NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NKWBPPEILI3H
AH
f
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DRUGS
:
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Promptservice
At
All
Hours
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was
!
PHONE
81
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
STAR
j
CABS
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
156.
IRNCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY,
JULY
5,
,1948
'
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
BEAT
RUN
BLOCKADE
i
y
u
n
u
i
WOULD
GOVERN
SHIPPING
RATES
Bulletins
IS
CAPITALIST
Henry
Wallace
Denies
That
He
Is
Communist
EOSTON-Henry
Wallace
has
completed
a
three-day
campaign
trip
through
New
Eng
Liberals
Want
Coast
Freight
Charges
to
Come
Under
Regulations
Russians
Attempting
To
Stop
Air
Supplies
Now
BERLIN
(CP)
British
and
United
States
efforts
to
beat
the
Russian
blockade
with
a
bridge
of
supply-
sedations.
At
present
coastal
freight
rates
an
not
subject
to
adjudication
by
the
Board
of
Transport
ComLssioners.
T.
W.
Speers
was
elected
sec-
"
'
i
J
.
,
.
'A.
-i?
..
land.
He
called
himself
a
"capi
Bringing
of
coastal
freight
rates
under
jurisdiction
of
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
or
some
such
body
similar
to
railway
rates
is
asked
in
retary
of
Prince
Rupert
the.
yt,
no
a
Comunist."
He
de-
scribed
himself
as
favoring
1-.11.K.IUI
nriMjciavozi
III
place
Ol
E.
T.
Applewhailg
who
has
beer
"progressive
capita
lism."
H-i
SLAV
SIItWIOWN
KI'CHARKST
Well-inform-,
ed
sources
said
today
that
they
believed
a
meeting
of
the
t'ominform
was
held
in
Bucharest
at
the
week-end
to
discuss
the
controversy
with
Marshal
Tito.
This
and
reports
that
the
Yugoslav
Communist
party
had
been
formally
expelled
from
'he
Cominform
could
not
be
confirmed.
It
has
been
said
that
all
Communist
parlies
have
been
invited
to
attend
a
Congress
of
the
a
resolution
Dassed
Pridav
nieh'J
actinS
in
that
vffice
and
who
warned,
however,
that
reaction
carrying
planes
gained
fresh
momentum
tduay.
Air
forces
of
the
two
western
allies
sent
nearly
400
planes
into
the
city
yesterday
from
western
Germany
and
were
planning
to
keep
up
the
pace.
United
States
air
.
i
service
commander,
Brig.-Gen.
ary
capitalism
will
eventually
bring
depression.
at
a
Joint
meeting
of
the
execu
I
yvai'
'""y
renominated
as
tives
of
the
Skeena
Dirstrict
and
j
Liberal
candidati
for
Skeena
Prince
Rupert
local
Liberal
A.,-
riding
in
the
federal
election
Jnxpnh
Smith,
said
that
crews
IS
BRIGADIER
were
averaging
from
four
to
five
DELINQUENCY
PURGE
IS
ON
OTTAWA
"Emerge.icy
shelters
MINE
STRIKE
I'nited
States
Steel
Workers
Are
Not
Returning
to
Work
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
(P.
All
signs
pointed
today
to
a
sott
Yugoslav
Communist
party
in
Belgrade
July
21
for
a
Clusc
Check-up
On
Federal
Affairs
hours'
sleep
daily
but
were
flying
with
the
maximum
efficiency.
Meantime
hints
that
Russia
was
planning
a
new
protest
over
alleged
violations
of
flying
rules
in
this
city
are
becoming
more!
and
more
the
breeding
ground
of
juvenile
delinquency,"
said
Promotion
for
Col.
Snow
in
Recognition
of
Flood
Work
with
Army
OTTAWA,
Kt
Co.
T.
E.
D.
Snow
O.B.E.,
acting
officer
commanding,
British
Columbia
area
OTTAWA
Ofifcials
and
employees
of
three
key
departments
of
the
Canadian
govern
r
i
coal
strike
In
mines
owned
byjJudgc
AUan
Fra.ser,
in
the
juv-
the
United
States
Steel
com-!
