: by: the federal-gove
: beyond: the d dock,»

 

 

     
   
   
 
 
    
  
      
    
  

ond-.
ering in one of ‘the any ‘hundreds of “datfodil ‘beds spritikled.
th foughout Ottawa in 5 ey About 1,000,000. ‘daffodils, +250,000"

a capital: this month.

: or
a Belle man

  
  
   

:- Mr. Haugen

 

‘ered at 3: 15 yesterday brite

| Seventh Avenue East: The
i man: who lived: ‘on his own 0a,
the; Doxy, “was: 1 i

 

In Head: On ei tiller.

SEVEN PERSONS, Alta.

of two passenger trains Satur-| west of. Medicine Hat.
Two railway employees, en-
persons suffered minor imjuries, (ductor J, B. Murray, 63, both: of

Miss Sclma Reimann of Trail, i Lethbridge, were taken to hospi-

 

encoun » pn ene. MUSEUM TAG DAY PROCEEDS
EXPECTED TO TOP $400 MARK

Proceeds from tag day sales on Saturday for the new mus-
cum building fund will ro over the $400 mark, Mrs. Jovelyn
Boulton, museum soeretary and curator, reported today.

With returns still incomplete, there js already $396 on

he tag sales at the Jayeee-ette booth in the Potpourri show
and fiom eanvassers tn Port Edward,

Swvall cash prizes were awarded to (he volunteers with
They were: first,
Laurie Gordon and ugh Tuekers third, Marletta Ferguson,

“AL the children selung tags worked Ike beavers,"* Mrs,

tai after the collision of an. east-
B, C., died of shock when two I bound, Lethbridge-to-Medicine
Hat, one-car, self-propelled dic-
sel and a Medicine Hat-to-Van-
j couver train,

ENGINEER TRAPPED

Engineer Ponech, who suffer-
ed a broken leg and concussion,
was trapped In the diese) and
acetylene lorches were needed to
free him. Murray suffered back
Injuries,

‘rhe Ines were cleared quickly | 3
as nelther engines or cars wore
| He ‘led, Automobiles and the

passengercars of the westbound
train were used to take the 51
paxengers on both trains
medicine Hat, .

The six others Injured—flve
passengers anc one member of,

to this will be. proceeds from

Russell Roujeau; second,

to them and to th public for

 

rutin wt ove #6 Moros gett dumped thr fl Ape 2
ane 1 ruey wn As (he ship was proreeding Ups
ron wt . MN 1 ‘ ent ryer to New We tindpoter,

Police guid Moody aecideniy gs ‘laduls was churer
fouehed a 2800-vall Tne while! ee ee
eld strapped bleh an a pole se te hy Ns

Moody moved
DINE yeuty Qt,

US. Testers

to Vaneouver

Potpourri ludged

Ry TLTON
ANOARD U.6.8, MOUNT Me-
SENT AY, Wty Ato) Whee Cau
PHous Amerienn testers again das
day postponed the alr-drop offs

. 's KAY
Mlek Baulson, . 18

an RO yeareald bachelor, was To Be Bast Yet
‘found sho to death Saturday Ws nie ae te 15 le Cone
rhe wandshed ol his home al, Rew Cy ul the }! wg ¢ iv Cay

Yatpourrd shows Gab more |
Anton Bay. HO miles northwest Ue Ped eee
Me vnaenly a Vienne aang Leeie atended, eit there were | Eydregen hon,

r aon eae tore ExHIbILS and displays and. Dr WH lt Ogle, actly
a tix been scheduled inthe Jom rt has Jndged by (selentifie test director, sald the
r att director Rowley Miles as) test might take place Thursday,
, Ny “host yor” ( Hikhil Unie ~~ Wednesday i
VANCOUVER (bo Hobert Strie o7 he locay, Neeth American Ame zones-but
chan, Hew proving tal tender ati wht Miles said Chal, the oes ‘hie sa told reporter "she would
ithe CCP party, wih make an, handicraft entered hy CHIE CEN it pp surprlsed If the blist {s
eiliednay tour throws (he Ok- Me propranmy students was in delayed until May 15 ms
lanuaen and Heuthenstern WG. proved and Che show was ens aa vu
Hhaneed by onside exhiblti, My | ‘The blast orlghuly was slated
‘Miles also expressed: his appres yet BikIny Une for
adition for the dad wark and: Poesclay, and then for Wednes-
efforts of all loent organizations, | cliy, Weather conditions were
Saroups and individuals who hele | Diamed for cael postponement,

