BlJtllN
URCHILL
PROVING
..ealiir
I
fta
n
t
K
I
ffi
a
rnrunionU
Dissapearing.
uX
N
Dec
20
The
temp-Pnme
Minister
Wln-
"ihiij.
ill
with
pneu-i
Uie
Middle
East,
Is
.i,a:
and
stfiu
of
the
a
are
disappearing
:e
i5
making
good
pro-xard
recovery
physic-vr
it
would
be
advli
Mr
Crtu;chlll
to
re-a
while
longer
In
the
.ue
of
the
Middle
but
han
return
to
damp
Hnweyer
he
l
hnpat-Bet
home.
I:
Churchill
u
still
making
tory
progress
In
his
re
Inmj
puuuusnlajltiwas
.ir.ca
today
instill
fill
i
is
ai
isi
ii
i
i
run
it
ill
r
riii
ii
in
ii
W
I
IJI
I
HHI
I
-I
t.
V..--A
I-
In,
r
w
O,
Guclna
left
Saturday
'
at
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
tfr
'ci
im
nac
siicntiy
in
me
Vyn
auranrea
a
mne
on
me
V
0.
DIG
RUSSi
JVXNSIVE
fourteen
dlvllv
thrown
by
r
offensive
in
Uy
'
is
repor
reported
d
thousand
thousand
Russia.
Russia.
it
it
aroum
around
hundred
STAULIZK
v
f
V
the
Kus-
here.
NeveL
REDS
CHEER
S
AT
HANGING
Perpetrators
of
Atrocities
Against
Russians
Esecuted
rubllcly
In
Kharkov.
MOSCOW.
Dec.
20
O
Three
C
si
man
Gestapo
officers
and
a
Russian
traitor
were
hanged
in
the
putlfcc
square
in
Kharkov
Sunday
after
being
convicted
by
a
military
court
of
commit
ting
war
atrocities
against
Rus
sian.
The
four
men
one
of
the
Germans
a
Oestapo
captain
and
the
Russian
a
chauffeurhad
been
captured
by
the
Russians
after
the
liberation
of
Kharkqv
The
Gestapo
captain
was
Wtl-helm
Langhts.
The
others
hang-
Icd
Included
Richard
Ratzlaw.
Gestapo
corpora!
The
Russian
who
served
as
a
Gestapo
chauffeur
was
Minkhall
Bulanov
Forty
thousand
cheering
Russians
wo
kers
and
farmers
were
among
the
persons
who
gathered
to
witness
the
execution.
Soldiers
and
news
correspondents
were
also
there.
L:nTAlTntnd'
President
Takes
'1,
tJ
MUUIIIUIH
V
DO.Hi.
Dec.
20-
Lord
M
uni
ratten.
Atllcd
com-,n-cnie(
In
the
south-Pat
fir.
aunounosd
yester-y
lcuid.
sea
and
air
tor-
ic
United
NaUons
in
the
iv.;
Partflc
had
been
under
single
command
:-.,
Muunbatten.
there
be
concentration
upon
and,
when
she
was
'
it
the
lull
and
great
of
the
Allies
would
c,u:ckly
against
Japan
and
uld
be
no
letup
until
a
fur
p.ace
in
m
T
t
L.
l
rvi
I
ll'.ll
IV
IIIIII1II
V
r
t
i
i
I
I
:
111111.1
'
f
'ON'DON.
Dec.
20
London
r
aDcrs
are
tclllnn
of
great
of
transports
being
on
"
r
way
from
the
United
Btates
1
Bi
tain
with
American
forces
'
!
will
be
employed
ln
thc
smlng
Invasion
of
Eur-
Hand
in
Strike
Chief
Executive
or
United
States
Meets
With
Railway
Execu
tives
and
Union
Leaders.
WA8HINOTON,
D
C
.
Dec.
20
President
Franklin
D.
Roose
velt
was
ln
conference
yesterday
for
five
hours
with
representa
tives
of
the
American
railway
companies
and
union
leaders
with
a
view
to
reaching
a,
settlement
of
the
general
railway
strike
which
has
been
called
for
December
30
to
enforce
the
wage
increase
demands
of
the
workers.
Result.
If
any.
of
the
conference
were
not
Immediately
an
nounced
and
the
only
an-'-tmcement
was
that
another
meeting
would
be
held
Tuesday.
