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No.
181
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY.
AUGUST
3.
1951
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To
Sweden
For
Survey
in
Rugged
North
Situation
Serious
as
Dry
Spell
Unbroken
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Drought
today
is
the
51st
rainless
day
has
cost
British
Columbia
$7,000,-000,
it
was
estimated
today.
A
survey
of
the
record-breaking
drought'
shows
millions
lost
in
unemployment,
razed
timber
tracts,
ruined
crops
and
general
Extensive
aerial
transportation
operation
which
'
Stockholm,
Sweden
n
-
squires
much
careful
planning
is
being
carried
outj
Four
young
Pules
one
a
woman
'
Dy
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
from
Prince
Ruperti
landed
their
buiiet-riddied,
and
Stewart
for
a
provincial
topographical
survey
makeshift
plane
in
southeastern
party
which
j
iiiappW
this
summer
in
the
wilder-i
Swecn
today
and
told
of
a
dra-
.
,
,
'
r
I
l
e
c
l
matic
escape
from
Red
Poland
ness
country
between
Bowser
Lake,
north
of
Stewart,
j
losses
in
industry.
amid
gunfire
and
points
beyond
Telegraph
Creek
An
air
line
distance
of
well
ftV
v-iav
ft
1
J
.
11-
-
;
over
three
hundred
miles
Is
involved
in
the
operation
which
Red
Plot
For
Asia
NORTH
ATLANTIC
PARLEY
OTTAWA
It
was
officially
learned
today
that
a
North
Atlantic
Pact
meeting
will
be
held
here
September
IS.
A
second
meeting
will
be
held
lilfl
in
Kjme.
IMPORTING
BITTER
OTTAWA
Minister
of
Agriculture
Gardiner
announced
today
that
ten
million
pounds
ol
butter
will
be
imported
from
foreign
countries
to
bolster
Canada's
winter
supply
and
to
help
to
stabilize
the
price.
NEWSPAPER
FIRE
VANCOUVER
Fire
broke
out
in
an
elevator
shaft
In
the
Vancouver
Daily
Province
building
today.
It
was
soon
put
out
and
damage
was
slight.
NO
BIRTH
CERTIFICATES
OTTAWA
Minister
of
Resources
R.
H-.
Winters
emphatically
denied
today
that
American
tourists
were
being
required
to
produce
birth
certificates
to
immigration
officers
when
entering
the
country.
Ordinary
means
of
identification
will
suliice.
They
asked
asylum,
saying
they
were
"fed
up"
with
the
Communist
regime
In
their
homeland.
The
exploit
of
this
quartette
was
less
than
24
hours
after
twelve
sailors
of
the
Polish
navy
staged
a
mutiny
In
the
Baltic
Today
25,000
men
are
out
of
1
work
ln
British
Columbia
as
compared
with
19,000
reported
a
!
week
ago.
Thousands
of
the
unemployed
are
highly
paid
loggers
who
are
estimated
to
have
lost
$4,000,-jooo
in
wages.
Logging
operators'
losses
are
'placed
at
$2,000,000
and
farm-
Naval
Trio
Re-Uniting
VICTORIA
(CP)
The
Tribal
aboard
a
minesweeper,
lmnris
on,?d
their
officers
below
decks
class
destroyer
Athabaskan
sailed
from
Esquimau
Thursday
to
begin
her
second
tour
of
duty
i
ers'
at
$1,000,000.
and
chose
refuge
In
Sweden
There
was
still
little
sign
of
relief
today.
forces
in
The
two
incidents
created
with
United
Nations
speculation
concerning
possible
Korean
waters.
consists
of
moving
26
men
and
their
equipment
and
supplies
as
well
as
helicopter
fuel
every
!
week
or
so
from
lake
to
lake
ln
:
lhat
rugged
country.
j
The
assignment
is
being
handled
by
Pilot
Tommy
Scheer
who
goes
north
every
Thursday
from,
hare
to
Stewart
with
hU
Norse-!
man
seaplane
and
works
north
from
here,
returning
to
base
here
on
the
Friday
or
as
soon
as
he
gets
through.
This
week,
Scheer
has
beeh
moving
the
outfit
from
Kinas-kan
Lake
to
Kluachon
Lake,
a
distance
of
28
miles.
