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VOL. XLIV, No, 160,

Publishod at Canada’s Most Strategic Paciti¢ Port — A

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nd Key to the Great Northwest
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C, MONDAY, JULY 11, 1955.

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Ht Ready To Tell Experiences
NG KONG (AP)—Three former American
who changed their minds about living under
Communism) today prepared for a midnight
for home, co

Bhi Willan A. Cowart,
Date. Ga, Otto G. Bell,

The Chinese announced {n June
ill five would be released,
Mins, and Lewis/ The Amerleans crossed the
at Jacksonville | border into Hong Kang territory
expect to be, SUaday afternoon, British Imml.

BB wat ae ready to face | 8'atlon officials turned them ov.
_ order te tel) cr lo U.S. consular authorities,
— Mt Mee Lwho sald they Appeared to have
ered ta Caen, opeqy | retuned: thelr U.8.  eltienship.
hth Reds was “hell, lye ‘authorities prepared travel
werd documents permitting their dir-
vai Korea, they and 20] ect return to the United States.
iwahs refitsed ree DUE JULY 29

four months ago; They travelled on the Mner
Beet the trlo and two) President Cleveland, due in San
Reo ener. began demand. | Francisco July 29 after a tap In
amie feds det them £0. ' Japan,

Be Responsible For Acts

¥ medica goverpment has tdyk, will be released RS SOON AS
ited whit is instere for arrangements — are completed
mee! te say that they. with the Indian Red Cross,

 

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DANGERS OF TEACTEING daughter how to protect herelf are
shown above as retired Canadian feathrrwelght champlon Dick
Garlash of Hamilton displays a pip of a black eye he reesived
from hls danghter, Nancy, 7, who caresses (ad's chin with the
“weapon”, Tt all happened as Dick was teaching Naney to box
and she landed a lucky bul hard punch. Made his ness

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a 42 : Drown,
fr itn Traffic

at FP REP

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_| tollvof violent weekend dea
|and Ontario aecounted for ¢

cldenta) deaths for an -ordinary |
| two-day weakend was set last !
Jute 19,

Forly-two persons were drown. |
n@y this weekend. A Canadian
Press survey from 6 p.m. local

aso showed IT traffic deaths and
42! deaths from varlous other
| Giltises, , ,
; Quebec counted 39 dead. More
ithan half this number, 23, died
Inthe province's lakes and rivers,
Ten were killed in a plane erash,
cne woman was electrocuted
when she touched a bathroom
“xture, one died In a fall, one

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17 Killed
Accidents

vy ‘ o e ~ the
| ORONTO (CP)—Five double fatalities and a
of drawings combined to send eastern Canada’s

Quebec

CO tee ota at 9 ee Hh amen ner nuan eet

ths to a record 71.
ill but seven,

Traffic
Mishaps Kill
Six in BC

By The Canadinn Press

A 19-year-old mother
and her infant daughter
killed when’ light truck
‘dn into a ditch.in Burna-
by, were ainong six people

  
 

hive committed.”

hantabie  dscharges,
Secretary Charles B,
wat omenth he did

“ay three have been |

ys oaoutd be tried by

repenoible for any acts! NOT TOO SPECIFIC

All three returnees sdmittad
that while war prisoners they
had committed acts which made

‘them afraid to return home Int

the prisoner exchange after the
Korean fighting. None would |

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‘Men Fight

woman burned to death and
one was fatally wounded when
she. accidentally shot herself
while playing with a gun.
ONTARIO RECORDS 25
Ontario followed with

25!

dents in British

during the weekend,

 

saul the fatalities, «|

who died in. violent, acci-
sh- Columbia |:

Traffic mishaps accounted for : 7

deaths—17 drownings and four:h

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Fires in Three Provinces

ay specifically what they had,

eo winouncing Ghat the.

