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Allies
Take
Two
Hills
In
Flaming
Korea
Fight
Manslaughter
Next
Case
Change
in
Kings
Lung
Makes
Necessary
His
Continued
Treatment
second
case
before
Mr
Justice;
EIGHTH
AR
MY
HEADQUARTERS,
Korea
Woods
Jury
Still
Out
-
Verdict
Beinf
Awaited
-
TodayAccused
Tells
His
Story
i
No
veruict
had
been
reached
;
up
to
press
time
today
in
the
case
of
Robert
Chappelle
Woods,
;
charged
on
two
counts.
A
supreme
court
jury
remained
out
i
tur
the
third
hour.
-;?.
MJ
,
inf.
I
LONDON
(CP)
Buckingham
Palace
statement
hcid
here
is
a
charge
of
man-i
(CP)
Allied
troops
on
the
flaming'
Eastern
Korea
toniprht
said
that
series
of
examinations
slaughter
against
curton
Bow.
I
a
carried
out
war
fr0Rt
to(jav
capturcd
a
peak
with
a
twelve-mile
.,
,
,
i
,
,1
,
,.
,
,
23.
taxi
drlvjr,
who
the
crown1
.
.
.
.
tkkk
nuy
snow
mat
structural
enanges
nave
ueveiopeu
alleges
unlawfully
killed
Joseph
view
of
enemvifield
territory.
Arir!tK(n
a
rarnpntAr
tin
thp
in
the
King
s
lung.
Signed
by
nine
doctors,
the
bulletin
said
that
the
King
had
j
bee
nad
vised
t'j
stay
in
London!
To
Practice
The
case,
charging
Woods
with
for
further
treatment.
nreaKing
ana
entering
the
Capi
night
of
May
5
last.
!
Five
witnesses
had
been
called
!
by
Crown
Counsel
Hubert
King
by
pi'ss
time.
Crown
alleges,
Borge
was
responsible
for
the
;
death
of
pedestrian
Addison
who
war.
struck
and
killed
by
the
taxi
accused
was
driving.
j
P
ace
of
the
accident
was
justj
west
of
the
intersection
of
First,
At
thp
end
of
the
week
His
'
theatre
Duiiuing
on
July
3,i,
.
:
'
,
'
r..
1
ttoj
lut
I
W?y
broke
off
hU
summer.
with
attempt
to
steal,
and
vacat:on
Scottish
With
Atom
j
;
!
Tests
with
Nuclear
Weapons
The
Canadian
"Van
'
Doo"
Regiment
from
Quebec
encountered
the
bitterest
fighting
since
arriving
in
Korea,
in
attempting
to
take
a
hill
from
the
dug-in
Chinese.
The
Canadians
cleaned
up
the
hill
after
Allied
planes
and
artillery
had
hit
the
Reds.
Using
bayonets
and
flamethrowers,
the
Allies
have
advanced
12
to
15
miles
northward
in
two
waves
of
tough
hill
fighting
In
Eastern
Korea.
In
this
sector
alone,
a
front
in
the
High
Home
Run
Mark
Set
Ralph
Kiner
First
to
Make
Mote
Than
40
Homers
In
Five
Years
Straight
PITTSBURGH
r
Ralph
Kin-er's
booming
bat
is
rewriting
a
with
being
in
posession
of
safe
lands
to
see
his
doctors.
Queen
Elizabeth
is
also
return-
,
ing
to
Buckingham
Palace.
j
lo
be
made
by
t'.S.
Army
Men
'
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
Ap-1
Second,
Third
and
Park
Avenues,
i
Dr.
A.
W.
Large,
first
witness,
!
breaking
instruments
by
night,
began
yesterday
morning.
Heard
before
Mr.
Justice
J.
M.
Coady,
Crown
Prosecutor
H.
B.
King
produced
three
witnesses,
while
Defence
Council
called
lour
witnesses
to
the
stand.
The
bulletin
said:
proximately
5,000
Army,
Navy
FSCArKU
This
automobile
was
telescoped
into
a
width
i
t
24
in;
in
s
when
caught
between
two
Toronto
slrcet-
said
Addison
had
died
a
few
min-
"Durillff
the
Kine'n
recent
ill-innrf
Air
JPnrr
men
wil
rnneiuvt.
after
reaching
hospital,
ur
nun
passengers
escaped
wim
minor
injuries;
two
vralkcd
away
from
the
wreck,
two
had
to
be
cut
free
about
11:45
p.m.;
May
5.
