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at
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238
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yptians
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Noisy
Happy
And
"at
Home
"-Coming
Back
Again
OTTAWA
(CP)
Princess
Elizabeth
told
a
civic
luncheon
today
that
she
and
Prince
Philip
hope
to
come
back
to
Canada
and
soon.
Speaking
particularly'
of
a
warm
welcome
they
received
in
this
capital
yesterday,
Her
Royal
Highness
told
the
luncheon
gathering,
over
which
Mayor
Charlotte
Whitton
presided,
that
''it
has
made
us
hope
that
we
may
be
able
to
come
here
again
before
too
.
violent
i"
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(mi
British
slratiims
in
Cairo
,
Shunting
Egyp-wAw
tl'
ouster
of
i
..in
Egypt,
to-rulratfil
against
Brit-,
sfn.iid
successive
day
iiaic
there
was
no
vio-
worts
kept
order
1rttro
i,
.
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Princess
Elizabeth
told
the
!
Canadian
people
Wednesday
night
that
their
welcome
has;
mads
her
feel
"very
much
at
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Deal
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Cities
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home
so
to
speak,
still
in
the
.
,n(l-
pitnutrd
tnrougn
Ju.!ii:iiir
"Down
with
c
want
the
British
;:
di
..ur
rountry
!"
eamn,!
past
the
pal-ifirerine
King
Farouk,
ay
schools
in
Cairo
(ia'id
r
rim
fix
celebrat-MiiiKter
Mustapha
,,:ha's
annmnceuicnt
tj.it
Ejypi
was
cancel-.
pa
Is.
Egyptian
Par-.
s"ps
to
hasten
f
Hie
action,
r.cs
of
truckloads
of
family
circle.
j
She
was
glad.
Her
Royal
High-
i
ness
said,
to
be
able
to
make
her
j
first
visit
"with
my
husband
who,
like
I
do,
fe
Jls
very
happy
to
be
j
among
you."
j
Wants
Help
in
Financing
Self-Liquidating
Projects
HARRISON
HOT
SPRINGS
children
!
The
Union
of
British
Co-
She
hoped
her
.
own
hou'.d
not
have
to
wait
so
long
i
lumbia
Municipalities
wants
the
before
they
came
to
Canada.
j
provincial
government,
to
help
self-liquidating
The
Princess
spoke
at
a
glitter-
i
m
imancing
i..ng
stavj
dinner
in
Government
j
loans.
.
House
in
reply
to
a
toast
by
the
A
resolution,
passed
by
the
rwd
back
a
crowd
of
imusand
demonstrator
Li.ne
Live
King
Farouk
tr;d
the
Sudan"
when
;
in
march
on
the
Brit-
Governor-General.
Viscount
Al-!
union
at
its
convention
here
exandei.
There
were
102
persons
Wednesday,
called
on
the
gov-present.
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i
ernment
to
set
up
a
fund
to
aicL
The
Princess"
800-word
ad-
i
municipalities
in
financing
self-
TAMIS
HUM
dress
was
broadcast
by
the
Can-
i
liquidating
projects
at
a
rate,
of
adian
Broadcasting
Corporation,
j
interest
not
to
exceed
two
per
-pnt
CHARMING
SMILE-Prince.
is
Elizabith
smllca
charmingly
at
the
throngs
gathered
to
watch
her
arrival
at
Dorval
Alrpoit,
Montreal,
Monday.
On
the
right
is
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
as
they
drove
In
their
limouslna
from
the
aircraft
which
carried
them
across
the
Atlantic
to
the
special
train
which
will
carry
them
across
Canada.
This
photo
by
Harry
McLorinan
was
taken
as
the
tun
burst
through
an
overcast
sky.
(CP
from
Toronto
Globe
and
Mall)
Her
Royal
Highness
reported
T"
resolution
followed
a
by
George
S.
