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Meet he Canadian Press
Bepersons died in high-
Becidicnts throughonr
map Columbia during! &
meek ond,
Ba were xitied in an ace |
Holy Mmght near Cin | ES
Bp vier persons died in
Hioity Near Witham |
suung girl was killed j
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me Oliver hospital Sunday
fae, received in the Oso-
Mes The crash occurred
Behe same day. Four other

Published at Canado’s Most Strategic, Pacifle- Port _ And Key.to the Great

VOL, XLIV, No, 184,

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C, MONDAY, AUGUST

 

Of H-Bomb
Stressed

Messages Sent
- By US., Russia

By FRANK CAREY

dian scientist Homi J.
Bhabha today opened the
first international! atomic
energy conference - with

Way may be found to har-

Peaceful Use}.

GENEVA (AP) — In| $"

ithe prediction that the! }

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DRUGS

WECTORTA) B.C,

Pete Wallace, further told;
Cummissloner Reginald H. Tup-
per, that he had never discussed
any payolf ‘arrangements with
any policeman... *,

Wallace had been named early
at the hearing Inquiring into
charges of graft In the 750-man
Vancouver police force, as the
man who had made a series of
$500 payoffs to.-Det.: Sgt. Lon.
Cuthbert. Ce

‘Cuthbert, former head of the
&ambling squad, was in the wit-
ness -box for six days, during

Protection Refused:

4

* :
we

\
h

For Key Witness”

+

| VANCOUVER (CP)—A. former city gambler

| loday denied before a royal commission here that.he
had paid off Police Chief Walter. Mulligan in ‘return:

for protection of his bookmaking practices, = 1054":

 

Sot for 11 g.mn, Tuesday, has béen
postponed indefinitely, - ROMP
officers said. noe

’.The postponement ‘cama {ls
towing a report that Whelan,Hael
a mysterious visilor minutes be}.
fore he, was found st:

Friday morning.

 

ness the titanic energy of |
the hydrogen bomb for
peaceful use,

Bhaba, president of the 72-
country sctentific parley, said

which he swore repeatedly, that
he had taken payoffs from Wal- a
Jace and had shared them “on .
.| & 50-50 basis” with Chief Mulli-

+ gan: CE eas Bis
NEVER MET CUTHBERT

® ame | i? LS
Exhausted Shirley Campbell is held by
couch Max Hurley in this dramatic photo taken after Shirley's
iwttemp! to swim across Lake Ontario failed, She was pwled from
the water 22 hours, 27 minutes after she set out from Youngs.

mr suvered minor mn.) me i
men the car rolled four
meter lutting @ curb,
night an unidenti-
howus killed near 142-

 

pion the Cariboo high-
meet truck and passen.
Beolkded. ‘Iwo other per-
¢ injured,
mein in a passenger cai
boll a highway near Lac
¢, One man was killed
Bother shaken up, ROMP
ae all names,
mm J. Wiltshire, North
meer carpenter, was killed
P Ottawa persons in-
me West Vancouver Sun-
Awhen their car went
pntrol, :
paid Elwool McQuarrie;
Baath gn hig prand-
yy. McFall, 63, suffered
fauies Both are from

in brrammed a wall at the
me irad-end street, leaped
mierand hit a rock, The

a “The purpos nel! visits ;
Be hs vrandfather were | The purpose of thelr visits th

a

ae elon, newlyewed Mr,

Be Edward Wiebe of Whal-
ASseaped uninjured, but

Re eyiicon pling “Hit a’

mae a’ was. extpralvely
a Saturday on’ the: tent
Bhor honeymoon whan
me} nake a corner on
eel Penveton road,
oe (ie border, one man
Kovnel tone RG mes ine
me Sandpoint, Idaho,
Bol the dead man was
US. Stite Patrol,
7 Sherffl Robert Bort
he was riding In ear
BC men, Emanuel
of Salmo and Fred
Be! Urince Cearge, when
me was Involved Ina
me sion. Bight parsons
Tad one man killed,
persons wore hurt
By lo interview, Five
me he second ony, all
Se Wash, suffered cute
as

+n mts nee tena

inlet Gets
10 Fine,
Bix Months.