Cause
'havs
been
carried
out
including
!
nection
with
forthcoming
tesu
of
death,
said
Dr
a
;
I
thn
r.-
rt
tV.a
Na
THE
EVIDENCE
,
radiology
and
bronchscopy.
line
officer
said:
"We
have
knocked
out
about
two
North
Korean
divisions."
i
-m-k,ige.
(CTPHOTO)
of
nuclear
weapons
at
Frenchmen's
Flats,
Nevada.
fractur
3
of
skull
and
shock.
Body
Prosecution
'
e
n
d
e
a
vored
to!
"These
investigations
now
il!
VllC
ICI.U1U
uwiw
vii
.
tional
Baseball
League.
The
Home
Run
King
of
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
now
is
the
first
player
in
National
League
his-
The
Army
announced
Monday
.,
.
,,
.
.,
.
.
f,
,
.
.
.
.
i
and
one
arm
and
numerous
that
a
battalion
combat
team
"
oth
hruife3
with
supporting
service
troops!
,.
.
m,tm
.
show7
structural
changes
to
have
de
veloped
in
the
lung.
"His
Majesty
has
been
advised
to
stay
in
London
for
further
treatment."
prove
that
Woods,
in
financial
cliiticulty,
broke
into
the
Capitol
Tl.jatre
early
morning
of
July
3
with
intention
of
stealing
from
the
sufp
in
thp
office
the
Leather
will
be
provided.
I
t,l
:r
VtrZZ
Z
s
I
tory-and
that
goes
back
to
1876
Korea
You
011
Personnel
will
be
drawn
from
ai
-to
hit
forty
or
more
homers
in
UrgvJ
He
had
not
noUced
Meet
a
five
different
seasons
in
the
money
of
the
three-day
week-!
A
specialist
said
the
bulletin
six
continental
armies
8lcohol
odor
about
the
body,
but
In
1950
Kiner
set
the
old
re-
raid
his
sense
of
smell
was
"not
end)
take.
I
'
was
worded
in
such
a
way
as
to
.United
States.
Conn.
Robert
Ross,
RCMP,
in
nvey
very
little,
even
to
the
it
for
th
cord
when
he
did
too
well
developed"
and
"I
did
eigner,
Kill
Him!
not
personally
detect'1
alcoholic
""'"
Kiner
s
new
mark
is
given
ad-
police
barracks
nearby,
told
meuicai
yiuieiion.
me
siruc-Crown
Counsel
King
that
tu.ral
changes"
could
be
serious
no
h-ard
the
sound
of
glass
pr
of-llttlc
consequence,
he
said.
Soviet
Bread
Basket
Empty
By
JOCK
CARROLL
breaking
at
about
12:45
a.m.
tultr
4
Ua
ti'it-if
til
n
M-i
TlHvll)
in
'
,odor.
Herbert
Janws
Marchant
was
i.
passengor
of
the
taxi
which
struck
Addison.
In
company
with
his
wife,
two
children,
Mrs.
K.
Harding
and
her
two
children,
Synopsis
Cool
Pacific
air
following
a
weak
Pacific
disturbance
which
cross-id
the
coast
during
'the
night
now
covers
most
of
the
province.
However,
no
rain
has
been
reported
from
this
disturbance
and
only
slight
cloudiness
in
the
central
interior
is
expected
to
develop
during
the
day.
An
extensive
high
pressure
area
is
again
building
up
along
the
coast
and'
no
rain
is
ted
in
the
province
for
several
tit
d
lustre
since
he
Ijas
done
the
trick
in
consecutive
seasons.
Most
experts
felt
that
this
was
the
vear
for
Kiner
to
break
Babe
Ruth's
record
output
of
sixty
hnmp
runs
in
one
season
but
the
i(ii-a
I
was
one
of
several
correspondents
in-j
the
next
room
of
the
smigie
f,i'(
liy
a
Korean
reporter
named
Kim.
(in
early
;
'";'
tu-"-'
"u
7
Canada
Wants
Greater
Say
pitchers
have
not
co-operated
Kit
nioTt
ri
Ti
nfu.noi
nA
idy
in
Korea,
l
learned
later,
is
named
Kim.)
zone
"brad
basket,"
the
state
of
to
go
home
at
about
11:15
p.m.''
warU"d
j
"".J;
30
J
11
a
record
,or
the
Plttsbur8
Mcrklenburg.
