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233
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THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
4,
1951
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THEY
LEAD
ELECTION
FRAY
Veteran
Dave
Koslo
Hurling
Hero
Today
$
MIO-OI
HllCll
ill
uuuo-
lr'ly.
This
will
at
,
a
weekly
service
on
Lid
later
on
a
branch
11
probably
be
estab-&
.similar
service
is
1;
.-i
in
Hazcllun
aud
jTo
Search
For
Body
Canucks
in
Offensive
Building
New
Native
School
Canyon
City
Getting
Job
lone
by
Contract
Last
of
new
schools
in
the
Skeena
agency
planned
bv
the
Intensive
Effort
Being
Made
To
Find
Remains
of
Drowned
Fisherman
On
the
theory
that
a
body
Hitting
of
Alvin
Dark
and
Monty
Irvin
Aided
in
5
to
1
Victory
orer
Yanks
YANKEE
STADIUM
(CP)
George
Bernarl
(Dave)
Koslo's
steady
pitching
and
Alvin
Dark's
Indian
Department
In
its
schools!
modernization
program
now
is
;
comes
up
10
days
after
a
drown
WESTERN
FRONT
IN
KOREA
(CP)
Princess
Patricia's
'
Canadians
yesterday
touched
off
a
fierce
new
United
Nations
assault
which
today
had
the
troops
of
nine
countries
smashing
at
Communist
resistance
aiong
a
40-mile
front.
The
Canadians
'
gained
two
miles
Wednesday
and
a
further
two
miles
today.
mighty
home
run
in
the
sixth
inning
of
the
fint
ln-
an
intensive
search
win
be
i
,i
V
:'.
s
I
'
'
f
VA
J
1
j
v
'--;
j
!
I
game
of
the
world
series
with
two
of
his
mates
aboard
John
ciausen
&
son,
local
sai-
gave
the
New
York
Giants
a
5-to-l
victory
over
their
mon
packers,
for
the
body
of
Raymond
OLsen,
local
i
young
v
i
i
i
-
ianK.ee
rivals
today.
salmon
fisherman,.
who
was
lost
Monte
Irvin's
four
hits
for
the!
a
mighty
triple
and
Lockman
overboard
from
his
trolling
boat
Giants
tied
the
record
for
a
sin-j
clouted
one
of
Reynold's
pitches
Lazy
Boy
off
Birnie
Lsland
in
the
gle
World
Series
game,
a
mark!out
of
the
park
on
a
10-foot
foul
Port
simPson
district
two
weeks
held
jointly
with
26
others.
He!.,
.
,
,
.,
.
.
'
ago.
"
tnc
Giants
failed
to
once
more
Bisd
also
aloie
ami.
hmn.
home
i
in
th
the
fir-t
fir.-.t
;
party
of
volunteers
will
leave
s:
ore
in
the
fifth.
"n"iK-
hpre
Saturday
morning
iec
by
Kosio
worked
the
whole
game
The
Yankees
were
also
score-
Elmer
Clausen
with
the
packer
and
was
credited,
of
course,
with
i
iess
despite
Joe
DiMaggio's
liner
Hillside.
Groups
of
searchers
the
win.
He
is
the
oldest
Giant
i
,.
"e
scoreboard
whlcn
Dut.
:
will
be
landed
on
adjacent
player
in
point
of
service,
hav-
nnd
beaches
to
comb
the
shorel.nes
ing
been
with
the
club
since
;
fltr
Thompson
took
on
,inlhp
the
ofi
thg
chance
U)e
faody
1D41.
His
choice
as
pitcher
was
;
run.
mi?ht
have
been
washed
up.
CLEMENT
ATTLEE
'
'
WINSTON
CHURCHILL
Reds
Spurn
Talk
Plan
TOKYO
O
The
Communists
today
rejected
General
Ridgway
s
smug
up
at
Canyon
City,
near;
Alyansh.
on
the
Naas
River.
I
It
replaces
the
old
school
'
which
burned
to
the
ground
last
!
April.
F.
E.
Anfield,
Indian
superln-!
tendent,
said
today
the
contract
!
for
the
school
has
been
let
to
Northwest
Construction
Co.
and
!
already
foundation
Is
being
laid.
!
The
structure
will
be
"modern
in
every
respect"
containing
one
room
for
classes
and
a
four-room
teacherage.
It
is
expected
30
1
students
will
be
taught,
in
grade
,
one
to
eight.