The three also pleaded youth, ‘fires covering
> and (wo Bel-

ilupidity and the appeal of )starved acres In Ontarlo, Quebec threatened — summer

Ba turned Luose, sald clever Communist propaganda, {and Nova Scotia today,
methe otaers could leave tf:

Ramo)

od
BPs lly announced Sin. sald Cowart,

met that the two Belglans,! Cowart generally was
escent and Louls Ver-ispokesman for the trio,

ckoku area and in the Brind Riv- covered 300 acres,
the er region, 130 miles north east of
Sault Ste. Marie,

£
}

woist. blazé covered 4,600 acres,

are aes ents se ent a eet eee

7 °. Mi ‘of: +500 firefighters, nd: firg-breaks |
F Communism Destroys Mind — 12%, "ikiersn tris
7. a Quebee hydro town of Labrieville |

melled Lot te cone home, there were no drinks.

: e
: les rthens Me
Pl fear ot potitieal pers In the United Btates, the fame! Cty a hae 1B males mene i Appeals Fail
pt Tn not afread of dies of all three men prepared | ;
Model To Die

a! Bate Comeau, Que, destroyed at
be T would sooner to receive them. !

; " ‘Teash 8u square miles of blaek
come back than have: Bell's 2l-yenr-ald wife, who | ,
;, LONDON (Ruth Ellis,

te tae rdlestray Hume a rspruce,
liter onty destroy. lives In’ Olympla, Wash, Wit “rye barns and some machin
benutiful. 2ksyenr-old model, tn-
day dost her last chanee ta es.

i cmnnuunbinn des. «thelr four year-old daughter cry were lost In a Nova Sentha!

moO The soclely of who has never seen her fathers whe on the olttskitls of Am-!
cape the gallows for murdering
her lover,

Senet aera

Put on fear fear of sidd she was sure her husband 4...
“ ; therst,

weet the other, ‘Is ready to take any pialshment” va aca qavauie

PY LIPE that may be handed out.” OUT OF CONTROL

Bel snd Griggs, wonky:  Cowart's stepfather, Chester’ In Ontane, the biggest bush ;
Be Begins, worked on Greouy in Monticeis, Ark. suid: tre in the Grayenhittst area of

ae ‘we're awfully glad” hts wife's} Muskoka In 20 years was out vf
od whey deserpbe tite on the '

Sve tohited, ale Griggs sald she fell imach bet- Graventiatat's — suuthern OW tar elemency, and the datn of

ithe execullon wns fixed for 8
an. Vadnesday,

WHE bars and ter" since her son was released, skirts.

b Mom's Apple Pie’ In Red China;
irncoats Admit They Weren't Smart

' AVI I ROADS sl Intell nut jseoretary ’ :
BONG ob took the {to beer, Suddenly he turned tasty to contacl nto aaah "hat The Ellis case las aroused
Bean tarneaaty ok tap Me and: gad: yes IN Hong Kong’ be stl "DM iain ter a biq debate over the

AS " . ‘
Bo ot citoks Suncuy OUTSMARTED REDS I wash Issiie of capttal nunishment,

Be oun af daneo halle, + i aren“t very. The Communists, Ne went on, Mfrs, Fills, mother of two young
WI one af them . “vant Know we trent VY threatened Lo shoot him if heveblidren, has made no move to

 

“divorcee durlug. the weekend. {1
Hher prigon “death row" cell sald
she told then:

A last-minute bateh of petl
‘tary sopking a reprieve for bts.

; ese toys Eallls had been sent to (he hon
Fcorn-colas and then awitehlng, The Reds charged Twas try-

Wha press conference done, — though Griggs © spoke. -. a he ang
ikl “others want tos vaguely of writing an artlele hos.! BY Toe Canadian Press ‘The fire, which has been burn-
“Red Ching, ‘The ‘tile to the US. : Firefighters batted forest ing since Wednesday along the

thousands of rain. shores of Gull and Silver lakes,

cottages.
More than 50 men and a heavy
“A child decided not to go home: In Ontario, major outbreaks ‘concentration of equipment have
‘man decided to go home,"| were, being fought In the Mus-: heen battling the fire, which has

Twenty-six (res were burning
dn the Blind River district. Sev-
A forest fire wag stoppeil hy eral were out of control. The

Friends who visited the blande |

“Loan quite content to dlie." |

coh over by a train, two died in
a plgne crash and
In’a fall from a roof balcony.

