l'rin
n
KilTT
Udily
INfw-
Tnursaay.
December
13.
19d1
Red
Uranium
'
Chief
Flees
BERLIN.
The
Russian
boss
of
lluwn
the
sllerU
u,
an
ouiait
rnrmt:!
yai:ht
ciulj
wliidi
ia
Llicir
NAAFI
recreation
centre.
They
can
drir.k
beer
there
and
talk
and
perhaps
dance
wiih
the
.
NAAFI
p.irls.
Soldiers
roam
the
streets
in
:
twos
and
threes.
They
drink
German
beer
which
is
&troneT
"V,
if
n
Pay
Night
Keeps
Army
Police
Busy
By
DOUGLAS
HOW
CajititSlan
Fross
total!
Writer
a
mammoth
uranium-mine
pro-
.
man
the
beer
at
home
and
some
sect
in
Communist
East
Ger-
;
oi
mem
get
too
much
and
the
;
many
has
fled
to
h
western
provont
men
pick
them
up.
They
j
Allies,
the
West
German
news-meet
woman
in
the
streets
and
j
paper
Die
Welt
report.
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r
seme
of
them
fall
in
with
them
i
It
says
the
project's
top
ex
ecutive
escaped
to
Wet
Berlin
November
29
and
was
flown
out
immediately
to
an
unknown
destination
in
West
Germany
The
newspaper
did
not
say
whether
he
is
being
held
by
United
States,
British,
or
French
officials.
There
was
no
immediate
con-
,
a.w
many
don
t
HANNOVER,
Geimany
-It
te'
By
10:30
they
are
starUng
t()
pay
ni(?ht
for
the
soldiers.
They,drllt
ba;.k
ta
tne
slatlon
where
come
into
town
in
the
hundreds,
tnere
are
tru,.
for
camp
The
many
of
them
seeing
the
big
city
patrols
step
up
their
activity
of
Hannover
for
the
first
timw,
outside
a
restaurant
several
many
of
them
not
being
used
to
dozen
Germans
watch
intently
big
cities
at
all.
,
a.,
they
pick
up
a
soldier
with
Canadian
and
British
military
mucn
to
drink
but
95
po-ice.
teaming
up
in
patrols
on
rent
of
th
snlritpr.
have
iirmation
of
the
report.
Wes!
foot
and
in
jeeps,
roam
the
trouble
with
the
provost
men
this
:
ern
officials
usually
deny
knowt-1
streets
and
clubs
of
this
city
of
night.
j
edge
of
such
reports
for
a
ion-
!
rotivhiy
half
a
million
people.
Ry
midnight,
most
of
the
men
!
time
because
of
security
reasoiu
I
T
s
quite
a
job
to
keep
an
eyv;
aj-e
gone
and
patrols
are
looking
i
L:e
Welt
identified
the
man
r.n
the
night
life
and
conduct
of
.
i0r
tne
0tilfcls.
The
jeep
prowls
i
as
Col.
Fedja
Nikolajevitsh
As-j
the
mldiers
but
the
alliance
isiOIJi
circling,
stopping,
prowling
j
tapchov.
It
said
he
served
as
working
out
nicely.
Every
night
I
A11
through
the
night
it
goes"
at
j
top
official
and
chief
geologist
the
British
MP's
and
the
provost
j
regular
intervals
down
into
the
!
of
the
giant
Wismuth
Corpora
men
oi
maj.
ueorge
nocigKiss
oi
Nordmann
Strasse.
the
stranee
Hon
Miuia
iiMsuiias
suupinng
nas
occupied
sailors
of
the
United
Nations
fljet
in
recent
Hi
re
three
sailors
nj
three
different
nav.es
examine
toy
model
speed
boats
tn
a
store
in
port.
Left
f
right
are
Ldg.
Sea.
D.
Rundls
ol
Cornwall,
England,
and
HM3
Lady-"rmikX
third
class
G.
V.
Brown,
of
Sid
iej.
Oiiic,
USA.,
and
Ldg.
Sea.
Hugh
Mailer
of
.vit
and
Victoria,
a
crew
member
of
the
Canadian
destroyer
HMCS
Sioux
(National
f
I'holoi
1
np
eorporflHon
cp'oits
uran
ium
mines
at
Aue,,
150
miles
southeast
of
Berlin,
and
ships
the
atomic
materials
to
Russia.