"This
will
give
us
a
complete
.set
of
top-flight
modern
schools
'
in
this
agency,"
Mr.
Anfield
said.
,
The
Canyon
City
school
Is
to
open
before
Christmas.
Last
year,
similar
units
some
larger
were
built
at
Hartley
Bay,
Klncolith
and
Greenville.
In
1949,
the
new
Kitkatla
and
Metlakatla
schools
were
opened.
The
Canyon
city
school,
said
Mr.
Anfield,
will
be
so
con-;
ftructed
that
another
classroom,
can
be
added.
istcr
to
1
Fishing
j.
Because
of
a
dras-
in
the
herring
and
ti.'che.s
off
Nova
Scotia
hav
been
having
t
i
s,
according
to
late
r.iiett
went
out
from
ft
..sane
to
haul
in
his
i
mind
148
pounds
of
poor
and
profitless
iiir
hours'
work
with
4
brought
in
nothing
rlory
load
of
good-doii
in
fish.
In
Halifax
jc.d
lor
three
cents
a
cJiiU
and
his
partner
!!)
:
ten
hours'
work.
.
Hjr
has
seen
the
worst
iit
Uiirly
years
on
the
jilt
Unless
there
is
a
jjf.istcr
is
cvrlaln.
And
:0r
have
to
do
with
;irif
The
fish
are
van-tire
old
banks,
be-
along
the
At-,ud
Sudtcrs
have
been
turn-
wanner
during
the
f
vims.
Herring
and
Shrive
in
cold
water.
)
the
Gulf
Stream
has
m
inshore,
cutting
off
Iran
Policy
May
be
Major
Issue
in
British
Election
r
'
proposal
that
stalled
peace
talks
i
be
switched
from
Red-held
Kae-
o.-vu.i,,
a
...i...
jriciucu,
sixm
j
ne
oiants
increasea
-
a
a
rewarri
rewara
oi
nf
ou
hut
nas
heen
oeen
nnst-nriu
post-
n
Hit
niinwoit
ihrpn
f
LONDON
(CP)-The
Iranian
oil
dispute
bubbled
their
lead
when
Dark
walloped
a
ed
for
the
finding
of
the
body.
walks
and
had
three
strikeouts,
i
up
toaay
as
HKeiy
tne
biggest
single
issue
in
the
'
from
the
communist
High
com
mand.
campaign
for
Britain's
October
25
election.
The
campaign
Is
expected
to
be
one
of
the
bitterest
in
British
political
history
with
Winston
Ridgway
immediately
replied
that
the
Allies
were
willing
to
meet
to
talk
about
a
new
location.
The
Red
reply
insisted
that
the
talks
be
resumed
at
Kaesong
but
left
the
way
open
for
further
discussion.
Churchill
leading
his
Conserva
Allie
Reynolds,
in
peril
on
sev-
j
homer
with
two
on,
making
the
eral
occasions,
pitched
six
in-
j
score
5
to
1
after
the
first
half
r.ings
and
was
charged
with
the
!
0
the
sixth,
loss.
He
let
the
Giants
have
eight
The
Yankees
went
down
in
walks.
The
"Super
Chief"
just
j
crder
(n
their
half
of
the
sixth,
didn't
have
it
today.
seventh
The
Giants
were
re-
It
was
the
first
world
series
tlred
one-two-three
the
Yankees
had
lost
since
game
Agan
the
Yankees
were-
un-the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
let
them
able
to
count
down
in
1949.
Since
then
they
Eighth
Righthander
Tom
had
won
seven
straight.
It
was
Morgan
too!l
over
pitching
chore
the
first
time
the
Yankees
had
for
tne
Yank.ieg
ln
the
top
half
lost
a
series
opener
since
1935
j
of
the
eighln
and
retlred
tne
The
attendance
was
65,673,
olanU
t
allowing
runners
to
the
gate
$31L077.05-both
a
long
reach
flrst
and
second
ay
oil
records.
j
Th.
y,..
hari
tive
forces
against
the
Labor
administration
of
Prime
Minis
Gambler
Is
Slain
Willie
Moretti,
Crony
of
Underworld
Big
Shots,
'
Shot
To
Death
,
CLIFFSIDE
PARK,
New
Jersey
(CP)
Willie
Moretti.
self-
ter
Attlee.