In addition, but nat counted
In-.the total, there were three
deaths from over-exertion, '

 

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[traffic fatality and two from!
drowning, New Brunswick ‘re-
ported three—one jn traffic, one
{man when he was-crusbed bya.
tractor and s child wheri he tried
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BC Bret:
\ ‘ “Arp ,
! B ¢ re $ were reported in falr condition in

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[OPO P PLEO POPIONP OER AOI>ERODOOEDEE

' POWELL RIVER, B.C, &-—The
isix-man crew of the Mshboat
‘Hopewell eseaped uninjured sun-
iday when the vessel ran agrourid

peeled the stranded craft woulds
{be refloated on the ‘next high
lide,

Frere {
| VANCOUVER G4 30-years
; ol] University or B.C, graduate, +e
Robort G. MeMynn, lings heen |)
) Appointed head of the fishers |j

ion division of the B.C, game
| department, Hoe suceseds Dr,
Peter A. Larkin,

| KIMBERLEY (@--More than!
[$1,780 was collected tn a canvass |
if the Kootenay Sdcleby for Han-
Hilcappod Children here. Ono-

 

Lev, We erp snarl, Butt feed positive we out.
Nt aoe bes, Ul gmvartoet the Reds In getting out.

 
   
   
 
  
  
   
   
   
 
  
   
    
   
  

Hevt very sma But
Methey are. couldn't

Ped Griges, Wallan
Hand athe. Rell on
Tevnine of froedam
eu “TeV i Hong
(Ly

HOW aMbe ne

; "r mEO |yey, heer, mine
PH plenty of Amerkean
‘hey append to lalk

Mt thoy committed
ms ate Lite

Pe Toe pp
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eaten thal
Nell" ty Red Chinn,
om Dalten, Oth,
oath ¢ “bout conlneta
a! CONSE ander.
hi hits

Boney

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il “UIE hove, Mes.
. Te couldn't wal
test bent WN tly
ra MH” The end,
‘ I “08 horn after
/ we ine mother
ti Wiitir
Oval wry base
" dying onville, ‘to,
me tent, alyyplour

Tee heey eeeie

EATHER -

Clovtedy todivy and Ten.
Pe elona git vain
ly Chango i tn.
it hy Winds, Low tos

rh Muewelay at Port
Pin ht Sandip 8

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Ty convinced our case was dealt:
WIth by no less (han Mao ‘Pee |
tung himself,

“They hover knew exactly haw,
fo handle us after we started:
neting np! he continued, “We|
Wron’l too smart, but we forced |
the lop hoys tn the Communist
ravernmont to handle our cage, !
Roy that minke me feel we ne. |
complished something.

once with “double sabotage’.
for "goofing up sone

got at of dine, “but ft didn't oa

ppenl the sentence of death by

reure

two omen
riggs sald he was charged lanather

Ad three ark about the

hand Claude Balehelor, lwo other
rearean POWs who changed | 1 Hllted her,
their minds cartier about staying |
with the Conmiunlats and were |
turned Taek to (he UN comin!
In Koren.

They sald they hed bene (he
were free, nwallling
trial. Both achually ave

In prison acer hohe eanyieted
fumiof collaborating with the enemy,

Wachinery’ oan the atate far Matehelor on a 20-year sentence
Where they were sont and forjand Dhekensen for a l-year
“trytne Co apitagale ont a letter! tern,

 

THREE-WAY PRICE FIX
ALLEGED IN PUGET SOUND

1 WAKTIINGTON if

The Mederal trade Conmlagion Site

tay ateqert a three-way conaplriey lo OX pelea in the Purl

Hound kalmon testy,

Ib filled nv complaint accusing canoes, weasel aviorg iid
Cahormen and roatraling salmon eatehing in the sound area

1 vlndatlon of Inw.

