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Him T

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rh the murder of 4a
Ronion wailress sald
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be Wallace, an engin.
bein Vancouver, Lestt-
# police gave him the
re and he based his
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4# Yvonne Levesque
py a0 court Aug. 11,
Mdina trip back here
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partment withdrew the: murder |:
a charge after investigation. a
‘Henderson, 37, a Moose’ Jaw
mechanical engincer, now is be-
ing tried for the murder,

PUT IN BULLPEN “

Wallace -sald Detroit ‘police
batlered ‘him around and. ‘put
him Into @ crowded bull pen" in
which he could not, Jie down.

He testified that police ad-
vised him his wife, from whom
he now Is divorced, -had.confess-
‘ed.to the murder.and implicated.
him..L-decided: tha; only chance
T had. of getting justice ‘was’ lo
get’ myself tinto the -hands of.
Canadian author ities, "

Wallace sald’ be was rofus

ald, bis,
“a reporting.
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he
people” He sald she had turned j]
7 him, In. four or five times. |

Court Sets ial at 82
After Charge of Theft Read

“Ball was sel ib, $2,000; ine pole
court for Fred Dally of Vaneou-
ver who was charged with theft’
of $208 from Oscar Dunlap’ of .
Victory Cove Inst Thursday,

Magistrate W, D, Vance rauned |
the figure after Dally elected to
procecd through — preliminary
hearing which was seb for 2 pm,
November 27,

Pollee asked for an adjourn
ment in the case as thelr Lives-
tlgatlon was nob complete, add-
ing that as Dally had no fixed
address that bail be set ata
falrly high figure,

The nceused told (he magis-
trate that his home was In Van-
couver, but that he had been In
this district for the past two
months, slx weeks of which he
had spent prospecting,

Also appearing in police court
this morning was Theodore
Charlos Ryan who pleaded gullty
to linking a cnr without the own-
en's consont last Wednesday,

‘Polleo said that Ryan had been
released from hospital yesterday,
Tle was one of a trla who were
In tt truck, belonging to Albert
Phillipson whieh smashed into,
the rock blut at the end of the

 

1Galtoway Rapids Bridge enrly

Wordnesdiny morning, Another of
the: “trlo,. Wayne Ryon Plondod

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Rudolph Red-Nosed | Reindee

In wu speelal preeChristris
xorvice, starting Monduy, The
Dilly Nows will present for tte
younger readers an ontirely now
coma strip “Rudolph The Red.
Noel Relndeor in Slory ‘ook
JL,

Tho now strlp will bo Ineludod
with other Dually Nows fturnlos
on Money, Novomber 22° and
Will tun through to December
AA when Rudolph will, ax told
hy author Robort ti. May, lend
Hint Chia’ velndoar-down from
\he North Polo,

Th (ho nedvontures ohildvor will
flied Unit Rudolph maota Little
Ho Poop, Ample Anon, Rip Van
Whiklo, the Old Woman In the

Sivoo nnd oblor charnators who
have long: warmed tho hanna of}.

young and old,
‘Along with tho ituilotph In

“Postponement.
Of Dime Drive.

“Disappointed: “ tnembers|:
of the Prince Rupert Klks
Lodge: are :mad: at. the
weatherman today’ as a
driving rainstorm, ended
hopes of today's staging
of the: Parade of Dimes to

/ald-crippled children: ;

However, the Par: ade. of Dimes
will be held on Thitd, ‘Avenue
between Fourth and BER. Streets
next & Saturday: weather permit. |-

ting), :

“The Elks,” who have: ‘scheduled
the: ‘Dime Parade as. part-of. the |:
‘March of ‘Dimes’ campaign, had |.
planned to place donations of |
lries' on a suey tape: along. th

000.

auullly lo. a chotge: or ‘fOyrlding
, Thursday, Both mei.had thelr
sentence reserved, yntil Novem-
ber 26, The third?meitbor “ofthe

party, Charles Sanky, is, still In

hospital.

John Basso of Prince Rupert
pleaded guilty {n “court this
morning to exceeding the 20
mile art ‘hour speed. limit along
Second Aventio and-was fined
$30 and costs, Pollen said they
clocked Basso nb speods between
36 and 40 miles an hour Ina

Tuesday, \

cmoenrpmnerpaes +s whee esebeme niin equ ot

WEATHER

Southeast gales and rain have
spread to the northern British
Columbia const this morning and
nre expected to be gencral over
the const later today as another
stormy moves in from the Paelfle,
This steady processjon of storms
will glve' considerable ran along
the const over the woekend,

Foreonat

Norbhern Const Reglon——Gale
warning jn effect Rain today
and, Sunday, Ultblo ofange i
tomperature, Winds. southerly
60 today, southwesterly 25 tos
night and southerly 40 Sunday,
Low tonight and Igh Sunday at
Port Uardy, Srndaplt and Prince
Ruport 42 and 48.