Witness
said
taxi
was
proceed-1
d,at,e
iM-ticnlar
Mr.
Kim
reported
tor
the
1'yonc
wna
Capitol
Theatra,
from
where
hadi
come
the
sound
of
shattering
j
glass.
.
I
At,
pbout
45-foot
distance,!
,
a
Korean
weekly
newspaper.
He
interviewed
,
KPDoris
stale
mai
some
imy
'"s
"""b
n.cnuc,
b""
Kiner
is
still
far
below
Ruth's
i
days.
Thinki
Smaller
Nations
Should
Have
Bigger
NATO
Participation
t
orecast
v.t.
u.
mil
ca
jti
mini.
iii-
j
f
LDiino
fnrtir
nr
tlu.m
the
Correspondents'
Billet
at
Eighth
Army
"wn
so-called
"big
farmers
have
ben
jailed
for
allegedly
sabotag-
larters.
.
.
OTTAWA
On
two
fronts
lug
delivery
of
state-fixed
farm
said
he
was
sure
of
the
speed.
,
,
,
j-
,
V.1
',
home
runs
in
eleven
different
i.
t
ludging
it
from
his
own
exper-
.
.
.
,.
,.,
yearB
in
American
League
play,
.ence
as
a
driver.
.
y
Mr.
Marchant
said
he
saw
no;
asm
teaching
through
the
broken
window.
Hermit
Kingdom.
Have
I
mis-sed
Canada
was
reported
to
be
link-1
jutas.
I
n
a.ki'd,
"What
did
you
anything
you
knew?"
He
was
fumbling
with
some-
.d
W.th
Pffnrl.S
to
have
VOiceS
Of
i
nnA
Ctotn
rhDirman
tVi
or.-;
else
at
the
scene
of
the
ac
u.
i
saiu.
titan
mint
"
tnini
winesssnio.
men
w"
rmalter
Atlantic
Pact
men
v.,i,iK,n
m
commit-too
North
coast
region
Clearing
this
afternoon.
A
few
clouds
overnight
and
Wednesday.
Fog
along
shore
of
northern
Vancouver
Island
Wednesday
morning,
clearing"
by
noon;
Little
change
ln
tempprature.
.
Winds
northwest
(15
mphi.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Wednesday
at
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
50
and
60.
up
pu
t
iy
wi
ll.''
.
..
.,
,b)tb
hands,
rated
the
adjoining
faj.y
m,c
wpi;.ht
in
forging
.of
tnp
ofricj.tl
SrJVl(,t
organ
sald
I
c'drnt
but
suddenly
saw
a
man
?
Mr.
Kim
fl.skcd
his
next
qtifS-
feet
shi..k
stP
in
front
of
the
taxl-
neard
j
wmriow
about
two
and
Bjg
xhres
decisions
that
affect
lhat
bread
has
been
so
short
in
I
I
tlon.
it
tw-j
or
three
times.
Then
hejtne
entire
western
world.
.
I
Mecklenburinv-centlv
that
emer-
the
lmPact
and
application
of
J
Yanks
Move
Game
Ahead
"And
what
have
you
learned
lpt
u
ao
and
stepped
back.
the-12-cnimtrv
North
At-
.iTot.
k.
.
.o
,Eh.
I
brakes
out
Korea
before
you
f1"
.-,
,
.
(
,.
.
I
bcRiin,
"let's
see,
now.
was
an
embarrassing
n
drt
a
long,
hissing
i'!i'in
his
teeth.
The
ned
t
indicate
this
lg-wa
just
what
he'd
ex-
He
had
also
heard
the
driver
say.
"Oh.
My
God;"
witness
said.
Boriv
of
the
man
lav
at
richt
since
you've
been
in
Korea?
.
,Const.
Ross
said
he
had
then
:
)antic
council
pressod
ahead
ed
from
Brandenburg
and
Sax-Bcfore
I
could
learn
what
Id
given
chase,
laclng
the
man
he
I
:
with
sccrel
deliberations,
Ottawa
ony
to
fUl
rations
until
next
learned
since
coming
to
Korea,
,
;a
A
at
the
broken
theatre
win-was
d
to
fhare
that
view
that
!
harvest
Mr.