,,
,
,
,,
,
court
here.
He
said
that
panjes
jenlle
'
The
annual
vacation
of
nearly
,
11
b,,ys
from
the
Rockcliffe
ment
are
being
subjected
to
fresh
scrutiny
to
ensure
that
in
the
corridor
were
heard.
Soviet
officials
have
made
approximately
thirty
complaints
in
the
last
three
months
'
A
western
allied
official
said
that
"the
Russians
are
doing
400,000
coal
miners
ends
at
mid-
Housing
community
came
before
of
the
western
army
command,
has
been
promoted
to
brigadier
in
recognition
of
services
during
the
British
Columbia
floods,
Defence
Minister
Claxton
announced
today.
Brigadier
Snow
will
proceed
to
Ottawa
next
;
night
tonght
but
40,000
employ-
j
him,
all
charged
with
breaking.
335
DEATH
TOLL
CHICAGO
The
July
4
holiday
week-end
toll
mounted
to
335
today
with
the
peak
of
homeward
bound
travel
from
the
holiday
still
to
come.
Traffic
fatalities
rose
to
195,
two
died
from
fireworks.
Drownings
totalled
100
and
miscellaneous
accidents
caused
38
deaths.
EISENHOWER
BOOM
WASHINGTON
Gen.
Dwieht
I).
Eisenhower,
who
once
talk
they
arc
not
likely
to
be
"tempted"
to
give
secret
Information.
The
departments
are
thos"
of
Extx-rnal
Affairs,
National
De-lence
and
Research
Council.
Questionnaires
seeking
detail
e
j;
is
j.,;iifio
is
shown
with
Mrs.
Jolliffe
as
he
I
hi-
rt.ry
in
York
South.
He
becomes
Leader
of
the
,n
in
tin
Ontatin
Legislature.
ed
by
so-called
"captive"
com-
j
entering
and
theft.
One
boy
had
panies
are
not
expected
to
go
J
stolen
a
case
of
beer
and
drank
back
without
a
contract.
I
the
whole
of
it
himself.
month
and,
after
taking
a
special
course,
Is
to
receive
an
im
everything
possible
throurjh
representations
In
ar.
effort
to
control
and
cut
down
steady
air
traffic
In
Berlin's
lifeline
to
the
west."
ed
information
as
to
the
rela
portant
appointment
at
National
Defence
Headquarters.
OOfiST
SKY
DISASTER
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
MILL
BURNS
1
tives
and
background
of
officials
and
employees
from
deputy
ministers
down
to
office
boys
have
been
circulated.
Every
person
in
the
three
departments
U
being
asked
to
tell
what
organization
he
belongs
to
and
even
the
birthplace
of
his
parents
and
I
the
parents
of
his
wife.
ed
the
Republicans
out
of
throwing
his
hat
into
their
!
presidential
ring,
watched
sit-
ently
today
as
a
Democratic
PTHiUlE
PERSONS
DEAD
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:
:
TOD
A
Y'S
STOCKS
:
:
FIVE
HUNDRED
ARE
THROWN
OUT
OF
EMPLOYMENT
,
Baseball
Scores
SUNDAY
Natio':?!
League
drnnlrlvn
'
hum
Vnrlf
19
Two
Planes
Collide
In
Midair
During
Rainstorm
Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
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Philadelpni-M-S.
Boston
2-2.
LAKE
COWICHAN,
Vancouver
"Ike
for
President
boom
surged
forward
at
headlong
speed
to
replace
President
Truman
as
candidate.
A
conference
of
Eisenhower
supporters
including
James
Roosevelt,
Mayor
O'Dwyer
and
others
is
to
be
held
at
the
week-end.
Pittsburgh
V6,
Chicago
1-2.
Vancouver
Island
(CP)
ffXjX'DOX
.(C'l'J
Still
smouldering
wreckage
ol
iiri"l-iit
iioya)
Air
Fmw
transport
and
a
Scan-
Bobjo
I?
Buffalo
Canadian
07
Consol.
Smelters
117.23
EXTEMD
TRUCE
Cincinnati
8-1,
St.
Louis
6-8.
