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VOL.
XL.
No.
250
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
25,
1951
PRICE
FiVIS
CENTS
i
ies
Results-
Labor
Seen
Somewhat
Stronger
In
British
Election
Today
L
IT"
Tory
Odds
10
or
EM
m
mum
m
RIVER-
IS
rns
m
the
British
3:3(1
this
afternoon
I
neck
and
neck
race
NEC
m
I
Lessening
Conservatives
Still
Confident
of
,
Victory,
However
LONDON
(CP)
-Millions
of
Britons
trooned
Lo
3
33
ETp
IIS)
for.
Mim
MM
.ativi's
"
-
10
,l
.
1
r'ed
603
..
625
t.-
will
h
pniint-
i('
M
.
"
liL,.
1
11
,
t
in
i,
tut
t-euiuuiUcr
iu-Ui
uaiiui
boxes
today
the
critical
general
election
that
marked
the
second
(and
possibly
the
I
Boy
Spared
Former
Queen
of
!r
,
Portugal
Passes
Diversion
Of
Waters
To
Raise
Income
Tax
to
Meet
Old
Age
Pension
Cost
Meet
last
of
Winston
Churchill's
re
I
rrom
IUIII
I
ixoose
V
I
J
l
J
JM.
lentless
ellorts
to
unseat
the
VERSAILLES
0
Former
I
socialist
government
or
Prime
i
.
.
i
!
Queen
Marie
Amelia
of
Portugal
I
.
-
...
i
Minister
Clement
Attke.
The
j
NEW
WESTMINSTER
d-
Trie
died
today.
She
was
86
years
of
lAMrlll
P"11
close
at
9
p
m.
which
is
i
death
sentence
on
17-year-old
age.
JUMUll
jl
P"-
Pacific
Standard
Time,
i
t
ranc's
Stephen
Sykes
of
Mis-1
s
I
'By
late
afternoon
earlv
returns
!
sinn
ha
hen
rnmmniPfi
in
life
Accident
in
.
Galley
Death
Such
Is
Latest
Claim
in
'
Ocean
Falls
Murder
Trial
At
Vancouver
VANcdlJVER
(CP)
Testimony
that
Joseph
Ferguson
died
accidentally
was
heard
yesterday
at
the
murder
trial
of
Winfred
Stanfield
Young.
Ferguson,
second
cook
on
the
American
freighter
.Washington,
was
fatally
stabbed
at
Ocean
Falls
June
26.
Two
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
constables
testified
that
Young,
chief
cook,
first
said
to
them:
"Oh.
hell,
I'm
guilty.
I
iiurUnce
to
B.C.,
should
start
coming
In.i
!
.mprhonment.
Early
reports
indicated
that!
H,
haf,
been,
convicted
June
2
voting
throughout
the
morning
;
ol
lne
s:x-siayjn,,
oI
13-year-old
ntir
of
Fisheries
16
OTTAWA
Hon.
Paul
Martin,
minister
of
health,
announced
today
that
personal
Income
tax
would
be
increased
two
percent
as
part
of
the
plan
to
help
finance
the
new
$1,000,000.00
universal
old
age
security
program.
There
will
also
be
an
Increase
of
two
percent
in
the
corporation
tax
and
two
percent
of
the
general
sales
tax
will
be
earmarked
fov
the
pension
fund;
starting
January
1.
Afler
Januaiy
1
there
will
be
a
$40
a
month
pension
for
every
Canadian
over
seventy
years
of
age.
The
income
tax
increase
will
become
effective
July
1
next
and
the
corporation
tax
January
1.
Under
the
plan
the
maximum
a
person
will
be
expected
to
contribute
to
the
personal
income
tax
is
$60
per
year.
Mighty
Blast
Change
Course
of
Swift
Interior
River
VANDERHOOF
(CP)
Man
on
Wednesday
pulled
the
Nechako
River
out
of
its
hed
for
the
first
time
in
history.
The
incident
marked
completion
of
the
first
step
in
the
Prince
Gets
Eight
Salmon
Koyal
Couple
Continue
Hi
liday
Head
for
Nanaimo
Tomorrow
i
Laura
Grant
whose
nude
body
was
found
In
a
pasture
near
her
j
homi.
