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TWO OF FIVE high-ranking navy officers who, according to-
Navy customs rowed their retiring admiral on a symbolic
ferewell to the navy, are shown sitting stiff-backed at their
vars. Retiring Rear Admiral R. E. S. Bidwell, left, steps aboard
the navy whaler to end 42 years of service, the last six years
as chief of the navy's Atlantic command. Standing at right is
Capt. T. F. T. Morland, command supply officer and crew

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THINGS LOOK BETTER

‘Satchmo’ Revises Plans

 

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Armstrong says he may go to Russia after
After hwavines president Bis- |
enhower's televised explanation |
of why he sent troops to Arkan-|

More People
the Negro trumpet Pet | tn B.C. Working
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Armstrong had planned to But Jebiess Up

mike a government-sponsored —— VANCOUVER @:---More people
tour of Russia bui cancelled it Pheid jobs in British Cuiumbia in
in bitterness when ihe school ¢ qucust than ever before, but ac
integration problem developed fiine xaine Lime a ereater number
in Arkansas this month. were looking for jobs.

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colored kids, take 1 along sere more peowle than ever be-

( daddy: God hiess you.’ . “apes ‘fore on the Jaber raurket,

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whize mete to play 2 concert. j opentess has ot kept pace with}

“It was gust wonderfal the way: Pete inerease Ja the workin |
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: 260d vith. “ be said. . Inumigratoa anda naturalin-.
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Of his proposed trip to Russia cerense in the working POPU =

he said, “T woan'b sy that L. ow Were blamed for this Sleu-.:

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Police In Vancouver Have Bad Day ~
With Mistaken Arrests After Holdup

VANCOUVER @— A “plenty
mad” B.C, Electric Co. soil in-
spector is smarting over his
mistaken arrest Tuesday by
Vancouver police. ‘

Joseph C. Boyes 39 of North
Yancouver was arrested outside
the Waldorf Hotel Tuesday a
SQort tome after a holdup at
the Medical Dental Building
branch of the Royal Bank of
Canada.

Boyes claimed he was heid fol
two hours of questioning and
was not allowed to call his law-
yer.

When finally released his wife
pnonea him at his office and
said exactly the wrong thing.

Without giving her indignant
husband a chance to speak she
launched into a tale of the huld-
up and added that she saw, the
“bandit” arrested—from a dis-
tance through the crowds.

“That was no bandit” snap-
ped Mr. Boyes. “That was me.”
“TREATED AS GUILTY”

Boyes said he was ‘treated oS
i Yuilty inan” by the police. -

He also claimed he was
ulowed to see his lawyer

fas told by an inspector

and

tank for 24-hours to cool off.

“T asked if I was arrested and
was told that I was detained”

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Prince Rupert Daily News
Thursday, September 26, 1957

Cart: CITY BADMINTON
“PLAYERS:

“There will’ be: a: meeting |
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ST. JOHN'S, ‘Nfld. NP — Carls |
bou. population in Newfoundland |
is estimated at 6,500 by. the.
provincial government. ~About |
300 are taken by Heensed hunt-
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he said. “I was cenly freed when : dressed ‘gunman who made off
my fingrepr:nts were compared! with $2,300.
with those on the holdup note.” Police were told that a man ,

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mad,” he said. was to board the 5:10 p.m. plane

Mr. Boyes holds a citation, for Prince George, B.C., and
dated 1940, for assisting the; ROMP and city police in five
police. lears swept into the airport, raced

He carned the gratitude of the | cross the tarmac and caught

force for “being instrumental in| their man,
ihe capture of two bank rob! At least, they thought they
Later pelice «en , ;had their man.
ater pelice snatched a color- ;
fully dressed traveller from al He was dressed in a tan suit,
northbound Canadian Pacific | Wore an orange and black tie, a

airliner in Vancouver and mis. | tan straw hat with an orange

apprehended their second bank | on black band, and a bright
holcup suspect of the day. yellow vest. He had ‘“consider-

The police move followed tha & bie” money and a gun in his
holdup of a branch of the Royal 28g, police said.
Bank of Canada by a colorfully :

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