A
tvvn
million
rlnllar
fin
7.45
.03
.09
Bralorne
BR.
Con.
B.R.X
BostorrPMShia
5,
o?Srday..night
dQ-
1.16
.70
269
v$
!i.
SkyiiKi.-ti-r
today
marked
the
death
scene
:i
icitins
of
the
worst
disaster
in
the
history
of
fivil
av'iitivn.
.
.
i,m
'illMcd
in
mid-air
rwnr
suburban
Nor-
This
is
Asked
by
Bernadotte
FfcUowiag
Rejection
ir
of
Peace
Plan
t
a,ii
iiuiini'
a
i.iinslor:u
"
Conwest
Donalda
'
East
Sullivan
'
'
Giant
Vcllowknife
God's
Lake
Hard
rock
Harricana
Heva
Hosco
Jacknife
punr.i.iy
and.
irT4'.:i."
tnatlr,
.
rrrw
members,
all
of
whom
were
killed.
4.6.1
.57
.14
.07
2
.11
.36
2
.04
Cariboo
Quartz
1
30
Dentonra
.
.
.01
Vs
Hedley
Mascot
'
41
Minto
-0!
3
1
Pend
Oreille
4.20
Pioneer
.
2.50
Premier
Border
.
03
Privateer
18
Reeves
McDonald
1-90
Salmon
Gold
1
Sheep
Creek
1
13
Taylor
Bridge
40
'
.
Of
'.'!''
,"liJ
.''111
t.iil
:i
t
r
:
i
!!
!.
j'ni'.'t'd
Hi
'
COMMUNIST
BEATEN
HELSINKI
The
Communist
party,
in
the
saddle
since
191'),
came
third
in
the
Finnish
general
election
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Agrarian
and
Social
Democratic
parties
are
expected
to
form
a
coalition
government
but
no
change
in
foreign
policy
is
anticipated.
RHODES,
P'
Count
Folke
:
Bernadotte
said
today
that
he
had
asked
Jews
and
Arabs
to
ex-itend
the
four-week
Palestine
truce
due
to
expire
Friday.
If
both
sides
accept
the
prin-jciple
of
truce
prolongation,
the
I
question
of
the
length
of
the
'
nvfar,cw-.n
nnlrl
thpn
hp
liisCHSS-
pic
S
,!!
Air
F.m
i
r.tr!."iit
t
'
fcllffdi
:i
a
uiMKir-i
ari
a
knoli
Joliet
Quebec
35
.07
Lake
Rowan
"M$
.','s.
1
1
1
:
S."
Lone
pas-
CAI.UL101UH
krr
i
ih'
ir.i!);.))"!-1
wa.s
Ihc
'
Eye-witnesses
told
a
great
ex-j
plosion
they
heard
above
thej
cloud
and
further
explosion.!!
when
the
planes
hit
the
ground
j
Holies
of
tin
victims
were,
UKitigied
horribly
and
in
most
j
eas.s
were
not
Immedtat-.-ly
j
idenliflubl
.
A
government
Investigation:
ha.s
been
ordered.
j
"Swede"
mill
and
the
power
house
of
Western
Forest
Industries
Limited
and
500,000
board
feet
of
lumber
at
nearby
Honeymoon
Bay.
The
mill,
45
miles
northwest
of
Victoria,
was
one
of
the
largest
on
Vancouver
Island.
None
of
the
skeleton
crew
were
injured
during
the
blaze
which
broke
out
In
the
boiler
room
and
mushroomed
through
the
sawdust
conveyer.
The
main
machine
shop,
shingle
and
planing
mills
were
saved
by
the
sprinkler
system
after
heavy
equipment
had
been
moved
to
safety.
The
mill
had
a
daily
capacity
of
200,000
board
feet
and
its
da-struction
will
leave
five
hundred
men
temporarily
unemployed.
Detroit
6-1,
Chicago
3-12.
Pacific
Coast
Lea-rue
San
Diego
9-4,
Sacramento
5-3.
Oakland
3-5,
Hollywood
2-3.
San
Francisco
3-2,
Los
Angeles
0-6.
Portland
4-2,
Seattle
3-4.