Liht
Raids
On
Britain
Few
Knemy
Planes
del
Through
Saturday
Nlht
Hut
Effects
Are
NcfllflMe.
LONDON,
Doc.
20
Nazi
nlnnp
raided
southeast
England
and
opening
of
a
western
Saturday
night,
getting
through
According
to
tne
reporw
tn
thp
ci.v
0f
London.
However.
'
of
Americans
are
being
ijmie
damage
was
done
and
only
loica
m
Great
Britain.
nnp
n.rson
was
injured.
3
huge
transports
arc
on
'
"
Atlantic
now.
T"'.."
Daily
Mall
says
that
Brlt-1
iways
are
now
engaged
"1
hlnrillnor
thn
mml
olirnntlc
n
..
........
f
"fN
---
-
rop
movements
ln
their
hls-
111
'
'ivs
are
being
removed
1
'heir
homes
In
SoittEng-1!
1
t
make
way
for
the
Am-
':
i:
troops.
London
had
another
alert
last
night.
Congress
Has
Taken
Recess
wAsntNOTON
D.
C.
Dec.
20
Connress
adjourned
on
Satur
rfnv
for
a
three
weeks
recess
Much
lmoortant
business
re
mains
to
be
dealt-with.
identified.
The
coastal
vessel,
identity
of
.
which
Is
not
revealed,
paused
twenty
shells
Into
the
sea
with
ln
one
hundred
yards
of
Im
portant
military
installations,
falling
short
ot
shore
none
landing
and
no
damage
or
In
juries
resulting.
Meanwhile
the
shelling
was
reported
to
Pacific
Command.
Leaves
for
military
personnel
were
cancelled
and
air
and
navy
patrols
were
sent
out
to
scour
neaiby
waters
for
hostile
craft.
All
Vancouver
Island
was
blacked
out.
Thc
alert
was
lifted
when
It
I
ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS
IN
NEW
GUINEA.
Dec.
20
&
Am
erican
planes
providing
protec-
blng
of
Paddy
Keogh
and
Mar-1
tin
LeBelle
did
not
appear
to
drunk
when
he
entered
the
lobby
f
f
the
Knox
Hotel
on
the
night
of
November
19.
Joseph
C.
LaBelle,
father
of
Martin
La-
Belle,
testified
at
the
prelimin
ary
hearing
of
William
Samuel
Cooper,
charged
with
wounding
Keogh.
LeBelle
described
the
man
who
wielded
the
knife
as
"a
whisker
ed
man.1
"
crafUman
Francis
C
a
invasion
.ueacjini-au
un
new
Britain,
have
broken
up
repeated
Japanese
air
attacks,
shooting
mImm
Wam
Vk
ntn4
flvA
fighters
on
8Aurdajr
MeJJ
PeaCC
MOVC
in
K1VUIIU
luiiouuuawu
their
beachhead.
E-ery
position
seized
has
been
retained.
American
Invasion
forces
on
New
Britain
Island
were
approaching
Arawc
airstrip,
six
serviceable
airstrip
may
be
In
American
hands
by
this
time
was
suttgested
by
the
spokesman's
statement
which
was
based
on
reports
as
of
late
Saturday.
Meanwhile
Japanese
air
attacks
against
United
States
posi
tions
on
the
southwest
coast
of
the
Island
are
diminishing
in
the
face
of
the
slrong
Allied
.air
support
for
ground
forces.
AIR
FORCE
HAS
CRASH
One
Officer
Ixses
Ills
Life
While
Making
Landing
During
Night
Flying.
One
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
officer,
whose
name
will
be
an
nounccd
after
the
next
of
kui
has
becn
advised,
lost
his
life
and
elcht
others
were
injured
when
a
flying
boat
crashed
and
burned
In
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
at
11
o'clock
Sunday
night
when
making
a
landing
while
engaged
ln
night
flying.
The
body
of
the
victim
was
recover
ed
at
1:45
a.m.
It
was
floatlnt
in
the
harbor.
An
Investigation
Is
being
carried
out
Immediately,
it
was
announced.
United
States
NEW
VORK.
Dec.
20
A
move
at
the
head
of
the
movement.
ECTf-S.
Lanes..
En.
0)
F.
H
Cowell,
Manchester
district
passenger
manager
of
the
L.
M.
S.
iltd
here
aged
83.
jjj
Germany
by
Yanks
v.
m
DAYLIGHT
RAID
Today's
Assault
Follows
Heavy
Bombing
Yesterday
of
Innes-bruk
and
Augsburg.
iloNDON,
Dec.