The
operation
started
June
24
since
which
time
the
party
has;
been
moved
from
Bowser
Lake
I
to
Teigen
Lake,
to
Bobquinn
Today's
Stocks
il
Hiirlm
H.
II.
JtlllKtjtfl
Co.
Ltd.)
connection
with
the
recent
visit
Return
of
Athabaskan
to
the
to
Poland
of
the
Soviet
deputy
Far
East
brings
together
again
prime
minister,
V.
M.
Molotov,
the
three
original
Canadian
who
warned
ln
threatening
terms'
snlDS
which
left
for
Korean
against
Ttolst
revolts.
service
a
year
ago.
The
Atha-
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
Sen-atpr
Pat
McCarran
'
Democrat
-Nevada)
said
today
that
hearings,
being
conducted
by
his
internal
security
sub-committee,
are
designed
to
bring
to
light
a
"Communist
conspiracy
to
take
al!
of
Asia."
'
McCarran
told
reporters
that
such
a
conspiracy
not
only
operated
In
the
past
but
"still
exists
.
today."
He
said
that
sub-committee
hearings,
to
be
resumed
nbxt
Tuesday,
will
show
later
"how
this
conspiracy
Is
operating
:N
IS
50
Quern
Elizabeth,
shown
here
In
Buckingham
:11
be
50
tomorrow.
This
Is
a
United
Kingdom
!ian
Oflti-e
phito.
(CP
PHOTO
The
four
refugees
today
made
".
and
take
V.
her
i.
.
In
.1
place
the
Unit
a
perfect
landing,
despite
rid
ed
Nations
team
with
Sioux
and
dled
landing
gear,
at
Bulltofta
airport
near
Malmoe
and
said
Cayuga.
EA-
Sabotage
Is
Hinted
Lake,
to
Klnaskan
Lake
and
to
Kluachon
Lake.
From
Kluachon
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
14
Bralorne
6.15
B
R
X
.03
Cariboo
Quartz
1.10
Congress
06
Giant
Mascot
'
.97
Indian
Mines
24
Pend
Oreille
..
7.85
Pioneer
1.85
Fremier
Border
32
Privateer
11
uperio
r
ity
in
Air
Lake,
the
outfit
will
be
moved
on
to
Telegraph
and
the
last
stopping
points
will
be
two
they
escaped
after
a
gunflghtl
Q
p
T1
k
8.nriinir
with
Polish
military
guards.
I
f
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J
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..
the
past
few
weeks
in
the
city.
Yesterday
sixteen
Polish
mu-!saied
by
the
Prince
Rupert
last
tineers
had
overpowered
their
I
night
for
Vancouver
enroute
officers
at
pistol
s
point
aboard
,
back
to
his
home
at
Naramata.
the
Polish
minesweeper
Hed-j
regfarlczon
and
pulhed
Into
the!
Mrs.
R.
O.
Davis,
wife
of
the
port
of
Ystad
ln
southern
Swe-!
engineer
for
Queen
Charlotte
Air
den
.Twelve
of
the
sixteen
came
Lines
here,
and
son.
Master
M.
ashore
and
asked
for
Swedish
Belson,
returned
to
the
city
to-asylum.
Four
others
sailed
back
day
by
air
after
a
trip
to
Van-wlth
their
ship
last
night
couver.
Gives
UN
Talk
Point
Weather
Synopsis
Fifty-one
days
have
now
elap
VANCOUVER.
Sabotage
may
have
entered
into
the
fate
of
a
lakes
north
of
there
Kennecott
and
Classy
Lake.
On
arrival
at
Telegraph
Creek,
a
third
fuel
base
will
be
found
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
Ko-!
i-oon
airlift
VI
r,1onA
ii,V.itt
i
fase-Firc
Talks
sed
since
appreciable
rainfall
fell
over
the
southwestern
sections
Red
to
agree
to
Allied
ground
forces
remaining
in
tactically
I
Deadlocked
Reeves
McDonald
:.
4.50
Reno
03
Sheep
Creek
1.60
Silbak
Premier
40
Vananda
12
Salmon
Gold
031,
of
British
Columbia
and
there
is
for
the
supply
of
the
party
to
dur.
dlsappared
tw0
weeks
ag0
pmnu
north
of
there
The
par
y
.