Western
International
Victoria
10-2,
'.
acoma
4-2
(2nd
game
called
at
10-inn.
tie)
Vancouver
2-1,
Bremerton
0-7
Yakima
6-4,
Wenatchee
0-5
SATURDAY
National
League
Brooklyn
7,
New
York
5.
Boston
11,
Philadelphia
6.
(Only-games
scheduled).
American
League
Philadelphia
8,
Boston
2.
Detroit
6,
Chicago
2.
New
York
5,
Washington
3.
Cleveland
8,
St.
Louis
2.
Pacific
Coast
League
66
.30
Taku
River
lsh
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('on:!ii!;.-.!c)iii'r
for
Fed
ration
of
Malay
States,
"
f
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l.,lfll'
.
f
nn'imavian
plane
r-
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
...
McKcnzie
Red
Lake
McLeori
Cockshutt
.08
2.30
.37
.96
NELSON
BONSPIEL
Hockey
Greats
Seen
on
Ice
at
Southern
Interior
City
Vananda
-3S
Congress
Pacific
Eastern
0f
Hedley
Amalgamated
..
.02
Central
Zeballos
01
Silbak
Premier
28
j
The
Count
said
that
he
had
j
also
proposed
demilitarization
o!
,
the
Holy
City
of
Jerusalem
and
the
port,
terminal
and
refinery
:
facilities
of
Haifa.
I
Both
Arabs
and
Jews
have
re-Ijected
Bernadottc's
peace
plan.
Fighting
i.s
reported
to
have
broken
out
again
in
Jerusalem.
lM.s..tiii:i'r.s
aial
.seven
Moneta
35
Negus
2
20
Noranda
49.00
NELSON,
(P
Lester
Patrick,
JCE
RUPERT
AS
Q.C.
ISLES
PORT
Louvicourt
Doug
Bentley
and
Mike
'Buckna
were
a
few
of
the
hockey
greats
who
sashayed
on
the
curling
ice
here
Saturday
as
a
Trail
Smoke-
Oils
A.
P.
Con
Calmont
C.
&
E
Foothills
Home
Fish
Sale3
icr
of
(
iimmenT
I'fk
lions
P.cina
'mtnTt'd
at
Ottawa
Pickle
Crow
195
Regcourt
04',!
San
Antonio
3.55
j
Senator
Rouyn
41
'i
lo;..
under
the
present
sei-up
by
iimnlti!'
from
Vancouver
to
the
l:
!aiHl.s
rather
than
from
Prince
Kuperl.
.16
.40
6.3r
2.60
8.30
.07
Canadian
Eaters
-
Nelson
Maple
Lrafs
Tr
t
I
3fi
5no.
20.8c.
20c
aiutihockey
game
climaxed
th?
Li
fourth
annual
midsummer
bon-
LOCAL
TIDES
(Standard
Time)
Tuesday,
July
6,
1948
w
ii
oi
mi-
rri.
ice
unpen
tv.llil
;g
in
ul
t'omiiif
ree
ha
:i
Toronto
10c,
Pacific.
Athona
i-hi)
M'lviiv
.shoiil
l
It;
8
'i'ed
Portland
4,
Seattle
3.
San
Diego
17,
Sacramento
3.
Hollywood
6,
Oakland
4.
San
Francisco
4,
Los
Angeles
Western
International
League
Bremerton
0,
Vancouver
7.
Victoria
4-7,
Tacoma
3-3.
Spokane
11,
Salem
7.
Wenatchee
5,
Yakima
4.
Aumaque
High
I
Ironi
I'tinee
Kn
.60
1
Venett
Prince,
40,000,
21c,
20c
spiel.
Atlin.
Two
thousand
fans
watched
and
10c
B.
C.
Rover,
62,000,
21.1c,
20c
'the
teams
battle
to
a
5
all
tie
and
10c,
Royal.
jwhile
the
rest
of
Nelson's
popu-
Aleutian
Queen,
45,000,
20.8c,
I
ation
thronged
to
beaches
and
20c
and
10c,
Storage.
rks
in
70
degree
temperature.
it
B
Oiiei'ii
Chariot'."
