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12,
1949
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Sharper
Verbal
Attack
Levelled
Against
Tito
PJ
(CD
I'olice
last
night
combed
an
ndin?
an
cast-end
auto
court
for
W.
I).
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Alberta,-following
the
death
of
Yvonne
Ledusque
of
Edmonton
who
was
3
Henderson.
,
dird
In
hospital
.
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ANNUAL
TRIP
TO
CHURCHILL
WINNIPEO-TourLsts
from
twenty-six
of
the
forty-eight
fetates
of
the
United
States,
as
well
as
a
large
representation
of
Canadians
from
east
and
west,
were
passengers
on
the
thirteenth
annual
Churchill
special
which
left
here
over
Canadian
National
Railways
today.
The
Americans
come
from
California.
Colorado,
Connecticut,
Delaware.
The
District
of
Columbia,
Idaho,
Iowa,
Illinois,
Kansas.
Michigan,
Massachus-sets,
Montana,
Maryland,
Missouri,
Nevada,
New
York,
Nebraska,
Indiana,
Ohio,
Pennsylvania,
Virginia,
Wisconsin,
Oklahoma,
as
well
as
the
neighboring
slates
of
North
Dakota,
South
Dakota
and
Minnesota.
The
Canadian
party
Is
mainly
from
Ontario
and
Manitoba
points.
LONDON
(CP;
Russia
today
called
Marshal
Tito's
government
an
"enemy
and
foe
of
the
Soviet
Union."
It
was
the
first
time
the
Kremlin
had
hurled
the
term
"enemy"
against
Tito
although
it
bitterly
denounced
the
YugoSlav
regime
last
year.
Vancouver
Diplomatic
observers
are
won
'dering
whether
the
latest
outbreak
of
name-calling
signalized
PER
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ft
f
n
To
Rapidly
I
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a
sharper
Soviet
policy
toward
Tito.
In
an
apparent
move
to
stir
up
opposition
to
Tito
Inside
Yugoslavia,
a
note
to
the
Belgrade
government
said:
"Let
the
Yugoslav
people
know
the
Soviet
government
does
not
regard
the
present
Yugoslav
government
as
a
friend
and
ally
but
as
an
enemy
and
foes
of
the,
Soviet
Union."
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Way
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h
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Bayonne
Bralorne
B
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Con
nnx
Cariboo
Quartz
Congress
Hedlcy
Mascot
Pioneer
Premier
Border
Privateer
Reeves
McDonald
Reno
Sheep
Creek
Silbak
Premier
Vananda
Salmon
Oold
Spud
Valley
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-fvaiifd
over
the
Included
In
the
party
are
many
from
both
the
United
States
and
Canada
who
have
s
during
the
past
tended
to
.speed
of
all
grains,
weekly
crop
re-aitment
of
Agrl-
SOPHIE'S
A
SIFTER
NOW-During
a
visit
to
the
Six
Nations
reservation
at
Oshwekan
near
Hamilton,
Sophie
Tucker,
"the
la.st
of
the
red
hot
mommas."
was
given
a
new
title.
Now
she's
Ka-ge-Ja-waks
which
means
Sifter
of
Flowers.
Here
Sophie,
in
her
Indian
head
dress,
beams
wKh
three
chiefs
after
the
honor
was
conferred
upon
her.
Left
to
right:
Chief
Jerry
Blue
Eyes
Chief
Little
Bear
and
Chief
Pale
Moon.
(CP
Photo)'
TOOK
OFF
ANYWAY
HALIFAX
The
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
said
here
today
that
one
of
its
planes,
detailed
to
escort
Mrs.
Richard
Morrow-Tait,
would-be
world
flier,
from
Goose
Bay,
Labrador,
back
to
Bangor,
Maine,
was
Investigating
report
of
a
single-engined
aircraft
heading
east
towards
Greenland.
Mrs.
Morrow-Tait
had
flown
to
Goose
Bay
but
was
denied
.
permit
to
fly
the
Atlantic.
It
is
thought
she
may
have
taken
off
not
tfadian
National
made
previous
trips.
During
the
week's
tour
of
Manitoba's
northland,
the
party
will
visit
Dauphin,
Flin
Flon,
Shcrridon,
The
Pas,
and
will
spend
thirty-six
hours
at
Churchill.
At
each
stopover
point,
the
party
will
be
guests
of
the
local
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
HAMILTON
Stewardess
lis
Heroine
DROWNING
j
HAMILTON
fJ-One
man
was
drowned
and
his
wife
and
a
neighbor
were
rescued
when
a
small
boat
C8psized
In
a
squall
Something
Is
Added
At
Mclymont
Park;
Police
Seeking
Bear
will
have
the
opportunity
of
seeing
wonderful
farming
coun
withstanding.