Hee tna Hiquor aup-
mn Vebruary of
oe: daha Vandal, 697

we Wert, plotted
ys morning ty pollee
ther hare of at:
a) Vili) With an intox.
etl way fnods $300 wand
Be!) lett af payment
"six months In Jatt,
B''l they pnd arrested

N posseadion af liquor

“hid heen told thal.
rh obtalned gat the

"Mt Steam Bathe, A

I the HOMO reverted

Muar, Vanelnl, pulleo

| Mechurge of tho prem

De ty Pollea court
Mh HeeweaynakE, whe
bly fo driving on

eel duly gy without
inn MENON. The ne
"as delving without
| whoa Cir wont off
f Wis fled $80 and
TeTuut wpmtenced to
iil tall, Honry Nauar,
if RUIILY to tort of

“Wl Mokwon Auguat

ml SUH conta OF
Hh ry

Y imohth in jul!

town, N.Y,

To Pay Vist

dert Winters’ plans to’ make a,
trip to the northern BC, const |
In September, while Transport |
Minister George Marler js sched. :
uled ta come here in October,
Mr. Applewhatte sald.

 

iWHI be to bring themselves up to
idate on the tmportant Indus-
itiiad developments out here and
to study certain projects that
are of concern to thelr particu.
luy departinents,” Mr. Apple-
whalte explained:

He recalled that Mr. Winters
made a shnilar trip fou years
ego, while for Mr. Marler it will
he the first visit since his ap-
polntment to the cablnet.
ON-SPOT-STUDY

“Mr. Marler is particularly:
Anxtous to make an on-the-spot
study of the proposed alrpart for
Dighy Island," Mr. Applewhalte |
anid, This has reeelved a oud
deal of careful considerition tn:
Ottawa over the past several
months and, without induletng
Iu too much optimism, believe
the prospects look most promis-
die nt this point

He expressed the ape that the
lly would do everything pos-
Shle to show ts readiness to
support the project and would
continue ta stress the need for
an alyport on its own merita.

Commendng on the overall
pieture for north-contral B.C,
Mr. Applewhnite said the epi
lon di Ottawa was that le was
“extraordinadly yood.!

He polnted to the Frobisher
profect for the ARM nen and
the Grande mining dedetop-
mont ab Stewart as sources df

Ground Party
Presses Searci)
For Lost Plane

AVENNETEC 0b An ROAR
around part continued jes seqreh
loday th the Monigatagin area
of northwestern Manitoba tora
Ted Jet trainer milasiag fron
tho inl! Man, atatlon sineg
July gb, .

ROA offlelals sald the grained
xonreh, condueted hy tlt. Lt W,
A. Dragin of Vancotver, covered
four atripa 249 inflog tong and
100 yarde wile cdiring the work.
ond without uneavering any
Wace of the plane, piloted by FO
Th W, Wrlaty, 18, of Vietorin,

Moanwhile, Uvred bonta werd
wohoduled to coptinue tony to
tow mine dotoatora through 44
foot of wator near where an oll
allek waa found on Lake Wtnils
pee near KEIR lalnniel

 

 

 

(CP Photo}

Two Cabinet Ministers

t To City

Two federal eahinet ministers will visit Prince
Rupert this fall, E, 'T, Applewhaite, MP, said here!
today on his return from Ottawa.

; Pot mene ean oe mtrnantcnnmmeeere | PEACE Program now being worked
Publlc Works . Minister Ro--

new activity-baat. will stiniitite
trade and employment liv “this
whole section of B.C,
CONCERN FELT

Mr. Applewhalte added, how-
aver, that concern was felt over

Within the next 20 years.

"When that happens,” he said,
“the energy problems of the
world will truly have been
solved forever, for fuel will be as
pientiful as heavy hydrogen in
the oceans."

The opening session aso re-
celved a message from President
Eisenhower, whose historic ad-
dress before the United Nations
General Assembly: in Decomber,
11993, inspired the atoms-for-

out by the international organ-

 

 

lention and the present. confer-
| ence, '

i The message, |
brought by chatrman Lewls L, |

president's

such a solution might be found:

RESTS AFTER ATTEMPT
tea during breakfast after
cessful attempt to swim Lake

— Shirley Campbelh takes a cup’ of
regaining strength from her ungue- -

In answer to commission
counse) J. G. A, Hutcheson, who
asked If the gambler had ‘ever

 

Ontarlo, The 19-year-old chal-

Jenger had hoped to break the record of 20 hours and 46 minutes

held by Toronto's Marilyn Bell,

lake.