Kpociiently named in the complulnt are the Puget Bound:
Kalion Ganners Tie, Benttle, an aasoclation of eanner nnd,
prekorn Purse Seine Vessel Owners Assoolatton, facama,
comprtatne about 160 veasel owners, and Boeal No, 8, Maher
mon and Aled Workora Division, Internationa) Lonpahore
monk and Warehayxomoy's Union, Hentble, reoaon ting ivan

eryien omployed In the aren by vowel ownors,

_—N tom salt allogoa that netlona of (haxe qraupy “have

(ho onpavalty" to tnerenko the cost

of aalmon to the consumer,

The wren's 1084 antinon enteh had an whalesnle vatne of $12,000,

(100, (he commdsston and,

what happened Just sot pot
out at there”

hanging.
' Mra, Ells was convietect of
cshooting her lover, racing motor

itrlnls of Edward 8. Dickenson fst David Blakely, 35, on Banter

Sanday fn tof jonlousy after

CN ned etree eee wee: me

: Not Planning

‘Another Swim

» VICTORIA (Nork Thomas
ancl here ducing the weekend he
Wil Hot make a second attempt
lo wwii the Juan de Muen strall

nloss SOMeone heals the tlie
he sot for tho rat aucconsfil
CONST,

Thonins wan the (ad mite
atrotah of unpredictable water
Mriday from Port Angolos, Wast,,
fo Virtortn in Ut howtes, 17 ine
rites and dO seconds, Th was tla
Lith attenpl, the frat fron the
WH. ade of tho wtrall,

Kaitlor, the logger from tins
vom, Wash, anid ho would nuke
nother try later this month,
awit fron Victoria ta Port
Angoloa,

"When xonieone beata What ree.
avd Ti go In and sot a now thine,"
he now anys, “Until thon, old
Man Juan de Puan can rowb..."
Thomas alteibuted much of hy
victory over tha dark watora to
hav bralnor, navigator Capt. Tigh
Evang, and “tonmwork—- from
both aldoa of the border"

“We'd never have made tt but

 

 

for Hagh Fyne," Tham aatd,

Will go Lo Kootenay sarkoby head.
quarters for the fund to erect
and opernta a home for handl-
‘Capped children. The home will

euny when the find is large:
enough,

’
Mapee ree tema

ORANDROOK -b-dimes Coul-
ton Smith was sentenced here to
ithe months iy Onkalla privon
whon Ire was found guilly af bo-
He 1 posession of atolon goods,
Hilly waa found with a gultat,
{Valued Ah $000, alleyroclly stolen
from a hotel room in Bureka,
Mont,

 

ome are: SweeeURy mera: 1 «

Memorial Rites
Held Foi Chief

* Memorial anyvieea for damen
MoKiy, 04, ebtet af the Kituhooss
tribe vt Port Simpson, who dled
Saturday morning, wero hold
yentorday cVoning ut Porguaon's
Aunoral Tome with Major W. 0,
Noulton of the Salvation Army
C{Metating,

Tho body waa forwarded today
fo Port Stinpxon whore fanoral
Ker Vicon Will bake place,

Long tme hond of the Kit
cheno, Mr, Mokay became chief
At the age of 16 after tho doath
of hla fathor, Chiu Marry
Hrooka, Up until he felt Il three

Year ape he bad heen a fishers
mun,

—

and another wonnn, Broome's
defoneo waa tint the rifle went
off avovldentally while he was
loaning it, | '

