GIARIXYYPETDWQI. CANADA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1946

Movement

norms, l0. 8-. Oct. 18-40!)- c, lil. Anson, ‘_ manage of m. Dominion itacl and Coal 00r- poration, said ln a lengthy stats- meni today that union lasistssscs for resumption of operations with 1., pro-strike surplus labor force" was making the Ntllrn-EO: work movement a failure.

his statement was a full reply to a message from C. I. Hillard. llniicd steel Workers president. lsklng Dosco to speed re-employ- mm! nf Dosco workers.

Mr. Millard said it had been‘ understood the strike settlement called for ."lmmediate return to work without discrimination of Int. kind." Mr. Alnson ‘

asserted that the management had been ready to sizirt omrzstions since last Wed- nesday, but only on condition that the “number of men employed shall be no more than is required

I Coming Events "lviovies at Bordento-Mdht. ~ ..,_... "Talkies Oinoe. Cove Friday. ntQ-s-i-n-Q

“Show Bridgetown Saturday. "Talkie! swedlldldly- "Show . . _.

"Don't forget Dance. Moreil liaii tonight. ‘Mackenzie Orchestra.

"Reserve November 0th for ‘iryoa Baptist Basaar and Supper.

"Poultry buying daily live and dressed poult lug top mar- kei price. Dav Fraser. Ltd.

iSteeiworkers of America

Dosco General Manager

Calls Return -To - Work. Western Firm

A Failurr

to airy on the work to be dons."

In arpiaining what ho tanned the lydney plant's “surplus labor force." m. Anson said one of tho lMlt glaring examples of tho sit- uation was at the coke oven bat- teries where. “through pressure of the men working thereon, at times supported by the union," there were “at least two men employed for practically every job and, in some cases, as many as four men employed on one 1o

He continued: “On most of these iobs this meant that while one man worked tho second man gist down and rested. In some oases as mllly as six men were resting while two men carried on the work. Many of these men worked not more than four hours in every eight-hour shift and in some cases far less than that, Even though a third battery of ovens was put into operation during the war the figure of tons of coke produced- per man employed was

‘less than in pro-war days."

The same situation, Mr. Anson added. appeared in many other departments cf the plant. though not to such an extent.

(The _ 81-day strike, in Canada's basic steel industry. which affect- ed Dustin's ‘Sydney plant, ‘the Steel Company of=Cansda. at Hamilton ahd~the a Algoma ltoei» Corporation

or“ iaiiy Oat. s‘ whm-“ihe United (01.0) voted to accept a la-cent-an-hour wage boost authorized by sitei controller I‘. B. Kilbourn.

(Dosco, whose 4.000 workers are to be granted an additional five cents an hour as the wage “differ- entiai" between Nova Scotia and Ontario steelworkara, said it cnuid not yfford to pay the increase be- cause lt had been operating at n

"Chicken Supper, Bingo. ate» Si. Charles‘ Hall. Wednesday. Oct. liih.

"DiillCfl Curling Rink. Moms- sue. Wednesday, Oct. 10th. Don Mtszer and Islanders. "Arriving soon ca: of shalt. book orders now. l. Dici-zicson, New GIMIOW.

"nnzrce st Seven Mllé Bay Hall. Wed esday, October 16th. Good. music.

"Chicken per and Dame. little Pond Hall, Tuesday, Octobtt 1nd.

."Come to Chicken Supper. luuizswn. Wednesday, October 1am. starring 6 o'clock,

“Rvizulizr mcetlngflamiiton L. g l... Clyde River. Thursday night Ii. i7. -

“Hampshire W. M. S. Cake Sale glloiicrs Hardware. Friday. Oct. u.

"simiowoorfv? r. Pantry Sale W. llocers Hardware, Friday, Oct. 1am. s P. M.

Orchestra,

. "fRtilular Riki Dbl. HQ- n-lglii: Curling Rink, Saturday

"Huh m. bazaar, unis, at. James Church. Town Hail, George- ioivn, Wednesday. Oct. 38.