Prendergast
was
called
to
dow
completely
around
the
block,
i
orae
snrt
of
informal
procedure
i
u
1
'
"
it.
v.
i:
lift
V
-
H
V"""
.
'ls
-
-''..
-v
"Si
-
.'
angles
to
the
road,
in
line
with
NEW
YORK
f
New
York's
the
rear
door
of
the
taxi
on
the
I
defending
champion
Yankees
tight,
described
the
witness.
The
j
Pened
"P
a
f
uI1
ame
lead
over
cat.
he
said,
was
"at
Jeast
two
!
Cleveland
Indians
in
the
tense
the
telephone.
ihe
officer
finally
caught
up'rhould
be
worked
out
so
that
I
answered
Mr.
Kim
myself.
wi(h
the
fleeing
man
In
the
lane
smniirr
nations
wnnlri
have
a
Union
is
Expelled
"ive
learned
now
nine
i
Mie.near
Flfth
street,
second
time
.
betl.,r
chancf.
to
spfak
ln
the
it
thi,
nxvt
twiiou-rttiiri
ilhttllt.
Korea
heltire
I
Came
here,
i
r.,,,,,H
Tim
man
ntlimhlPit
,..
i.:
j
i:
I
Mosher
feet"
from
edevt
of
the
hard
sur-!
mwican
league
pennani
race
fact.
"
"
At
i.mv
"
,vv-
'
.i.'w.
'.cany
btUKts
ui
uih
uaiMuiia,
ti,
is
Prcndergast.
a
re-
Mi.
Kim's
hiss
seemed
to
carry
,
sajd
const.
Ross,
and
"I
grabbed
j
might
Canada
feels
be
some-r
Time
Magazine.
Be-
a
note
of
repxect.
He
asxed,
hlir
by
the
shoulder."
thing
along
the
lines
of
constant
Monday
by
beating
the
Indians
lor
the
second
straight
time
2
to
1.
Const.
TJavid
Roberts
said
he
received
the
alarm
and
arrived
VANCOUVER
(P.
In
an
uproar
i.ni
a
reporter
Mr.
-wnai
uo
yuu
umm
m
W.tnoss
told
Mr.
King
tnai
'
mnsultations
amoni?
Common-
Boston's
third
place
Red
Sox
at
the
scene
at
11:40
p.m.,
and
Critical
st
had
worked
for
a
women?
w
-oris
had
offered
no
resistance
t
yc.irs
in
Korea,
for!
ijd
to
this
lime
I
hadn't
mit
.vilpn
ird
to
the
112
Taxi
stand.
hnH
taken
m-.innipnt.9
at.
the
I
kept
pace
with
the
Yankees
of
boos
and
catcalls
from
a
small
left
wing
minority,
the
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
Monday
"wiiallh
countries.
On
othpr
point.
Canada
is
understood
to
share
dissatisfac
I
accident
scene
knocking
off
the
Chicago
White
',
'.
Sox
12
to
5
to
climb
within
a
Department.
any
Korean
women.
I
said,
"I
He
was
searched
and
relieved
of
nrtcrsiiAt
came
to
my
think
they
have
a
definite
place
;
tw,;.
stcel
punches,
a
steel
chlrel
gave
final
expulsion
to
the
tion
over
existing
opportunities
t
CCL
Convention
Opens
Communist-dominated
Interna
le
said.
"Well
for
one
ln
Korean
society."
i
and
u
rn?
S15
in
cash.
It
was
for
smaller
powers
to
express;
i
Vancouver
Today
their
opinions
about
maKing
ot
top
defence
strategy
by
the
Brit-it-h,
Americans
and
French
in
VANCOUVER
A.
R.
Mosher,
president
of
the
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor,
started
a
two-
i
knew
that
Korea
was
"What
do
you
think
about
tnPn
that
artest
had
been
made.
mounl.ilns.
You
knew
Korean
customs?"
!
lnsp-.ctlon
tf
the
broken
a
heavy
rainfall
in
"I
approve
of
them.
However,
I
theatre
window
had
been
made
Cold
winters.
Principal
Canadians
would
be
surprised
at
iatcr
by
police
in
company
with
agriculture.
You
knew
some
of
them."
I
theatre
manager
J.