Agriculture Out Of Step Liens
With E ( on omy.S 1 is Walls vWalicce tia the test he Knew

‘about’ elther™-theatsctigglan' oF

the only person: to conquer the
. (CP Photo)

Special To The Dally News ‘per cent of thelr cash Income

pun | TERRACE — In the midst of )28 ‘net’”. The cost of production
ray commnleen eae the (relatively Prosperous Umes inj! BC. ts 22 per cent higher than

¢ difficulty of shipping com-| Amerlean pledge to “help find Canada, agriculture today finds

its st! st
panies In maintaining: profitable | ways by which the miraculous self out of step with tha rest

perations along the coast. Re-jlnventiveness of man shall not

;be dedicated to his death, but
consecrated to his Ife."
Wns due the post office depart.

ferring to the Union Steamship
{ie-up, he sald a word of pratse

ment for ensuring that isohited
polnts werd not deprived 6f thelr
mail delivery,

“Within a week of the the
that regular shipping’ stopped,
these polnts were boing served
hy an) Improvised ‘system of
Wunes, packers and other ear:
ners," he said. “But getting
thelr heavier suppiles to them
SUI remains a serous problem.”

Post Office
Robbed
Of $100,000

TORT COQUITLAM—
A wide-scale manhunt was
organized by ROMP today
following the theft. of
more Chan $100,000 in cish
and money orders in one
of the largest post office
robberies ine Canadian
history, '

ROMP salt the thieves broke
inte the Pork Coqyllam post
Offlee around 3 funy foday and
carted away a ante contalnding
ahowt $100,000 In notahoed
money ortors, Cnegottitble afler
forgery), $14,400 In money ordors
of varlous denaminations, and
$1,450 In cash,

About hail of the notediod
Maney —ordera and $4,000 in
HlAInps Were recovered = whon
pollen fond “Whe. safe, a. tow
milled from this Fragen Valley
ralll town, 1h miles ont of Vane
COUVON,

Holle alt they bolloved a
tuck had been wed to tran
port the anfo after Uhloves hud
ralned entry Into the pout office
tarough a rear whadow,

ese tonne 0 wre renete Oe BERENS tenet

~ WEATHER -

Qtaudy wilh © fow showers
today and Tooxday, Bunny per-
jorls In the agtornoons, Renny.
Ina cool, Light woaterly wihds,
Low tonlght and igh lonorraw
at Port Wary, Bradapit and
Pr'ner Rupert 62 and 60,

‘

(he UN, which Is

Recalling his address before

sponsoring this
conforence,. Eisenhower declar-
cdi “The atom stands ready to
become mun's obedient, tlreless
servant, 1 man will only allow
it."

Th other messages sent hy
world leaders, Premier Bulyanin
sid Russian hoped the confer.

 

uses of atomle onorgy,”

In London, Prime Ministor
Kuen described the ‘conference
AW a “aplondld oxnmple of world-
Wide co-operation for poaceful
purposes," French Premier Ed-
kir Faire sald he hoped “peace.
ful compotition" tn the dovelop-
ment of atomle energy would
Improve wortd Uving standards,

Prime samiater Nehru of India
Who sont’ a message in which
he sald the conference would,
“t hope, turn pooples’ minds
al more from the evil aspect
of the misuse of this areal force
Which Ins cume Into man's
honda and show the way to
Peacofl progres and co-apore
allon.”

OORT ONY RENNES rR EOIEE we mca

Man Charged
After Shooting
OF Young Boy

MERRITT, WG. Bobby
(Muateh) dnlara, 14, was abeb ti
tho heck ane Jack Calrens, 40,
charged with attomptod miurctor
hore Welday night following an
onrauntor for which ROMP sald
thoy could (ind no motive,

Tho boy wax reported in qood
condition today in Nicol valley
koneral hospital, '

Pallea santa young Sahara was
On horseback, pathor ng the
fiumily cows on the outakirts of
tho ally whon “Calrons entled
Nin over. Ho pointed a gun at
tho hoy and the ahvoting aoe
curved.” ROMP antl thoy did nat
know what lad to the ahooling
ha “tore wos no argument.”

Onlrona wor due to appenr an
the attempted murder charge
Lhils afternoon, Pollee wore holds

 

 

Ing A BB-nntibre fle.

.

of the country's economy, mem-
bers of the Terrace Farmer's
Institute were told Saturday last.