21.3
feet
18.3
feet
1.5
feet
'
7.6
feet
Heattle
.
Bevcourt
0:25
13:34
7:12
19:05
.23
Sherrit
Gordon
2.27
eterp
Rock
2.10
Sturgeon
River
15
Silver
Miller
23
whWiTheT
Tcn-Vear
Old
Stowaway
Not
in
Prince
Itupert,
Low
WARSHIP
VISITS
Cruiser
Atlanta
at
Juneau
for
Celebration
JUNEAU
-
The
American
cruiser
Atlanta
wa.s
in
Juneau
for
the
Fourth
of
July
celebration
Hitniiiatiiiu
the
present
I
unproductive
run
to
""
Vancouver
to
the
if
is
rieeiviii
active
coil-
62
Dead
.
i
i
n
inn
n
at
Ottawa.
IcMivitie.s.
Iter
tonnage
.-
i
Flying
Tragedy
Near
Prince
George
C.P.A.
Men
Say
IssmsrHT
coiiioninic'ii
'!!
,..i
..iiiminr
Caiitain
Rodger
W.i
111
with
ii,
(':,n
.,
;
o
...,
Tl.o
Atlanta
crew
is
Where
is
!
The
auestion
is:
First
of
July
Celebration
Toll
in
Canada
itlf
Con
::,i.v,i,,n,
the
post
i!
'
divided
intd
42
officers
and
720
kut'iK'iil,
the
Iii
oaruiient
of
sted
men
of
the
regular
WOMAN,
CHILDREN
KILLED
psf
it
and
ih,
Dcpartnietit
nnvv
The
Atlanta
will
be
at.
f1'
'
mid
Cniiniierce.
i.i,,nn
for
about
ten
days
VANCOUVER.
P
On
highways,
water
and
in
the
air
death
ode
with
Canadians
during
the
ong
Dominion
Day
holiday
week-end.
A
Canadian
Press
compilation
shows
that
62
per-
ict
their
lives
since
the
s
have
inr.v
been
received
i
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-seen
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LATHER
Light
Monoplane
Crashes
Into
Lake
Pilot
Poy
Archer
Saved
PRINCE
GEORGE
(CP)
Mrs.
Sam
McLean
and
her
sons,
Samuel,
four,
and
Danny,
seven,
were
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matter
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('oin!i,'s,.ion's
pvc:,-uiirl
further
infor-
Tommy
Hanson?
Ten-year
old
Tommy,
according
to
a
radio
news
report
last
night,
left
his
home
at
New
Westminster
and
stowed
away
aboard
an
aircraft
on
Saturday.
He
had,
the
report
continued,
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
in
good
condition.
This
was
news
to
C.P.A.
flight
steward
Phillip
Gaunt
and
Agent
Ed
Williams,
neither
of
whom
recalled
seeing
anything
that
looked
like
a
stowaway
aboard
the
Sandspit-Prince
Rupert
leg
of
the
flight.
Mr.
Gaunt
was
certain
that
no
stowaway,
not
even
a
10-
!
celebrations
started
Thursday
which
.
.
.he
total
was
98.
Synopsis
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minor
disturbance
for
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ol'lern
sections
of
British
Colum-
of
lne
fatalities
and
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Island
traflioihroiifjilbia
over
the
week-end
na,
deaths
numbered
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accompanied
by
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plane
crashes
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monoplane
crashed
into
ten
feet
of
water
in
Six
Mile
Lake
near
a
dance
hall
north
of
here.
Pilot
Roy
Archer
was
rescued
from
the
wreckage
.
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considerable
In
the
Rocky
another
in
the
wilds
oi
uniawo.
a
16-year-old
girl,
Yvonna
by
TMVi(-e.i.i
lively
of
the
sna-
uviiy
aim
.
Pihcr.
will
be
consider-
Mountains.
Clearing
kie
YTo
ot
to
death
we
were
hern
Two
men
en
the
sou
!
?
n,
when
the
mat-ev
expected
over
near
R
v
lere
du
'coast
day
while,
M.l,sidy
for
the
islands
during
the
&
Board
inquiry
has
been
called.