He
had
been
sentenced
to
I
be
handed
December
11.
!
Sheriff
Frank
Cotton
of
New
limstcr
of
flsneries,
"".".
,d,v
Ihai
he
will
fly
,
Weather,
which
had
been
ack,y
for
a
confer-
SoV
and
cl(i
whP"
rwilj
open-
Noiu
Pacific
fisher-
ed
at
7
a
m
tur"ed
during
thp
nifirninu
1
Tk...
:,
.-..
1
was
advised
Wed
Westminster
stminsti
.day
h
by
-sending
a
five-man
uiipieceuenieu
,
EjllZU'
went
,
w
p
,,
Wh
also
Include
"l,e.
ot
voting
during
the
fir.,t
"crVvw
of
state
"at
VICTORIA
O-Princess
,r,
u.pu.y
minister
Ihe
t
h
7lnct
a"d
,fhP
ml
Dr.
O.
L.
Hart
.1
,
been
commuted.
.
:
h'ng
?n
tn
S,l,'ail
Settling
Down
Georgia
New
Deal
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada's
$550,000,000
project
te
build
a
stabbed
Jjim."
i.
nilnt.w",!
utiitinn
'
'"'"x-i
vtinvc
uixiiy,
one
Ul
jus
Wednesday.
Philip
caught
eight
grilse
young
salmon
weighing
is
sending
ten
"
mighty
power
dam
and
aluminum
plant
in
the
heart
of
tha
British
Columbia
north
coun
Estimates
f
the
exbected
"much
greater
than
last
time."
Peace
Talk
To
about
two
pounds.
An
information
officer,
re
iThe
majority
of
tnese
early
vot-
Tory
majority
have
been
scaled
,i
the
nartv
ex-
,uu
uie
rx
,
vy
pal
,.,,,,
pm
ers
wnnM
would
ho
be
Riieiuliiit.
Socialist
govern
unvprn.
try
i!0n
BCHIS
ojrting
on
the
royal
couple
10'iday
activities
at
Eagle
Crest
in
Japan
about
two
"c
i
Survey
of
reports
from
virtu-
1,-,,,,.t
is
of
first
allv
everv
majf
area
'
the
ment
supporters
balloting
before
they
went
to
factories
and
Industrial
plants.
Even
as
Air
War
Continues
In
Korea
Both
Sides
Suffer
Losses
Later,
they
said,
Young
explained
that
he
and
Ferguson
were
alone
in
the
ship's
galley.
Turning,
Young
said
he
lound
Ferguson
standing
over
him
in
a
menacing
position,
holding
a
large
pot
of
beans.
Young
had
reached
behind
him
for
a
kitchen
knife
to
defend
himself.
Ferguson
had
lunged
forward
and
Impaled
himself
on
the
blade.
Although
the
wound
was
small,
I
to
British
Colum-
f"""'
wnaniduve
Every
Indication
Is
that
they
uiiii.sl
r
of
fisheries
",
"V
7
.
:
.
.
v
The
official
said
that
theMthe
Socialists)
have
succeeded
Lodge,
said
the
Princess
did
not
'
ilp
a
line.
She
wore
a
blue
rain-
VICTORIA
if
A
new
deal
for
;oat
and
hood
with
calf-high
hospital
insurance
of
non-regis-
l'bber
boots.
rrants
and
delinquents
is
includ-
PhiHp
wore
a
tweed
Jacket
.d
In
four
changes
in
a
plan
an-and
grey
flannels.
-
j
nounced
Wednesday
by
the
min-
The
motorboat
was
handled
i
I
ter
of
health
and
welfare.
Hon.
layers
of
this
pro-
MUNSAN,
Korea
(P
Following
.he"
deferred
acceptance
yester-lay
by
the
Communists
of
Pan-
number
of
people
who
cast
ballots
between
7
and
A
a.m.
was
f
uitoied
considerable
in
getting
out
a
big
vote,"
the
official
said.
Between
9
a.m.
and
noon,
the
.nunion
as
the
site
for
renewal
?f
Korean
armistice
talks,
Red
and
Allied
five-man
delegations
!ln.'
protection
and
a
of
salmon.