Speaking to the Institute was

‘Charles E. 8, Walls, secrotary-
inanager of the B.C. Federation
of Agriculture, here on the first
leg of a province-wide tour far
the purpose of

river bank crosion,

investigating

“Our trouble” said Mr, Walls,

(“partly stems from the fuel that
In all of North Amerien ‘we are
now In the midst of a tranaldion
enee would mark “an Important! period from a
ftep toward the development of ‘rural economy to
ternational sclentific co-oper-'the malaly industriad nations,
allon In the fleld of the peaceful ‘This, history shows us, ly a tran
allion which most of the alder
nations passed through over
contury ago,"

predominantly
that of beeom-

Although iho cast tneome of

B.C, farmers has remained tairly
stable over the past five years,
there still Is a fectlng of dissatla.
faction among the majority of
BO. farmors, he said,

“The answer les tn our ‘net

Income’ said Mi. Walls, “for
last year, afler paying for feed,
firm help, taxes and xe on, the
farmor hind only a 38 per cont
not Income," "In the same porlod
eros all Canada,” continued.
Mr, Walls, “farmors averaged 64

Salmon Catch
{Improving

Improved catches o¢ pink and
humpback anlnion are reported

by the Domfnlon Flahorles office
hore with 60 solnera In Opden
channol averaging $00 {sh up

WNtH Inab ‘Thursday while eatchos
from another 10 solnors have

Averaged 100 flah, mostly pinks,

Mshormen report a good run

Of Numpbaaks through Ogden
channol, and there is some ine

PrOVOONE Hh other arean, A Sow

sookoyo are alll] bolng caught

although the season ty over, {tls
roported,

POE Ot eee NNN ENNY Ot hone tee ss fp pre

Socreds Name
Candidate |

WLLOOET, RO. wm — Don

Robinion, an engineer, an the
Pacltlo Gront Baatorn rallway,
Wo Nominated hore Saturday
Ne tho oolnt Orodit candidate
In the Lillanet constituency by-
election,

 

 

 

 

 

that of Canadiqn farmers ag a
whole, and this {s the major
problem that B.C. farmers have
to contend with,
~The auswer, ho sald, lles partly
In obtaining parity prices tor
agriculture, but parity prices
should not be confused with floor
prices, ° '
"Prices supports," sald Mr,
Wails, “properly applied can
prevent excessive ups and downs
In farm prices to the advantage
of producer and consumor,"
“Most Important ‘of all, BUD.
port prices generally should be
eatablished at stop loss levels go
that In no sense will they be an
Incentive to Increased produce
Hon and the amassing of unsalo-
ible surpluses." “However,” cons
Unued Mr. Walls, "it tg my per-
sonal belief that price support
Ww ut best a temporary palitatlve
ani (al any long term policy of
Improving agriculture’s postition
eannot saloly he base on Coy.
ernment subsidy"

“One of the prinelpal factors
hoking back agrieulture tn thts
country,” he sald, “ts the lack
of un adequate system for farm
fnanelng,"

In the province of Brith
Columbia the net Income per
farmer fash year was $2,000, yot
the average enpltal Investment
Wis $16,000, “Ad yet,” sail Mr,
Walls, “present lending agencies
altompe to handle farm loans on
tho samo bnals that they employ
for other commoreial loans,

“He mnity atirprlae you to knew"
he sald, “that out of 24,000 far.
ork WN ALG. onmlmost 1,000 ful}
Into the category of part-tline
farmers.” Ho pul this dawn to
the fact thay whitat most of them
re oxperlenced formers tt dy
necoasary for theny lo work oul
on athor Joba th an attempt to
hilld up the neeessiry eapltal
In order (a farm properly on a
full Une bass,

 atttietnitinitenemnee: sina ee

Man Unharmed

In Fishboat Fire |!

A flahorian exoupod without
Injury and only ininoe daninge
won Caitaed this morning ina
fire ab G68 an. aboard a gill.
otter tod up at the Nome Olt
Co, tack,

Ownor Choater Holton wag ate
pemipting to Aart the motor of
tho fahboat Marlene Ann when
Q bnck-flnah started on Ciro
abourd (ho vassal, Clty tre doe
artinont waa alorted but Nole

mn put ont the firo with a one

‘ban dloxtde axtingulshor ho onre

rloa aboard the hang,

met Cuthbert to pay him: $500
ae bottles of whisky, Wallace:
Sade
| “I never made that kind ‘of
{money in'my life, No.1 never
met ‘Cuthbert at any time: to
Fay:him any money, ae
“Was there ever ‘a discussion
with Cuthbert concerning ‘a Pay-
off or dividing the city into east

that he was supposed to have
pald Cuthbert money was what
he read in the newspapers,
PARSLOE ILL

Earlier this morning a request
that a key witness be placed
under protective custedy “WAS
dented. today by Commissioner.
Tupper, - "

Terry Parsloc, 48-year-old so-
stay softieet for the Powell
Riva ,Edinpany, And, ., former
ROMP stat *Sothenint, Was" to
Reve been the first witcss but
liiness prevented his appearance,

“E request he be ordered Into
protective custody,” sald Nell
Flolshman, counsel for Ray
Munro and the Toronto tablold
Flash, *

“Lam dn receipt of such tn«
formation which © have turned
over to the ROMP," Flolshman
told Mr. Tupper,

“1b 1S outeite my. power — to
ouder him into protective: cus.
tay," weplled — Comminsianer
Tupper,

(NQUEST POSTPONED

Meanwhile pottce were check:
ind a new dovelopment, in the
death of Supt. Harry Wholan.