_"Tv avoid congestion Hunter Rim- starch factory wi-ii accept "late" ‘by appointment only.

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"Federation 3t ' ' ' moot- 0g g1!“ Vernon mm.‘ at. Joiners rant.) lid that than fitters. Thursday. Do Grow asdb. a "gonna! saw ot ~11 . - oisoiot Ind m» sttlka is P0!‘ 00D! 001100." m. estimated that ia sa- lon of 2.000 busfansn won h lost ahns. and many non III

loss financially.

(Work at Sydney was finally resumed Oct. 8 after the company had been granted additional sub- sidies by the Federal Government to meet the wage boost.)

Mr. Anson said today one of the reasons the company had operated at a financial loss was that dur- ing the war. rather than have work-stoppages. the management had given way before demands of employees and union for "more and more men to be employed to do, specific jobs."

"These demands." said Ml’. All- son. “have contributed to a very low figure of tons of steel pro.- duced per man employed-far rower than that experienced in competk tlve plants."

"In order to place the industry in a better competitive position, in an endeavour to do ezerything possible to give the i-nd stry (at Sydney) a chance _to live in the post-war world. and further so

at Emili- 5."-_.Wfl=s§~9fll-- PM" 4m town.

S15,00ii—l.oss Sustained By

A Ire which broh out at MU lllf midst along Isa Sumnoralda “kw-mt. ’ no Ila WIN? flsls plant of Araauaslt Delaney. A two-storey anlu left standing but the flro and volume of water from folsr s of hose left the interior annex badly dgmggql,

The loss. approximating 015.000. Included the destruction of $3.000 worth of cans and 81.000 worth of oysters. Considerable flllllll equip- ment and s large quantity of smelt 811MB! were consumed In the blue. ‘Ilse loss ls partially covered by Insurance,

The origin of ths fire is un- known. The piant was locked up between five and sior o'clock yes- terday evening. It is thought there might have been some fire in the office stove ot closing‘ time.

The fish plant, was purchased from Mr. Andre Paturel, formerly of Summerside, by Messrs Carroll Delaney and Fred Arsenault about three months ago. Previously. Messrs. Arsenauit and Delaney had had the plant leased from Mr. Psturel.

There was little if any wind biowi-ng at the time. The calmness of the air rendered’ other butld— ings in_ the Vicinity. comparatively safe the flames which, at- thoi: hlgbcsil development. illum- llllfiefi, QVMWIWP 0f

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of the

IDIMINEOtrLOcL. 10-4112) —Msscc1 Desseres, 24, today was adiudged mentally ill and unable to continue on trial foo- tha mur. dies of John Dubinaky during a. holdup on the Porcupine, Ont.. branch of tihe Bank of ‘Ibrcnto last Nov. N.

Possibility of continuation of his reta-ial—Desse-rcs was ocrwicted of the crime last spring am sentenced fobehamgedin Julylnntneap. veal court of Ontario ordered s. second hearing — was seen for next year's spring sessions of the Supreme 0mm c-i Ontario if the a.ocu.ved_ is considered mentally fit again by that time.

Following a weekend of "vio- lmt" outbursts of prayer inta- apersed with nude dances about his jail cell, Desseres “'85 examined by Dr. J.I. Benn, mental specialist, who declared him unfit for trial. It was expected Desseires would shortly be ocmmltred to s mental institution.

‘Testifying today, Dr. Senn said the aroused would not be able to

cl trial "for at least a week or l0 ys and perhaps not than. He will never be able to continue un- less he receives t-ieofznmt lmmsd.

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..:.;:::.::¢ 1n BuflgmQgfQ strike

‘IKIIRIS. Ont. Out mostly five days after‘ an A.!".I... Union called .1 strike in the lumber caswa and sawmllh of the Oooh- rnno and ‘Inunder Bay districts of Not-tiara Orstal-io, reports "reaching “mam escrow; vas

indicate polls: or effectiveness of tbs walnut.

