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253
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
29,
1951
PRICE
FiVJl
cents
CHURCHI
ii
mj
0
Seat
Now
j
Only
One
Impact
Wakened
Captain
Eccles
Ottawa
to
Name
Radio
Committee
OTTAWA
A
committee
of
Parliament
will
be
appointed
this
week
to
study
the
operation
of
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Cor-;
Left
After
Voting
VANCOUVER-
Capt.
William'
Eccles
told
a
court
of
Inquiry1
.here
late
last
week
that
he
was'
t
almost
thrown
out
cf
hU
buiik.'oj
Young
Hoodlums
Spray
Man's
Face
With
Acid
VICTORIA
Search
is
being
carried
on
f-jr
three
young
hoodlum-
who
seiiousy
assaulted
Edward
Vincent
Smith
Hiey
arcoatecl
Smith
seeking
for
Hallowe'en
hand-outs.
When
Smith
suggested
it,
was
a
little
early,
they
produced
water
guns
and
sprayed
his
face
with
acid
which
caused
painful
bu:n
and
may
leave
scars
for
life.
The
young
hoodlums
are
believed
to
be
from
ii
to
16
years
old.
LONDON.
The
new
Conservative
government
Prime
Minister
Churchill
now
has
a
working
nere
ne
was
asleep,
early
In
the;
;mo-ninR
of
August
39
when
his'
majority
of
18
following
the
receipt
of
latest
election
V
pmauon
ana
its
financing,
i
I
Effects
of
I
!
!
returns.
siiio,
me
'Prince
Rupert,,
collided!
with
the
Princess
Kathleen1-
north
of
Prnce
Rupert.
i
Unnrorf
fllrtlAf
The
standing
is
now:
nun
Conservatives
321
Labor'
294
Capt.
Fcles
told
the
inquiry!
that
he
had
retired
after
the'
Prince
Rupert
had
sailed
from!
Prince
Rupert
that
night
but,
had
been
advised
by
his
officers!
from
time
to
time
cf
fog
patches,
j
The
radar
of
the
ship
was
in
:
good
working
order,
he
said.
I
Heading
East
Met
Veterans
at
Rivers
Church
at
Saskatoon
I.akchead
Today
!
Storm
Felt
I
Prince
Rupert
is
still
feeling
the
effects
today
of
a
two-dav
rain-lashed
week-end
which
,
halted
all
tele-communication
and
disrupted
rail
and
highway
.services
through
washouts
and
slides.
Ootsa
Lake
Settlers
Angry
With
Aluminum
UiLTt
to
Mackenzie
King's
long
yeans
of
devoted
service
,.-,(.
j
and
Ins
fellow
Canadians,
and
in
recognition
of
his
for
the
humble
homestead
at
Woodside,
the
property
,
nig
restored
to
Its
former
beauty
and
plans
are
being
p:ps
ne
it
as
a
national
historical
site.
To
Canada
it
yut
Mr.
Roosevelt's
Hyde
Paik
House
is
to
the
U.8.
The
ifc.i
be
furnished
with
some
of
Mr.
King's
personal
belong-,c
family
heirlooms.
It
will
also
feature
a
gallery
of
f
primings
and
a
library
that
will
Include
books
that
tf
Liur.d
by
Mr.
King
as
a
boy.
The
Mackenzie
King
(
Tiu.it,
Kitchener,
Ontario
is
receiving
contributions.
I
always
held
the
heart
of
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
was
the
"main
Inspiration"
of
his
lifetime
of
service
to
"f
line,
the
man
who
guided
Canada
to
a
proud
"'
'quality
among
the
world's
great
nations,
is
shown
I'
-in,.
(I
for
brief
enjoyment
of
the
familiar
views
from
,-.
hciiiestead.
'
Liberals
8
Others
3
Deferred
1
Western
Isles,
west
coast
of
Scotland,
and
Argyll
were
the
latest
seats
to
report,
the
former
returning
a
Laborite
and
the
latter,
a
Conservative.
The
deferred
election
is
U
Banisley
where
the
Labor
member
and
candidate
for
re-"lection
died
between
nomim.tion
and
election
day.
It
is
expected
to
return
a
Laborite
on
November
8.
i
RIVERS,
Manitoba
ff
Prin-jcess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
j
Edinburgh
were
welcomed
back
:
to
Manitoba
Sunday
by
a
cheer-
ing
throng
of
60,000
persons,
in-j
eluding
120
wounded
veterans
who
travelled
135
miles
to
see
them.