H.
tHarryi
it
you?"
j
''Which
ones?"
said
Mr.
Kim.
iB.aclc
The
window
opened
into
."
I
stud
"I
knew
that
1
"Well,
like
using
three
men
to
,ne
basement
washroom,
ftun
the
pact
s
stand
group
UN-Reds
to
Meet
Again
TOKYO
it'
Communists
to
game-and-a-half
of
the
Indians
and
within
two-and-a-half
games
of
the
top.
Chicago's
cellar-flirting
Cubs
kept
the
National
League
race
alive
by
whipping
the
front-running
Dodgers
5
to
3
to
cut
Brook-lyns
lead
over
the
idle
New
York
Giants
to
four
games.
Ail
other
teams
enjoyed
a
day
off.
This
latter
Doint
provoked
:
Pin'
drive
l
tn
J
opening
of
the
mora
discussion
among
defence
Congress
convention
here
Mon-
ministers.
Including
Canada's
aav-
a
hhovel.
hhovel.'
1
which
a
door
led
Into
a
hallway
j
Brooke
Claxton,
than
the
her-'
1
Against
:
Inflation
communism.
'
htd,
and
wrote
thl'
"
11
Un
ii
Hmii
t
hree
aT.
lVc
mm-
,tl
'aided
report
from
General!
..-Against
Against
.
night
charged
four
Allied
soldiers
had
invaded
Kaesong
neu-
in
in
his
niitnhiuiif
i
b'"b
-.
---
mi.
u:arn,
as
iun-,.
w
""-";
DwiRrlt
Eisennower
which
waSi
...
Mr.
Mosher
i.,v,.
charged
the
gov-
men
to
a
snuvei.
tne
i
""".that
windows
and
doors
were
In-
I
said
to
urge
the
speeding
up
of;
k
Jir
,,,
t.ut
went
on.
"You
"
Cl
mucin,
Wltn
lia.iu
uio.ce.oiiu-
wmou.ic.
oftor
oarVl
lJ
rl.,,-l
iu..ii
....
.u.
J-f
pushes
the
shovel
,
into
the
;
iihiiiinij
i..v.
""
tmiuiuuuuill
iui
uic
ucicnce
ui
-j
iw-
f
11--
nonnlo
n
The
Reds
demanded
a
meeting
.......itrt
Thn
,i!lifr
two
have
:
.
'
"
snow
lo
,sure
sccu..iy
u
ute
!
Europe.
hi.,.
l.n.
nine
million
In
.
,,f
dropping
price
controls.
He
ad-
of
liaison
officers
Wednesday
"to
jiidlnt;.
t
.
In
'"".
-"--
bu
twenty-one
lne
shovei.
They
pull
these
and
;
Witness
said,
too,
that
earlier
rca.
move
the
dirt.
cl
Mr
Kim
,,.!
I
"Also,"
I
said,
"I
think
Kimslii
would
startle
most
Canadians."
Kinushi,
the
Korean
national
i
rcmctime
in
June
a
second
portion
of
the
rear
basement
window
in
question
had
been
broken
.
A
board
of
plywood
had
been
nailed
over
the
break
and
I
votated
political
action,
declar-
settle
this
matter."
J
ing
that
the
present
capitalistic
United
Nations
command
re-
I
system
was
not
able
to
meet
the
piied
its
representatives
would
go
!
fair
demands
of
the
worker
and
to
the
meeting.
suggesting
nationalization
of
ln-
Th3
meeting
place
will
be
industry.
Panmunjom,
near
Kaesong,
site
j
He
condemned
employers
who
of
suspended
truce
talks.
signed
"easy"
contracts
,
with
I
;
Baseball
Scores
National
-
Chicago
5.
Brooklyn
3
American
New
York
2.
Cleveland
1
Bo-ton
12.
Chicago
5.
Crash
on
Carrier
WASHINGTON,
D
C.
(r
A
jet
plane
crash
and
resulting
"serious
fire"
on
the
aircraft
carrier
Essex
Monday
killed
two
men,
left
five
unaccounted
for
and
injured
fifteen,
the
Department
of
the
Navy
announced
last
night.
The
Essex
is
in
operation
off
Korea.
dish,
has
what
is
probably
lne
world's
strongest
odor.
A
smali
the
Inside
latch
of
the
window
portion
of
it,
brought
into
a
;
.