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lately at‘. a mental hospital."

Settlement

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Rnmient to assist- ttie housing drastic in Charlottetown and the “wooed installation of an incin- eration plant in the City next. Spring were discisd at last night's raguhr monthly meeting of the City Omsncil. Hie Worship I lh-rie Sic-Dosi- talk! presided Ooursclldots W3. Ides! and J. Gordon MscDcIn. aid were unavoidably absent.

Otisnmeasting on the seriousness or tho housing conditions in the ‘Otty. tmyor MacDonald said he could see no prospect of any lm-' provcrnmt in the near future. 1hr s. brie: time last summer. he. like many other citisenl. mougtit the formation of Housing limes-prim Ltd. was the answer to many

prayers.

Last May. Mr. Stevenson. an on- gineer ,_ sting Housing Enter. prises l.il.d., nod called upon him a-nd had bold him the corporation was interested in building houses scrum Oonada Alter lac-arm! Ml‘

Stevenson's proposition the Mayor the moi-imp every the-city oo be most suitable for. the

erection" ct! apartments and immed.

latel steamed negotiations for the pisschaae the land. In all. ap- l .000 was plaid 1b

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1w. Bodies Discovered By Police

EAST HAVEN, Conn., Oct. 15~ (AH-Police reported today that a man they refused to identify led urderbrush covered

found two decom

posed .

A skeleton which has been identified teratstiveiy ss that of Henry Edwards of New Haven, was found hers Sept. 10, but at a spot several miles from where the other two bodies were discovered inst. lfllht and today. '

Pollovsaid the bodies might be those of Oscar Mathcssy and Ben- jamin Carter. New Haven men re- Aug. 17 and Sept. 9.

“raising July 22.

Robert Bradley. S. has been held since Oct. s on a coroner's warrant. which contains no charge, for questioning in connection with the

City. Bradley said. the police reported, that he sold the cars at the request

respective dis- and that he had no

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ported missing v respectivslyJ-Idwsrds was reported -

Dominion Tumdown 0f local Housing Scheme Discussed By Council

Seven In Hospital After Brash

QAMPBEI-LTON. N. 3., Oct. 1s- (Wl-Seven automobile ,pllleng- ers remained in hospital tmight after head-on collision of the car and a truck at nearby McLeodg ,1!!! night. The patients were John McBain. Eel River; John Barthe- lot, Mrs. Florence Beaudry and Leo Barriault, all of Dalh-usie; Therese Parent and two children, Jeannine Pitre and Billy Beaudry. all. of St. Andre. Parent was be- lieved the only one seriously in- lured.

Henry Hache, the truck driver, ammnwisfi by his son, Clement, W" PPWPBdlM toward Montreal with a load obempty bottles. The automobile was on the way to Dalhousle. Both vehicles were

......~ not. Soar As Price Control Ends

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WASHINGTON, O8. 16 -- (A!) —Oatte prices soured today and the stock market shot up on the was. pact that the wtinlo structure of Unied States wage and price con. (m1 is toppling.

F ldent humans orders sesid- lng all livestock and meat controls ¢° m9 fir“? new had sweeping re.

om

pervuss .

Politicians of both parties sought airsxiouoly to learn how the mm now felt abflct the meat shortage and pmspws ior the futile. ‘Hie fail congressional elections come three weeks from today

Pork chops lose in one Wlflllnfl- tonstoireilsomsti centsapotnidto $1. Hanflnlrier in Pittsburgh jmnp.

ed from‘ N to 59 cents a potmd. l‘ Jsenoes <4 Mr. ‘Truman's step included:

labor called formally for an end to all wage and price controls except on mils.

2. Stock mancet investors reacted biulishly, and meat packing stocgg led the parade

8. Price administrator Paul Poster issued a statement of policy that the Ofli-Je o! Prioe Admhiistra. tion intends to keep ceiimga on "important" commodities and aq- viees mvtil simply balances demand. d. Cattle pricu leaped in United

went ae much as $11.50 a hundred- weight over O P A. ceilings of 016.5, to Noord the hilhflt one. day price rise yet.