The
royal
couple
flew
into
the
Match
Makers
Found
Guilty
MONTREAL
Five
Canadian
fJet
No
Satisfaction
From
Government
j
Up
to
Alcan,
They're
Told
!
VICTORIA
(cP)The
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
RKSCT'E
STORY
.
Fuher
particulars
of
a
flood
rescue
and
the
general
situation
at
Prudhomme
Lake
will
appear
tomorrow
in
a
feature
story.
!
is
using
"high-pressure
tactics"
in
an
effort
to
force
air
training
centre
here
from!
I
settlers
to
accept
unfairly
low
compensation
for
the
euiity
today
of
operating
a
t
Saskatoon
and
left
an
hour
later
for
Fort
William.
;
lands
to
be
flooded
by
the
Alcan
power
development.
177
a
to
s
Hitler
Blundered
bor
been
relear
night
and
sunny
skies
ves-
ul
dn
"Oisa
.L,aKe
delegation
Which
lett
Victoria
months
'
'made
at
military
hospitals
d
ur-
Terrace
Mill
Strike
Vote
Majority
finding
of
a
conciliation
board
in
a
dispute
as
co
whether
Little,
Haugiand
&
Kerr
logging
and
sawmill
operations
at
Terrace
should
be
covered
by
the
rates
of
the
interior
or
coast
I
.
ofrdrambU
nZtn
'"n","
inches
Saturday
f
r
an
interview
with
Premier
Johnson,
i
-
oi
ram,
pouring
out
of
soggy
i
,
.
..
:
clouds
in
3ti
hour,
enrimo
Hati.r.
!
i
we
u
stay
mere
until
our
ing
the
visit
of
the
royal
couple
to
Winnipeg
October
16.
Government
and
Army
officials,
therefore,
arranged
the
special
trip
to
Rivers
and
the
royal
couple
doubled
the
length
of
their
stop
to
visit
them.
Tying
55
Divisions
to
North
Italy
Fight
day
afternoon,
left
in
Its
wakejCI
j
flooded
roads,
crippled
railroad
!
5
1
Vl
Brief
Victoria
'
Session
Prorogues
v.
ml-ivo
aim
na&llcu-UUl
Ul
lUgeS.
j
furniture
is
floating
around
our
;
ears
unless
everyone
gets
a
fair
!
settlement,"
said
Buster
R.
Harrison,
veteran
guide
and
lake-shore
property
owner.
The
delegation
said
thev
got
Trains
are
expected
to
move
AT
SASKATOON
VICTORIA
(CP)
Special
ses
fl0.
(CP)
A
calamitously
blundering
During
tire
visit
at
Saskatoon
yesterday,
the
Princess
and
Duke
j
contract
of
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America
has
been
rejected
and
Local
1-71
IWA
has
been
authorized
to
no
response
to
their
demand
sn
of
the
British
Columbia
that
the
government
put
pres-
Legislature,
which
opened
on
ture
on
Alcan
for
more
gener-
Thursday,
prorogued
Saturday.
;ous
payments.
They
said
they
Five
bills
were
passed
Leeis-
attended
divine
sertvee
at
St.
mI
a
highly
suspicious
Tito
are
pictured
by
irshal
Viscount
Alexander
in
his
report,
lay,
on
the
-last
five
months
of
fighting
in
Johns
Cathedral.
The
bishop,
take
a
strike
voie
when
such
Over
Hart
Road
South
!
VANCOUVER
l
Ralph
Thorn-'
fen.
publicity
committee
chair-'
man
of
tlvj
Dawson
Creek
Chamber
of
Commerce,
is
the
first
man
to
drive
a
passenger
car
over
the
John
Hart
Highway,
832
tonight,
CNR
officials
said
this
morning.
Tonight
s'
train
east
is
expected
to
pull
out
on
time.
Telephone,
telegraph
and
CBC
lines
have
been
restored
temporarily.
Highway
to
Terrace
is
still
closed.
Public
Works
Department
estimates
two
or
three
days
for
clearing
away
a
huge
slide
40
miles
east
of
here,
near
Kayex
Rt.
Rev.
S.
C.