Wlahod to make a slatomont hee
cnag of the unusual interest in
tho caso wie bocauie they finet,

lacovered something that had
Hob boon bronght ont in avt

tospital at Lytton, .
Albert Adang; 40, died alten tic

was hit by a car on a londly road
near Port Alberni. Salurday, Pie
lee sated Adang apparently step-
ped inte the path of the cneom-
ing enr, which tilled to slop

ad en Reef Polnt, near here, after the aceiden ’
‘son Is returning. control carly today, and had: “home goeretary Gwilym Lloyd: |The tug Dexeter was standing ve i a at extents
a i Sond hell" sald In Jaexsonville, Mrs. Elsie crept to within two miles of Gearge today turned dawn plea tye Sunday night and ib was exe!" ,
H §

highways Sunday falled to turn
up any trace of the car,

In Vancouver, Edward Jan, 30,

becanie the city’s ith traffle

atality of 1955 Saturday when

he dled In hospital of Injurles ro-

clved In a two-car collision,
lis whe trene was seriously In-
ured,

Sed LO AN IE TERROR tm

Vancouver Man

Shot in Holdup

VANCOUVER ( ~ A man

quarter of the canvassed amount ‘wag Injurod today during anor

ivico station holdup when hit
Oy W eochotling bullet (rad by
iM masked bandit: who escaped
With $125, Pollee arvosted a sia

jbo established in the West Kool-*pect,

ne Wounded man was identt
fled as Ed -‘8imith, who was in
the station when the bandit
Mwaiked In and anid:
“Thik ts It, Open the bil”

MELNOURNE, Auatralla do.
A erlininnl court jury whieh re.
cently sequitted a polleeman on
a oharge of murdering ha wife
Naa taken the wnuaial course of
making publi the main rena
for Ita verdtat,

Tho crown allogod at the trial
that the policeman, James Wit.
am Broome, 20, shot hia wife,
Una, in tho hack with a rifts
heontine sho stood hotwoon him

Mombors of the Jury ante thoy

 

 

Hoye

leare,

er six-week-old daughter Don- | ’
traffic accidents. One man was'na Mary were crushed to death)
|Sunday when a load of rocks on
another died tie trek of Wie trick rAmined
into the cab at the Impact. .”.., ‘|. if
The father, HehryGoertson,
25, and another child,:14-month-
ola Jacqueline, were. both seri-
The Maritimes had. seven|°US!Y injured and_ reported in
deaths. Nova Scotia recorded one | teal conitition in-hospital.
A five-year-old boy: war:-killed
nd his father and-constit-¢ritt-
jeally injured Saturday. when
thelr.car plunged 300 feet over a]
CAE ithe Pract! Ciiyons sy:
sey ett, 6, of Ladner, died

er and fell beneath ifs wheels, |!NStantly when the car came. to
‘drown. {test on railway tracks: and was
Newfoundland had one: drown dcmollshed by a freight train,
His father, Charles A, Pickett,
Ji, and cousin, John Pickett, 14,
miractlously escaped death and

Jury Outlines Reason
For Giving Acquittal

wrt G
Itby, 0
tangled In the cat's
te-tod in the car.

  
 

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~Anti-Per

at
BUENOS AIRES i’ i=
tina's unensy church-state truct
was jarred Sunday as police and
firemen routed Roman Catholte
rioters staging their second anti-
Peron demonstration in 24 hours:

The riot landed 13 policemen
and firemen In hospitals and
brought condemnation of the
demonstrators from ‘Santiago
Cardinal Copello, alling. atch
bishop of Buanos Alres ‘who hag
prided sg ipacsthi} bouie | Ai ithe
Wispute, orn cn

Sixty persons were arrested
but-many weld released: after
questioning,

In the flrst violence since the
bloody June 19 revolt against
President Juan Peron, more
than 500 demonstrators inilled
through the Plaza de Mayo
near ,tho Motropolitan’ Onthe.
dral.. Pollee trying to disperse
the crowd were stonod,

Firemen quickly moved in;
aprayed the loters with elinml-
cal foun and. brown-tinted
walor as pollee wagons rushed
lo the square.

