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Despite §
hreats |

Troops Ready
For Violence
By ALLAN JACKS

NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP)
— British authorities
hanged tivo 23-yeur-old
Greek Cypriots today for
political shootings, The
death Sentences were car.
red out at dawn despite
international clemeney ap-
peals and the threat of
hlooly rioting on this
lense Mediterranean js.
land colony,

Michael Karrolls and Andreas !
Demetrious went to their deaths! |
ab Nicosia’s closely-puarded bigh 0 J
central prison. Greek Cypriots! (4, Sos
had throneged the island's’
churches praying for an th.’ ZACAWISKAYA,
hour’ reprieve whieh did not, Steps hack
come, :

Mhe pate were the first Grek.
Cypriots executed by the British:
authorities ina feht against the:
Near-old: viglence campaign for. mecting opening May 18,
Hnosis--union of Cyprus with) cos: 5 es

Greece, The British - Cypriot : PRINCIPAL SAYS:

fight has cost 92 other Hives an’ een omens

Cyprus,’ including 27) British’ ‘0 ° (

 

 

 

 

on her brood in the shed row
This photo by Harry Filion, E
representative, appeared in the

soldiers and 12. Cypriot police. |
men, ‘

Karaolis and Demetrious were
assured of martyydom in the eve: ’
of. Greek Cypriots and the.
Greeks, Karaolis was convicted
ef slaying a Nicosia police con. |
stable, Demetrious of shooting |
a British businessman who Tes:
cover sd.
IRUEISHE TROOPS REABY i

Feurlng a repetition here of:

the bldudy rlots-which killed at!members of the Booth Parent-Teacher association last |

wae “ vere, . 1 ek ‘ Pan
least four persons and injured: night, She oe
Uritish troops patrolled every js. Mr. Davidson said that a thor-
Jand community, ©ough investigation by himself
In Athens, Hews of the execue : and teachers with the assistance
(ions brought no immediate new i Of students who wished to clear
violence, but armed security fore. the name of the school, had dis-
es stood ready for new trouble, closed that there was no truth or
Word clashed through the elty foundation in any such claim.
after Athens radio broadcast the, The principal, although he did-
news, Barbed-wire barricades n't mention Che term himself,
had been thrown around the Brie was referring fo an alleged group
Mish embassy. and rolls of wire supposedly rallied Wie “Non-Vir-
were ready newr American distal- sda Club" waneh has been the
Jations for use Hf needed, subject of gossip for the past
Premier Constantine Kara. several months with resultant
minis, who denounced the Ath- worry to both prreats
ens clots as Communist-inspired, dents. Members were supposed
called ah emergency meetlnig of (o wear identifying clothes,
the Greek cabinet for lonleht. Mr. Davidson said he had been

Russia Should Get Chance
lt Sincere Says Churchill

yor AACHEN, Wet Germany tReutors)- Sir Winston Churehill

guid goday that it Soviet Russia ds sincere In repudiating the polis’

should be lowed to take her part ina truly Large seid that “Mp, Davidson

cles of Stalin, she
unified Furepe. ;
But he warned Chat in Whe “Heved that the yin theme of
naantine there should be ne salvation for Ewrepe should be
roloxmticn in the efforts of the che prend allianee af European
North Adlintle Treaty Ornandé-- powers inked with the Untted
ation, whieh he deseribed ay Sa States md Canada,
siiking produet and expressiog a
it ett wearted of war, de. SUCCTE AS TAPPENED
fermined to build Its own oegan- Churchill noted that he liad
yaticn diy osteh strength and not been fo Germany stiee the

power thal there will be peace Cotsdam conference at the close:

heneeforward.” of the wou da Teureps and meh
Peitaln’s warthn ceader was had happened in those Me years,
payline dis Hist visit to Germany vin feet in (he first two years
chee ms when he witnessed Rusti pareurd a potiey whieh
ner defeat. He wis awarded alivided hee from her allies,
Anebow’ Charlemagne prize, give We hive pew been told on
ey_every year since THO fo an Adeh Russtan anthovity (hat ft
outstandiag worker for Paros pwas the Stall pelles’ and Stalin
yon unity, ve Was Chen ollepowertl ts
' he OACULINGT! V ENC ded,
WARNS AGAIN teeta “There followed very speedily
He ANE TS TODS ie the Hkalin volley aw r=