It
is
aimed
at
breaking
a
near
deadiocx
between
Boom
Shows
Falling
off
But
Canadian
Economists
Think
It
Will
Resume
Steam
Soon
OTTAWA
(CP)
Canada's
pro
Conservatives
and
Labor
in
the
Yukon
Mining
House
of
Commons.
Labor
has
been
in
power
for
six
years.
i
uc-born
current
and
water
temperature
to
Weather
Synopsis
Skies
were
clear
on
the
coast
and
northern
interior
this
morn
Tomorrow
Vic
Raschl
or
Ed-'first
and
second
b.efore
stanky
die
Lopez
will
take
the
mound
..,
hnrt
riaht
,
talr'
(admitted
gambler
and
crony
of
duction
and
employment
boom
appears
to
be
cutting
down
to
try
and
pull
the
Yankees
even.
McDougal(,-g
wlnd.Diown
pop
or
!
underworld
big
shota,
was
shot
Lawrence
Jansen
is
expected
to
thp
(hd
out
r
to
death
today
in
a
restaurant.
King
May-Meet
Privy
Council
or
Greater
ing
while
the
southern
interior
w-as
cloudy
and
a
few
showers
w
jre
being
reported.
This
cloudiness
will
clear
slowly
today.
do
duty
for
the
Giants
steam
but
there
are
signs
it
soon
will
be
rolling
again
at
a
faster
clip
than
ever.
i
Government
economists,
look-
Ninth
The
Giants
had
one
The
dapper
Moretti
was
a
in
the
ninth
but
scored
no
ness
before
the
Senate
crime
.
R
H
committee
in
Washington
sev-
runs.
A
new
Pacific
storm
600
miles
000
5
10
000
1
7
-
Tfintr
npnrffp
Giants
200
Yanks
...
010
030
000
LONDON
(CP)
-
tavention
Two
Dinchhttter
an
Mi"krv
!
CU
months
ago.
He
told
crime
i
,,
.,..,,
a
major
lung
5
nemi
witn
wesi
-oi
me
unanoM.es
;s
expec-
Haw
inmn,..
iw
eye,
uoieQ
roaav
Qistmci
tprt
In
mnvr
im
n
fio
-
A
asiian-
!
Manue
maae
mree
nns
ior
me
k"""
";
'orieration
11
PROGRESS
OF
PLAY
!
Yankees
and
the
game
was
over.
,
dollars
legally
betting
on
the,
.
ri
sirk;room
mpet.
slackening
in
the
rate
of
in-1
Panhandle
tonieht.
Strenstrren-
First
Inning
In
the
first
in-
horses.
lno
of
his
Prlvv
Council
to
dis-!
creaSe
ot
production
and
em-
htg
southeast
winds
and
rain
are
nmt
for
the
Giants,
Thompson
William
cruicusnanK
is
sailing
Moretti
wis
a
close
pal
otsoive
parliament
uujiiij
me
ittoi,
ic
jorecasi
ror
rne
norm
coast
wnn
The
Citnwfilan
Prpxs
C.
A.
THOMSON
Si
Kire
Commissioner
'CPi
-
Fire
loss
In
:
year,
rising
to
the
Very
Active
j
Mayo
Area
Particularly
;
Active
Local
Engineer!
Back
:
Eight-'en
to
twenty
companies1
operating
in
the
Mayo
district'
of
the
Yukon
are
creating
impos-
;
ing
activity
in
that
area,
it
is'
reported
by
Neily
Moore,
explor-1
ation
engineer
for
Consolidated
,
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.,
who
is
!
back
from
a
week's
flight
into
the
;
area.
One
company
United-;
Keno-Ls
producing.
Tire
others
are
engaged
in
exploration
and
j
development
work.
j
Mr.
Moore
also
visited
White-,
horse,
Mayo,
Dawson
and
Tulse-quah.
'
He
was
accompanied
by
Dr.
D.
j
R.
L'.
Whit
more,
also
of
Consoii-I
dated
local
exploration
depart-1
ment.
Allan
Aimstrong
also!
made
the
trip.
Winter
has
arrived
In
the
months
walked,
Irving
singled.
Lockman
tonight
on
the
Prince
George
for
Frank
Costello
and
Joe
Adonis
I
However,
if
the
King
does
not
rma-ned
a
double,
scoring
vancuuver
on
vacation,
ne
win
as
weu
as
omer
nign
ecneion
feei
weu
enough
to
take
part
Thompson
who
reached
third
on
Join
Mrs.
Cruickshank
who
has
:
racketeers.