Steer,
took
part
in-
action
is
deemed
advisable.
were
told
It
was
a
matter
be-
laiinn
pnoctpH
t.r
vtnH
ni.n
I
tween
the
company
and
them-
age
pensions
including
increased
selves.
payments
for
the
blind.
-i
s.
too.
that
he
got
i
down
55
German
divisions
in
the
'Uoli-otf
when
i,e
'Mediterranean
area
at
the
1944
k
las
strategic
plans
;rrisU
period
of
the
war
and
con-irt
tie
nearest
-Ruu-ftrUButed,
ImporUnUy
to.
victory
me
service.
Application
lor
the
govern-
From
Rivers,
the
royal
couple
ment
supervised
stake
vote
has
went
to
Port
Arthur,
where
the
been
applied
for
and
machinery
night
was
spent.
They
paid
offi-
Is
expected
to
be
set
up
within
cial
visits
at
Port
Arthur
and
the
week
to
take
the
vote.
Fort
William
today,
assemblages
The
oniy
point
in
dispute
is
of
children,
at.
both
.placet
.being
.
which
couuact
ihuuid.
apply
in
the
feature
of
the
occasion.
the
Terrace
operation
which
inis
The
Princess
and
Duke
walked
so
far
been
'
ocen
oIiod
'
al-
Says
Minister
Should
Resign
to
Kiver,
and
repairing
.
.several
!
miles
Iiom
Dawson
Creek
washouts
of
bridge
approaches."
aneVuver.'
n
the
spring
of
1943.
even
though
"perhaps
not
very
The
railway
is
also
washed
out
.
cvnmunrw
i-afiien.4
many
or
lliem
(Allied
soldlersi
Harold
Winch
Challenges
IX
uglas
Turnbull
uteuic
plans
realized
how
vital
was
the
part
ncar
Kayex
and
at
other
poini
the
iron-bound
and
they
played."
j
ong
the
line.
o
Hitler,
forcing
I
1
he
soldiers
included
Canada's
Locally,
two
mam
sections
amcng
some
8000
children
who
though
paying
the
interior
scale.
Wir.cn,
i
had
assembled
to
greet
them.
A
conciliation
board,
sitting
in
ViCTO.lIA
Harold
During
the
trip,
Thomsen
drove
tho
car
through
30
inches
of
water
in
Parsnip
Creek.
"I
Just
sprayed
the
spark
plugs
with
a
special
kind
of
rubberized
rubstance
and
they
kept
chugging
along,"
Thomsen
said.
Alaska-Seattle
Troller
Missing
The
tumult
of
applause
lasted
Vancouver,
ruled
for
the
interior
for
fifteen
minutes.
Damp,
cold
cale.
The
board
cansisted
of
leader
of
the
CCF
opposition,
said
Saturday
that
either
Hon.
t
to
fight
a
"totally
j
l5t
Corpstwo
divisions
and
an
have
been
without
telephones
contest
in
northern
armored
brigade.
j
lor
three
days.
Affected
are
some
i
lie
could
have
Ob-
CONVOY
ATTAC
KFD
200
Nillln
Avenue
phones
and
A.
D.
Turnbull.
Minister
of
weather
did
not
detract
from
the
Stuart
H.
Gilmour,
Vancouver
rottx
tlAKUX
Koyai
canaa-
Health
and
Welfare,
or
the.
B.C.
!
enthusiasm.
lawyer,
chairman-
Hnrvev
M...
u
Miuiiai
nuinoer
in
oeciion
twj
ia.vi
divisions
for
vital
fronts,
which
.
'.;"
V;
,.i
,
.
ana
'
city
points.
Water
.seeping
into
cables
aie
shorting
.
v
......
iiv-c
VJ
,111,
VdlinUlUlU
lOSk
C(
'
comment
:
u....i..
.
sliMuidcring
limine,
u.
naiy
aim
uieir
nans-
lines
and
"popping
out
phones
ian
Air
Force
air-rescue
plane
Hospital
Insurance
Inquiry
i
From
the
lakehead
cities,
the
Diarmid,
Vancouver,
for
the
had
to
return
to
base
yesteday
Board
should
resign.
Princess
and
Duke
continued
by
company,
and
Ray
Eddy
of
New
on
account
of
unfavorable
wea-
Wincn
claimed
that
Turnbull
alrcraft
to
North
Bay
where,
Westminster
for
the
IWA.
ther
from
a
search
over
Queen
had
cast
"aversions
and
ridl-'lS
a
brief
stay,
they
met
the!