UNION, TC. dt

           

 

|

A Oleyenp-old ferry deekhand, |
| ceria Maton, is ebarped with
scamdey dn the young. glt's:

ri nike (he votpourrh a success, The bomb ts ta be seb off at
He said (he hamper was won, Several thousuned fork after a
by Mr, Tandvigan, 486 Hat drop from un Inteveontinentel
loved her daddy very mueh, ke Avenue Kast and the ham tleket berber, the jet D-62,
Elowe mine! pombe mm, ‘Tasters decided to walt on the
Who funel- rifadnges drive for ble hweather to hake Sure nidlas
ative Me doesn) drift aut
side Che established danger gang
The Weather Us Tk ld Td, when a dapane
Mootly clear today. Variable ese thihing bout was dusted with
cloudiness tomorrow, EEE Le: tilleaut,
I Carolynne’s bhadgeoned body change tin fenperatire, Wind and one ded,
Hwas found dn dense bush whout | westerly 1 da the afternoon This tne testes wre held
four miles fram her home, lO) atherwise laht, bow Lonteht wd extra cutlous, A sudden wind
ah Tuesday ait Port ordy drehange and the faet that the
Cruse of death has not been band die Sendapit and Peinee | Wt bom Wis more powerhn
Rirperk hy and Oo, than expeeted eaised the cane

ag tk mk meh eh me oem he bk hb he he mkt lh kt om hw ok A bh hb eee Be oe oe hb hb eo hk bk mmm ee

Hydrogen Bomb Air-Drop

 

when he tried Wake a short ent
Its crow of 20 slekened, | 1

Le crews suffered only minor}
Iluries,

Postpone Miss Relminn,: Hagel Ng tram
Was a passenger on the enst-
bound diesel,

 

Observer Corps
Meets Tonight

A twoenmn fleld training uatt
for the Ground Observer Corps
ratelyed Jn Prinee Rupert this
morning for Instraciion and In-
ispection of observation posts tn

tamination cloud then to drlf ful
outside the designated danger:
Zone,

The new shot will be exploded:
sever) thousmnd fect in the aly,
and radiologishs say iat will
reduee the degree of contami |

lon hn the cloud the Prince Rupert district,

The new delay was announe= |} yye unit, composed of Flying
ed as the Japanese press cons fOPfleer T. M Veet un or
mented temperately today on {poral h, C, Heffer, will show two
(he weed 7 vonduetinn Lhe trating fils ata GOG meeting

| “ | Huontshb at the Clyle Centre Inds
fests, but expressing the CeO jst lounge at @ o'clock and give
conviegion that all sueho bests fi tralning lecture on how Co re+
should end, port arent,

 —. Canadian Pacific Railway trains
Railway officials today were in-!crashed into each other’ near).
yestigating ‘tie nead-on collision : this Alberta town 25 miles south-

to ‘

Trail lo Britain via Quebes Citys) (

the’. car:. cmishap “near, Telkwa,

his brother Wilfred : and :; “five
year old Annie:.Bensen.. |. -
Police report that it Is believ-
ed that Talt died from the re-
sult of cuts received from flying

glass.

An Inquest Is ‘scheduled by] -
Smithers Coroner G, H. Beley.

RCMP said that Talt is report
ed to have been driving a car
owned by Dick Nazlel of Morlee-
town, He was accompanicd -by
Allan Nazlel 12, Charlotte Nazicl
17, and Beatrice Michell, 14, all
of Morlectown and all who CS-
eaped injury,

The car rolled over once after
yolug into.a ditch on the way
down a DNL

Potoenly, died within 200 yar ds
of fishermen and picknickers as
he drifted aown the Kitimat yly-
cr ona self-made raft, |.

