Thursday, October. 2, (Y952

‘The News’ Classifieds

FOR SALE — Prime grain-fed
beef and pork. Apply Anderson
Feed Co. : C6-37

FOR SALE — One good ‘cheer
heater, 25 of 8” and 10” nickle
plated furnace flue pipe. Two
oak end-tables. Phone 3791.

P3838

FOR SALE — Clare Jewell Stove
$35 cash. Phone 2678, J. C. Mc-
Luckie. we P3-38

FOR SALE — Three panel dou-
ble-diamond glass window.:7 ft.
by 6 ft. Apply Box 285 or
Myles MacPherson.

FOR SALE —. 1949 Plymouth
Concord in first.class condition,
$1600.-'Terms arranged. Apply
W. Nixon, Blueberry Store.
Phone 2331... P3-39

FOR SALE — 1950 Austin. Guar-
anteed ‘to suck more dust and
- dirt than any three vacuum

cleaners.” Sid: Walton, Blue~ |’

berry Creek. * P1-40

FOR .SALE .— .Two bedroom
house. Insulated. Reasonable
for cash. Immediate occupancy
‘Apply -corrier of Fifth and

Main, Castlegar. ° P1-40

FOR RENT — Four roomed
house. Apply Mary Moroso,
Box 136, 7th and-Main. P3-40

P3-39!"

FOR ‘SALE — Four-piece bed-
- Yoom~ suite. Huron’ wood and
coal ‘stove, (water jacket in-
cluded.) Electric iron, Galvan-
ized bath’ tub. ‘Chrome table
and chair set (four chairs). D.
E. Hughes, DuMont Subdivis-
ion, Kinnaird. ; C1-40
FOR SALE — Italian prunés.
Apply Mrs. F. Eremenko, next
to the Castle Theatre. C1-40

HELP WANTED — Experi d

CASTLE’ NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Arson Hearing.
‘Continued from Page 1

lap fuse, sprinkled it .and’ the
walls, of the mill with gasoline
and set the fuse on fire.
Wanted Others to Confess ‘
Constable Cline testified’ fur-
ther that on his several visits to
Popoff in Jail following his sign-
ing of the statement, the accused
said he felt.that those responsible
for other fires in : the district,
would also come forward and,
confess once they had heard that
Konkin, and himself had confess-

Page 5

that John Zbitnoff and Bill Kalo-
Soff had told him “the ‘work must
be continued.” %
‘ “Paul ‘Popoff and me set fire
fo the hall at Brilliant,” the Kon-
kin statement declared and des-
cribed how the two allegedly pre-
Pared some burning material and
Set fire to the front porch. The
statement continued that Popoff
asked Konkin’s help in setting
fire to the Goloff mill and that
he gave him some gasoline.

- “Any other fires,'I don’t know
about. That’s the honest truth,”
the stat asserted, logi
ing for i certain peo-

ed, He was steadfast in i =
ing that Konkin and himself
were isible only for the

stenographer to work part
time in Law office. Apply Suite
Seven, Eremenko Building or
Phone 2138, P1-40

planer mill and community hall
fires, .

Staff Sergeant McKay, Trail
Detachment, also testified that

WANTED — Four or. five room’
house for ltérman. R

during conv with him,
Popoff led him to believe that all
other Doukh Sr ible for

able rent, Will ensure best of
care in general. P.O. Box 585.
. P3-40

WANTED FOR’ RENT — Two or
three bedroom house in Cas-
tlegar. Apply Maddocks Shoe

tore. | C2-40

FOR ‘HIRE — Bulldozing. D-6
Cat. Apply H, M. Card, Robson,
B.c. P3-38

FOR RENT — Two roomed suite.
No children please. Box 438.
Castlegar. P3-38

fires would come forward and
confess just as soon as they had
heard that he had made a con-
fession.

The police officer enteréd as
further testimony a conversation
he had overheard during one of
the court recesses that morning,
in which the two accused were
advised that the Sons of Freedom
had disowned them and wanted
no further part with them.

Paul Popoff reserved his de-
fence, retracting his previous
charge of police intimidation to

and declari instead

ple’s names since “I must men-
tion names.” '
Konkin also reserved -his de--
fence but made a brief verbal
statement in which he declared
he had nothing to do with the
Goloff mill fire, saying his wife
was with child and he had
enough problems of his own at
the time. “I am i for

Miscellaneous Shower
Honors Recent Bride

Some thirty guests assembled
at the home of Mrs. Earl Mac-
lean last Tuesday for a postnup-
tial miscellaneyus shower in
honor of Mrs. Wm. Goresky,
formerly Miss Mae Forgie-Thom-
son, .