eat tte witan of Chernin: ;
i Ta Malet onedintion between the Wellish
reunite ce

eydy . Common wealth and the United
Wi sti heen ey “ttle on the one hand, and the
mirth were Wwe tinyeges tee of Western Cheam
vet heute f Huropean | Hn Western Gernay
unity, af whieh German reat. nT He NAT
fealion Is we vital part, hy any ae TNs
rylalent stroke, PAL wis tadead an Historie
iy must avoid vlolenee, vent, I fect asa fo the farm.
Phe ooty nity Chere might ation of NATO, which now In-
he then isa mhtly of ashes celles noe less hin 1) counttles,
wait det.” Speaking of the post-Stalln
Churchill sekh noone cauld) ehanee, fe wns geld to see that
doubt Fhe wefulnes cof the Wess Poland: was already: tot mat.
fori Huraew Trnlan, the Coad feted by the ebanges th Wshin
pid Steel Coal ey vue the ontloak tlt have recently conve
commell af Puropes bit he hes (opines,
Tomy be Chit ober ehanpns
\W tl 2 WH follow, Caechoslovakin wi
The eatnet reeaver her freedom. Above al,
with amy perlads to. Ceemany will be reunited,
eto iE A Der "Toamay well be that (he arent

4 foye showers, | Mostly,
uy Friday, Cool, Winds wes. jisstes whieh perplex Ws...
im 1a frequently reaching: 2h peeuld.. be solved more easily

Hens "(o- Poem he rival hoes
Papen waters today, Lew toe than they ean

ght tl high Friday at Port peonfronting —eaeh other with
mal and Srndspit Med oe sieplefon and testliity so. Phat

pene Hupert Wend et Ay for Gace Pretare,”

diheedicthttabett itm intent at, th heeee wah he 0. a

 

A SEVEN-ycar-old thoroughbred racehorse, '
ar a bantam hen attacks him when he almost. steps

ken is a stable mascot. The horse ig

Non-existent at School’

There is no organized group in Booth Memorial: cling of 2,500,000,
High school “whese purpose is to foster delinqueney|France’s parliament Wednesday
hamong girl students,” R. H. Davidson, principal told

and stu-!

      

The Dey i ln

VOL, XLV, No, 110,

Great

Military”

By Russia

 

Urged Earlier.

| MOSCOW (AP)— Rus:
‘sia js reported preparing
@ ,to announce a drastic cut-
i back in conventional arms

'which may reduce her
{

at Vancouver’s Exhibition Park. ‘budget, =.
xhibition Park public relations | High Western diplomats in the
Vancouver Province. The chic- | Soviet capital predict that -the
in training for the race i Kremlin will proclaim a decision

‘to cut its armed forces to levels | 7

rrr suggested at the recent, stalmat-
ied East-West arms talks in Lon-
‘don. The cut, they say, would
jot be conditional on the West
Joining in,

; The Sovict delegate proposed
‘at the London talks that the
;armed forces of Russia, the Un-
,ited States and Red China be
‘limited {0 1,500,000 mon each.
‘The Western powers suggested a

Delinquency

Four visiting members of

are MR CE says

_ Published at Canada’s Most Strategic Pacific Port — And

PRINCW RUPERT, B.C, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1956

Start

Cut Planned

May Reach Level’ §

* armed forces to 1,500,000) @
men and slash her military |

 

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Frontier T is
cotlver.: (CP: Photo),

FROGMAN’S DEATH STILL MYSTERY, .

 

inight said they had been tipped
| by Forcign Minister Molotov and
party chief Nikita . Khrushchev
1

‘Hinally freed “to. speak on the portant decision which will be
subject because of the Viclous- | os noineed soon,”

* WAKE atflanh « + ; u . ,

veheor th tena wa the allened | The present Soviet government
~~ a oe apparently is not as apprehensive
group. Representations had been of war as was Stalin, who estab-
made he sid, that a “club” ex- ished the present levels, The
isted in whien girls were Tepu-- Ug. state department has esti-
ted to be asked to join to act Ini mated that Russia has some 4,
a plinned delinquent manner. : 599,000 men under arms wih 175
© He said that rumors and go-to 225 divisions ready for com-
culled “Facts” hid been tracked }bat. With advanees in atomic
duwn and found that there was , development, the Russian leaders
no truth in them and that they ; probably feel safe in reducing
were based on false rumors, jonventional arms,

' He told the Daily News today,! Her new manpower supply sap-
that while it had been found ;ped by the new five-year in-
‘hat (here wes no organizesd dustrial plan, Russia urgently
group p.arned to foster deling- Needs labor for her farms,

s

port,

As editorial writers fumed, the
Labor party prepared a personal
vole of censure against Prime
Minister Eden, to be issueddn the
House of Commons Monday,

 

 

vency, Within the school, he was; The U.S, has been cutting ils
pot denying that throughout the |armed forces since tt hit a post |
sity (here had been isvlated Ine War peak Of 9,685,054 In 1952 dur- ;
cidents where juveniles had got {Ins the Korean War, The gont
Lnemselves into trouble or had funder the administration's cule |
been delinquent, | back program ts 2,850,000 by June |

A month ago, when the Dist- j30, 1956,
Tiel 620 school board was asked
what di was doing about the so-
called ’elub," chairman R, G,

tt
a)
rn ee tne rene |

Two Mishaps

i
t

‘At CCC Mar

VAVOR SEPARATION
‘

“omtin a’incinge! Safety Record

and the school staff were Inves-
.Apating the rumors.”