His
brother
is
Sal
Irvin
s
singia.
Irvin
stole
home
been
away
for
several
weeks,
!
Moretti,
now
serving
a
prison
while
Reynolds
was
winding
up.
j
having
gone
as
far
south
as
San
i
sentence
with
Adonis
for
gam-Two
runs,
two
hits,
two
errors,
i
Diego.
i
bling
operations
in
New
Jersey.
the
approach
of
this
storm.
Effects
on
the
south
coast
will
be
much
weaker
and
later.
Little
change
in
the
current
temperature
pattern
is
looked
for.
Forecast
North
.teast
region
Clear,
be
.lLstory.
exacted
a
human
life.
Much
nn:;,
destruction
and
have
been
prevent-tu
all
Canadians
to
us
story
is
not
re-
in
tomorrow's
ceremony,
he
can
delegate
authority
to
sign
the
proclamation
to
the
Queen.
News
that
the
King
was
well
enough
to
want
to
perform
one
of
his
duties
came
as
a
pleasant
surprise.
Yankess
got
no
runs,
one
hit
and
no
errors.
.
Second
Giants
were
held
scoreless
in
the
second
with
the
aid
of
a
smart
double
play.
For
the
Yankees,
McDougald
coming
overcast
this
afternoon.
Rain
beginning
in
the
northern
Living
Index
Up
Again
But
they
also
noted
the
government
still
has
not
spent
all
the
money
it
said
it
would
spend
for
armament
in
its
annual
budget
last
March.
Economists,
in
their
current
issue
of
the
Canadian
Statistical
Review,
observed
that,
during
the
first
seven
months
of
1951,
Industrial
production
averaged
about
12
per
cent
higher
than
in
1950.
But,
while
the
increase
over
1950
is
running
at
a
rate
of
about
14
per
cent
in
the
first
five
months
of
1951,
"figures
for
June
and
July
reflect
curtailment
of
this
trend,"
the
review
said.
The
rate
of
increase
part
this
afternoon
and
in
the
:ie
purpose
of
Fire
We.k,
October
7-13
.niadians
to
be
more
m.ike
thorough
in-ba.semenU
and
at-
Today's
Stocks
(t'uurtrfcy
8.
I.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
southern
part
near
midnight
to
lined
a
double
Just
inside
left
n.
,
...
,
xvises
to
lew
mgu
Of
189.8
Points
field
foul
line.
Coleman
singled1
to
right,
sending
McDougald
to!
third.
When
Tihrd
Baseman
I
Ontario
to
Vote
Nov.
22
night.
Cloudy
with
showers
tomorrow.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Wind
southeast
(20
miles
pa-
houri
increasing
to
30
this
evening.
Westerly
20
tomorrow.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
45
and
55,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Runert,
Thompson
had
difficulty
ln
tak-
J
On
September
1
OTTAWA
(CP)-
-itch
for
uncleaned
i
nd
chimneys,
faulty
Vang,
piles
of
rub-i
.v
rags.
of
Si".
and
other
haz-)
ttri:
.-g
the
terror
of
fire
tt
home.
Last
year,
Can-tiiiiiitiiied
on
page
4)
north.
Mr.
Moore
reports,
and
he
Just
beat
the
ice
(headline.
There
is
snow
on
the
ground.
Temperature
is
down
to
zero.
Some
of
the
smaller
lakes
are
already
frozen
over.
He
landed
his
DeHavllland
Beaver
on
the
!
I
running
water
ot
the
rivers.
The
Inp
the
throw-in
from
outfield,!
McDougald
scored.
After
the
'
Yanks
filled
the
bases,
Rizzuto'
dropped
to
only
seven
per
cent.
50
and
55.
bounded
to
Lockman
to
retire
'"ft
"
-
"
Telegram
says
mat
an
uma.
Canada
moved
0.9
general
election
will
be
he
d
the
side
without
further
scoring.
UU
to;
c'
!
Thursday.
November
22.
It
said
-nie
Third
-The
Oiants
failed
Polnts
tn
to
189.8
1SQS(m
On
beptem-
rpm
cabinet
fixed
at
a
,
m
th
tn
h,f
r
th
th.rn
the
date
was
Britain's
Grave
Crisis
meeting
and
official
announce
after
filling
the
bases,
Reynolds
;
ber
1
from
188.9
On
Au
ment
will
be
made.
later.
I
-
TIDES
-
getting
out
of
his
first
hole.
i
.