,
a"vncouver-Anchorage
hop
has
a
helicopter
with
it
to
aidofsa
Tokl
fu
hl
th
Vancou.
the
surveyors
in
reaching
S
Ver
Sun
suggested
yesterday.
I
favorable
positions
they
have
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I)
NATIONS!""1
ln
nard
f8htln-DOrAIiTFMS
tv'
SPLIT
AMONG
ENEMY
AllR,llS
lSS
The
deadlocked
course
of
the
A
(CD-
United
,
Kaeaong
amlstice
talks,
brought
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ir
.alrf
that
Bnval
Spud
Valley
HVj
the
wild
and
mountainous
ter-,
Canadian
Mounted
Pollce
and
tain.
no
real
indication
this
morning
that
there
will
be
any
in
the
next
36
hours
A
long
dry
spell
record
for
the
southern
mainland
Is
being
set.
The
remnants
of
a
Pacific,
disturbance
which.
has
been
drifting
toward
the
coast
for
the
past
few
days
will
cause
considerable
cloud
and
rain
over
the
north
coast
and
a
little
Aluminum
Mills
For
Pacific
Nortfiwest
Federal
Bureau
of
Investigation
officers
were
standing
by
to"
fn-
spccu',tlon
today
oI
a
P0'01'
imni'L'oti'ittirs
torl
m
niLOiiuiors
iv
locuy
sp)u
twcen
tne
North
Koreans
i
spect
wreckage
If
and
when
it
snouia
oe
iouna.
Halibut
Landings
j;
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trie
Weight
Of
AI-lnl
tne
Chinese.
This
specula-.
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i
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tlon,
however,
should
be
tern-
an
and
naval
sujier-
pered
by
tne
tuct
lhat
North
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
Is
reported
to
have
ruled
out
the
cloudiness
elsewhere
over
the
'
to
bear
on
the
'
Korean
and
Chinese
delegates
negotia
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
Application
for
a
$46,000,000
government
loan
to
build
two
big
aluminum
plants
in
the
Northwest
has
gone
to
the
Defence
ted
armistice
at
Kae.'-ons.
!
possibility
of
mechanical
failure
23.1c,
j
having
entered
into
the
matter.
Search
for
the
missing
aircraft
.
continues
but,
so
far,
without
,
:
success.
;
American
Frisco,
19.000,
Pacific,
18.5c,
16c.
Canadian
r.
Doreen,
32.000,
Co-op.
Silver
Standard
2.35
Western
Uranium
3.80
Oils
-
.-
A
P
Con
46
Atlantic
!.
3.00
C
&
E
15.00
Home
Oil
16.00
Mercury
'.
15
Okalta
2.49
Pacffic
Pete
8.50
Princess
.
1.40
.,
Royallte
14.75
TORONTO
Athona
.07
Aumaque
;
.20
Brattle
42
Bevcourt
.
45
Buffalo
Canadian
18
Consol.
Smelters
160.00
Conwest
3.05
coast
The
fresher
Pacific
air
accompanying
this
disturbance
will
also
serve
to
lower
a
little
the
afternoon
temperatures
ln
most
regions
by
tomorrow.
have
shown
no
outward
sign
of
any
disagreement
Basts
for
the
talk
of
a
Communist
rift
Is
vague
evidence
that
the
Chinese
are
more
will
!
Production"
Administration.
Department
of
the
"Interior
In
the
interior
some
cloudiness
ing
than
the
North
Koreans
to
deal
with
the
Allies.
It
appeared
to
stem
ln
part
from
a
stalemate
over
where
to
establish
the
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and
a
few
showers
will
result
in
northern
sections
as
the
disturbance
moves
inland.
Over
the
southern
sections
it
will
continue
mostly
clear
and
warm
although
there
will
be
a
lit
t'e
tral
zone
between
the
United
Will
Visit
Washington
LONDON
(CP)
Princess
Eliza
Nations
and
Communist
forces.
Official
Here
to
Make
New
Surve
yof
Possibility
cloudiness
in
the
late
afternoon
authoritative
source
said
.'nited
Nations
envoys
'feel
are
the
major
bargaining
in
demanding
strong,
able
ground
positions
a.'
the
38th
parallel,
n
AIM
negotiators
used
ver
in
today's
two-hour-minute
ses.slun,
a
spokes--iii
th.it
Lt.