Krri
with
a
n;,n
tional
Union
of
Fur
and
Leather
Workers,
last
major
Red
group
in
the
Congress.
After
a
clamorous
scrap
.over
the
Fur
and
Leather
Workers'
appeal
from
an
expulsion
order
of
the
CCL
executive,
the
5.000-member
union
managed
to
muster
only
about
thirty
supporting
votes
in
a
show
of
hands
among
approximately
600
delegates.
Biggest
support
was
from
a
shouting
group
of
about
a
dozen
members
of
the
United
Automobile
-Workers'
Union
from'
Windsor.
-
The
Fur
and
Leather
Union,
after
an
expulsion
order
from
the
executive
council
of
the
Congress
since
last
February
on
the
ground
that
its
leaders
follow
Communist
policies,
is
the
third
union
to
be
heaved
out
of
the
Congress
in
the
last
couple
of
years
as
a
part
of
the
CCL's
purge
of
Red
elements
within
its
ranks.
t
Previously
shown
the
door
were
the
International
Union
of
Mine,
Mill
and
Smelter
Workers,
with
20000
members,
and
the
United
Electrical
Workers,
which
had
25,000
members.
Meanwhile,
.despite
a
stiff
rebuff
from
Canada's
largest
labor
body,
the
CCL
heard
its
chief
say
the
CCL
is
going
to
redouble
its
efforts
to
get
close
co-operation
between
all
the
country's
labor
groups
MOSHER
NOT
DISTURBED
A.
R.
Mosher,
white-haired
founder
and
president
of
the
350,000-member
CCL,
told
the
I
communist
unions.
room,
Is
usually
enough
to
drive
(oxsmi'ltAItl.E
MONEY
any
non-Koitan
outside.
Ive;
vl?t()r
Welch
Bss,stant
man.
heard
of
two
recipes.
One
said
,
ifiod
smiariv
and
said
i
Craeco-Turkhh
Decision
Delayed
that.Kimshi
was
composed
oi
-
rnin
of
saturdav's
two!
sert
lish.
fish.
Tin
Thai
'
-"."''"r
.......
i
TODAY'S
STOCKS
garlic
and
decomposed
-l.r-i.c
CunHr
mtrttllnliT.
shniu
and
Monday
(Dominion
Dayt
matinee
and
evening
shows
were
.
(CniirtrMy
8.
P.
JitliltKtun
Co.
Ltd.)
OTTAWA
Decision
as
to
the
j
TfuZT?
Flames
Hit
Home
f
'.
according
to
leg-as
lounded
by
a
-ands
of
years
ago.
This
'
"
down
to
earth
clis-"
a
gust
of
wind.
He
'ft
on
a
virgin,
sitting
be-'
I
"(
am.
The
virgin
gave
f
t
son,
named
Tanguti,
f
'"ted
the
kingdom
of
Khosen
is
the
Japanese
W
Korea,
Chosen
means
1
of
Morning
Calm'."
J
I
said.
;n's
pchcii
flew
over
the
,
I'Siisi
continued.
"You
'
?'
Korea
was
invaded
'
fmcs
during
the
course
fv-
Manchuria,
by
Japan.
The
Koreans
f
"He
foreigners.
They
,5
'"Rliway
signs
whi"h
'I
Vm
meet
a
foreigner,
'1
Because
of
this
attl-'f'l'a
was
also
called
the
other
that-
It
was
made
of
alternate
layers
of
cabbage
and
garlic
and
seasoning,
placed
ln
a
pot,
then
buried
lor
several
weeks.
Both
sound
like
reasonable
explanations.
Next,
Mr.
Kim
a-ked,
"
What
souvenirs
of
Korea
do
you
intend
to
take
oack
to
Canada?"
TORONTO
Athona
08
Aumaque
.24
Beattle
'.
.43
in
the
safe.
"It
was
a
considerable
amount
of
money."
said
Mr.
Welch.
KNF.W
PREMISES
Bolh
witnesses
said
they
knew
accused,
Woods,
well,
and
that
Treaty
Organization
has
been
deferred
for
at
least
twenty-four
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
33
Bralorne
6.50
B
R
X
0334
Congress
07
Giant
Mascot
1.15
Indian
Mines
24
Pend
Oreille
10.25
Fioneer
2.10
.57
Vi'
hours
so
as
home
governments
-24
'
.