ASKED TO REFRAIN

Sunday's rot broke out shortly
after prissts finished rencing
from thelr pulplts a letlor from
Cardinal Copello urging Catho-
Vea to rofraln from provacative
Vela Whish might divide “our
cltlvons Whose peacotiinoas and
‘Harmony ts our main aaplientipn.”
| Interview Sunday sight ato
Haanttarium where ho ty bolng
trented for Injures suffered in
‘a fall Inst yony, tho primate ante
“ho condemned the altitude of
those who call themantven

 
   

   

 

 

A spokesman for the Jury anid:
“During tho trlal, aftor Broome
had shown how ho held the gun
aL the time of the tragedy, a
member of tao jury.placed the
Btn on Nis Knee fv exactly the
anne position,

“The juryman then unserowed
tho aerew which holds tho butt
to the barrel of Who rifle,

“Maven of ug sat and Watched
hin, The cocking plece wag on
‘anfo',

"An the butt camo away from
Whe barrel, thore was a allokm.
the firing pin hind been autos
Mintloally trod,

+ “BIX of un did tho samo thing
WIth tho rifle and the result waa
the amo, oe

"Within five mindloy of the
flrat Juryman toating the rifle,
vo wero convinded . Unt Una

Argen-

tand until

  
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
  
 
   
  
 

  

 

atholle rb’ the pind
under flre:'in'‘ the

tion they staged Saturday * ee
Argeniina’s Independence Day
~~ in which some 10,000 mareh-
ers.“took’ part, The papers ‘ne-
cused the marchers, who wero
nolsy but orderly, of breaking

ei truce Poron called for ‘last

Large, Medium ©
st pee po
Prices Highest
For Season
Largo and medi halibut aot
for the highost
this morning on tho Prince fu.
large fish ab 14.3, cents showing
A Scout average jump: while
mediums at a high of 149 wore
3 cents nbove previous prices
pald this yoar, |. oY
Chickon halthut at 9 conts’ wore
About average for the season,

A total of 143,000 pounds ‘of
Avon 3-A halibut. wore landed in
Prince Ruport this morning af
Which 88,000 pounds wore sold
in the Exohinge and 88,000
pounds wore unloaded from the
Co-Op bont Taplow,

(he tolel halibut . landed. .at
Prince Teiport trom Area 3A
sinco tho koaKon bean,

Individual landings were, Kou.

16.3 conta, largo: 14.6 conta and
thicken 9 vonts sold to Allin
Plahorios; Westorn Clout, 40,«
N00 pounds, with medline (§.7.
conts, largo 14.6 conta and abide.
6D cones volt ty B.C, Packets,

4 ‘
ton 6s 4100 PMOL tos 8s 9 NR UTNE! v
an

Remand Given ©
In Assault Case.

Ceoryo Hidelito, “Bf Pring
Rupert, charged with newnulttng
Philip Wintora, and ocensloning
felual bodily harm was reindide
td willout plon until duly 49
Whon ho appeared before Magis»
trate W, D. Vanco
Vola morning, =? a
Tin\! Way et at $200 voutorday,

1
*

have occurred Sunday, ies
Alxo auth on $200 ball gy Hare
Voy Dann Riiaw, of Mannot, charge
od with boing In pomoslan of

alolen poata Buturday, No plow |
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anna fn HfQ"
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ponte;
Thé Cathollés were. «already

pro-govérni-
ment press ‘forthe demonstra...

price this year”
pert. Hatlbut Exchange, with -

Thie brings (i 4,274,000 potys

lok, 60,000 pounds with medlimes

In policy aourt

Allogod offeneo tn reported to

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
        
   
 
 
   
 
        
    
  
 
 
  
  
   
 
 
 
   
    

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