Gen.
Nam
II
nh
Korea
Rrudingly
ad-
ijperior
United
Nations
'ir
had
inliuenced
Com-
srumid
action.
"wr.
the
chief
Red
deleft!
nut
weaken
his
demand
cease-fire
parallel
along
;li
parallel.
scrums
ended
with
the
'"sates
still
unable
to
on
where
to
create
the
.4914
Gov.
General
Coming
West
Donalda
Eldona
.
as
the
air
becomes
more
moist.
.18Vi
In
view
of
changed
conditions
I
since
a
year
ago
resulting
from
the
city's
growth
and
expansion
along
p-ermanent
lines,
a
re-
East
Sullivan
8.15
Giant
Yellowknife
9.60
Fighting
Men
In
Conference
Forecast
North
coast
region
Cloudy
with
showers
today
and
tonight.
beth
and
Prince
Philip
have
accepted
an
Invitation
to
visit
President
Truman
ln
Washington
October
24
to
26.
An
official
announcement
recommended
yesterday
that
a
loan
be
made
to
the
Harvey
Machine
Co.
of
California
to
build
an
aluminum
plant
near
Kallspell,
Montana,
and
an
aluminum
plant
north
of
Seattle.
A
total
of
$34,000,000
would
be
spent
for
the
Kallspell
plant
and
$12,000,000
for
the
Washington
State
plant.
Representative
Jackson
(Democrat
Washington
said
he
understood
the
Washington
reduction
plant
would
be
located
on
a
Puget
Sound
tidewater
tract
north
ef
Seattle.
He
mentioned
Everett,
Bellingham,
Anacortes
and
Blaine
as
possible
sites.
Grand
Master
Visitinq
Citv
Cloudy
tomorrow.
Little
change
.32
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.08
.13
.11
God's
Lake
Kardrock
.
Harricana
Heva
Jacknife
...
OTTAWA
General
Omar
from
Buckingham
Palace
today
"The
25-year-old
heir-
Bradley,
chairman
of
the
United
says:
says:
In
temperature.
Winds
southerly
(15)
today
shifting
over
night
to
westerly
1).
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
52
and
62.
Joliet
Quebec
53
states
joint
rnieis
oi
svaii
conferred
yesterday
with
the
chiefs
of
Canada's
three
armed
ser
OTTAWA
Lord
Alexander
survey
preliminary
to
the
pro-and
his
sons,
who
returned
yes-
j
posed
institution
of
street
mail
terday
from
a
six
weeks'
visit
to
delivery
service
has
been
order-England,
are
to
leave
shortly
for
ed
by
the
postal
department
and
Western
Canada
and
the
coast,
jw.
N.
Stanley,
postal
inspector
The
governor-general
will
meet
j
'
from
Vancouver,
Is
here
to
carry
Indian
people
on
the
prairies
it
out.
and
spend
a
while
fishing
In
Mr.
Stanley
called
at
the
City
British
Columbia.
I
Hall
yesterday
to
obtain
certain
His
Excellency
and
sons
return-
j
intormation.
ed
by
plane
yesterday
from
Lon-I
Such
matters
as
number
of
don.
Lady
Alexander
Is
return-
i
ptstal
calls,
number
of
houses,
Ing
by
boat.
condition
of
sidewalks,
street
Little
Long
Lac
73
ine,
rhey
will
take
un
.18
Lynx
me
subject
for
the
tenth
!
vt.
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.12
McKenzie
Red
Lake
.45
1
Saturday's
session
com-
The
lean
Missouri
soldier
nn
two
or
three
hours,
reached
here
by
plane.
From
a
J
"r
POWER
I
puss
conference,
where
he
said
samiral
c.
Turner
Jiv
ihn
tr.
miiiiuru
nnint
nf
"nai
Nam
H
that
view,
a
friendly
Spixln
would
presumptive
to
the
British
throne
and
her
husband
will
stay
at
Blair
House,
President
Truman's
residence
while
the
White
House
Is
under
reconstruction."
The
trip
to
Washington
will
follow
a
visit
to
Canada.