Arc ‘l‘alias__ls_to Gastsly

P5915. Oct. iS-(Reutsrsr-Po- li-cs today arrested an undisclosed number of men. believed members of a gang suspected of a holdup in Montparnasse Station last ‘nonth which resulted in theft of mail "'8' senhim ammo lanes‘ .000) of seem.

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Fslitlno Engineer At $3,600 Salary For litility Board

‘Ihemeiwly apyximcd Boas-d of Oomsmsimiers for Pizblic Utilities is working in tcm ~ quarters ill the Weaker-s’ rcom adiolning the T-Nlfllative Assembly in the Pro- vincial, Building. It intends‘ mak- ing ecchaiutive inquiries into every nutter presented for its consider-a. tlon, states the secretary, Mr L B. MhnMilian, wit) is also a mgmber of tihe Board along with fihe chair- mflln. Jildse C. St. Clair ‘Iroinor. and w; W R. Brennan. Summer- side.

‘Hie latter Ls a qualified electrical engineer and has been engaged as investigator for the Board on a fuihtime basis at a mlairy of $3,600 a year, the Guardian was informed yesterday. The aaiariu of the other members will be nominal, it was stated.

Mr. MacMillan has-officially re- tired as Deputy‘ Minister of Pub- lic Works, although he will be busy in the Department for some time clearing up details. It is un. likely that a successor will be ap- pointed for some weeks. 1n the meantime, Mr 1—.A. Iiiisrnsghan. assistant Deputy Minister, is act- ‘ing Deputy, ,Mr MacMillazfs of. ilcial retirement was necessitated when he was sworn- in as a unem- ber of lihc Utilities Beard 0n Oct. 9 Kiln-river‘ the Public Utilities Act. no lsaioner "shall be directly

forested in any public utility", and this is interpreted as meaning any government empioyment civic or provincial.

flperations liesumeii At Steel Plant

SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont, 15- (CP)—Operatl0ns at the Aigoma Steel Corporation were resumed today on a partial scale with men, being called back to work in the 12 and 1B inch steel roiling mills, coun- pany officials said today, exactly three m0lfihgtflflellnbhe start-of the basic steel strike.

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Goering Cheats Gallows As Ten Others Hang

Slsidc Fish Plant QDestroyed By Fire

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By THOMAS NUERNBERG, Oct. 16 - condemned Nazi ringleaders

to him. this announcement:

10:45 P.M. (4:45 P.M. E.S.T

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him dying.

by the International Military

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Poison f Before, on Time

A. REEDY (Wednesday) - (AP) - Ten died on the gallows in the

Nuernberg jail yard early today but Hermann Goering, Adolf _Hitler’s P10. 2 man, cheated the noose by swallow- ing poison in his cell before the death sentence was read

Col. B. C. Andrus, security chief for the prion, made

“Goering was not hanged, he committed suicide at .—5:45 P.M. A.S.T.) last night by taking cyanide of potassium.”

“He was discovered at once by the sentinel watched and heard him make an odd noise and twitch,” “The sentinel called the doctor and chaplain who were in the corridor and who found

who

“There were pieces of glass in his mouth and an odor of cyanide of potassium on his breath." Col. Andrus announced that 10 other Nazis, sentenced

Tribunal on Oct. 1 for war

crimes, crimes against the peace and crimes against hu-

manity, were hanged.

“Goeri-ngs hands did not go be- neath the blankets and were not observed to go in his mouth. An investigation is now going on to learn how he could conceal the poison when he was subject to daily and rigorous searches. both of his clothes and his person. The cyanide. was contained in a small‘ cartridge case ‘similar to those found before on other Nazis and like the one found on him s year ago last May at Mondorf prison. At that time it was hidden in a can of nescafe."