Corsages were presented to the
bride, her mother, Mrs. I. Forgie-
Thomson, and her grandmother,
Mrs. Duncan.

Mrs. George Santano was in

FIRE PREVENTION
WEEK

Next week is Fire Prevention
Week throughout Canada, It’s
purpose is to bring to the atten-
tion of the public the part they
can play in reducing fire losses.
Fire Prevention ‘starts in your
own home. Check for danger
spots and correct faults. Check
your dwelling and contents in-
surance, too. See that you are
adequately protected should fire
strike your home. Consult. Cyril

charge of the entertai
which consisted of a number of
humorous contests annd games.
Prizewinners were Mrs. V. Gor-
esky, Mrs. Wm. O’leary, Mrs. L.
Morey and Mrs. Don Wallace.

A variety of household articles

Bell Ltd. for advice.
Office above Bank of Montreal.
Phone 3441, " Adv.

Of the Latin American coun-
tries, Brazil is the biggest buyer
of. C ian goods.

and or were ss to
the bride, in a gayly decorated
clothes basket.

no fires,” he asserted.

inter-High Softball
Featured Here Sat,

Saturday promisés to be a big
day in the inter-high school his-
tory of the district with an inter-
high softball tournament at the
local ball park, a banquet in the
evening followed by a dance be-
ing the events dul

Refr served by the
hostesses, Mrs, Wm. Easton, Mrs.
L. C..Johnston, Mrs. G. Santano,
Mrs. Wm. O'’Léary, Mrs. C.
Fraser and Mrs. V. Jones, topped
off the evening in grand style.

In New Brunswick a pulp and
paper company and the provin-
cial government employed a fleet
of 19 airplanes to spray a 200,000
acre stand of forest against the
spruce budworm.

Photo Studio

FINEST QUALITY
SERVICE

B. HUBER
Box 522 Phone 4922
Castlegar, B.C.

S.

ENROL NOW — Highland
d i st beginners’

FOR SALE — Two d-hand
washing machines. H. S. John-
son, Columbia Avenue. P3-40

classes, K. Andreashuk, Phone
3741, Castlegar. P3-38

FOR SALE — Two 10-section
hot-wat J ‘i diat

Nick Stoochnoff, 2nd Avenue
and Main Street. P1-40
FOR SALE — Dutch and Cana-
dian flowering bulbs’ are now
in stock at Nielsen’s Green-
houses, Kinnaird. P1-40

LOST — Girl's bicycle. Maroon.
Liberal reward. Mrs. J. Byers.
P1-40

‘ NOTICE — St. Alban’s Guild
Hallowe'en Tea, Friday, October
31. 3-5 p.m. Hallowe’en Treats
for sale. C1-40

that the confessions made were
induced by threats from firemen
and Fire Chief R; A. D. West. He
alleged that Mr. West threatened
“We will burn you with the
houses. Two days before our ar-
rest he continued, “we decided
to take the fires on ourselves and
get in jail so as not to be burned
at home.”
Konkin Statement

Evidence entered against Kon-
kin was his own voluntary state-
ment, iled in his quarters at

FOR SALE — Used Standard Re-
mington typewrited. Apply I.
Riley, Phone 2182. P1-40

NOTICE — Reserve November
8 for the Legion L.A. Tea and
Bake Sale. C1-40

HereauThere
With Arlee

I didn’t mean it! I take it all
back! I think it is a beautiful car,
mow can I please ride in it
again?? Seriously tho, the shades
are really nice but it is certainly
a lucky thing we didn’t run out
of paint ‘because there were so
many colours blended to make
each shade that we would never
be able to hit the same one again.
Heather keeps saying we got a
“new bran car” and it certainly
feels like it,

Gordon came home from
“Cubs” the other night with 20
boxes of Christmas Cards and
I nearly had heart failure — had

visions of sending two to each of
my friends at Chritsmas and an-
other at Easter with the remain-
der next Hallowe’en. However,
he is selling them faster than I
expected so we can breath again.
Funny how much magic there is
in the word “Cubs”. Boys that
belong to that organization are
usually pretty good boys. People
like to help them out, maybe be-
cause they are so willing to help
others, .

Went over to Nelson yester-
day to heckle the Telephone Co.
into giving us a phone—we hope
out of sheer desperation they will
give us one so we will let them
alone, There’s a situation I could
really sound off about if I got
‘the chance so guess this is a
‘pretty good place to end this
column. 4

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life of your building.

Come in or call today for a

“Lumber and
Building Supply.