There
is
a
considerable
differ-iCharlotte
Sound
for
the
Seattle
cuje..
on
the
eforts
of
the
board
Dionne
quintuplets.
jential
between
interior
and
coast
troller
Pluto,
with
two
men
f
.i,ih
h,
m-ii,
.
n,m.:
Late
this
aft
Pearson
to
Meet
Eden
i'',
ho
'
,,
,
.
iet
to
France
starting
in
Pebru-'
a
mUe
mil.
a
m,nut'
minni
sam
aii
-rtinhnn
Telephone
now
is
Canada
s
;
orv
hn,
rt.,
aiih,(
i
""".Superintendent
Eric
Janes
to
'-ueral
doesn't
av
to,
;L
,-,l:",la""ul"""eu
ue&u'uyers
were
k
1'
n
1
t
rt
th
day
rTthat
he
Vu
Htllw
i
?f.atf?
attemPt
,
t0
Long
distance
telephone
serv-
Pearson,
,
aboad-
whlch
has
ben
rnisslng
ber
due
at
Dorval
airport
for
their
$1.10
flat
for
common
labor
and
LONDON
Hon.
L.
B
iu
it
wct-K.
iiie
riuio
was
uii
us
fla
nnrln
'e
min
icf
or
nf
ovhrnal
Dissension
became
apparent
visit
t0
Montreal.
Then
there
will
,
the
coast
scale
$1.29a
plus
U
from
Alaska
t0
Seattle
affairs,
way
will'
call
at
Foreign
oe
a
trip
to
Washington.
DC.
.
cents
cost-of-iivine
bonus
The
'lie
war
in
Italv
bv1?.
.
Ice
has
been
restored.
Telegraphs
here
in
useless
bat-
i?
-
P'
5
nTg"
I
ar
slow
and
interrupted,
oilh
,u,,
h
s!orn'
an?.
Marseilles,!
m
the
Prudhomme
Lake
area.
Office
tomorrow
to
meet
Rt.
Hon
i
a
.
,
I
.
T
'
"
.i"hcre
the
highway
flooded
Fri-
Anthony
Eden,
the
foreign
sec-
'
with
Winch's
statement
that
J
"Health
Minister
Douglas
Turn-j
bull
should
resign
or
he
should
j
ask
for
resignation
of
the
inquiry
j.board."
'
Winch's
statement
followed
before
a
week
-end
holiday
In
the
,
differential
varies
up
and
down
Laurentians.
jln
different
calegories.
A
75-mile
parade
through
city
j
About
100
men
are
involved
streets
will
follow
the
arrival
in
in
the
dispute.
'
Montreal.
Monster
fireworks
and
I
.
.
IlluminntoH
rticnta,.
n.in
I
n
fact,
.say
the
di-
j
1
1'
first
committed
to
i
Ti
u
v
niht
t0
about
three
feet
in
retary.
Mr
Pearson
is
on
his
,h
i
rt
.
the
third
to
flight.
places,
the
roads
are
dry
and
in
way
to
Paris
to
attend
the
gen-
B
Th
rpnnrt
suv
that.
A
pvan.
Ll
.
.
Liberals
Not
Joining
Gov't
turned
the
tide
j
.........
passaoie
conauion.
jne
nood
erai
assembly
of
the
United
H
thai
tens
of
thou-i
t
,
T
'
u
T
ne
isolated
a
family
returning
Nations.
presentation
of
the
inquiry
a
oreat
nl"M,r.Tfh.
I
German.,
poured
in
U
L
h.T
ZltS
X
'
lo
"mce
i
"
'
v
"
v,
lor,
.
nMiaal
Acquittal
board's
interim
report
to
the
legislature.
The
interim
report
i
"v
ana
causea
near
irageay
wnen
A
golden
map
of
the
city
will
be
HlUUIlldl
III
LONDON.
Clement
Davies,
?:
65
ixvi'K
tanir
rnv-
:,
.
-
,
f
u'""
a
small
English
car,
with
three
p:e:riueu.
Montreal
neaaquar-
British
Liberal
leader,
called
to
strongly
criticized
BCHIS,
par-
ters
wW
be
at
the
hlsiric
win"j
iroin
December
!