Mooney,
r.
vv
.
speech
aiu
gam
,"v
gaming
Montreal
executive
director
of
strength
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Batain
announced
:v
'hat
hr
Intends
to
10()i)0
troops
on
guard
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Canal
and
ail
her
)
the
Sudan
despite
to
push
her
out.
iiaiit
by
Fireign
Sec-Morrison
said
that
ntls
!o
maintain
her
its"
under
treaties
of
!?3
ending
satisfac,-"ncp.t
vnh
Egypt
on
nf
nc-
proposals
which
.fseiitvjfl
sliurlU,
These,
mother
and
all
the
royal
family
had
been
"wonderfully
iuMained
and
comforted"
by
thoughts
and
prayers
from
Canada,
the
Commonwealth
nd
the
whole
world.
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the
Canadian
Federation
of.
Mayors
and
Municipalities,
who
advocated
the
plan.
Municipalities
of
Canada
are
going
afuer
a
new
dial
to
bolster
their
diminishing
revenues,
Mooney
said.
In
the
last
eighteen
it
is
known,
involve
i
I.-
of
the
United
'he
defence
of
Suez.
The
Princess
confessed
that
years
municipal
revenues
havj
ir.
visit
to
Canada
was
the
ful-
shrunk
from
39.7
to
12.7
percent
milment
ot.ai'charished"
dreajujoi
Vh&..ttjial.tnatioiaJ
taxation,
She
said
she
and
the
Duke
were
Municipalities
from
all
ten
pro-ioaking
forward
to
their
"fascin-
vmces
wiil
confer
with
the
reri-ating"
Journey
across
the
con-
eral
government
in
the
near
tinent
and
told
Canadians
she
future.
knew
they
always
will
be
"in
the
;
Mayor
Frank
Goldsworthy
of
lorefront"
of
the
defence
of
North
Vancouver
was
elected
ireedom.
p.esident
"of
the
Union.
Aid.
pries
in
pie-Back
Speaking
briefly
in
French,
the
George
Miller
of.
Vancouver
re-Princess
said
Shi
was
happy
to
fusing
re-nomination
a.s
he
has
have
arrived
first
in
Quebec,
already
been
president.
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-The
for-
wi-ipht
chainpion.
Ez-
.fi.
made
his
first
big
!
the
comeback
trail
v
HUM
with
a
tech-fiiit
over
23-year-old
f
of
Salt
Lake
City
in
-cs
of
Die
eleventh
;"c
right
to
the
chin
"
niKfd
scran.
Referee
All-Star
Puck
Game
Even
.
TORONTO
(Crt
Two
teams
of
stars
played
to
a
2-all
tie
Tuesday
night
in
the
National
Hockey
League's
annual
all-star
game
which
produced
$25,259
for
the
players'
pension
fund.
A
crowd
of
11,455
watched
in
the
Maple
Leaf
Gardens.
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VICE-REGAL
ESCORT
Viscount
Alexander,
the
governor-general,
escorts
Princess
Elizabeth
from
her
aircraft
to
a
waiting
limousine
on
h
r
arrival
at
Dorval
Airport,
in
Montreal,
Monday.
Thj
Duke
of
Edinburgh
Is
partially
obscured
by
Piime
Minister
St.
Laurent
on
the
extreme
right!
This
photo
is
by
Harry
McLorinan.
This
photo
isby
Harry
McLorinan.
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home
of
loyal
and
industrious
people
who
have
held
"faithful
to
their
language
and
culture,
faithful
to
their
religion
and
.aithlul
to
th-a
crown
of
Canada."
The
young
Princess
was
a
sparkling
and
radiant
,'icture
in
her
gown
o;
gold
and
white
length
with
simple
bodice,
long
sweeping
train-like
'skirt.
In
her
bright
brown
hair
she
wore
a
low
diamond
tiara,
light
as
lace
and
centred
with
a
fleur-de-lis,
which
was
the
gift
of
her
grandmother,
Queen
Mary.
She
had
diamond
earrings
and
diamond
necklace.
Viscountess
AJexander
wore
a
pale
pink
evening
dress
with
bouffant
skirt,
gold
embroidered,
and
had
a
stole.
She,
too.
had
diamond
necklace
and
earrings.
'
Ticnian
haltine
the
12-rouiulcr
ag
Layne
n-'URSle
to
his
shaky
if
roum
reached
nine.