Die
Welt
said
360,000
East
Germans
dig
uranium
under
control
of
68D0
Soviet
technicians
and
more
than
11,000
Russian
guards
at
the
pro'ect.
Ii
the
mam
German
cource
of
uranium
for
the
Rui'iUi.
FASTORAL
STATE
The
raising
of
cattle,
sheep
and
horses
is
the
main
industry
in
the
noithvm
territory
of
London,
Ont.,
are
out
together,
1
jumOle
of
ruins
and
one-storey
rovir.s
through
tiie
Lialgic
dwellings
which
is
the
red
light
downtown
area
where
the
lights
district.
The
troops
are
not
al-are
bri-it
and
night
clubs
num-
'
lowed
in
the
Nordmann
Strasse,
C'"0I1S-
i
but
some
of
them
stray
that
way
The
orders
are
that
the
27th
and
the
orovost
men
kindly
ask
Brigade
i
going
to
behave
in
them
to
read
the
out-of-bounds
Gei
many
or
else,
and
the
patrols
SiKn
The
soldiers
ny
pleasantly
are
firm
and
active,
but
in
no
that
they
are
mere:
poking
f'r
way
t
'lihless
or
brutal.
In
the
key
t
the
way
to
the
station.
'.'.mad;i.i:
paticl
jeep
travel
Sgi,.-
ivlaj.
Reg
Linton
of
Toronto
and
,....
,.
SSgt.
Victor
Casellani
of
Win-
,.
INDIAN
MOVIES
nipeg
and
a
reporter
I
Indla
as
a
Pr0(iu'
"f
moving
...
.
.
'
pictures
is
second
largest
in
the
I-
a
six-hour
u
job,
8
p.m
to
2
world
exceeded
only
by
the
a.m.,
but
one
of
the
most
lntrlg-
United
stales
uing
character.
The
downtown
,,,
CS
Ontario
-
-i
Pit
ih!S
advertisement
ts
nor
published
or
displayed
by
the
tiauor
Control
&ord
or
by
the
Government
of
Uritish
Columbia
Atom
Fuel
in
Tventy
Years
ermvve
Esquimalt
Dramatic
exhibition
of
a
ealibte
v
llMUilifTri
aiivu
W1LI1
llIILeU
.
TO
SUBSCRIBERS
N0TIC
NEW
YORK
Coal
and
water
w-naows.
with
smart
cafes,
res-
j
power
won
t
have
competition
Grants,
hotels,
an
opera
house,
from
atomic
fuel
for
at
least
20
WM!l
fum-carn
and
many
Ger-;
years,
says
Dr.
Gleen
T.
Seaborg,
man
people
and
with
Canadian
Nobel
Prize
winner.
'
soldiers.
Nearly
all
the
soldiers
The
University
of
California
"&ve
to
bu
in
by
midnight.
Many
&MAI.T-
After
spending
f,jr
youngsters
of
nine
,-u-half
month
in
At-
f
ntf
le"
fea"
ol
W.
wilt
be
'
Icatured
,ters
HMCS
Ontario,
by
transcription
over
1
CFPH
thls
Fridav
evening
at
8
;1
by
Capt.
E.
P
Tis-
when
Columbus
of
Per-
unci
to
her
home
base
is
RnacL.te1,
b
PuPils
of
K,n8
i&mv
Before
leaving
the
.T
..
..
ri..n
v.r.A
Edward
school.
Coma
to
the
did
ol
the
chemistrv
Dr-jfjs.sor
who
li-cov-
CI
me
civ:uans
are
still
around
fi
imcss
EilzaDPth
and
uuuhot
piuuHiiuin,
cajnea
to
new-
.f
ill-)
from
Sycln.-y
Nova
'
b"
Joe
Gcenoe.
and
starring
bis
men
before
leavins
by
plane
for
EXPENSIVE
CLl'BS
Jhn-8.
Newfound-
""t"!?
fT'
wh'tt
WIU
rereiW!
.
Night
clubs
roil
on
until
5
a.m.
party
with
.
.
.
me
last
pnase
oi
tneir
i
.?".r"
""TOt
"
w.th
acts
ranclne
from
oartia!
.
radian
tour.
-....
,
.
.u
wanorj
sara
awnuc
uncrjy
strin-tease
to
crack'!
ahnut
the
ate,
with
remarkable
success'
k,
bemg
put
to
important
JZ
ut,
The
soldiers
try
some
are
out
of
bounds,!
aren't
but
usually
find
I
wood
preduction.
i
trwters
faj
n.asuring
mceraents
some
Tnose
who
remember
Mr.
and
activa
i
various
eiimtnto
them
pretty
expensive.
i
He
said
he
.beloved
this
use
The
movies
are
in
German
so
Got:.oe'
"Christmas
and
Mr.