,
r'-V"
.,,
.
.
men'
was
cauBht
in
the
flood-
Ship's
Death
Truce
Coming
But
Not
Yet
..v
.....
waters,
except
the
Russians
into
his,
Meanwhile.
Central
B.C
Air-
'
f
'in
Held
Marshall
'
'm,vun,a
i
sor
Hotel
.
Two
million
people
are
estimated
to
be
assembled
in
the
city
or
the
occasion.
"T
:
H;
,.'"t
country.'
'
lines
filled
the
hrearh
hv
lnvinc
T
'
l'ie
Meaner-1
ju
iuwiung
oiieet
uy
riime
.wiait
iui
its
tutuug
t.n
liic
Minister
Winston
Churchill,
de-
:
budgets
of
hospital
boards.
The
clined
an
invitation,
to
join
his
minister
defended
the
adminis-party
in
the
new
government
j
tration
of
BCHIS.
but
assured
Mr.
Churchill
of
sup-!
"He
ithe
ministeri"
said
port
by
his
party
of
all
worthy
,
winch,
in
speaking
at
a
CCF
legislation
for
the
benefit
of
the
meeting
here,
"cast
aspersions
lahiiinn.
rtu
in
1
.
"""..'".on
iour
extra
nights
between
m
ic
'wtlfrt
1.000.000
Ger-
i
.87n7
?,yH
.
TerrJ5:e
8nd
Pri"Ce
Rrt.!
WASHINGTON
DC
General
:3"'ii
their
I
VANCOUVER
Mr.
Justice
A.
:D.
MacFarlane,
at
Suprfme
Court
assizes
here.
ccmnnn'Jed
the
jury
which
brought
in
a
I
verdict
of
a:r,uittai
m
the
case
'of
Winifred
Stanfill
Young
who
i
had
been
charged
with
mu
der
in
connection
with
the
death
cf
1
Sidney
Joseph
Ferguson
in
the
arms
arms
in
iniof
I
..m
i,,.'
nst
,tH"
neighbor
7
,,uV
.
to
VC
the
I
carry
1
B
Pas!,engers
ana
prior-
i
Collins.
United
es
fmy
Ita
y.
It
M..i-h.,i
Tnihiiirhin-.
ThiM
i
ty
y
expresscaio
p
f
?
TOe
e
two
p
8
cnlef
of
s,aff'
r
predicts
a
truce
Mar
ukhin
Third
M
rfalestVs
uic.stys
t
-.
i?
.
,
s
j
were
operated
by
pilou
Bill
;
wln
be
reached
between
the
Ukrainian
Army.
Army.
Alexander
Alexander
bar-!
oar-
:
coooer
Coooer
anri
Hav
Rav
Oliver
Oliver
Th-v
Thm
Zj.
JDS,lf!"..!
,
..."
nation.
and
ridicule
when
the
board
was
Murder
Charge
In
Burns
Lake
l8f
by
His
;
continuing.
Its
work."
ed
his
plans
but
the
Russian
mu,u
'5
alm
,,,.,
,,,n.
came
came
in
in
together
togetner
vesterdav
yesteraay
ai-
af-'
0ver
the
war
in
Korea
but
It
may
wasn
t
talking.
ternoon
from
Terrace.
not
b
for
snmP
1
tlmp
6
6'
Alexander
has
good
and
bad
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines"
BC
Men
Hold
'Sluice
in
London
and
'
Wi-v
shiliinRs,
''
'
Nation,
says
Alex-
ll
(t
a
20-month
cam-'"'
hilliiied
its
"sub-"
preparatory
strat-
'"
as
a
"holding
at-f
iiiajor
scale,"
tied
inings
to
say
aooui
me
uer-
canso.
grounded
at
SandsDit
-
TIDES
i
Sween
Hnrses
mans.
Their
morale
was
excellent
even
when
the
Fatherland
Friday
night
due
to
poor
visi-
i
bility
on
its
return
flight
from!
was
obviously
crumbling,
a
fact
Vancouver,
returned
to
Prince1
Tnperisiv
Orinhor
m
losi
Dock
Strike
Unsettled
I'nion
Chief
Would
Break
Picket
Lines
Trouble
Looked
For
British
BURNS
LAKE
Jack
Barrie
galley
of
the
steamer
Washing-has
been
charged
with
murder
tun
at
Ocean
I
alls
June
2S
last,
following
the
death
in
an
Ed-
The
judge
called
it
a
"just
de.
monton
Hospital
of
Peter
Nei-
cision."
son,
who
was
victim
of
a
brutal
The
defence
succeeded
in
est-
assault
after
which
he
was
ablishing
that
Ferguson's
death
flown
in
an
unconscious
condi-
had
been
accidental.