He was a quarter of a mille
down the Kitlmat river from the
bridge near the Kituuat hotel,
near the Servieo contre, when hie
was spotted by ROMP Const,
Jarry Read, who wos deriving
) police pulrol car, |

Const, Read followed the
course of tho man ay the raft
by driving along a path borders
lng the river, Mo called to Poto-
nik, who was apparently stand.
Ing on the Insecure raft al wator
level In an extremely fash cure
ren,

Pollee sald that when Polocwk
foll from (hea yatt, he swan
strongly taward shore tear the
big sandhill, but was enrred
vgWnstroam, Ib is belleved that
tho extromoly cold water eaused
hun bo gob erm and prevented
hin from swinndag further,

Const, Rend yvaced to the ri.
e's adgo and undressed but wits
unable to get near Sho man bo-
fore ho was swonb under the
current, ‘Two brothors, Mlebnel
Jand Edward Wildman, nso mae

 

 

Boy Lost For Four-Da ys

ALONSA, Man, (=A nines (Alonsa, 13 miles northwest of
youreold boy who wandered for] Winnipeg.
four diys without food through! piye members of the 70th Miele
flood ~ swollen swamipland was] Man, apotled the boy sitting be-
found alive Sunday by searchers.) neath scrub bush vt the odqo of

Discavery. of Richard North, Fa swamp aboub ty miles north
who lost his way) Wednesday tar tis farm bome,

He told the suldiers he had
tried (o call aut bub was tnable
to dasa, Apparently carter cally
for help had caused hin to lose
his votee,

home fran sehool, euded a
soureh whieh dnvalved about 200
persons.

On foot, horsebvek, 44 boats

 

 

and i planes, they combed a
Jest 10 squire niles of Whe ry Wei
‘Hed country, V2 mntles north oF:

SCY, BEDS EAD
Hirsh man to read Richard

nese

Found Safe

was Sat, M, Mouck, who gavo hin
len and
Othor soldiers offorod the boy
chocolate bis,

Taking the bars, Rehard aald:

“My mothor will think T've
boon ehowlny Lobacco,”

Almost Immedintoly after the
yoldlors found tho boy, they were
joined by 8, Byt, A, 2, Moore of

who arrived Ina punt,

Tho mon took off the boy's
voygy clothing and wrapped hin
ny Jnokels nnd shirts,

 

"Arthur “Tait, who" died: after

vas -the youth, who: only Easter
Sunday, rushed “intoa- blazing.
cabin-in a vain. attempt to save

yeh of a kandwleh, |.

tho ROMP dotachment, Dauphin,

 
     
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
   
         

 
 
 
  
 
  

    
 
    
 
     
 
     
 
      
    
    

pital.at 3: 30
when’ the ‘flo

but it is belleved. ‘that "the!
escaped: hte Bat :

‘ton, 24 of 1220, Secou
. West, suffered a

when his hand ‘wns caught
the ‘chain-drive: of the. la
machine he had. been operating.
CONDITION! “Goon:

The Injured man was taken
to Prince ‘Rupert Getioral’:Hos-
pital by), Columbia” - Collulgse
Company ; Ambulinee : and; “ade
mitted at 8:10 pine. Hs: coud:
tlon was doserlbed a8 “goat ‘Lo~
day, oe SP oda
Te: newkdent ‘occurred a
41 hours before wood pre
plants dong.’ the. B,C, a0) st
started Forest Proguds. "Sike-
Ly Week!

Also odmltled to Lindl ta. ‘ou
Might was George Palne {r,3'18
Sixth Street way detilned «for
observation:
covered at his home in & setnl> *
conselous, eondttion, a

Fire Couses a
Slight Damage’ es

Bllwat damage
terduy eventing by a fire hiador=
Heath tie: wooden sidewalk in,
front of De Carlo's Grocery, Jot.
Hays Cove Avenue, the. Prince
Hupert (ro coprarlatont, revered
(his morning, ae
Firemen, alerted by. an ‘Adar
turned In al B95 pan, found gaye
orl sacks dnvouldortng Under, :
noabh the walk,
At noon today tho fire doy ty
mont was culled: to pub: ae
hha at the Algoma park. Weld
fil where garbage ind besa. 80
wight, = © on

es
sersrareeenarnamgemetivent-omamie | ‘ iP :

Good Catches .: ; oo |

VANCOUVER Finger. river
fishormon have harvested a'toe -
tal ented of about 400,000 pounds .-
of enlachons Unly yoor, tishorlos
doparbmentssnld Baturday, ys

Thro bulk of the enteh wis thos
zon and paokuged, with onlya
amalp quantity sold frogly: “on
loon) niarketa,. Na ial
Highest cntehog wor'o 0, made “
with converted . shrimp Ne we

 

 

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