4 ust 21, 4954

ROW'S.

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paar Time)

16.0 feeb *
19.2 feet
5.2 feet
8.3 feet

rit RE? why, Ws only me, , my elt, " says: Kilty,

br. The young Minneapolis fellne had Jumped up ona mirrored table p nd got

pt her own reflection.

hful Thrill-Killers Cringe,
h Faced With Victim's Body

i Brooklyn's!
Bling feonagers, :
pout thelr deeds |
med sick and
b sight of one of
Blims.

over for Jack
ld leader of the!

F He wept when |

msday with the
fsoaked body of
Fand told detec-

;

who two: days
edly given police
ying and other

me thie night -ee-4 ¢

A

pe he told them:
5a supreme ad

Fto identify the
aMenter, 34, who -
ais killers in a:
Monday night.

Mothing of the

| fter the four

hade

Plant:

or the construe}
Bluctlon plant in

Prince Rupert
Operitive Asso-
n started a Co.
id this morning,

where dhe plan’

aay cleared and
rent has been
Bells, assistant |
of the PRECA

f! that he had
Co-Op official
* (he baller fur
er equinnient
Bed und is Mit.
{im Sin Fran-

pile driving has |:

Dit Pile Driving
pee Rupert, Mr,

0g that- Mittman had told them
Bh four youths:
‘on Brookivn

bla, that’s him,” ne said quick-

‘youths were ar: rested early Tuts-
iday on an assault complaint and
told of beating and torturing a
man and throwing him into the
East river.’ Police ‘recovered the
body. = \
Koslow, lean, and mustached,
;Was the first to: be shown: the
brulsed and ‘bloated — figure.
stretched out on the pier. He
turned. pale and: whimpered: .

away from. here, before I faint. "

husky’: Melvin: “Mittinan, 1s
a strained: ‘and | ‘tearful voice *
8, that's the. ini:
we" ‘threw 4 Ante: tho river.”
Police sreported only two days

 

“he liked to pummel the gang’s
victims “to see how hard I could
hit.’ :

Jerome Lieberman, 17, , answer:
ed police questions grimly,. but

‘there were tears in his eyes. He):

bent over the hody and then
iquickly jerked hack. “Yes, that's

’ “Yes,” that’s. the man, Take me .

Brought, to: the scene next. wast
of

-{terlor points and:in thé Cariboo:

 

ving.solyed’ ‘the mystery be- |

 Poljce thus. ‘far Say, they: have
learned of nine attacks. ‘bv, the
gang, Including ‘the ‘death of
Menter and another man. 2hefn-
hold Ulrichson, a .43-year-old
steeplejack. They also. admitted
lashing two girls. with a leather
whip and beating. up’ five “men
encountered th Brooklyn parks
according to the ‘police.

i ging
over an inch ¢ of. ‘ralth tothe area
ina six-hour poriodi: Light rain
was dlso reported.” through: the
night from several southern {n-

In contrast the. notthern aréas

tinue over the southern, half of
the province today: ‘with clear-
ing looked for on Baturday. A
storm now . moving southward

 

(Wy

The Inst and youngest of the
four, 15-year-old Robert Trach-
tenbet#, remarked: “I think
that's the gyy.”

Police sald the gang fell upon
Menter jn the park,. beat him
and burned the soles of his feet
with elgarets and then marched
him to the river,

An autopsy showed he died

from Alaska will bring an end to
the sunny weathor in the norlly
and showers are foretast for
that area lomorrow.

Forcenst: valid until mnldnight
Saturday. - .

JNorth Coast Regton— Sunny
today, Increasing cloudiness this
evening becoming. overcast. by
midnight. Light shin Saturday,

 

Fistierwoman.”
Found. Dead

Near Floats. -

Cororter Called |
From Terrace e

‘The’ “boly of well: lesiown
commercial fishery woman, |
Jessie - Jensen: “of}:
| Dodge Cove,. Digby Islarid, |:
was found this morning on].
the. shore near the federal},
government. floats beyond :

Mis.

the drydock.

The dead- woman, described]:
‘by police as being about, 40 years}

old, was found on the rocks 25].

yards west of the floats. Police]:

say that apparently. the body

had heen left there by the tide].

a¥ iL went out,

The discovery was made by on:

unidentified commercial fisher-
man. who phoned - police. Her

 

. the jumbo-sized. trio for

. The Legion-sponsored show will

death is. thought to have: 0c]; ,

curred overnight as itis re-|-
ported: she was-seen ‘as. late as ,

yesterday. - +

Police substantiate this theory.
“| saying that the body. did. not. ap-
“| pear: to. have been in the water |

ed to have relatives
tarlo.
dicas Jensen, died-in 1952.