The Inquest Into the offteor's
death, which had originally been

Outlook Good
For All Crops
Around Terrace

Special to The Dally News

TERRACK «= Crop prleoa for
tho remaindor of the your niay
be lower than Inst year, the Ter.
rnoo Marketing Board waa told
it Ha laa mooting,

Spoaking to tha meollng wag
Willlam Brandis, dearalary-mnane
ager of the hoard who ante, how-
Over, gonoral conditions should
favor nn onay disposal of all Tor.
Haco crops ag Kitimat and Prince
Rupert should bo able to absorb
Much of the local produce,

Th A general management res

View, Hi. Shaw, chalrman ante
tint in hie oploion the Proper
funotioning of the markéting
honrd yoquired sufflatont pro.
duco to supply the market and
Koad cosoporatlon fron all mome
bors, Without thoxe condptlons,
he anid, 0 board of management
Would bo wnablo. to operate, .
» Mombora'felt that whilo there
Word atlll many ditficultles to
Overcome In the fuluro, the oute
look for farmors in tho Torraco
Wren and tho suqcoastul. opern
Hon of the marketing board,
vonnniios to look antlatnctory’

A.vola of confldanes iy the
reaont vonrd of management

and west?” asked Mr. Hutcheson, |X

Police said Saturday:
a former Winnipe Man...
victim of a savage beating
here Juhe “12,\"has be
threatened: by: ader:
world,

Police’ ‘sal

“men A
backers. 8 oe Ce oe
The ‘five, committed for teal So
In higher court on ohargestbt
attempted murder ard Robe be.
Tromblay, 32; Lucien Mayer, 40!
Charles: Talbot, 36;. Jamas: Mal-
gren, ‘28, ‘dnd’ Marcel Frendlte,

24, all of Vancouver, 3"
ie
. 4

Mrs. Kinna said In ae
vibw that“two men vialted:
home, Wednesday and told’ ei.
thoy “represented 8 cartaly
party.” ree
‘They told hor to see her.idh We
In hospital and toll him to Mops
get about testifylng: or. your A
know what. will happen!’ "ss 2
Sho sald thoy had returned te =f
following day and offered to pay:
Her son $2,000 If he refused th me
teatity, ee
Kinna, who: buttered: . tw’
broken logs ant other injurids
In the honking, was ay

quietly from hogpital Friday, He

had beon under police guatd. it Lo
the elght ho
horpital,

Sommerenarensnnettn oe temmeeeen terete ee!

Weoks ho wad:

X. eh
Percy Stanley:
Funeral Held.
Punoral nervioos for ag :
Blaniey, 3d-yanr-ald Kinoolilh
fIahorman, who was drowned "|

last December | when thie tahe
boat Porcher a6 foundered In a.

Q0-mile-nnshour gate ott ty
Point, 19 nitles northwes ‘Ot
Princo Rupert, were held Satur
day wllanoon ak Ferguadii'y «
Funoral tome, ey

Mr, Blojiiy's remuing. wore),
discovered Maroh, a8 and Word |
forwarted to UBC toy aludyys.
“Union Bay 8. Prooklor otlls
diated wl the servied at whith
(ho hymns “Jess Saviony PHA
Mo” and “Rock of Ages: wore
stig, Me

Nestdes hia wile, Ramonay: jig
ls survived by four song, arty
Wiltredl, Witham Sword, Matyin
Thomas, and Huborl” Perayy
five daughters, Row Oarol, Mary
Loutay, Wilnn May, Wiinltred
Phovbe and Frances Corteuddy
alg W brother Murphy Blartteyss

Mr. Blantey waa oro of tithe
mon bond the, Porcher.-6¢°
When (t waa driven as q ho
pel Olnyton, 43, owner of He’
bout wan nluo loxt ond fils
Feast Daconbor 98. 0h
Third Grew member, Hawa
fineeln, 80, clung to senaat
hn oher 66 fur 14. hours Was
is 0 I Was reacted by. ¥
ng:

 

ollowed w longthy dlacuasion of
marketing hoard pronurturay,° *

 

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