Klngsbury Smith, representing the combined American press, sold Joachim Von Rl-bbentrop, the‘ Ger- man Foreign Minister before and during the war, was the first man to be executed. While awaiting the placing of the black hood over his head. he uttered his lost words. in German, in a firm, clear voice:

"God save Germany." he cried.

Smith said most of the doomed men made brief "long live Gen- gany" statements on the scaffold.

one of them collapsed, and most of them mounted the 1S steps to the rope steadily. though with United States army guards at each side. .

Julius Streicher. the Jew barter.

There was no indication wihen other mills would be called back. such a development depending on, the time maintenance crews re- quired to put the other departments in repair.

The company Bnliu" cement that mother battery of coke ovens were. charged over the week-end indicat-l ed a step-up in coke production from the level maintained by a company-mien agreement during the strike. Unloading operations were continuing at the company cogl docks. I

iBy Alan Randal. Canadian Press Staff Writer)

HAMILTON. Oct. 15 —- (CPL- Orown testimony in the trial of Mrs. mm. MacLean Dick, charg- ed with murdering her husband. John. neared completion tonight after police officers described how on April 12. she re-enacted the slaying for them.

Police said that on the same day Mrs. Dick gave the fifth in a series of statements-in this final one describing how William Bohnzuk. her one-tlme-friend, killed Dick with a revolver.

‘This statement was a tale. lurid in fts detail, of her March 0 drive with Bohozuk and Dick to a point approximately 15 miles sollh of Hamilton. where her sil-nnr-oid Russian-born’ husband died from two gunshot wounds in the back of the head-"tha bullet came out the right eye and blood spiurted all over."

In an effort to speed up this trial. now ~in its eighth day. Mr. Justice I". H. Barlow called a night sitting tonight after s short closed session late in the day in which he considered admissibility of im- portant Crown testimony-just about last -o( the Crown's case against ths dark-haired. PS-yeary old widow..

late in the day it was learned that llrs. Die}, already in the witness box once during the time the jury was, occluded from this trial. will not be put in the box ti! hll‘ 0WD bdhllf.

, Itbt only that. no other wit-

Crown Testimony Nears End In Torso Slayir

was the only one to shout “Hell Hitler", as he was about to mount tho scaffold,

He made the most commotion, Smith continued, shouting hitter- ly and defiantly: “The Bolsheviks will handle you."

He was the only one to speak after the hood had been placed over his head. mentioning some- thing about "Adele. my oeluved wife," Smith added.

The executions took place under electric lights inside a small gym-

nesses will be called by the de- s fence to testify for her, a matter which gave grounds for the belief this eight-day-wonder trial would probably reach the stage of jury consideration by tomorrow night.

‘This fifth statement of the ac- ruscd was in question-and-answer form.

Before this story reached its full swing, Sgt, Clarence Preston grve an insight into the marriage of the Hamilton streetcar operator and the young woman on izrl w en he said she told him:

' > en I married John Dick he was a lovely fellow. I-Ie used to call and help me with the dishes. He brought soap chips and other things hard to get.”

Then came her real story, ftie tale she told as Insp Charles Wood drove the police car and Mrs. Dick sat in the back seat with Preston taking them over what she said was the route she and Bohozuk and her husband travelled.

She said that Dick died from two shots in the hack of his neck and g third bullet fired-"I thought lt was into the chest or stomach" -after Dick groaned anti Bil Bohozuk said "I'd better finish him off."

Dick. she wamquoted ‘as saying- died on a lonely dirt side road after he had said he would insti- tute dlvorce proceedings, nsme Bohosuk as uusa spondent and make him the "laughing stock" of

nrsslum inside the Nuernbcrg city

jail prison yard, about 35 yurdl from the death block.

Field Marshal Wilhelm Keivtel asked for the protection of God for Germany just before he died andf gave his thanks to the priest. Alfred Rosenberg, the Nazi carty philosopher and the only-ans of the I1 men to refuse relish‘!!! sol-r ace. was pale but composed as ha came to the gallows. Asked if hi