"finned
188
and
pounds.
Truce
Talked
But
Korean
Fighting
Still
Goes
On
Iraq
Wants
Pact
Changed
Feather
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Korea
(CP)
Allied
and
Communist!
'cp,-Hot
on
the
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;
heels
of
the
Iranian
and
Egypt-
Uaison
officers
met
again
at
ti
Panmunjom
today
i
in
an
lan
situatlonj
Iraq
has
now
Bp.
effort
to
iron
out
the
last
kink
barring
resumption
of
'
preached
the
British
govem-
Palace
Confirms
Austalian
Tour
LONDON
0i
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
will
tour
Australia
and
New
Zealand
early
next
year
in
place
of
the
King
and
Queen.
Buckingham
Palace
has
officially
an
Synopsis
mcd
to
the
greater
3;'tish
Columbia
over-s
Pacific
disturbance
been
lying
off
shore
t
(iavs
bean
to
move
Boston
Arena
Takes
Bruins
the
Korean
cease-fire
talks
at
a
new
compromise
site.
ment
for
a
revision
of
existing
The
remaining
issue
is
under-,
;weaiy
negouauons,
it
was
otn-
BOSTON
(CP)
Stockholders
of
stood
to
be
Just
how
and
when
unjted
States
23rd
Infantry
cia"y
announced
tonight,
to
settle
differences
over
the
ex
Under
a.
25-year
treaty
which
jvoted
todav
t0
buy
controlling
regiment
again
stormed
the
nounced
in
comiimation
of
pre-
.nn
ciivnnrj
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neuirauw
zone.
northernmost,
ne-.ilt
nf
Heart
aa
oi6"u
in
iwu,
uuq
g.auteu
,
interest
in
me
Boston
Bruins
of
vious
reports
to
that
effect
In
Munsan
a
five-man
United
break
Ridge.
Entrenched
Reds
Nations
truce
team
waited
in
stopped
the
Americans
in
their
,V.in
7
T
.
S1
6
,Nauonal
Hockey
Lea8e-
The
I
The
df
hlon
was
made
on
the
permission
to
t
In
keep
troops
Bruins
are
now.
owned
by
Wes-,
advice
of
a
team
of
doctors
who.
Ira(-
x
.ton
Adams.
i
,n4,
,.
,.
tracks.
Other
United
States
troops
overran
Chinese
troops
and
captured
a
dominating
peak
on
nearby
Kim
II
Sung
ridge.
Today
United
States
Marines
dropped
1000
men
by
TODAY'S
STOCKS
7f
ed
on
the
King's
lung.
Departure
date
and
length
of
the
tour
remain
unchanged.
The
King
was
to
have
sailed
January
22,
1952.
That
will
be
Just
a
little
more
than
two
months
after
the
return
of
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
from
their
tour
of
Canada.
'
coast.
Th?
main
part
stem
will
move
across
'
furmg
the
day
and
pravement
in
coasUl
T'av
be
then
looked
for.
mtior,
however,
the
"Pmed
to
have
a
very
on
and
generally
un-,Jlhw
is
to
be
,.Xpecled
'1
and
Friday
es
win
be
much
"
'
w
lions
as
the
moist
"r
"cods
across
the
s
will
be
iiRht
in
the
'
fresh
westerlies
are
t.
m"sl
exposed
85
,he
syslem
land
Forecast
.
region
Raln
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today,
other-cloudiness
and
a
.touay
and
Friday.
f
Hi
temperature.
(('(Mlrtesv
8.
1).
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.).
tents
in
an
apple
orchard
for
word
to
resume
the
talks.
Red
leaders
have
suggested
that
the
question
they
raised
extending
the
neutral
zone
to
include
advanced
'Allied
truce
neadquarters
at
Munsan
be
reserved
for
discussion
by
truce
delegations
later.
The
Allies
have
objected
to
such
extension
of
the
ione.
The
Reds,
broadcasting
from
Pelping
text
of
their
note
to
the
Supreme
Allied
commander
in
advance
of
its
actual
delivery,
said
they
had
instructed
their
liaison
officers
to
meet
the
Allied
officers
to
discuss
the
resumption
of
full-dress
conferences
by
major
powers.