Consc-
livl
we
have
a
right
st
when
it
comes."
source
said,
the
polling
appeared
by
E.
L.
Boullbee.
one
of
the
A.
D.
Turn
bull,
on
the
eve
of
the
to
be
running
about
two
per
owners
of
the
lodee.
Phillu
did
snscial
session
of
the
Legislature.
Three
bulldozers
and
a
dragline
closed
a
100-foot
gap
in
a
cofferdam
to
send
foaming
wat-
,
ers
through
a
1500-foot
diversion
tunnel.
Site
of
the
new
dam
has
been
drained
of
water
and
dam
construction
work
will
now
begin.
The
damsite
is
60
miles
soutn-west
of
this
bustling
central
interior
town.
Earlier
Wednesday
a
-deafen-!
ing
dynamite
blast
had
freed
I
the
lower
end
of
the
tunnel
so
the
water
could
flow
through.
1
More
than
1200
pounds
of
powder
set
off
the
blast
which
.'
buried
lock
and
shaved
boulder
1
hundred
of
feet
into
the
air.
an
artery
had
been
cut.
Fergu-
Churchill
onto
the
deck
wu
iinu
lull
uirao
.
.
,
xgain
today.
It
is
their
first
!?"
kta"erf,1
he
where
collapsed
and
died.
cent
greater
than
in
the
1950
not
take
the
tiller.
:
Mr.
Tuinbull
said
that
none
election.
During
the
morning
it
rained
of
the
changes,
all
interim
recom-
Conservatlves
said
they
were
hard
and
the
reyal
couple
stay-
rtiendations
of
the
recent
board
confident
that
these
ballots
ed
indoors.
In
the
afternoon
it
ot
inquiry,
required
legislation.
meeting
since
August
22,
the
day
before
the
Rds
broke
off
dis-tirjlonr
after
charging
that,
an
IDES
-
lihpllprP
1IIJWICVI
October
2(1.
1951
were
ai
leasi
evenly
mviaea
u
c'.
-ared
off
enough
to
allow
them
Th.
chanaes
are:
Weather
I
not
lavoraoie
to
us.
t
fish
and
take
a
waik
around
i
1
1.
Introduction
of
a
system
i
Allied
plane
had
bombed
and
"trafed
the
old
conference
site
(f
Kaeson.-
'
'-
-
-i
.
-
,
I
liH'lMm
Dtv
Suit
KUrU4
By
Winston
Churchill.
;
rnc
source,
who
a-sKed
not
lo
225-acre
estate
.surrounding
;rrr
non-reclstrants
and
deUn-1
j
be
lucntined.
said
estimates
ol
thr
lodge.
quenti
can
become
eligible
by'
(the
Conservative
majority
have1
rhilin
carried
a
shoteun
but
navine
one
vear's
Dremiums
bvi
10::5a
'"21
4?
4:14
18:40
18
2
feet
16
0
fort
6
8
feet
7,5
lect
Synopsis
Co'd
air
from
the
interior
of
The
entire
construction
camp
LONDON
ORt.
Hon.
Win-
j
been
scaled
down
now.
They
are
nr.
pheasants
were
sighted.
'November
30
and
agreeing,
to
the
province
was
sweeping
down!of
900
nad
ben
Put
n
the
alert,
the
coastal
inlets
this
morning
I
Hardrock
drillers,
caterpillar
.
s(on
Churchlll
sued
the
London
'
talking
about
a
majority
of
3d
n
was
a
peaceful,
restful
day
pay
off
the
rest
in
instalments,
f
11.
England
f
Own-
Daily
Mirror,
pro-Labor
news-i
to
45
seats.
:
for
the
Print-iss
and
her
husband
.
2.
Reduction
of
the
30-day
i
and
temperatures
will
be
gener
if
.'el
hi;
idlums
wvie
re-
papei,
for
libel
today
for
a
gen-j
This
estimate
was.
11)
laci,
me
after
a
wearying
round
of
offi-
waiting
period
to
fourteen
days;
Siiipii
they
found
their
cral
jlection
eve
spread
saying
one
held
by
independent
anai-
Cjai
receptions.