Nelson jail on Sept. 15. This
statement was also made after
the usual police warning and
without any threat, inducement,
or promise of favor whatsoever,
Constable Cline testified.

ed by the Stanley
Humphries High School, the full
day of softball competition in
which both boys and girls teams
will take part from Castlegar,
Rossland and Trail high schools,
begins at 10 a.m._and continues
till late afternoon.

The banquet at 6:30 p.m. is
under the direction of Miss M.
Millican, Misses Babs and Tannis
Killough and Miss Anne Hender-
son with Mel Gustafson as mas-
ter of ceremonies.

The evening dahce for the
Players, students and invited
friends is sponsored by the local
Students’ Council and will take
place in school gymnasium,

Plans for the tournament, ac-
cording to Miss B. Ball, girls’
physical ed i instructor at

In the statement, the
declared that he had no intention
of “going' back to the work” but

Train Schedules
Change Slightly

Timetable changes recently an-
nounced by Canadian Pacific
Railway officials to take effect
Sunday, September 28, will mean
slight ch in train sched 3
for Castlegar.

Train No. 12 from Vancouver,
which now leaves Castlegar for
the East at 3:43 a.m., will leave
here at 3:58 a.m. on the new sche-

ule.

The Vancouver train, No. 11,
which now leaves Castlegar for
the west at 8:39
one half hour later at 9:09 p.m.

The schedule for the bus from
the East, connecting with train
67 at Nelson and now arriving at
Castlegar from Nelson at 1:30
P.m, will remain unchanged.

The bus connecting with train
68 at Nelson for the East, will
leave Castlegar ten minutes soon-
er at 3:30 p.m. instead of at 3:40
p.m. as at present. Train No. 68
will leave Nelson for the East
fifteen minutes sooner at 5:00
P-m. instead of 5:15 p.m. as at
present. :

p.m., will leave,

the high school, were begun last
year with a view to encouraging
inter-high competition and sport-
smanship. Other tournaments,
for both indoor and outdoor win-
ter sports, are planned for later
in the season:

wtaying a major part in the
organnization of Saturday’s game
is I. Dergoussoff, Castlegar.

As an incidental note, any
readerd possessing an old golf
club or two for which they have
no further use, are advised that
Miss Ball would be glad to ob-
tain them for her girl’s P.T.
classes,

ee

At the 1951 census Canada’ had
1,306,634 horses, less than half as
many as in 1941,

FORSALE |
For Highest Offer

PARTIALLY BURNED HOUSE
On Third Avenue in Castlegar
near High School. House as is.
Lot included.
SEND OFFERS TO

J. BLOODOFF,

Brilliant, B.C.

Announcement

Mr. T. J. Teahan of
that he has _ purchased
Castlegar.

; my a
Effective immediately, this

Trail wishes to announce
Defoe’s Coal business in

business will be known as
1

TEAHAN'S FUEL
AND TRUCKING

The new firm will be handling all types of domestic
and commercial coals ftom: Drumheller, Leth-;

_ bridge and’ Crowsnest

Fields. "

. They will be pleased’ to give you any information “and
. take your orders at the office of the... ;

ARROW MOTORS

To’.all: Castlegar and Kinnaird residents, .Mr.
Teahan -bespeaks your kind ‘patronage and assures:

you of the very best in coal service,

Castle Theatre

SAVE WITH
A Thriftpass

Friday and Saturday
Another triumph for
John Howard Davies - a
who is winning America’s heart
as

“Oliver Twist”!

GEORGE MINTER presents JOHN HOWARD DAVIES: ROBERT NEWTON
ian “TOM BROWN'S SCHOOLDAYS” with JAMES HAYTER * MICHAEL HORDERN.
DIANA WYNYARD © Produced by Brian Desmond Hurst * Direcred by Gordon Parry * Screenplay by Noel Langley
A Renown Pictures Presentation * Released thru United Anises

IRENE DUNNE

Monday and Tuesday
Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.

ALEC GUINNESS:

The Mudlark

Wednesday and Thursday

The love affair between

the beautiful farmer's

daughter and ‘the soda

fountain owner.

The scene in which the

soldier from Korea visits
~ his buddy's mother.

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GARY COOPER 4*
VAN JOHNSON .
GENE. KELLY
JANET LEIGH
FREDRIC MARCH
WILLIAM POWELL

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with 15 BEG stars:

EVERYONE HAS A FAVORITE SCENE!

There’s laughter, heart-throbs, romance for ai!

What happens when
one lady is overlooked
by the census taker.

The part where the
Texas. cowboy gets
something off his chest.

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