Two
Allied
.liaison
officers
then
left
Munsan
by
motor
convoy
for
Panmunjom,
six
miles
east
of
Kaesong,
site
of
the
first
Three
Die
in
Alaska
Crash
ON
CANADIAN
MAINLAND
Princess
Elizabeth,
at
the
'moment
this
photo
was
taken,
had
her
foot
a
mere
three
Inches
from
the
runway
at
Dorval
Airport,
Montreal,
as
she
and
the
Duke1
of
Edinburgh
leave
the
BOAC
slratocru'.ser
which
brought
them
to
Canada
for
their
cross-country
tour.
(CP
from
Toronto
Telegram)
Voncouver
Busy
VANCOUVER.
There
were
25
deep
sea
ships
in
Vancouver
last
week.
Of
these.
15
were
loading
grain,
or
preparing
to.
Seven
will
be
taking
full
grain
cargoes.
Grain
has
been
arriving
in
Vancouver
at
the
rate
of
400,000
to
500,000
bushels
per
day.
v.
UfPfim,,,
s-llllli
thi.
o
f
.
"cslc"
Threw
Puck
Series,
Expelled
FAIRBANKS
iff1
A
Wien-Al-aska
Air
Lines
plane
crashed
north
of
the
Arctic
circle
yesterday,
killing
the
pilot
and
two
Of
three
passengers.
The
pilot
was
identified
as
George
Harrington.
The
names
of
the
other
victimsa
a'nman
and
Kar
infant
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
....
.25
Bralorne
6.50
B
R
X
05
Cariboo
Quartz
1.50
,
Congress
09
Giant
Mascot
1.05
Indian
Mines
..
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.27
Pend
Oreille
11.00
Pioneer
2.25
Premier
Border
35
Fnvateer
.12
Reeves
McDonald
6.10
Reno
03
ti
Sheep
Creek
1.71
Silbak
Premier
60
Taku
River
07
Vananda
.16
Salmon
Gold
05
Spud
Valley
26
Silver
Standard
2.80
Western
Uranium
6.05
Cronin
Babine
60
Oils
Anglo
Canadian
7.25.
A
P
Con
53
('almoin
1.65
C
&
E
16.00
Central
Leduc
2
80
Horns
Oil
17.25
v
Mercury
.
30
Okalta
285
Pacific
Pete
10.50
Royal
Canadian
.18
Royalite
20.00
TORONTO
Aumaque
29
Beattle
35
Bevcourt
70
Buffalo
Canadian
33
Conwest
400
Giant
Yellowknife
12.00
God's
Lake
.37
Heva
15
Joliet
Quebec
.:
.50
Little
Long
Lac
93
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.33
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.95
Negus
80
Noranda
:
85.25
Louvicourt
......
53
Pickie
Crow
1.65
Sherrit
Gordon
.,
4
00
Steep
Rock
7.80
Silver
Miller
1.49
Upper
Canada
1.68
-
lemoon
and
ht.
decreas-lRht
!
L
av
evening.
hi,hs
tomor-48
and
58;
m
ni
Sandspit,
48
susp.'iuied
for
life.
Onlv
two
players,
Joey
Ganlin
KINGSTON
The
Ontario
Hockey
Association
last
night
and
Bob
Londry,
who
did
not
,
fruitless
talks
suspenaec
i.re
manage,
-..u
,
aUen1
a
nmUng
when
arrange.
,
coach
of
the
Kingston
Hockey
I
ments
t;,
throw
tne
serlcs
were
;
A
Meantime
United
States
Eighth
chilrianH
,,rvivr
khh
Club
for
life
on
charges
that
tne
maciei
were
exonerated.
TIDES
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Russia
and
Iran
Break
TEHRAN
P
An
Iranian
newspaper
said
'
today
that
Russia
has
broken
off
trade
talks
with
Iran,
charging
lack
of
goodwill.
There
was
no
offirial
confirmation
and
a
western
economic
expert
said
that
a
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