An
inquest
will
be
hld.
Mrs.
McLean
was
the
wife
of
a
Prince
George
lumberman.
!
..
.
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it
itnrsiKT.
IUI
dim
v
-
Straun,
who
was
fishing
nearby
and
raced
into
the
water.
She
pulled
Archer
out
of
the
water
and
-administered
first
aid.
As
the
plane
was
sunk
by
then,
she
did
not
know
of
the
people
who
had
lost
their
lives
therein.
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'p
lor
roviow.
the
next
48
hours
over
im.
-
-
n
Marclabbei
aged
32,
was
tenor
oi
me
pioiwv.
drowned
last
nigh
SEEING
SNAKES
VANCOUVER
Longshoreme.i
year
old
one,
had
been
taken
off
the
Vancouvcr-Sandspit
plane
on
Saturday.
Even
if
one
had
managed
to
get
as
far
as
Sandspit,
he
would
have
had
trouble
transferring
to
the
Prince
Rupert
plane
undetected.
Mechanics
overhauling
the
C.
P.A'
Cansfi
had
not
reported
finding
a
stowaway,
Mr.
Wil-
from
Thet
Forecast
i.ake.
seven
nines
"uleistood,
however,
that
'if
'inestion
ol
st-eaiKfTuip
1,1
the
Island''
will
he
W
up
.it
Ottawa
in
the
near
I
"1
view
of
a
continuing
ouecn
Charlottes
and
Norln
.
'0uebec.
Mrs.
McLean
and
her
children
stopped
short
when
they
saw
Clearing
in
tne
aw,
Don
McCluckie
oi
vancou
Coast
tonight,
becoming
1
d
wned
jn
remote
Man!
and
noon
......j..
,i
Tuesday
with
fog
tnha
T.akP.
north
of
The
Pas.
ciouuy
""J
w
-
.
.
the
coast,
Grayson
of
Ed-
,i.un
fnrminir
along
Mrs.
Andrew
two
tiny
eyes
gleaming
out
ef
the
gloom
In
the
hold
of
the
steamer
Argentinje
here.
The
eyes
belonged
to
a
small
snake
that
wriggled
into
the
light.
It
was
not
a
banana
snake,
which
is
poisonous,
but
a
near
relative
a
liams
averred.
I
nnth
upre
of
the
ooinion
that
clenrinc
fuesday
afternoon.
monton
was
crushed
under
were
enroute
to
visit
relatives
at
a
cabin
at
the
lake
for
the
weekend
holiday
when
the
Fox
Moth
plane,
owned
oy
the
Central
B.C.
Airways
Ltd.,
plummeted
into
the
lake.
Cause
of
the
crash
is
not
known
and
a
Civil
Aeronautics
"NOT
THIS
TIME"
FltENCR
PRESIDENT
In
Bordeaux
to
open
the
Bordeaux
wine
festival.
President
Vincent
Auriol
of
France
indulged
in
a
mild
form
of
heresy
when
he
spurned
fine
snorts
of
vintage
Bordeaux
wine
in
favor
of
milk.
He
had
already
sampled
some
of
the
finest
vintages
of
the
famous
city,
and
he
took
the
attitude
that
discretion
was
the
better
part
of
valor.
Notice
the
odd
expressions
on
onlooker's
face
as
M.
Auriol
lift
the
cow
nectar
to
his
lips.
winds.
Little
ai.ge
car
had
stow-
Light
and
I
E.
vancou-
If
air-minded
Tommy
I'AXI
OWN
HUS
Ww
wishiiiK
to
contri-i'fs
for
Gordon
O'Leary's
v
kindly
contact
Andy
I
K,
Red
Top
Taxi
Phone
!,..,
tnniaht
Robert
omnprfl
t.iire
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.
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19,
ed
away
on
any
plane
it
proo-
Port
Hardy
highs
Tuesday-At
n,
"ham
Washington,
died
ably
ably
was
was
to
to
Pi
Prince
George,
not
or
tne
Kiuer.
,
Prince
Rupert.
Massett
5U
ana
50
and
60,
in
separate
auto
crashes.
Prince
Rupert
4R
and
5