» Membership voted mma ninveus-
j ly in faver of separation of |
junloresenor aigh schools, | Two accidents within the lest
The mee(lig also agreed (ha 24 hours sent two Columbla. Cell-
a hew high school should be ulose Company workers to hor
hut, The site suggested was -pital, marring the pulp and pa-
at the corner of Sixth Avenue oper company's record In Porest
nd Metride Street, diagonally -produety Safety Week, CCC of-
/oweross From Cyra Park, Helals renorted today,
Admitted to Prince Rupert
General Hospital shortly before
noon today was Willi EB, Sund-
berg, 25, of 720 Seventh Avenue
West, pilot plat assistant in the

IL oJ. Marehant was elected
president uf the assoelation to
Pstleeeed Mrs. TL , Mortimore,
Others elected were Mr, Davide
padi, honorary preshdents Mass tncan

' , ’ ' resoureh development deparl-
| Abort Lindseth, view-presidenty | pari

ment,
Mrs, Jehn ceaning, seeretaryy |

 

+ ‘Treated at hospital yesterday
Mrs, Yet Wong, Greasurery Nd vPemnoon and — release iY
Herbert Hughes, publlelty, Un Nd Feleused | was
\\ gm tl | Mr Sundbeg, welleknown In
(00 Year Helly baseball and baskotbal elrel-
‘plustle container in whieh water
Was belng Nented collapsed ho
reported aa “good,”
VICTORIA GTC. health ule | Mr, Mracek, a laborer with CCl
Only U2 eses of pollo Have hand when a large pleeo of Wino
aceurred Hy the provinge to date, rock alrepped onto dis hand
|
cdi as against two dn 100%, | Mthough the company. safely
“TE cortalnly tnoks good,” sald mark was shattered, Ded, Dox-
He sald tds hoped to dnoet> tag tts all-out campaign. stress
Tate 176,000 children between the ng safety conctousness at work

Prank Mracok, 42, of 921 Pest
js, Suffered second degree burns

For Pol
Of 0 0 nd hh releasing scalding
Helals are hoping Chis will be wo sinee 1050, suffered severe leer.
compared with 27 ab this tie while ho was unloading Une-
deputy health minister De GB well personnel superintendent
Hye Of Pye and up to grads Ooi Tne with other wood: praduet

 

The censure vote arose from
Rden’s refusal in the House Wed-
nesday—"In the public interest”

—to say what Lt.-Cmdr, Lionel:

Crabb was doing in the vicinity
of the Sovict ship, exactly who
sent him there, and how he met
his death tn the operation,

The Russian ship was the
erulser Ordzhonikidze, which
brought Premicr Bulganin and
Nikita Khrushchev here for a
state visit last month, Crabb's
mission took place the day it ar.
rived, April 19, in Portsmouth
harbor,

NO CONFIDENCE MEASURE

The Soctalists plan to foree. a

ed death by putting forward a
mMollon seeking
prime

Ing no confidence,
British

about the mystery,

belng taken.”

day held two Hite brothers, 7
nd §, nnd vecused (hens of tlleh-
He $1,200 from restaurant safe,
aicut, Don Laird, ehlet of the
pollee department's: youth bure
can, sald Chay as near as he could
Peee together the story, one or
the other walked ty and out of
the Malin Street Gate six thes
lo Bet the money, They wanted
to ly candy, Th was so fantas«
We that baed had them tell it to
W (ape recorder,

An older boy was thelr undo-
Ing, He told police the boys were
golng nvound with a lot of
money,

WANDERS AT WILL
Ladrd suld the brothers went

 

“Avenue Wost,
jto the fect and legs when op
van j Water over his feob and ankles,

| Anticipated | Mis condition in hospital was
“eoad" patio vent, [AUons to the back of his tert
last year, There hus been one voek i the company yards,
| Anaya Wednesday. tad the company was contin.
nls year, ‘plants wong (he const,

ae ah em te hm be Mi 1 he oe hd’ oh te he ch hah ALA kk klk ll kl kel

(on theatre to seen desse James

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nen cia

Key tothe Great Northwest

  