REDS
CUT
TRAFFIC
BF.RLIN
Russian
Army
Saved
27
Passenger.
From
Fiery
Death
In
Maine
Airliner
Oils
Anglo
Canadian
A.
P.
Con
Atlantic
Calmont
C.
&
E
Central
Leduc
Home
Oil
Mercury,
Okalta
Pacific
Pete
.......
Princess
Royal
Canadian
mn
crops,
as
storing
loo
rap-.
are
nut
filling
aid.
It
rrpiirird
in
tolirwan
and
in
t
on
the
Ed-
f
U-romiiiR
Ren-s
Mamiuba
and
fiii-wan.
i
wiving
free-"asanand
move-ill
hcavlor
next
dl
damage
has
i
viable
and
wid
NaramaU
on
Hamilton
Bay.
Officers
are
try,
the
not
them
lakes,
mines
and
Manitoba's
seaport
where
guards
cut
down
west
German
drasging
lor
the
body
of
Bert,
truck
traffie
for
eight
hours
ortan
ship';
are
now
loading
r.,..,,
t
.
i-uupum,
carly
today
United
-
States
and
unloading.
,
.
'c,
-i
nomas
ayior,
wei'Oi
m
1
1
1
,
r
t,
Something
was
added
to
the
early
afternoon
en
sources
reported.
-
-
-
PORTLAND,
Maine
A
plucky
stewardess
was
the
heroine'
f
.
Northwest.
;
JUrliiytrt
.
crash
from
which
twenty-seven
persons
escaped
safely
last
night.
Pretty
Patricia
Donnel-
rescued.
The
three
were
1000
feet
from
shore
fishing
when
the
squall
overturned
their
boat.
Passage
through
the
Soviet
eheck
point
at
Helmstedt
was
rut
down
Without
cirnini
at
I
a
m.
to
four
truck,
an
hour.
Ilan'
?ged.
54kute
at
the
jobJ
tertainment
of
the
Gyro
playground
at
McClymont
today
and
it
was
all
very
unexpected.
A
bear
hunt
is
now
under
way.
A
mother
bear
and
two
cubs
were
on
hand
immediately
after
lunch
when
the
juvenile
crowds
began
to
gather.
Some
of
the
younger
folk,
completely
unafraid
of
nature
in
calmly
herded
the
passenger3
Eight
hours
later
the
slowdown
Churchill
Is
For
Freedom
order
was
lifted
and
truck
traffic
began
returning
to
BANK
HOLD-UP
ARREST
MADE
VANCOUVER
G
Police
said
yesterday
that
Anthony
Schlos-ser
of
Vancouver
ha
been
charg
out
of
a
rear
door
a
scant
two
minutes
before
the
plane
was
enveloped
in
flames
at
the
Portland
Municipal
airport.
Capt.
Roderick
Cote,
aged
'40,
GETS
the
wild,
thought
to
chase
the
ri;-ar
little
cubs
about.
But
about
Lead
Fight
in
Counril
of
Europe's
Nations
Against
soon
joined
by
Game
Warden
Ed.
Martin
and
his
deputy,
H.
R.
Walmsley,
who
took
up
the
hunt.
of
Melrose,
Mass.,
the
pilot,
said
5P0I
ed
with
robbery
with
violence
j
in
connection
with
Saturday's!
Control
by
Foreign
Ministers
that
the
propellors
of
the
twin-engined
Convair
accidentally
BASEBALL
SCORES
American
New
York
6,
Boston
7
Chicago
5,
Cleveland
8
(12
Innings).
National
V
DC.
f?on-
reversed
15
or
20
feet
above
the
runway.
$6000
holdup
of
a
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
here.
It
was
said
by
the
police
that
Schlosser'
had
been
picked
from
a
line-up
by
four
bank
employees.
A
second
arrest
is
expected
soon.
T
has
hfnn
se.
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Truman
(or
?
military
spr
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Jtman
of
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4.35
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2
30
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1.72
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'
this
time,
more
mature
park
visitors
had
arrived
and
notified
the
authorities.
Provincial
police
and
game
wardens
were
soon
on
the
scene
and
at
2
p.m.
were
pursuing
Ma
Bruin
and
her
children
through
the
bush.
A
little
gunning
was
planned.
Tommy
Long,
9,
reported
to
a
Daily
News
reporter
that
he
saw
the
bears
playing
near
the
pool
and
he
called
a
milkman.