With
cooler
but
and
allowing
a
period
of
seven
it
tis;
with
the
mooring
that
Labor
Is
the
party
"you
can
during
the
last
four
days,
dearer
weather
forecast,
the
lavs
grace
on
payments.
j
lux
on;
ground
TOKYO
A
comparative
lull
fell
over
the
Korean
battlefields
today
as
truce
negotiations
re-opened
In
Panmun-j:m.
But
jet
fights
raged
for
the
fifth
straight
day.
In
the
air.
Allied
and
Communist
jets
tangled
in
two
brisk
skirmishes.
One
t
.munist
plane
was
damaged.
There
was
no
report:
of
Allied
losses.
,
4
But
the
culprits
turn-
really
trust
to
defend
peace.
.conservative
suppui
lcis,
now-
coupie
aiso
nave
today
free
at
3.
Acceptance
of
"terminal
:
operators,
cooks
and
foremen
alike
crouched
in
corners
of.
buildings
and
under
beds.
So
swift
is
the
water
in
the
canyon
where
the
dam
will
be
built
that
engineers
nave
not
yet
been
able
to
determine
tha
exact
nature
of
the
river
bottom
on
which
the
great
earth
fill
will
rest.
De
rats
who
chewed
Exact
nature
of
the
libel
is
not
;
ever,
had
talked
of
majorities
tag:.'
Crest,
106
miles
north
ot
i
cases"
who
are
paid
up
and
:
ally
colder
tonight
in
most
mainland
areas
by
Friday
morning.
At
Prince
George
a
mew
October
record
was
set
with
13
below
as
compared
with
the
previous
mark
of
4
below
set
in
1935.
Temperatures
in
the
southern
interior
were
mistly
just
above
freezing
while
on
the
coast
running
from
70
to
100
seats.
stated.
here,
before
they
resume
their
recommended
bv
their
doctors
as
Canadian
tour
Friday
when
they
,
fsponsibllitv
of
British
visit
Nanaimo
In
the
morning.
;
b
a
Hospital'
Insurance.
ROYAL
HOLIDAY
SPOT
i
cross
on
mmus
crusader
lo
van-
4.
"Regularizing"
of
practice,
a'ready
provided
for
in
the
Act,
o(
suspending
indefinitely
ar-
minimums
were
in
the
mid-
The
Panmunjom
agreement.
vars
of
persons
of
very
limited
;
setting
up
new
security
rules,
had
thirties.
Cloudiness
is
decreasing
as
the
dry
polar
air
moves
southward
and
most
interior
and
south
incomes
who
pay
for
the
current
j
been
signed
Monday
by
Allied
six
months
and
allowing
them
,
and
Red
liaison
officers
and
!
couvcr
to
board
the
Canadian
;
National
Railways
royal
train
with
stops
at
Chillhvack,
Boston
Bar
and
Edson
enroute
to
Ed-
;
monton
whvre
they
are
due
Sat-
I
urday,
i
Thb
morning
the
royal
couple
went
Into
the
woods
and
saw
j
loggers
topping
fir
and
spruce
i
tree:;.
coverage.
ratified
a
few
hours
later
by
the
j
coast
points
will
be
sunny
today
Prince
Dies-Flag
Half
Staff
The
flag
over
the
Swedish
consulate
here
flies
at
half
mast
today,
The
reason
is
that
Prince
Carl,
a
brother
of
the
late
King
Gustave,
died
yesterday.
I
.
sCH'
H
13,
v
(Allied
truce
delegation,
the
Reds
j
In
the
north
coast
it
will
re-delaying
their
approval
for
48
,
main
cloudy
due
to
a
weak
storm
hours,
,
I
bu.
there
will
be
very
little
pre-
The
Red
ratification
came
i
cipitatlon
from
this
disturbance.
j
after
the
Chinese
Communist
i
Forecast
Hospital
Meet
More
Friendly
leader,
Mao
ize-iung,
naa
can-
1
,
.
n
11
11
1
r
1
n
3
!
p
vi-wl
T
5
Would
Settle
Dock
Strike
ed
upon
the
United
States
to
i.ttle
the
Korean
war
by
peaceful
means,
AIR
WAR
CONTINUES
Meantime,
while
ground
fighting
seems
to
have
subsided,
the
j
North
coast
region
-
Cloudy
;
today
and
Friday.