Within ¢he next month, aly of
the vll-time faverite Christ
mas Airolk, Mark (he Merald
Angels Sing, Joy to (he World,
QO Little Town of Rethiehom,
Come Al Ve Falthtul, Gort Rent

 

 

is in. Hosni an ‘hor ha

n {band suffered .minon
juries after a: car driver:
“1 /by James: Currie, 511 Cote!

ton Street, was'in collision] *,

with them: last, night. on
Second Avenue in:-frontio
the: Civie Centre...

Both, were . knocked: ‘down n
the: accident.’

_ Sald'to' be: in satisfactory’ ‘on:
dition in .Prince Rupert. General.
‘Hospital 4 * Mrs." Frank . Miller,

suffered. contusions‘ ‘and’ possible
internal’ injuries in‘ the’ ‘mishay
Her husband suffered only bgu
es and shock..

‘Mrs. Miller was taken to hog
pital at ane 30"p.m. yesterday 1
the Prince Rupert. Ambular
summoned. ‘ by: George | Brow
president:-of . {he: Prince Ri
Basketball asociation:

ir
“former employ

re In Princé:Rupert said today.

Eth employeesfrom’ the’ Nos-
pital, identified the body as that}
d/worked:at}

ofa ‘wonjay} who" h
{| Miller Bay ifor a year; \a nd" who | :
jhad ‘only left. there lage hionthi

THIS. brings: to’ two'the number

of ex-Miller Bay employees who
have been found dead in the
aren tits week.«Wetlnesday,“Em-
mett Lapp was found dead aboard
his bont, across the harbor from
Prince Rupert, on bhe Tsimpscan
peninsula,

An. Inquiry, this imorning by
Coroner Larry Pruden of Terrace
established that the dead woman
drowned, There were no marks
of violence on the body, ,,

Police state that she had been
‘Vin the water only a matter of
hours. Hor body was discovered
by Harold J, Little, Cow Bay,
while he was out ina skiff pick-
Ing up driftwood, .

The bey, fully dressed with
the exceplior of shoes, was found
upproximatey In the sam. place
that Mts, Jessie Jenuon, well-
known Prince Rupert fisher-
woman drowned lash summer,

en ete em

VANCOUVER. (h) -- Pollco sald
Friday, Harold Cordon MeMnator,
4Qeyenr-old scan, was I pore
session of 63 keys and a black
myk when he was wrested fol-
lowinw an attempted holdup of
a slonm batts establishment, He
was ehargod with navault with

 

ees meet ent tees

Intent to rob,

oho eevee on

*) Miller Bay ‘Indian hospital,. ‘po-

oved into, a, wallpd-in -
centred. in, the. exhau

 

 

ms “by! EDDY. Giewone:” os
missals.: of :Sovioti ebyornment
bureaucrats are: reported” ander
wiy, with thousands of white-
collar. workers banished .
tactorles.and. forms..

Moscow radio today said the
big cleanout was broughl about
by a deelslon of the Communist
party ‘and the government to
{ace wp to: “serious: shortcom-
Ings” In administration,

Commenting on the situation,
the party newspaper Pravda
sald governnient payrolls haye
become so inflated they are
coxting inillions of ‘unnecessary
rubles,

Included in the purge, It nelclec
will ‘be many bureaucrats. and
rod-tapo artists who, insted of,
carrying out the decisions of the
party and the government, spend
Whelr time tn drafting “varlous
and numerous directives, resolu-
Hons, references, letters and ne-
counts.” ‘

Reforrlng to persons being
fired, Pravda said, “these work-
ers' must bo used directly i pro-
diction: whore imntorial ‘values
are bolpg ercnted.” Two months’
silary da bolng pald workers
goling 06 “ontorprisos, stale farms
wid machine tractor statlons
locatod In other areas.”

 

 

 

—Threa months! wages aro pald

Sore er ow mp ene papemrnemt aiasieddecuteeiaemameenennere fin aces a

+ Adventure Strip. Starts Monday

- LONDON: belie Wholesale. ilise

{nto}

Yy |
faraway ‘revo

and Stberia,: ay, ard..

Government Workerd who have |

the misfortuhp of being: Hustled
off to ~“logglrig-camps+ inthe

Northern areas, Sibetia and. the}

Far East,” also will 'tecelve three
months’ pay,-the. broadesist sald.