Beedle"
of
last
year
will
have
an
idea
of
what
to
expect.
"will
be
of
greater
importance
the
soldiers
skip
them.
They
drift
man
atomic
power
useit.
Appearing
in
the
cast
win
bej
Dr.
Seaborg
was
co-winner
ef
Gerry
Jensen
as
the
Caliph;
i
this
year'
Nobel
Prize
for
science.
Margaret
Anfield
as
Sylvia
Co-j
The
othw
recipient
is
Dr.
Edwin
lumbns;
Morris
Alger
as
theM".
McMillan,
a
physicist
at
the
preacher;
Robert
Knudsen,
!
same
university,
teacher;
Alfred
Hunter,
the
ush-1
,
ntnt
mm
a
j
m
j
Vj
i
A
If
you
hove
missed
your
paper,
pleose
phone
your
newsboy.
If
you
do
not
know
your
newsboy's
name,
coll
the
office
before
5
p.fti.
HOl'TE
1
Alan
Laird,
Croon
1.-J
WalU
and
Nirkcrson's
lo
Prizzeil'.i
Motors:
Fulton
Street
516-600;
6th
Ave.
West
COO
and
700
Blu.-ks.
.
UOCTK
2
-Ra!ph
Olson,
Blue
72
Herman
Street;
1420
cth
Ea.st.
to
Seal
Cove.
ROl'TE
3
Victor
Maskulak.
l.st
Ave.
Vcsh
2411-1077;
2nrl
Ave.
Wr.st
9S1-102S
lnrrlnd-in-A
8th
Street;
3rd
Ave.
Frizeil's
Motors
to
end
of
3ri
West.
ROl'TE
4
Alvin
Xystcdt,
ISluc
G38
7th
Ave.
Wet
704-1427:
,
9lh
Ave.
West
102-60!)
80G-CG1;'
Fulton
Street
700
E:o;k;
Tatluw
Street
803-823;
Conv.-x
Ave.
ROt-'TE
S
Jimmy
Mcl.ran,
Red
822
4th
Ave.
West
100-445;
5th
Ave
West
105-515;
6th
Ave.
We.it
303-E39;
Dunsnmir
Slreet
211-42;
Tallow
bM-515;
E;ner.-:on
Flace;
Agnsw
Place.
ROL'TE
C
Eleanor
Wa'.fcer,
Green
919
8!h
Ave.
West
103-537;
9!h
Ave.
Ea:lt
110-270:
MoOride
Street
113-703.
ROUTE
7
Glcmlon
Smith,
Blue
931
Ail
of
Section
2
ROl'TE
frJimmy
Johnr.on,
Green
061
Waterfront
and
Pacific
Place;
CNR-FL,hermer.'s
FioaUj.
lOl'TE
!?
Melvin
Rjnrnsnn,
Green
11S
8th
Ave.
East,
McBride
to
Hays
Cove
Circle.
ROl'TE
10
Bruce
Roakl,
Green
719
4'h
Ave.
East
237-73;;:
5th
Ave.
East
301-719;
6th
Ave.
East
119-245,
301-626;
Hays
Cove
Circle
82-b7;
Cotton
Street
511-510;
Green
Street
411-410;
Ebcrt
Slreet;
Youhk
Street.
ROl'TE
I
i
Leslie
Murdoch,
IKack
285
er;
Patricia
Cameron,
the
Grand
Virer.
Seven
Sages:
Stewart
Noble,
Larry
Stanwood.
Ronald
Brydges,
Bobby
Oskey.
Raymond
Peder-sen.
Billy
Pedersen,
Barry
Jaim-
Moving
of
Wheat
Superhuman
lob
A
i
Jul
Lift
i
.
i
Li
1J
cs
.
,
!
OTTAWA-Saks
of
wheat
to
Emd
Morgan,
Betty
Hill
thlS
wintcr
have
bt.en
made
t0
II
HUH.
PLUMING
end
HEATING
The
Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
You
Know
PHONE
For
Repairs
and
Alterations
Smith
&Elkins
ltd.
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,fii
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'
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the
United
Kingdom,
India.