THE SKIPPER OF THE 28-foot fishing craft Frontier ‘I ‘sits

the rail of his vessel and refuses to talk. with: repor
lhe ship ran aground 4) miles: west of Vancouver. 'T
who declined to give his-name, stuck wilh the Fron
it was lashed.to the side of a tug and’ towed to’ Nanaimo,
He suffered cuts about the head and face in the. grounding “The.
registered In the name of Victor Wilkmat.of Van-

By Labor Party, Pr ess

LONDON (Reuters)—The .“frogiman. scandal”
has blown up into new headline proportions, with
black-type accusations against the authorities of send-
ing an underwater spy on a “bungling” and “recklosg-
ly foolish” probe under a Sovict warship in a British

 

 

 

 

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PRICE FIVE CENTS:

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_ {members ‘of. the seafarers inter
| national unton,-Two. pickets were |:
“) placed vat cach. ship

_|. MONTREAL 'G@—Crew members
mee | dezan. Jeaving.’a ‘ship in: Mont |’
fee | ceal harbor today shortly. afte; |”
4 | the‘noon ‘strike deadline, herald~|
‘ling -a“ walkout: that” eventually
“|may tie..up: all ‘Canadian: ship-
-|ping on the Great, Lakes and St.|
8 (Lawrence. rivers ee eh
-}; A-union: official :of the, Sea-|
mm | (arers. International: Union *ap-|"
Z| peared at the ship, the Edwin,T.|...
{Douglass,-and helped crew, mem-
a ibers’to pack’ duffle. bags.° ‘The
| three then lett
-|tomobile.: os.

» LAFLY on Legal Strike.”

_.{men as he enteFed the

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‘The: walkout: involyed 66. men, |

dat cach. ship... A: union.
spokesman: said" the ‘ships . were

 

{the: only..ones: atthe lakehead.|.
-{ About 14: ships*eleared’.the pori}
"| Wednesday.

 

  

the pler in an au-

, Some distance away two sail-

‘lors: appeared carrying cardboard |

placards which read:.“SIU-(CLC-

~. Karlier ii’ Montreal,: union and:
shipping, company. Yepresenta-
tives met today with a federal
government mediator... gc:
EB. Macatley Dillor
the: seven-company

     

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IM aa kepenty:

SRAR

FORT WILLIAM (CP)—Gi
-|loading ships went on strike ‘at noon toda
jare owned by.N. M, Paterson and'Sons Lt

 

    
  
 

 

    
  

 

   

 

of Lake: Carriers, tol

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The prime minister’s carcfully
worded statement, which: arous-
ed’ fresh remarks that the sec-
ret service was behind the inel-
dent, angered opposition :mem-
hers, who tried unsuecessf ully to
force an Immediate debate, .

“MISSING, PRESUMED DEAD"

Ten days after Crabb made his
ill-fated dive, the Royal Navy an-
nounced that he was “missing,

presumed dead.” Ever — sinee,
newspapers and public have

speculated and theorlzed. .

Two main rumors persist; That
he was killed or kidnapped. by
the Russians who found him spy-
Ing on thelr naval equipment, or
that he was killed accidentally
while protecting the cruiser from
any attempts by antl-Communist
fanaties 4o attach explosives to!

 

debate on the frogman's presum-. The

i Mirror says of the prime minis
aeut In the | tor's statement: “This is the big

minister's salary — the cover-up for a big political blun-
fechniea) procedure for express: | dep,

jelatlons has been done.

newspapers bitterly truth eansdo no more damage.”
erlleled Eden for keeplug silent:

The only fiets he gave the happened to muddy our improves
House were that he and his mins: ine relations with Russia, Tt will
isters had nob been eonsulled not
whoubt the nussion and that Cape dence in Brilleh han
propriate diselplinary stops were: falis ... by these hush-hiwh

iis hull,

mass-clreulation “Dally

The damage to East-West,
The

The Labor party's Daily Herald
says: “Nothing worse could have

Jnereage Ameria cont.

ling of af-

-yroonr in -a‘downtow

cee nee Hat “the Soviet government is}. % ef mo Lil eT a Cavy. re :
‘at this moment taking a very imn*

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some ships, 2-3 9) Se 6.
“ Some 2,000 scamen ¢ rd’ 6
ships operated: by’ two’ compan:

opened» 70°
_ The meeting ( H
Car] Goldenverg, Montreal. law-

between the association and the
Seafarers’ International Union,

al Banks, Canaan. director
of the SIU, headed an cight-man
union negotiating committee at
the meeting, Mr, Dillon served
as the spokesman for the assoct-
ation, . .