‘The dismissals: suggest’ many
far reaching’: implications. of
arnues of workers bolng used In
distant:lands whero new ground
is being turned into crop areas,
Tho sending of large numbers of
government workers to, these’ '
roglons reflect, among other
things, the trouble the Kremlin
Is having In gotting Its eltizens
to ploneer tho:nbw. country.

eerie] poem meee ne qurenmenenry cen Pam

Fire Claims
Life of Baby

VANCOUVER (€P) — Flames
touched off by an overheated
stove elalnied the Ife of a 20-
months-old baby Thursday night
while her parents were hollday-
Ing dy the Carlhoo.

Heather Robertkon of Lulu Tk-
land was trapped In her erlb as
tho {limes foreed back a baby-
alltor who trlod to rescue the Ine}
ah |

Vo Merry Gentlemen afd Moly [wicked witch from Hansel and Jill, Minty Dumply,, Red Rdlng

Night,

Ohrlatnina loltors to Sante | rolnydoor. has the fob of gotting te

Grotol, Rudolph the roed-nosed

Hood and Little Roy Blue,
How Rudolph fares In ls ofs
res will bo unfolded in oxell-

Clius from children all over tyo | \hoxe lottors. buek to Banta. jg xteipx every doy from Mon-
world aro bolng stolen by tho eed Nin will bb od duck wnd day until “Ohelatnad livo,

 

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The Daily News.

al Ala Cost of thell uy

than $20,000"

 

pays 50 per cent of the cost, and|
tho’ federal government:’contrls
butes $1,000 ‘for cach bed: added,
Previous plans by the. béard ti
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On renovation roi, aoa ne

rvik: felitig told.
Bela Otedit Aasdcigtion ‘Fri
ae the. party e nation} bss:

oral election:
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CALGARY wy ~ Donald We
Davis, owner and: publisher of
the Bowness’ Beacon, a wealy.
Hewspaper, WAS arrested Friday
aud charged: with disturbing the
peuco after allogedly refusing to
leave a closed meotlig of the
Bownoss school board,

Ho Was brought here and lodg-

lng Saturday tn Bowhious court, |

Bowness Is a Calgary suburb,
Police sald Davis was attend.

tng the board ineeting ag a te.

oard wont Into clogod soxslon,

fusod,

School hour ohnlrman a B.
| Gayland called a Bowness cone
alable und requealed bial Davig
he removed, When he refused to
lonve again he was escorted out
of tho meoting and charged with
crantlng ry dlaturbaned, pollee

SUI,

Pollo aile) Dnvle' ‘ust bi lo
wawee [hid home bub ho, returned to the
Wneoting and ngults rotor lo
lonvo,

Tho constible was again. Aake
od to romove, him and Wyle time
took him to hOMP volts, '

 

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BUATTLE («The  orackod

Friday I t# pleking up apoad on
calmor sot And prococding to~
ward tho Washington. Conat mM

‘about Wx knot,

The Const: Guard ron at
tho samo: thie! thd ou

math hind rendhod the Tendon
wind ta 4B-miat'eniw and ha f0=

 

Woved bho Canidian _Wantho
alilp Bt. Oabharing,

 

cd in ROMP cells to awalt heats.

portor for his. paper .whon thy].

frolghted P and T Trader. mld

“Board chairman eaten wall \ “
the moellng, was closed to tho |...

press peonuse: “the. board was |
discusging tnattors affecting pers.

gonalitics within the organiza:
ton. and we: thought:{b' wag dn

thelr Interogt-.that no publica ©, ot
tion of tho’ matter should. By ae

mndo, " : ang me

4 Srnec mene

“l He was asked to teuvo but tts] ap mei:

‘eo aba

Mts andar: Dougherty, 0
{| loligtine: tealdent: of thie. olby
atid mollbr of Mrs, George: Mit»
oholl, 938 Fifth Avonue Biat,'elled
in Oltawi curly thiy:mornigg ll.
hav boon Journed hare’ °

Born and, ralaed. tn kn torn
Canada, Mrs, Dovgherty cana.to’
Prijee 7)
hore unill:;1088;s Sho has boon
{uv poor health over alnee lonving
hore a.year ago to vinlt with hor
daughter, Norn: Daugherty, ne
Otlnwi,,

Mra, Douglitory.{y ‘wurvlved hy.
her huaband, «Md Doughorty, °
tiveo daughters, Mra, Ge ree
Mitchell Privo Ruport,. Se
ol Doug! ory! er Vancouver, atid
Nord Doughorly of Obbiwa,

A brother, Tn Diwaon of. pul .
Ary, Altai, ‘tind threo lator

 

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Dataoni, ‘botlt, ‘of Pie iy
York,. U,BA;;: wid: Mr) We te :
grany. {n’. Florida, ‘Banornd At -
vingamenita: hava: hot: yal ‘boon
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