They
will
sail
from
England
September
25
on
the
Canadian
Pacific
liner
Empress
of
France.
No
detailed
timetable
for
the
royal
couple's
Canadian
tour
has
yet
been
Issued.
It
Is
known,
however,
that
they
Intend
spending
three
weeka
visiting
Canada
from
coast
to
coast
In
timing
Dacs
wun
tne
uover-i
signs
and
letter
slots
hare
a
mean
another
300.000
to
400.000
J.
Murray
Mitchell
of
Court-1
nor
General
were
Hon.
L.
B.
i
bearing
on
decision
or
otherwise
7
armwice
should
main-'PPrcximaie
overall
bal-
soldiers
willing
to
fiRht
against
enay,
Vancouver
Island.
Masonic
i
Pearson,
minister
of
external
to
Institute
the
mail
delivery
'i
myta
arv
uower
exLstlmr1
i.
.
talk
Iranians
Fire
On
Red
Warship
TEHRAN.
Iranian
shore
guards
fired
on
a
Russian
warshipwhic
h
entered
Iranian
waters
ln
the
Caspian
Sea
yesterday.
The
Red
ship
had
played
its
searchlights
on
the
guards.
The
Soviet
fighting
vessel
withdrew
without
returning
the
fire.
grand
master
for
British
Colum-
affairs,
who
has
been
on
a
tour
service.
Last
year,
the
necessary
hip
arm
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McLeod
Cockshutt
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32
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Noranda
,
73.50
Louvicourt
16'j
Pickle
Crow
1.56
San
Antonio
2.55
Senator
Rouyn
Sherrit
Gordon
3.20
Steep
Rock
7.25
Silver
Miller
148
Upper
Canada
1.65
Golden
Manitou
7.30
Bobjo
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...i.nHc
is
signed.
of
Europe,
and
Walter
S.
Thomp
conditions
were
all
but
met
'
warsn
no
are
shel
Inir
i
un
both
coast
of
North
bla,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Coquitlam
this
afternoon
from
the
south
and
will
pay
an
official
visit
to
the
local
lodges
tonight.
He
will
return
south
Sunday
night.
with
Defence
Minister
Brooke
Claxton.
This
conference
was
expected
to
touch
on
the
United
'States-Britain
split
over
the
standardization
of
a
common
rifle.
son,
who
will
direct
public
relations
in
connection
with
the
forthcoming
visit
to
Canada
of
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Prince
Philip.
To
Institute
ther
service,
2500
postal
calls
are
required.
Last
year
2279
were
indicated
and
there
have
been
more
since
then.
Mr.
Stanley
is
spending
a
week
in
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace.
cluding
most
principal
cities.
mie
United
Nations
ranic
freely
over
all
,K"a.
Withdrawal,
of
;01h
Korea,
under
au-lllV('
view,
should
be
suf-wmpensatlon
for
the
'P
in
Beef
LUCKY
TO
BE
ALIVE
;
Close
Call
As
Halibut
Boat
Burns
"I
was
sleeping
ln
the
focsle
the
mainland.
The
vessel
had
They
used
an
oil
skin
as
a
signal
had
lt
not
been
for
the
kindness
hen
the
skipper
shouted:
5000
pounds
of
fish
on
board,
but
the
smoke
and
flames
from
of
Paul
Hanson,
Ketchikan
mer-'Qulck!
Get
Out!
She's
Afire!'"
caught
ln
two
half-days
of
fish-;
the
blazing
Hllsen
are
believed
chant,
who
gave
us
$50
to
tide
'"w
is
Due
wT4,J
ers
here
""'"'fi-beef
prices
to
rirm.
Alfred
Carlson
of
Digby
Island
ing.
The
hour
was
:
p.m.
to
have
attracted
the
attention
us
over
until
we
could
get
funds
told
the
Dally
News
as
he
des-
A
brief
effort
was
made
to
put
of
an
American
halibuter,
the
remitted
from
Prince
Rupert."
cribed
the
fire
and
expl
js.
on
!
out
the
fire
but
the
C02
exting-1
Denny
Joe,
which
picked
them
The
banker
was
also
very
helpful
a
(y
or
two
who
llle
start
coming
on
the
J
It:
Arr-
,
.
v
r-
LM,tM
fc".S..