20
W
Ameri-
ean
heavy
bombers
struck
from
(the
west
at
much-battered
nortnwest
Germany
in
aayiignt
today
in
a
quick
follow-up
of
yesterday's
Medlterranaan-based
Allied
heavv
bomber
assault
on
He
said
that
he
and
his
son
hnnesbruk
and
Augsburg,
twenty
iMartln
and
another
man
werefmtie.
northwest
of
Munich
on
Sunday
was
the
source
of
some
sltt,n
ln
!h,l,ob,by
?'
the
hom
Brenner
Pass
route.
The
twenty
shells
which
landed
near
BDOUfc
"
oc'w;"
w,t
cc
'
"s
specmc
wrgeis
oi
toaay
s
as-a
small
cape
between
Toflno,1"11
twmen.
one
a
civilian
Wuiu
were
not
named,
and
Port
Hardy
definitely
71,110
whlskr8'
and.
the
other,
-"yesterday's
attacks
encoun
mnvr
rnsn
ninrc
nnn
w
iviri
'
a
i
i
s
breaker,
enteted.
They
asked
If
there
were
any
re
.hot
down.
ln
the
course
of
her
voyage
for
lU
ln.
the
hotel
and'
whe"
10,(1
,
A
communique
said
that
In-
the
practise,
and
lobbed
some
a
-
npaorun
rauway
yaras
were
suo-
uin
oi
mem
miu,
v.iiv
w,
jectea
to
great
ana
accurave
let's
go."
bombardment"
and
added
that
At
that
time
Paddy
Keogh
fte
ot
thc
xtcen
missing
entered
the
lobby
and
the
whts-
j
ptes
are
believed
to
have
kered
man
made
a
"pass"
at
Ian(led
in
rleruiiy
territory.
nun
dui
aia
noi
iui
mm:
in;
second
man
man
went
went
out
out
of
of
th
th
doorfMa
heir)
thf
;
11
I
1
irtln
LaBelle
and
Keogh
Jap
ail
CSC
lYlOrale
whiskered
man's
arms
untU
he
agreed
to
go.
They
did
c
A
ffprfori
nV
not
see
the
other
man
again,
jla
riilCClCU
UJ
Within
a
matter
of
minutes
i
r
the
whiskered
man
returned
to
the
lobby
and
was
told
to
get'
out.
Keogh.
apparently
seeing
was
estblUhed
that
a
friendly
77
Uke
.
hi.
The
vessel
had
been
responsible
for
otner
tWQ
mn
Jolned
Kcogh
the
incident,
,n
lryJng
dlsarm
thc
man
u.
AMERICANS
HOLD
WELL
Americans
Retain
All
Positions
On
New
Britain
Air
Attacks
Broken
Up.
Belle
said.
Before
the
struggling
group
Air
lnienoricy
TOKYO.
Dec.
20
The
Japan
ese:
military
authorities
them
selves
admit
the
overwhelming
a!r
superiority
of
the
United
Nations
In
the
South
Pacific
a
condition
which
Is
seriously
af
fell
to
the
floor,
the
whlskeredif,gngMib.e
moraloLr.grouhd
-roan
swung
mc
umc
ccioi
forces
in
tne
neia
time.
LaBelle
said
that
he
be-;
lleved
his
son
was
stabbed
first,
I
then
Keogh.
While
they
were
on
i
Moor.
LaBelle
had
pulled
the
!
man's
arm
over
his
back
to
make
him-drop
the
knife.
j
I
Other
witnesses
who
gave
tes-
;
itlmony
at
the
two-day
hearing
were
Constable
Turtle
and
Corporal
Lashmar
of
the
city
police.
Sergeant
Albert
Earle
Mc-
Brlen.
R.CA.F.,
Leading
Alr-
UB?lte.
Doctors
W.
C
McDonald
and
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergin
and
Paddy
Keogh
C.N.R
Police
Chief
Passes
Ken
Matheson
Dies
Suddenly
in
Prince
George,
Victim
of
Heart
Attack.
j
NATIVE
SESSION
TAX
LAWS
CRITICIZED
.
A
Sherman
tank
ciushes
through
a
road
barrier
at
Nlc-ajtru
as
British
forces
push
their
way
north
through
Italy
to
Join
the
Fifth
Army.