,
ih
Rureatl
of
Sta-The
USl
1,
tne
liuitdu
Oi
Dta
Yanks
went
down
in
order
in
their
half
of
the
third.
i
tistics
reported
today.
Fourth
-
Again
the
Giants;
j
F
nrices
trenerallv
rooa
lceh
!
P1
fetIlelduy
were
unable
to
score
in
the
first
,
...
1
i
ii.
Drop
in
Kitty
of
Sterling
Backing
Shocking
LONDON
(CP)
The
Labor
government
disclosed
details
last
4
Mill
Boosting
Wrict
Log
Output
iiiiiti'
sealing
in
I'rince
Rupert
forestry
district
"e
frst
nine
months
of
the
current
year
amounts
Rtfd
total
of
256,502,819
board
feet
a
gain
of
than
a
third
over
the
same
period
last
year.
I
Friday,
October
5,
1951
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
30
Bralorna
7.10
BRX
.04
'a
Congress
09
Giant
Mascot
108
Indian
Mines
25'2
Pend
Oreille
17.00
Pioneer
2.55
Premier
Border
34
i
Privateer
12
Reeves
McDonald
6.25
Reno
07
Sheep
Creek
1.74
Silbak
Premier
55
Vananda
16
Salmon
Gold
03
Spud
Valley
33
Silver
Standard
2.75
Western
Uranium
6
35
Cronin
Babine
64
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
7.00
A
P
Con
.48
Atlantic
3.25
Calmont
.'
158
Central
Leduc
2
30
Home
Oil
17.25
Mercury
2312
oka"
:
28i
Pacific
Pete
..."
9.25
'
18.5
feet
Alcan
Strike
at
Shawinigan
Ends
SHAWINGAN
FALLS,
Quebec
The
six
weeks'
strike
involving
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
plant
here
was
ended
yesterday
of
the
fourth.
were
lower
dui
otner
High
.
3:50
The
Yankees
were
also
left!
.
.
'
15:39
scoreless,
leaving
the
Giants
with
:
PUCe
JumPs
reSDOn-'
lthPon
Low
9:34
a
2
to
l
lead
at
tha
end
of
the
sible
for
the
rise.
i
22:27
21.1
feet
7
5
feet
4.0
feet
fourth.
Fifth
Although
Irvin
smashed
-
i.
u
V
k
t
-
j
night
of
a
grave
new
dollar
'crisis
which
shadows
campaign-j
ing
for
the
general
e'ection.
The
Chancellor
of
the
Ex-
chequer,
Hugh
Gaitskell,
said
;
gold-silver
reserves
of
the
Brit-
ish-backed
sterling
area
shrank
!
by
$598,000,000
during
the
last
three
months
to
$3,265,000,000.
reasing
is
scale
Hit-
l(.w
I
with
agreement
on
all
points
be-
forest
manage-!
(orlnr
it
olsn
rnntrlhntintr
tn
the
the
company
and
the
Britons
Fed
tween
union.
Up
'f
areas
of
Columbia
mounting
Umber
scale.
8i
the
Terrace
and,
xhe
scale
for
this
September
'n
areas.
While
the
was
43,636,288
board
feet
com-juand
is
the
big
rea-
p.drcd
wlth
27,516.314
board
feet
it
OUtUUt.
COn-
;
hi
tho
c
With
Railways
!
The
size
of
this
drop
in
the
i
.
IHHv
haxbinn
tho
ctorlinir
irens
ine
JWlgnteSt
United
States
lighthouse,
at
Hilkboro
Inlet.
Florida,
has
a
beam
of
5
500,000
candlepower.
Here
We
t!vj
scaling
records
LONDON
(CP)
A
railway
clerk
hi
auw
nulling
'h
the
central
in-
i
trade
with
the
rest
of
the
world
shocked
treasury
officials.
I
Qualified
sources
had
known
i
set
out
one
Saturday
to
take
his
wife
and
two
children
on
a
per
variety
this
September
with
last
September
also
shown
for
comparison:
1951
1950
Bd.
Ft.
Bd.
Ft.
Frin-exs
1.50
Royal
Canadian
17'2
TORONTO
j
7".
"
"""1
tarL'
r
Jjr
;
i
)da
is
Worried
there
would
be
a
drop
but
forecast
only
a
few
weeks
ago
that
it
would
be
In
the
neighborhood
Of
$350,000,000
to
$400,000,000.