~ Larry Pr ruden, coroner from
Terrace. is expected in Printe
Rupert this afternoon to hold'an

‘{inquiry. Coroner George Dawes

is at present in eastern Canada.

The’ body was taken’ to BO. |

Undertakers.

Ocean Falls Man.
Gets Hard Labor

An Ocean Falls man was found
guilty yesterday on a charge of,

gross indecency and sentenced,

by County Court by Judge W, 0.

Her ‘husband, Olaf An-! :

 

ve !
~eyed:as workmen unloaded:
gaily. colored trucks and:'set

 

| VANCOUVER’ (PLAN official |
“1 of the B.C. fisheries department
says sockeye salmon catches off
the .west coast of ‘Vancouver Is- |
land may Indicate.a large run on
the Adams) River, :
. The sockeye are being caught
by troliers’ daily, although | the
| fish don’t usually take a lure. |

The fisheries. official said

| Thursday ‘that. such: conditions

indicate a large number of the
fish inthe area, and added that
the Adams River. run’ may arrive
in the Straits of Juan ‘de Fuca
during the next, week.

Fishing in the Actiye Pass
area was reported as good, al-
Ithough the Georgla Stralt catch
was considered “light.”

r parents, at, Cees opening of the’ Odyson Circus. will. be
such as “this ‘by these ‘three: trained’ elephants, iCompeting °

'|elded that. the hiil-up to Roose. <#

of submersion and had been! Cooler, Winds light, Low tonight
allve when he hit the water,/and high Saturday at Port Hardy
Montor leaves a wife and two/Sandsplt and Prince Rupert
children, a ~ (82 and 62,

 

Fulton to one year hard labor at
Oakalla Pr isoty Farm,

Found guilty was Ralph Clark |
Dunn, who along with Gordon!

 

Hit by Blast

“PEANUT DAY’

“Peanut Day" tomorrow,
Membors of the club will

 

 emremmpeemer ena tete Fo name Ht

ss to Aid Cancer Fight —
cted by B.C. Researcher |

Tho Brlitsh
rh Connell
Biced dseovery
‘h vedneos cost
themeal impor
psrareh,

i lesertbod pr 0.
; syathotically-
Beal, ealled
Imiportant fine
ry over muda dn
'yoof the Couns
Heed by Dr Wy,
avo =Old pos
‘yr, Indin,
yo omphnalyed
Iseaverad UMP,
method of pro
Bally, prodtatod
Monn “A eure
pn brought sove

8X Wows HY
Of one of the
CMeYIOR vital
PNCOTOUK call

Mayne could
OM WlMal thas
yr Covi and

AL probiblulve east, Dr, Khor
anne process allows production
Of UMP ab about $100 0 gram or
$45,000 a pound, half tho prove
lous cost, '

Councll offlolnla suid an im
portant research fonbure af Dr.
Khorana's process ta that (t al.
lowa production of UMP In an
“oxtremely pure form whith
makoa Ib partloutarly valuable
for modienl rexeareh."

Dr, Gordon M, Sehrum, circa
tor of the counall and hoad of
the Univoralty of Priifah Column
hin'y’ phytlon dopartmont, sald
"Hla hard to forconat anything
wa roault of thla discovory, but
Wo avo’ all very oxaltod about tt."

dino monophosphito— will ho
Red Jmmodintely, for the atudy
of an oven more costly chon.
onl called UTPC or uridine trl
phosphate, worth nbout $160,000

{R pound,

UMP and UTP form part at the

KINSMEN CLUB TO STAGE

The Prince Rupert Kinsmen Club will hold ita annual

streets in order to ralge tunes for thelr many community prof-

ects Among those are Kideles Camp at Lakelse Lake, tho May
_ 24 Sports Day, Hallowo'on Honfines and Christinas parties tn
Prince Rupert and Miller Bay Hospltal.