A
Bevcourt
.-.
Buffalo
Canadian
....
he
had
often
been
in
the
theatre
I
told
him
I
had
acquired
some
Consol.
Smelters
174.25
Conwest
4.10
ForAged-3
Dead
j
COLESVILLE.
Maryland
r
!
Flames
rawd
through
a
home
for
I
the
aged
here
today
and
burned
i
three
persons
to-
death.
Of
59
patients
in
the
home
at
l
the
time,
ten
were
taken
to
hos-i
pital.
Some
are
ln
bad
condi-1
tion.
Korean
records
and
one
of
the
rand
in
the
theatre
of
fice
long
bamboo
pipes,
or
tambeslay.
',
Mr.
Black
said
Woods
had
bevn
Alsu
I
planned
to
buy
a
pair
of
:
building
a
boat
at
the
rear
of
komo
skin,
ttw
canoe-shaped
the
theatre,
in
a
shed
that
had
Premier
Border
Privateer
Reeves
McDonald
.
Reno
.36
.15
5.30
.05
.48
.22
9.10
11.75
.39
.08
.15
.07
Donalda
Eldona
East
Sullivan
Giant
Yellowknifc
God's
Lake
Harricana
Heva
Jacknife
Sees
Common
Citizenship
Looks
Ahead
on
NATO
Relations
(Continued
on
page
6t
I
nousra
a
uciupinniy
uguuug
I
plant.
The
theatre
manager
said
he,
as
well
as
his
son-in-law.
j
opening
session
at
its
annual
1
convention
that
he
is
"not
too
Don
Morton,
had
helped
Woods
building
the
boat.
The
shed,
boat
and
tools
had
New
Offer
to
disturbed"
over
the
decision
of
Joliet
Qu-ebec
52
OTTAWA
Rt.
Hon.
Herbert
2.18
Madsen
Red
Lake
(Continued
on
page
4i
DAAi
JU
mmrme
'
the
Trades
and
Laboc
Congress
DCwl
If
UllClS
of
Canada
last
week
to
secede
Morrison,
British
foreign
secre
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.90
tary,
speaking
here,
looked
ahead
j
partly
from
the
existing
co-
'terminal
messenger
j-Phone
640-
I
AM.
DELIVERIES
FULLY
INSURED
I
to
the
day
wnen
Nations
oi
the
i
VANCOUVER
Hotel
owners
operation
set-up
among
central
Sheep
Creek
1.70
Silbak
Premier
51
Vananda
16
'4
Spud
Valley
23
Silver
Standard
2.70
Western
Uranium
5.15
Cronin
Babine
65
tj
OILS
Anglo
Canadian
7.25
AP
Con
48
Atlantic
1.54
Calmont
16
C
&
E
2.25
Mercury
2.80
Okalta
8.75
Pacific
Pete
1.50
-
TIDES
Wednesday.
September
19.
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Time!
High
3:31
19.3
feat
Noranda
77
Louvlcourt
24
Pickle
Crow
,
1.72
San
Antonio
2.76
Sherrit
Gordon
3.85
Steep
Rock
8.10
Silver
Miller
1.60
Upper
Canada
1.75
Golden
Manitou
7.00
Atlantic
Organization
would
have
of
Vancouver
are
deciding
today
labor
bodies,
no
restrictions
between
them
in
j
how
much
they
wm
offer
.the
The
action
of
the
500,000-trade
and
travel
and
would
en-
bi.er
waiters
who
are
threatening
member
TLC,
at
its
Halifax
con-joy
common
citizenship.
j
a
strike.
They
were
offered
19c"
vention.
implied
withdrawal
from
Mr.
Morrison
also
hoped
for
a
.
after
arbitration
proceedings
but
j
at
least
some
of
the
activities
of
change
in
Russian
attitude.
The
I
refused.
Now
it
Is
believed
25c
the
national
co-operation
corn-Soviet
today
was
both
"powerful
I
an
hour
and
living
bonus
would
niittee
including
the
two
con-
3
TRUCKS
AT
YOUR
SERVICE
20
8
feet
6
1
feet
4.2
feet
15:34
'
9:23
22:03
Low
Bobjo
.16Ui
and
Irresponsible."
I
bring
a
settlement.
,
j
greases.'