Rain
showers
I
on
Queen
Charlottes
and
over
I
open
waters.
A
few
snow
flurries
I
tonight
at
heads
mainland
in-I
lets
in
north
portion.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Light
easterly
winds
except
northeast
:
(201,
some
mainland
Inlets,
be-
dhere
was
"a
mucl.
niendlier"
atmosphere
at
the
annual
B.C.
hospitals
Association
convention
1
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t-w
his
year
than
in
1950,
reports
air
war
continues.
Allied
planes
Top
United
States
Trouble
She
lter
Arrives
in
New
York
C.
Stevenson,
Prince
Rupert
Sees
End
of
War
in
Korea
NEW
YORK
United
Nations
Secretary
General
Tiygve
Lie
expressed
confidence
today
that
there
would
be
an
early
settlement
of
the
war
Ui
Korea
as
a
result
of
the
resumed
truce
talks.
The
war
theie
might
come
to
an
end
within
a
month.
Often
settlements
of
this
kind
camp
stiddenlv.
clashed
with
150
Communist
jets
General
Hospital
administrator,
'
m
another
blazing
battle
as
B-29
:
T
I'J
i-acie
estate
near
Qualicum
Beach.
108
miles
nortn
of
Victoria,
will
be
home
Eiiabcth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
during
their
private
holiday
which
started
un
Vancouver
Island-
home
the
cominB
''8nt
tftis
afternoon
and
wno
recenuy
reiurueu
110m
me
;
Superforts
pressed
NEW
YORK
ff
A
United
States
top
trouble
shooter
came
Lo
New
York
yesterday
to
try
suumeusu
nai
luiugm
over
open
watei.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
meeting.
!
second
attack
in
two
days
Hon
A.
D.
Tuinbull.
minister
;
aeanst,
nPW
Communist,
bass
(....:
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1
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
32
and
45;
Sandspit,
38
and
48;
Prince
Rupert.
35
and
45.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
'net
untangle
the
wucat
striKe
of
health
and
weilare,
jold
nos-
in
northwest
Korea.
'.hat
is
choking
the
east
coast,
-p.tal
administrators
and
direc-;
General
Matthew
Ridgway's
The
federal
mediation
director
tors:
"You
and
I
have
both
been
:
headquarters
in
Tokyo
announc-
?yi
us
S.
Ching
sent
his
chief
j
subject
to
a
lot
of
unjust
criti-!
etj
that
Allied
pilots
had
shot
Mdt,
Clyde
Mills,
on
a
hurried
,
elsm
but
we'll
just
have
to
live
down
eight
Red
jets,
probably
nlfs'on
as
cry
arose
for
White
through
it."
drsro
d
two
and
damaged
ten.
'use
intervention
In
the
snow-;
Me.
Tuinbull
told
hospital
men
;
The
Fifth
Air
Force
said
that
strike.
I
and
that,
because
of
fast
lal'ing
women
one
superfort
and
one
jet
fight-
Mills
got
here
a
few
hours'after
i
rising
costs,
the
"fixed
buget"
er
were
si10l
jown
and
"several
ITO
seamen
threw
their
weight
I
which
B.C.
Hospital
Insurance
Superforts
damaged
severely.
,rhind
the
dock
strike
and
System
had
advanced
last
yearl
.
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ixirtrkv
.
II.
Johnston
Co.
Llil.l
VANCOUVER
American-
Standard
:.
.31
B-alorne
6.00
threatened
to
make
passenger
!
would
probably
be
extended
in
B
R
X
.05
Iners
as
well
as
cargo
ships
idle.
,
many
cases.
Rebel
American
Federation
of
The
provincial
government
Maggie
Back
At
Halifax
'ibor
dock
workers
have
crip-jlcd
the
vast
port
of
New
York
as
ten?
of
thousands
of
tons
of
sup-ei'ler
are
backed
up.
Ships
ate
also
tied
up
at
Bos
would,
he
said,
make
up
the
difference
between
budgeted
finances
and
actual
costs
or
operation
where
these
were
unprecedented.
The
Association
passed
the
resolution
that
hospitals
could
not
go
to
the
people
for
finances
for
operation,
but
that
it
would
be
the
responsibility
of
the
provincial
government.