Bel
olfson,
Margaret
Valderhaug,
gium,
Ireland,
Italy,
The
Netherlands,
Norway
and
Switzerland
as
well
as
to
Latin
America
and
the
Caribbean
countries.
Delivery
of
this
wheat,
says
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
will
call
for
super-
Freda
Orlndstrand,
Joyce
Brent-zen.
Rubin
Gilmour.
Announcer
Valerie
Richardson.
Crowd
effects
by
the
whole
Grade
V
classroonv
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
bv
th
Government
of
Btitish
ColLmbia.
'.
human
effort
by
railways
from
Reindeer
have
a
very
keen
Alberta
west
to
Vancouver
and
rense
of
smell,
and
can
smell
Prince
Rupert.
tmtnl
(i
mi
pwbhiltcd
at
4tpitrd
hi
moss
even
through
several
feet,
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and
2nd
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Piitaolt
Place.
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yaunRslers
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Here's
th
hoppiest
way
of
all
to
check
off
your
gift
list
-S
11
Drn
AtTl
nnPPNTtl
J
iSCX
this
Christmas.
Surprise
the
family:with
slippers.
Warm,
wwh.
I
r
j
'
IJ
1
!
I'll
1
"WA
novelty
slippers
for
the
youn'iers...
relaxing
time
slipper
I
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for
dad
and
a
truly
glamorous
pair
for
morn.
Here
in
an
!
i
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.
ROl'TE
12
Sammy
Alexander
lllh
Ave..
East
333-1365;
Frederick
St.;
Sherbrook
Ave.
ROl'TE
11
Runny
Eby,
Green
25R
l.-t
East
'225-2
!7;
2nd
Ave.
West
137-341:
l.sl
Rlrrl
131-225;
'Market
Place;
3:d
Ave.
lJuily
Mew.s-Nal.iona:
Motors.
'
ROl'TE
l.i
Alleyn
Ritchie.
Blark
8SR
5th
Ave.
Wi'.st
i;33-735,
741-713;
Borden
Street
Frasrr
Street
Biggar
Place.
ROl'TE
16
Frank
Kilborn,
(;reen
977
4th
Ave.
E.u:t
124-234;
5th
Ave.
East
101-216;
7th
Ave.
East
103-658;
Bowser
Street.
ROl'TE
17
Charlie
I.iiidstrnm,
Green
921
6th
Ave.
West
210-53:1;
7th
Ave.
West
120-537:
8th
Ave.
West
221-520;
Lotbiniere
Si.
721-728;
McBritlc
St.
413-704;
Tallow
St.
625-733.
ROl'TE
18
Arviil
Hardin,
Blue
C6:
filh
Ave.
Ea.-t
Block
800;
8th
Ave.
East
915-076:
9th
Ave.
'
Fast
1000-1144:
10th
East
900-1130;
Alfred
Street:
Bacon
Street;
Donald
Street.
ROl'TE
19
Jimmy
Johnson,
Green
661
th
Ave.
East
870-1140;
Ambrose
Ave."
ROl'TE
2(1
Jack
Rudolph,
Green
731
'8th
Ave.
East
1030-1944.
ROl'TE
21
Jimmy
Moorehead,
Red
2nd
Ave.
West
1135-1314;
Park
Ave.
1005-2279:
11th
-
Slreet;
Water
Street;
Beach
Place.
ROl'TE
23
Larry
Parent,
Green
487
8th
West
615-735;
Summit
Ave.;
Taylor
Slreet.
ROl'TE
21
Brian
Roberts,
Black
480
2nd
Ave.
West.
716-3rd
Ave.
and
6th
Street;
3rd
Ave.
West
Daily
News-Watts
and
Nicker.son's
(5th
St.).
ROl'TE
25
Gary
Parkin,
Green
660
6th
Ave.
East
1141-1476.
ROl'TE
26
Frankw
Stewart,
Blue
716
7th
Ave.
East
931-1086;
1103
Ridley
Home;
Hays
Cove
Ave.
928-1154.
ROl'TE
27
Christopher
Ilarvev
Green
214
Gth
East,
McBride
Hays
Cove
Circle.
Hays
Cove
Circle.
THESE
ARE
THE
DAILY
NEWS
LITTLE
MERCHANTS
THEIR
SUCCESS
DEPENDS
ON
YOU
exira
large
jcietnuii
...
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ROYAL
NAVY
ERARA
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Fashion
Footwear
the
comfortable
slippers
he
appreciates
This
advertisement
is
not
published.or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
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