The appointment of Mr, Gald-:
enberg came amid appeals from
western farmers for a Jast-min-
ute effort to avert a Great Lakes
strike, -

Banquet Venue
Now Altered

A change in venue for the pre-
season banquet, sponsored by the
Prince Rupert Senior Baseball
Association, was announced this
morning by Arthur Murrhy, as-
sociation baseball commissioner,
Banquet, scheduled for 6:30
pm, Friday with Dick Beddoes,
Vancouver sports columnist as
guest speaker, has been switehed
from the E)s'’s Home to tho
Broadway Cafo, Mr, Murray sald
Films of the 1966 World Series
will also be shown, The assocl-

 

 

tactles," .

Seven and Fight-Year Old Boys Held
After $1200 Filched From Safe in Cafe

TOPEKA, Man. (= Poliee (o-;

movie, The older boy wandered
Into the eafe noxt door looking
for on washroom, '

With the placo full of customs
ers, tha boy walked through the
dining room, Into the busy kitelh
on, and up a slalyway Into the
cafe offiee,

Thoro were ‘somo half-dollars
ont table,

Ho went bark to the theatre
and told Wis younger brother,
Me little boy wont over und gob
about $100,

Thoy told some older boys they
mot In the theatra, The older
boys told them to go for moro,

"They threatened lo toll the
cops If we didn't do tt" Latrd
quoted the elght-yenr-old,

So the younger boy went back

 

 

itlon hopos to make tho pre-
sonson banquet an annual cvont,

to the restuurant, this timo dis
covering that a safe in the of-
flea was unlocked, Ho abustod
is pockots with bills, Y

Sovoral trips later tho brothers
hid about $000 In a stalrway non
the theatro, Thoy sald thoy
turned the other loot ovor to tho
oldor pair and wont with then to
bury db

Lalvd sald $583 was rocovorud,
morally from the stalrway, Whov
the boys took him to tho spot
Whore the other monoy Was sup.
posed to bo, It was gone,

Vootnote! Laird said ho loft
the room onco while the boys
word talking to the tape record.
or, When ho camo back, his
desk lind boon rifled,

,

aboard: 63}

ies involved in the wage’ dispute]. L4G
were scheduled to’ walk. off- thelr}.
Jobs. 2%. hours ‘after. the. talks .

“was’valled by H.|.
yer appointed by the federal Ja-|

bor department Wednesday to!
act as mediator in the dispute

Ishi
erles Ltd., vessel | Haida Girl
which was saved) from morte’ exe
tensive damage “by. the speedy
action of Armour Salvage'Ltd.
~The. Halda Girl went agroy
on a reef at the north en
Coast Island, not far’ froin ‘Per

day. 2 re a
Dispatched to the. scene:
vage Wg F. H.. Phippen re
al 5 pm, that the Haldg
had rolled over on her s !
the receding. tide ‘and a‘ lgege
boulder had pushed up thraygh
Her bilge, a

The tug Kalen 1, ski
Capt. Henry Hansen, t

so

the:
of the grounding and as soon: as

pumps were started, The sale.
vage crew managed to koop: the.
Halda Girl dry dosptto a modor's

ed both boat and dorrick, Rk»
tensive waler damage. to. elie

trienl equipment whieh would

tho ‘i-fopt soiner was floate
free of the reel and delivered.,to

Whe the Kniont wus Mangini
by. the Unlda Glrla Cana

tho Kalen 1 reached hor, and:

offletals sald damage to tha! dys

glue roo was oxtimalod wh. Bde
Lwcon $200 and $300,

 

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Gigi

Max Sievert of. the Arniour Gale >

Sal ‘
erted
"oi witee
Ide with. -

AN : .

pperod yi

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Armour derrick No, 1 to: the'plle 3
tho tide began. rising“ agalh. a

ato wostorly swoll which votnds

Halda Cirl’s ougine and oled-. :
result from flooding way avoided,
Ab 12:30 Wedinowday moral ons

MeLoun’s Shipyard about’ 10:
TAM, co ay cae

Bomb Test:::

Cag.
ae

hes
tty

lay
ishing Cor Tbe, gllinettor, tye

Porcher 70, caught flro nodrby. bg,
Tho blaze, result of a backfire’
wis Well vider way by tho time -

helped oxlngulsh the blaze with © o. ”
hor CO2 equipment. Company |

poy mane a
ANOAND U8.8, MOUNT Mee
KINLEY, Veldlny UheAn He!

enrly today was postponed as:
w fow houry boldro