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HALIFAX
HMCS
Magnificent
eturned
to
Halifax
yesterday
from
a'
two
months'
Mediterranean
cruise.
The
commander
of
the
Mag
nificent.
Capt.
Kenn-eth
Adams.
TORONTO
Athona
.09
Aumaque
'
33
Beattle
.31
.
Bevcourt
601',
Buffalo
Canadian
.29
Consol.
Smelters
179
00
Conwest
3.75
Do'nalda
39'i
Eklona
19
East
Sullivan
9.90
'
Giant
Yellowknife
11
40
God's
Lake
36
Hardrock
;
16
Harricana
08'
4
Heva
!.
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Jollet
Quebec"...
45
lj
Madsen
Red
Lake
2
25
McKenzie
Red
Lake
51
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.85
Moncta
33
-
Negus
.73
Noianda
85.00
Louvicourt
49
Pickle
Crow
156
San
Antonio
!
2.58
Senator
Rouyn
18
Sherrit
Oordon
3
85
Steep
Rock
7.55
Silver
Miller
1.42
Upper
Canada
..
1.70
Caribjo
Quartz
1.45
Congress
08
Giant
Mascot
.99
Indian
Mines
.25
Pend
Ouille
9
50
Pioneer
2.10
Premier
Border
34
Privateer
"
10'
Reeves
McDonald
6.00
Reno
03
'z
Sheep
Creek
1.65
Siibak
Premier
60
,
laku
River
,
07'
j
Vananda
18
Salmon
Gold
03
Spud
Valley
26a
Silver
Standard
2.50
Western
Uranium
5.80
Cronin
Babine
55
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
7.85
A
P
Con
50
Calmunt
1.85
Central
Leduc
2.55
Home
Oil
17.25
.
Mercury
26
Okilta
2.70
ton
and
Albany,
stevedores
there
minting
in
sympathy
with
the
New
York
strike.
Air
Force
material
for
General
Elsenhower's
North
Atlantic
treaty
forces
in
Europe
lie
on
the
Newark
docks.
Stevedores
there
refuse
to
touch
It.
DOCK
DISORDER
A
brief
but
spirited
scuffle
jrupted
on
New
York's
strlke-becalmed
waterfront
today
when
some
100
longshoremen
drove
'.hrough
strikers'
picket
line.
Fist
fights
broke
out
but
no
one
was
seriously
hurt.
turns
over
command
to
Captain
Kenneth
Dyer
and
goes
to
the
Pacific
coast
to
take
charge
of
'hp
establishment
at
Victoria.
Then
members
of
the
Magnificent
crew,
who
had
been
stricken
with
polio,
are
at
work
again.
Miles
Donald,
pioneer
Alice
Arm
mining
and
transportation
man,
having
arrived
from
the
north
on
Tuesday,
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince.
George
for
Vancouver,
enroute
to
his
home
at
Upper
Blackville,
near
Newcastle,
New
Brunswick,
to
spend
the
winter.
Mr.
Donald
is
still
R.
G.
Benson
and
his
wife
re-
j
tunved
recently
to
Prince
Rupert
j
from
the
Atlin
district
where,
j
for
the
past
year
he
has
been
i
Forest
Ranger,
This
is
the
first'
'
time
there
has
been
a
ranger
in
that
area.
i
French
habitant
pieces
match
honey
tones
of
knotty
pine
wails
in
suite
chosen
for
t
mi
"t
Eaglecrest,
the
vacation
home
on
Vancouver
Island
chosen
for
the
holiday
i.ath'Sal
"'"Pie.
Windows
of
the
suite
loo't
out
across
the
patio
to
the
sea
and
a
bedroom
i
are
attached
to
the
suile.
Polar
bear
skins
and
hooked
rugs
are
on
the
floor.
1
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(CP
PHOTO)
Wildcat
dock
strikers'
leaders
aid
the
walkout
would
spread
suffering
from
the
effects
of
injuries
sustained
in
the
Canoe
River
railway
wreck
over
a
year
ago
and
will
receive
treatment
in
Vancouver.
to
Philadelphia,
Baltimore
and
Chester,
Pennsylvania,
today.