Inequality
of
Natives,
Health
And
Election
of
Officers
Probed
at
Brotherhood
The
fact
that
the
Intricacies
of
Income
tax
forms,
which
are
the
subject
of
self-confessed
bafflement
to
members
of
par
llament,
are
expected
to
be
an
oren
book
to
native
fishermen
who,
to
be
within
the
law,
must
estimate
In
advance
their
an
nual
Incomes
from
a
highly
un
certain
Industry
was
the
basis
for
complaint
at
the
convention
of
th$
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia
at
Cape
Miidge
recently
according
to
William
Beynon
of
Port
Simpson,
one
of
incorrect,
the
Brotherhood
com
plained.
The
conference,
wnicn
laswa
week
and
was
attended
by
delegates
from
42
villages
along
the
coast,
dealt
with
tne
problems
of
fishermen,
the
lncon-
slstandes
of
the
Indian
Act.
the
Military
Act,
health
and
hospit
alization,
and
the
re-election
ot
execuUve.
gBAyKdarnfMxsfee
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
was
re-elected
president.
"Why
is
It
that
weare
class!
fled
as
British
subjects
some
times
but
not
all
the
time?"
asked
Andrew
Paull.
Vancouver
hiisinps
aeent.
"Why
are
we
British
subjects
when
it
Russians
who'
also
captured
vtwo
thousand
prisoners
and
inflicted
staggering
equipment
losses
on
the
Germans.
FIFTH
ARMY
TAKES
TOWN
San
Pietro,
on
Wat
to
Cassino
And
Rome,
Falls
Bloody
Fighting.
been
Instances
It
was
revealed,
lng
headway
along
the
Adriatic
where
an
Indian
agent
had
pre-
coast.
sided
at
a
court
when
he
had
also
ordered
the
accused's
ar
rest,
provided
the
evidence,
and
acted
in
effect
as
prosecutor.
Adams.
Massett.
District
vice
presidents
elected
were:
Nor
them,
Johnson
Russ;
Skeenn
In
terior,
Wallace
Morgan;
Central.
Ouv
WlllHm:
Alert
Bay
Wil
liam
G.
Scow:
Nootka,
August
Murphy.
Paul
Price
of
Port
Ht
.U-.AM
Mt
PlirOr
The
problem
of
health
among
natives
was
the
subject
of
considerable
discussion.
Dr.
W.
S.
Barclay,
head
of
the
Coqual-
eetza
Native
Hospital
at
Sardl3
gave
talks
and
showed
films
depicting
the
tight
against
tuberculosis.
The
conference
passed
a
resolution
asking
the
government
for
a
$10,000
grant
to
build
a
hospital
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island,
near
Nootka.
i?ptnrnpd
bv
acclamation
to
the
post
of
president
was
Alfred
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY
Toronto
8,
Chicago
4.
SUNDAY
Montreal
3,
Boston
1.
New
York
6,
Detroit
2.
Toronto
5,
Chicago
2.
CANT
BLOW
OWN
HORN
Sweden
has
a
"silent
traffic
law
which
prohibits
the
blowing
of
automobile
horns
In
cities
except
ln
emergencies.
Tacoma
House
Building
Ban
TACOMA.
Wtf.
20
The
feder
al
government
has"
placed
a"
ban
on
the
building
of
new
houses
In
Tacomo.
There
are
olready
sufficient
houses
here
to
meet
the
needs.
Great
Offensive
Against
Japan
-
-
Will
be
Launched
From
Directions
and
Will
Soon
Conquer
Nippon.
CHICAGO.
Dec.
20-Speaklng
here
a
representative
of
the
aimpson.
wus
mu..
rh,in!.kin
covernmet
nredict
William
Beynon
was
appointed
g"reaUattatks
would
nortnern
diiuto
made
on
Japan
from
various
directions
Alaska.
Aleutians,
Burma
and
Malay.
Once
the
full
weight
of
this
offensive
commences,
Japan
will
not
be
able
I
to
withstand
It
for
more
than
a
year.
COST
HALF
MILLION
The
Rlalto.
principal
bridge
in
Venice,
was
built
of
marble
ln
1590
at
a
cost
of
more
than
$500,000.
Mrs.
J.
G.
Steen
of
Borden
Local
Tides
'
Tuesday,
Dec.