Vo xald UMP-short for Url}

‘ TOMORROW ©

he solllng pennitts on the elty

NAP erent ite weenie set

Hove Vhotr iunlatipn arid chomts
on broakdown.inny load to the

Konrad Hedman alsa’ of Meean
Falls, clecled speedy trial: before
Jutige Fullon on “Wednesday,
Hedman was found not gully of
the charge Which arose from an
offence July 17 In Ocean Falls,

ATHENS, Greece (Rewlers)—
A dynamite oxplosion broke win.
dows i a British consulate on
‘Crete Island today as excited
Greeks propared massive denon.
strations and symbolic blood-let-
ting to support thelr claim to:
‘British-held Cyprus,

 

 

ariifleial production of-dn on-|

tlre chain of coll- producing sub.
stances, -

UNDERSTANDING rns |

"When we undoratana ‘tho
aynthesls of all thoda chomleats
and tholr eyele of operation, wo
may well undoratind canear,’
anid Dr, Shrum,' “And undor-
atanding onneer: mguna that !
Cup WI follow, .

“Wo cnn't any tint De, Khor
na will produay-' theaa other
groups of ‘ongynied, bub Is vory
posatble,” continued Dr, Shri,

abort."
Dr, Khovana one: to the BO,

tocanrry out roaonrely under’ Who
aponaorship of tha' National Ro
nonrely Counoll, Oltnwa,

Dr. Khorana, a-ralieing Indl:
vidual, strossod that ho hadn't
ciacoverod tho aubatanee,

 

moat Important group of chont
ante in all grew 1 lh hos

 

1

"AL tonal we Sool nN Ja Juab the

Rogvarch Counoll two yonrs ago .

 

"S'yo Jual conipauindod Ib In tho
Inhoratory.” a

rt children ‘and |°

circus-goers’: attention: ‘will, be. |.

ny mkeys and: tigers; and human daredevils of..the trapeze and
:Tope alongwith the much- loved clowns and. other. acts;

goon at ‘Roosevelt Park

atarday. night, with a Matinee Saturday.

Lt ‘opening shi ‘tonight f the|
am Cc

i" “Giron ‘off
that’ there w
circus parade
been ‘planned «b

‘ jvelt, park, would :
‘the elephants ‘tender: ‘feet, . and
called. off the display...

The Odyson © SHOW, 5 with Its.
starry cast of. trapeze and tight:
rope. ‘artists, ‘animal ° trainers,
clowns and be-spangled . girls,
will go on tonight and. tomorrow
night, with a matince Saturday
afternoon. Speclal rides for’ chil-
dren are an added. attraction.

Operators
Reject ward

British Columbia's fish com-
panles ave rojected. a concill-
ation board award on an agreo-
ment for fresh fish ‘and’ cold
stornge workers of the Untted
Fishermen and: Allied Workers
Unlot (Ind), according to word
recelved hero today.

‘Ina wite to a Jocal company,

i spokesman for the B.C. Fish-
ores Asgocintion anid that tho

 

mended wage hoonls and shorter

‘Twork week in a two-yonr con-

track, was tnaccoptable to the

iw |companics and thal negotiations

NO MIRTOTS are oot to aupllate this. + lovoly brand of Gore
man glamar--ns exonplitied. by the Borgoote Koasloy twins,

Alloo (lott) and Helena, Thoy-n

ro dancora (Ina Parla night olwh,

" and overythtug they do fo juat naturally to ne gad Aan angle,

¥

‘ton. the contract “will, have to bo

continued In an offort to reach
nsonsihle sebtloment.”

Harlor, UPAWU  bargainors

had secommiended necoptance of

the conclllation award: by the
fresh fish and gold storage work.
ors, Bargalnors aye alae rod.
onmonded nacopiance of tho
companies’, Intent offer for the
cannery, nol lott and reduction
workers and yotlng on both ta.
alles (8 now Widorway by union
Joculs wlong tha const, \:

ot anand CHORE SHEDS TEED

BC Favors
Yukon Union

WHITEHORSE, Y.T. = Pros
mlor Bonnett sald here Thuradny,
Britlah Columbia would fnvor a
politienl union with the Yukon

Jand a Northwoat Torritorios, ‘

Tho promo, on an oxtandog
tour of Northern B.C, and tho
southorn Yukon, told the White-
jorge Donrd. of Trido :

“Brita Columbia would no
dowbt weloone a union with the
Yukon and northwoat territorios
but discupalons must bo mado
freoly by the toreitorlea cot
corned” 8

 

 

the cabinet that operat

_ the plant be'allowed to continue

after September 30 ‘closur
a the same time: ‘Mr: sl

tion can then be’ take
- He. ‘said . he: would: aan

le ‘Propose the. “governinent

 

 

too ‘hard ‘ons |

| He pointed out that

ald-Gordon took. over,,
of the CNR: he had inst
“to make the: vallway-
-that‘one of: his. first, t
‘to eliminate all those operation
-whigh,; were; nof,in the ‘trans
portation ‘category and; wer
showing & logs."