Ml
mj
Lml
iS
L-iir
-.niri
1
nnf
jt-f
-"Till"
"'"wmg
of
prices,
ln
buying,
may
"ping
next
month
'a,
meat
shops
which
rt.
However,
one
owner
which
destroyed
the
halibut
boat
uishers
were
uieneciuai
against
up
alter
they
had
been
three
in
the
transfer
of
funds
and
the
Hllsen
off
Forrester
Island
to
j
the
fire
In
the
batteries.
The
hours
afloat.
Red
Cross
loaned'
$22,
to
b?lp
the
west
of
the
Alaskan
Pan-1
whole
engine
room
seemed
al-
LUCKY
BREAK
out.
handle's
tip
last
Sunday
evening
most
Instantly
ablaze.
Gas
tank?
"And
it
was
lucky,
too,"
ad-
The
Red
Cross
got
a
plug
from
Carlson,
and
his
three
compan-
were
only
two
feet
away,
a
situ-
mitted
Carlson.
"We'd
nevei
Carlson
who
said
he
was
glad
Ions
had
a
narrow
escape
wtthjation
which
speeded
up
thj
have
made
lt
that
nitiht
in
the
now
his
wife
looked
after
her
their
lives
from
the
blazing
j
evacuation
by
means
of
the
overloaded
dory
with
the
30-mile
annual.
donation
to
this
fund,
craft.
They
arrived
ln
the
city
dory.
Three
members
of
the
wind
and
heavy
sea."
I
The
Hllsen,
a
46-foot
vessel
Wednesday
after
having
been
'crew
quickly
launched
their
life
;
The
Denny
Joe
transferred
with
100
h.p.
Cummlngs
diesei
landed
at
Ketchikan
by
a
rescue
i
boat
overside.
Carlson
tarried
,
the
shipwrecked
quartette
to
engine,
built
only
three
years
vessel
I
for
a
minute,
hoping
to
pick
up
another
halibuter,
the
Leading
ago
at
Vancouver
and
modernly
The
Hilsen
m.
nmnino
f
ull
'
llfe
belts-
Then
he
had
to
Lady-
which
took
them
on
into
equipped,
is
owned
by
the
Har-sneed
for
shelt
"before
W
south-
JumP
for
the
Ql'
There
was
no
,
Ketchikan.
j
bor
Boat
Yard
of
Vancouver.
She
east
storm
when
a
batterv
sort!
eTOilpment-
"They
were
t,hel
The
Immigration
people
at
was
valued
at
a
good
540,000.
ST..?.
TrIf?
clest
shipmates
I
ever
had,"
he
Ketchikan
were
not
found
very
Peter
Ivarson
Is
the
skipper
and
Standard
Tim?
426
HONORED
Canada's
426
(Thunderbird)
Squadron
has
completed
a
year's
successful
run
on
the
Korean
airlift.
In
recognition
of
the
feat,
the
squadron
received
the
U.S.
Military
Transport
Service
flag.
In
return,
the
Americans
were
presented
with
a
hand-painted
copy
of
the
Thunderbird
badge.
At
the
ceremony
at
Dorval
airport
were,
left
to
right:
Col.
W.
W.
Goss,
U.S.
air
transport
chief;
Wing
Cmdr.
J.
K.
MacDonald,
426
commanding
officer;
C.
M.
Drury,
deputy
dptence
minuter:
and
Air
Commodore
A.
D.
Ross.
RCAF
&f
transport
chief.
(CP
from
National
Defence)
'f
20.2
feet
140:41
19.1
feet
8:24
2.5
feet
2"
:30
a.2
jt.t
c
om';
said.
sympathetic
or
co-qperative.
his
father,
Arne,
Is
a
member
of
in
the
engine
room.
It
was
u
Tney
started
to
row
but
made
"We
would
have
had
to
sit
oil
the
crew.
Fourth
man
aboard
miles
off
Forrester
Island
which,
utile
headway
against
the
off-
the
dock
at
Ketchikan
until
we
was
Einar
Hanberg
of
Prince
In
torn,
is
eighteen
miles
Irom
I
shore
wind
and
the
heavy
sea.
iconic!
get
uauspoiHtlon
iiome
Rupert.