The
meaning
of
this
financial
stcrm
warning
is
clear.
Whichever
party
wins
the
election
will
have
a
long,
hard
tight
to
re-establish
Britain's
fortunes.
Douglas
fir
985.0B4
1.388,729
Cedar
3,943.618
4,812.393
Smuce
19,114.819
11,716,333
Hemlock
14.836.033
5.424.702
Balsam
2.016.740
1.238,555
Jackplne
2.440.033
2,186,459
Misc.
329,361
749,143
Aumaque
28
Beattle
39
Bevcourt
70
Bufla'.o
Canadian
.,
30
Cor.sol.
Smelters
188
00
Conwest
4.25
Eldona
22
East
Sullivan
:
9.50
50-mile
Journey
to
the
seaside.
They
never
did
get
there.
So
the
clerk
wrote
an
indignant
letter
to
his
member
of
parliament,
saying
he
was
"thoroughly
disgusted"
with
the
British
railway
system.
The
Saturday
outing
to
Hunstanton,
Norfolk,
should
have
taken
only
2V2
hours.
Instead,
the
family
blundered
into
one
misfortune
after
another,
including
misinformation,
switched
trains,
delayed
trains
and
platform
misunderstandings.
After
seven
hours
in
trains
and
on
platforms,
they
gave
up
and
went
home.
Harmar
Nicholls.
Conservative
member
for
Peterborough,
Giant
Yellowknife
12.65
.38
God's
Lake
Harilcana
09
Volunteers
Requested
To
assist
In
search
f
or
remains
of
the
late
RAYMOND
OLSEN
"
to
be
conducted
SATl'RDAY,
OCTOBER
6
Parties
shall
be
left
on
adjoining
beaches.
Departure
time
8
a.m.
from
J.
A
Clausen
&
Sons
floats
For
further
information
contact
Green
975
or
Black
927
234
.14
Heva
Jacknife
.09
Russia's
second
Mum
left
Ottawa
"
siill
in
doubt
as
jtl'e
Soviets
have
an
fcl
or
famine
or
Ii
between.
;A;ruirs
Minister
$
reporters:
iw
anything
more
111
you
do."
on
informed
Canada
normal
diplomatic
f1?
days
ago
of
the
V
said:
"If
an
ev.
Totals
43,636.288
27,513,314
FOREST
PKODl'CTS
Production
of
poles
and
piling
in
the
interior
took
a
drop
this
September
to
175,588
lineal
feet
lrom
324.583
feet
ln
September
1950,
but
the
total
for
this
year
to
date
is
still
ahead
with
1,393,877
lineal
feet
as
compared
with
1,024,570.
The
tie
count
this
September
was
14,260
pieces
(all
Jackplne)
compared
with
5,035
in
Septerri-ber
1950.
Cordwood
this
September
amounted
to
176
cords
compared
REWARD
$50.00
For
recovery
of
remains
of
the
late
Raymond
Olsen,
drowned
.Setpember
23
off
Birnie
Island
in
vicinity
of
Port
Simpson,
B.C.
,J.
CLAUSEN
&
SONS.
234
Joliet
Quebec
53
Little
Long
Lac
94
McLeod
Cockshutt
3.15
Negus
88
Noranda
85
Louvicourt
44
Pickle
Crow
174
Sherrit
Gordon
4.10
Steep
Rock
7.80
Silver
Miller
153
Unrr?r
Canada
177
Golden
Manitou
7
45
DEATH
CAR
Six
persons,
five
of
them
from
one
family,
lost
their
lives
in
the
Soulanges
Canal
when
the
automobile
in
which
they
were
riding
was
oideswiped
by
another
car
and
plunged
into
the
canal.
Drowned
were:
Alcide
Maries
45-year-old
farmer
and
four
of
his
six
children,
Pierrette,
18,
Germain,
17,
Monique,
12,
and
Louise,
7.
A
neighbor.
Antonin
Dault,
60,
also
lost
his
life.
Th"
above
photo
shows
the
car
being
dragged
from
the
canal.
(CP
PHOTO)
NorthanU,
forwarded
the
coin-plaint
to
railway
authorities
S
with
a
wry
comment
that
more
j
people
are
travelling
by
bus
these
days.
Nicholls
said
he
may
raise
the
matter
in
parliament
'when
it
reassembles
in
Novem-(ber.
.
S
two
years
Is
the
"""is
can
rln,
they're
''y
well."
iwith
91
cords
a
year
ago.
.