21
High
8:45
18.4
feet
21
31
18.0
feet
Low
3:51
8.8
feet
17:01
6.0
feet
local
Temperature
43
&
rum
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The
Allies
may
stabilise
the
fl(htlng
on
the
i,B
front,
removing
officers
for
service
on
the
western
front
the
projected
Invasion.
SUI'l'LIKS
TO
TITO
LONDON-The
Allies
hare
been
shipping
supplies
for
some
(
from
Italian
Adriatic
ports
to
Marshal
Tito's
partlian
tts
In
VugoSlavla.
TO
LEAD
INVASION
ff.tSIIINOTON
General
George
C.
Marshal,
United
States
((
(
ttaff,
will
remain
In
the
United
States.
The
Invasion
tarope
is
expected
to
be
led
by
General
I)wl(ht
Elsenhower
i
British
ceneral.
tH
Nazis
Collapsing
In
Russia
KAISKI)
AlERT
Coast
Ship
Makes
Stir
Gunnery
practise
responsible
For
Some
Eiiitement
Saturday
Mrht.
OTTAWA.
Dec.
20
Ok-ou
tine
gunnery
target
practise
of
a
fiiendly
coastal
merchant
vessel
off
the
west
coast
of
Van
couver
Island
caused
an
alert
for
the
army,
navy
and
air
force
of
British
Columbia
and
Washington
Coasts
Saturday
night
about
dusk.
It
threw
mil
itary
estblUhmcnts
of.
the
Paclf
SOBRIETY
QUESTION
Further
Evidence
at
Preliminary
Trial
Arising
Out
of
Stab-
bint
Affray.
The
perpetrator
of
the
atafch
Red
Army
Winter
-
Offensive
Smash
Fully
Under
Way
LOSS
OF
KHERSON
IS
SERIOUS
BLOW.
FOR
ENEMY
BALTIC
LINE
OF
NAZIS
HAS
ALSO
BEEN
CRACKED.
LONDON,
Dec.-20
(CP)
The
Red
Armjr
has
smashed
the
southern
anchor
of
Adolf
Hitler's
Russian
front,
forcing
the
Germans
to
retreat
from
their.
Kherson
bridgehead
at
the
lower
extremity
of
the
Dnieper
River,
the
Berlin
radio
acknowledged
today,
while
to
the
north
powerful
Soviet
units,
pouring
through
collapsed
Nazi
defences
in
the
Nevel
sector
In
the
new
winter
offensivesurged
to
within
IS
miles
of
the
Latvian
bor-ber.
The
loss
of
Kherson
leaves
tk.
uinniin.
A?if
who
wa
thp
fiermsns
mithnut
a
rood
de-
tercd
ereater
flehter
opposition
i
.
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j
,
v
:
,
,
,
u
t.
-
in
lOwn
during
UlC
cc-nm.
;
ichu:
yiuaw.v
situio
ui
mc
i
but
forty-three
German
planes
novr,nn
flnnolnted
nor-
Btiir
River,
thirtv
mUes
to
the
them
business
agent
for
the
rear
on
the
way
to
Odessa.
Brotherhood
at
the
conference.
The
Russians
have
cracked
Fishermen
are
required
to
fill
the
German
Baltic
line
to
a
out
Income
tax
forms
at
a
time
depth
of
nearly
twenty
miles,
of
year
when
prices
and
oper-
s
killing
twenty
thousand
in
a
5-
ating
costs
have
not
been
aa-
jday
surge
toward
Peiotsk,
key
usted
and
thus
have
no
Dasis.rail
junction
near
ine
ronsn
of
estimation
other
man
ine
.
and
Latvian
frontiers,
Moscow
previous
year's
Income.
Condi-
j
announced
Sunday
night.
The
tlons
during
the
coming
fishing
j
Russians
are
believed
to
be
season
could
make
an
estimate
within-
forty
miles
of
Polotsk.
based
on
the
past
year
altogether
i
Five
hundred
villages
fell
to
tn
Government
Of
Bolivia
Overthrown
LA
PAZ,
Bolivia,
Dec.
DR.
GREENE
IS
ELECTED
20
ff
The
pro-Allied
govern-
ment
of
President
Enrique
Penaranda
was
overthrown
today
ln
a
coup
d'etat
by
leaders
of
the
National
t
revolutionary
movement,
an
organization
described
as
strongly
opposed
to
the
policies
of
the
United
States.
ONLY
SPOT
NEWS
NOW
Advance
Releases-Will.
be-Dfe
continued'
TiT
Ylewof
Recent
Breach.