He
im-
tion
to
hospital
n
the
Alberta
paled
himself
on
a
butcher
knife
captal.
It
is
said
that
Nelson
during
an
altercation.
Young
had
a
thumb
and
ear
virtually
was
a
chief
cook
and
Ferauson
he
considered
"astonishing
and!
Rupert
Saturdav
about
4:30
D.m
I
Hioh
'
n-so
'.
w
VANCOUVER.
Three
hold
tickets
on
:
admirable."
Neither
propaganda
.
First
flieht
to
leavp
for
Van-!
iot
m'r
t
.
Columbians
nor
"our
crushing
superiority
lnlCouver
since
Friday
morning
de-iLow
5
6
feet'
non
nuauivaia
i5weepsta'ie
011
the
Cambridge-'
2
1
feet
parted
Sunday
forenoon.
19:19
suue
otaises
tu
oe
run
wcunea-day.
Each
may
win
$150,000,!
should
their
horse
came
in
first.
Miles
and
miles
!
"chewed"
off.
was
assistant
cook.
NEW
YORK.-
of
New
York
docks
are
still
tied
up
as
the
wildcat
strike
con
Those
holding
horses
are
John
jley
lood
'H'd
llisi,
water
I
l
or
This
I'U.
W.
Skelton
and
John
Carrer
of
the
air"
could
sway
them.
But
their
commanders
were
caught
by
surprise
by
every
major
Allied
offensive
and
were
"very
;
Ignorant"
of
amphibious
war-
hire.
'
I
Hitler,
however,
was
the
blg-gest
cross
they
had
to
bear.
I
His
orders
to
hold
all
ground
on
all
fronts
were
"particularly
hard
lo
justify
in
Italy."
By
tinues.
gypt
Mobilizing
Vancouver
and
Hector
Herna-
j
mon
of
New
Westminster.
!
Although
the
president
Of
the
New
Atom
Bomb
Puts
Bright
Sun
to
Shame
LAS
VEGAS,
Nevada
(CP)
A
dazzling
new
weapon
in
America's
atomic
bag
a
medium-sized
bomb
with
a
lazy
aftercloud
dropped
over
the
Nevada
desert
Sunday.
I
abandoning
northern
Italy
in
'
International
Long
shoremen's
i
j
Union
said
yesterday
that
plans
I
were
being
made
to
send
men
i
,
through
or
over
the
picket
lines,
j
no
such
action
was
taken
today,
j
Police
forces
have
been
strong-'
ly
reinforced
against
the
possi-
I
;
bility
of
trouble.
j
Japan
Takes
Wheat
Here
last
Rites
for
Audrey
Viereck
.
Preparedness
.Move
Over
Suez
and
Sudan
!
CAIRO
CP'
The
Egyptian
Sta'e
,
Council
Sunday
approved
genera!
mobilization
of
manpower
and
drafting
all
Egyptians
between
1
and
5
"in
case
of
war
or
threat
;'v
i
?e
Dally
those
last
five
or
six
months
the
a
dm
1
s
and
Germans
would
have
broken
off
r
i,!,.
T
I8,
twenty-j
wnat
was
or
UlPm
...
totally
oiiin'l
t
Vnd
of
irrelevant
contest."
would
have
r
feUh.
n
il.
'
ris6
freed
up
to
21
flr!it-class
divl-
I
Funeral
was
held
here
Saturday
afternoon
for
Audrey
Bea-
mvei
,
sions
oiuiio
tor
tur
more
uiuie
uiijjm
Imoortant
laui,
tight-
hbuu-
ilen
t
ii.
i
ine
uuxuu,
appaieuuy
iioiu
uii
of
war."
It
also
provided
for
the
setting
m
fr
Th
n,veT-
ins
and
would
still
have
guar-
Air
Force
B-19,
exploded
with
in,,
?m
the
south
ianteed
protection
for
the
south-
a
huge
flash
and
afterglow
'Kiev
here,
was
alas
..