“The” Prince Rupert shipyat

a

‘acquire the: entire forma Cro hf

 

and’ drydock,was.one of these,' "Ved'the, m:
ho said, “To keep it going,”the wi

government agreed’ to pay: “tts:
roperating losses for a period, 0
two years, which ‘was later ex-

‘\tended to another two. years: |the:

forated so that in four year's the

But the position steadily. detor=|¢

‘Ing’ companies: In view oft

‘expressed’ Intorest that

annual, operttite loss:roso from
7 Anta:

#0000 00 to $218, p00, ' ~ Hains + b ne

conellintion award, which recom. |

end of June, tho amount of busi.
ness that oach thought It could’
do at the shipyard was much
leas than proviously estinintod,” 1h
ho sntd, “At flrat thoy wore (uote |@
Ing’ me amounts In the nelghs
horhood of $100,000 to cover their | to
repair work, but whon we really
got down to It the figures worg
cloxor: to $0,000."

Mr. Sinelatr sald the Flahore
men's Co-Oporative’ was the only
company actually prepared to
put up enpital to Reop the aperne
tlon going. ‘

Howavor, It did not wiih to af.
Stine rosponslbility for manages
mont, Subsequently negotiations |¥
betwoon Burrard, Shipyards and
tho fishing companion collapnad
whon thore ‘at nol sutficiont
guarantoo of future bualnoss: In
ship, repays, ©

“Ho nddod that when the de
alslon to closo down Soptomber
$0 waa finally confirmed, thore
wore no protests fran. tho flay
Ing. conyprnios,

 

have talked to hore that thera
In no pines for the ON In the:
drydook huslnens,” Mr, Sin=:
olale sald,

“Ono rongon ta that tho rallelo
way must avold allonating ousy
tomora carrying on the same OW

A ayatom, It hoa. hoon suggested
that tho government take. over
Instead, but‘ nowhere ,elre In
Cannda ta this bolng done] ¥
Thoro'la nlways bitter complaint | ba
whon tho ‘government mover
Into compatition, with brlynte
Induatyy.

Roforrlig to tho plon that the lth
ahinyard andl Indluattil Jobs
under private managoment, Mp,
Alnolair polnted out. that. Burs |:

 

“But when 1 saw tom ab tho inte

Ugg for bualnioas,
“TL weomy agreed by att r

orations nt othor polnta on they",

puting the fols,
lowed, i cu a heated: ex-.
change when Goorga Caxey sald:
haa § plonsod, to.hear the fisha
Mater finally admit I bi vad
atnera govern ght was trying
“souttlo”. Princo Ruport Min
eon of Vangouver, Mr: ‘Binelalt
protested ‘that; Mr. Onsoy: was 0 |
“trying to put wordd in any 2!
meuth” and ‘doniod making any.”
auch.-remark althoy alireatly, of
by intoronce, . eerone

‘Tn anawor toa question iy’
Jamon Prusky whothor It-.would . °°
he poasiblo: for the ONR to ‘Abt :.
up .@ board of directors anda’

anger, to opétate the drydock,
Me Alnolatr. gal it- was agltixt
the rallway's polloy :to-compoto :
with private, Industry dn thle
manner, Ho pointed: out -thabae
Major problem. fnolng- local por
sonnel In opornting tho ‘plant,
waa that thoy had no final qy-
thorily over cots nnd wore pror
vented. by ONR polloy from sls

th ”

“ Anawor'ltig, a-quoxtion. hy Ble
frig Pocorson on .the oatl te |
9,000,000. noadorl to repair. tho
natalintion,. Mr. Slriolalr aad. 5
‘Hthie {Ipute-roprowonted tha covb. < |

g complote ovorhnul, He nda.

i Ab the coat of “funotlonal” tae, i

r would bo conaldorably: lean...

te Appl te and ho waa’
at ‘the onln
{ie} to the cconomy of thi-aron.
that we matntaln Choro frnlditlog
n ‘whol ‘loont Induabry in

ad): M
He thon i not: oni,
Mita ap ppl fa tho
wy ta
thing: T) ann to neo that thos”
cll Han ne matntatned hogy!

fate the niooting, Mr ne th

 

furd Binipynrets had recently ene

lott or Wagoner, by" ma nM

 

on that “It ls onaons

ahing Indie
All- continue to to avery’ yo uy