WASHINGTON.
D.C.,
Dec
20
In
view
of
the
recent
breach
ALGIERS.
Dec.
20
O,
Allied
of
release
incident
arising
out
Fifth
Army
troops
have
punch-
of
the
Cairo
conference,
ad-
rnmesled
forward
as
far
as
two
miles
vance
releases
of
Important
...
.
.
L
.
1
AIIIaJ
OTA.
MAn.
Wrtll
W.
Hlp-Tl-
1
m
several
mountainous
seciorp
nu.
...
to
rjavlne
taxes
or
conscription
but
in
matters
such
as
widows'!
of
western
Italy
and
have
push-
tinued
and;
In
future,
only
"spot
ptrilAiuua,
...M.v..
-
K
..rrnH.r,
Tn
TnaHnr
ih
ani
relief,
or
the
franchise,
we
are
micu
iu
B'f6
"j
-
nntui,
KhiPcU.
onlv
American
forces.
Allied
head-
nouncement,
President
Frank-
wards
of
a
government
depart-
quarters
announced
today.
The
lln
D.
Roosevelt
said
the
news
......
f.
lmoortant
city
of
Cassino.
sev-
would
be
released
at
the
earliest
.?
J..
.....
.
r,n
.
Tt,
-wUnn
nf
fhe
nower
enty
miles
from
Rome.
Is
theiposslble
i
invwlfcjatlon
department
ln
of
Indian
agents
to
act
as
Judges
next
general
objective.
.with
mlUtaryecurlty.
this
district
for
several
years
was
lavorea
Dy
me
conierei.tr.
,
'-
j
-
v,,Hn,,artJ(.rS
at
Prince
Rn-
Mr.
Beynon
said.
There
had
troops,
the
Eighth
Army
Is
mak-,
pert,
collapsed
and
died
sudden
'
ly
in
the
interior
town
on
Frl-'day.
the
victim
of
a
heart
attack,
according
to
word
received
here.
He
was
well
known
ln
mcnt
for
a
negotiated
neace
Prince
Runert
throuch
freauent
mile
east
of
the
Tip
of
Arawewtth
Qcrman
and
japan
has
vlsiU
here
ln
the
course
of
offl-Penlnsula.
a
headqua
r
t
e
r
s
i
becn
lnstltuied
In
the
United
Clal
duties
and
many
local
spokesman
said
today.
The
pos-
states
undcr
the
banner
"Peace
friends
will
learn
with
sincere
ribilltv
'hat
the
presently
un
Now."
A
university
professor
Is
regret
of
his
passing.
Mr.
Matheson
was
about
45
years
of
age
and
Is
survived
by
a
widow
and
eleven-year-old
daughter.
The
funeral
will
take
place
ln
Vancouver.
BRITISH
PUSH
OX
TO
JOIN
YANKS
moment
compatible
to.
Named
Village
Commissioner
of
Smithers
at
Election
Saturday,
s
SMITHERS,
Dec.
20
In
the
election
for
a
village
commk
-sloner
here
Saturday
Dc,
L.
h
.
Oreene
was
chosen
to
flu
t
vacancy
created
by
the
expiration
of
the
term
of
Mamj
Davles,
who
was
also
a-
candidate
for
re-election
for
a
fce""
year
term.
"
The
result
of
the
poll
was:
Dr.
Greene
83
S
II.
Davles
Stan
Oould
20
h
There
was
one
spoiled
ballot
Many
n
.
1(U
-..
n..j
of
346
voters
on
the
list
or
near
ly
a
50
per
cent
polL
-Dr.
Greene
was
running,
on
a
platform
of
water
and
sewer,
age
for
the
town
at
the
earliest
possible
time.
'
'
"
,:
Mr.
Davles
had
been
a
Convqjs
f
mlssloner
some
eight
yearj'U3j
so
ana
naa
been
very
active
n
the
Interests
of
the
town'
am
has
given
much
of
his-
time
li
this
work.
Social
Credit
Is
Winner
of
Alberta
Seat
EDMONTON.
Dec.
20
Davi
Street,
who
has
been
unwell
for
Ure.
Social
Credit,
was
declare
some
time,
was
removed
Satur-,
elected
following
second
court
:
day
night
from
her
home
to
the
ln
the
provincial
by-electlot
y
Prince
RuDert
General
Hospital,
here.
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