...
.
n
'
.
...ui.
a
..
-
trice
Viereck.
who
died
at
quille
October
21.
Service
con-
Eden
Calls
For
Envoy
to
Iran
I
According
to
advice
from
i
Vancouver,
nine
of
.nineteen
j
wheat
cargoes
bought
last
week
by
Japan
will
be
moved
out
through
Prince
Rupert,
probably
j
In
Japanese
bottoms.
!
Olher
customers
for
wheat,
up
of
a
high
council
of
war
Actors
Killed
In
Plane
Crash
j
ducted
by
Rev.
H.
O.
Bird
was
hcao-d
by
Prime
Minister
Musta
iic-m
Hum
uieuvwe
v-napei.
a
El
Nahas
Pasha.
Organist
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker
To
become
law
this
prepared-
LONDON
-
Foreign
Secretary
ieini!i
1?a(.,ed
,on
thls
coast-
re
'
"
cin
iimm
uy
inucn
auraiici
luiucs
,
wnicn
was
visiuie
nines
away.
jjt"im
1
In
the
Alps.
1
For
several
moments
it
put
a
Ifv
,adwaters
Instead
Hitler's
"irrational
bright
morning
sun
to
shame.
an
i
it
reikwa
have
dictation"
nioved
to
its
climax
The
flash
was
considerably
tim
"f
et"y
h'Kh
ln
refusin8
to
allow
the
Ger-
greater
than
that
of
the
baby
I
of
yettl
Old-!
mans
to
withdraw
over
the
Po
A-bomb
which
was
unveiled
at
i.ivi
l
''emen,bel
R'ver
and
escape
a
disastrous
the
Atomic
Energy
Commis-
lii
hB
Vel
t,efo'e
defeat
In
a
battle
they
should
sion's
grounds
last
Monday,
ll'osr
ifIC9
as
to
never
nave
fought.
i
The
odd,
zig-zagging
cloud
I
e
ba"l
of
the!
Hitler's
constant
reinforce-'which
stretched
for
miles
across
..',,,..
.
.
,
.
yeu
ijuiiis.
wearer
My
ness
move
In
the
British-Egvp-
GUATEMALA
p-
A
troupe
of
God
to
Thee,"
and
"Safe
in
the
tian
dispute
over
Suez
and
Sudan
Guatemalan
s
a
and
radio
Arms
of
Jesus."
needs
only
approval
of
cabinet
artists
were
all
but
wiped
out
Pallbearers
were
Harold
Hamp-
ministers.
They
draftr-d
the
mo-
K.i
1
1
1
vfi
a
n
in
Ilia
n'o,'h
nf
a
mi
Tl-
,
.-
.,
t
i
n
.
...
"
Anthony
Eden
has
ordered
the
n
T
,
.eat
BrT,lam'
British
ambassador
In
Trn
hnm.
!
iapa.n-
Sout
Africa,
India,
and
from
Tehran
for
consultation
on
'
lr,Ue'
's'11"1
the
situation
arising
out
of
the
i
lana
oil
dispute.
This
was
the
first.
...
.',
iiiuiuus
uu;ii,
Aiex
ijeary,
bilization
bill
Guatemalan
Army
air
force
William
Dyer.
Darrow
Oomez
and
When
the
Egyptian
Parliament
j
plane
that
killed
25
of
27
persons
Norman
Hebb.
Burial
took
place
is
in
recess
as
It
I,
now
!
calm,
on
board.
Twenty-three
of
the
at
Fairview
Cemetery.
Arrange-
mm
r-nn
i'.
-ii
h
T'i
w:atmkr
PrinpA
Pimcpt
tt.,...
omciai
act
or
Mr.
Eden
since
la,.,
.
iiient
ui
uie
itauan
iiuin
uu-;tne
oeseit
ueiuie
uioiiiLcgiatiiig
waicott,
"V'p
trains.
w
actors
on
board
were
'
ments
were
in
charw'nf
nr.
u.
,-,,,i,.
.
'
east
Piously
excites
Alexander's
won-
was
seen
by
hundreds
of
early
taking
back
the
office
of
foreign
cool.
Central
interior-Clear
and
twenty
-fl
I
(Continued:
on
Page
2
j
morning
risers.
i
secretary
following
the
election,
colder.
killed.
1
Undertakers.
stances."