Ti
IE
WLATHER
(Synopsis
Cloudiness
Is
still
present
In
)t
chiefs
of
HEAFNER
IN
GOLF
LEAD
FISH
SALES
STRASBOURG,
France,
O
Led
by
Winston
Churchill,
the
new
council
of
Europe's
first
assembly
today
fought
for
greater
Independence
from
control
by
twelve
member
governments.
Churchill,
fiery
advocate
of
a
United
Europe,
called
for
the
assembly
of
Europe
as
a
free
establishment
of
a
consultative
parliament.
In
one
of
the
first
speeches
to
the
101-member
assembly
yesterday,
Churchill
rapped
what
he
called
"crippling
limitation"
on
the
assembly
debate
Imposed
by
the
council's
committee
of
foreign
ministers.
Heaf-North
was
CHICAGO
Clayton
ner,
240-pound
Charlotte
Carolina,
professional,
Toronto
Alliona
Aumaquc
Beattie
Bevcourt
Bob
jo
Buffalo
Canadian
....
Consol,
Smelters
Conwest
Donalda
".
Eldona
East
Sullivan
Giant
Yellowknlfe
....
God's
Lake
'.
Harclrork
Harrlcana
Hcva
I
Iosco
..
Jacknlfc
Joliet
Quebec
Lake
Rowan
Lapa.ska
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
Mad.sen
Red
Lake
....
McKenzIc
Red
Lake
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
Monet
a
Negus
Nor
and
a
Louvicourt
Pickle
Crow
Regcourt
San
Antonio
Senator
Rouyn
Sherrlt
Gordon
Steep
Rock
.J
Sturgeon
River
.:
which
General
?f
has
been
wily.
This
win
highrst
rank-e
Unitrct
States.
'I
Bradley,
,llw
,,J".
had
been
'!
a
native
of
Pittsburgh
3,
Chicago
2
Boston
7,
New
York
7
(Called
rain).
Brooklyn
10,
Philadelphia
7.
Western
International
Yakima
5.
Tacoma
0
Spokane
9,
Vancouver
7
Wenatchee
7,
Victoria
2
Bremerton
7,
Salem
6
Pacific
Coast
Sacramento
2,
Los
Angeles
0
San
Francisco
5,
San
Diego
3
Hollywood
2,
Portland
0
Oakland
11,
Seattle
8
many
areas
of
British.
Columbia
but
clearing
skies
and
somewhat
hiRher
afternoon
temperatures
should
bring
more
pleasant
weather
to
most
regions
during
the
next
24
hours.
A
very
weak
distmbance
moving
Into
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
will
bring
occasional
light
rain
to
the
northern
coastal
areas
tonight
or
early
Saturday.
It
is
not
expected
to
affect
the
remainder
of
the
province.
August
11
Blark
Cod
Balsac,
20,000.
Storage,
9c
and
5c.
August
12
Lois
N.,
35,000,
Co-op.
Island
Queen,
18,000,
Storage,
9c
and
5c.
burning
up
the
trail
to
golf
's
biggest
bonanza
today
;wltil
a
one-stroke
lead
on
entering
the
second
round
of
the
Tarn
O'-Shanter,
"world"
championship.
Heafner
grabbed
the
lead
yesterday
with
a
sizzling
six
under
par
68
for
a
slight
edge
over
Johnny
Palmer
of
Badln,
North
Carolina,
and
Henry
Ransom,
the
Texan.
Both
banged
out
67's.
CAFE
tili
Hotel)
Lloyd
Stephens,
who
in
turn,
told
the
police.
Another
youth,
Fred
Johnson,
Eleventh
Avenue
East,
said
that
bears
were
no
strangers
in
that
part
of
the
city.
He
had
often
seen
them
in
the
park
and
even
in
his
own
back
yard
a
mother
bear
and
two
cubs.
The
cubs
were
quite
mature,
spectators
reported.
Fred
Johnson
added
that
timber
wolves
were
also
frequenting
the
Eleventh
Avenue
district.
In
fact,
he
had
been
chased
by
them.
Sgt.
L.
A.
N.
Pottert.on
aud
Constable
Harold
,
Turner
answered
the
police
call
and
were
Km..,.;,:"
ASs
COOK
"
'
P.m.
NEW
BRITISH
JET
THREATENS
AMERICAN
SUPREMACY
IN
AIR
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
'(!
British
development
of
the
world's
first
jet
airliner
was
interpreted
today
as
a
threat
to
the
United
States
superiority
in
the
aircraft
manufacturing
field.
An
analysis
given
by
Delos
"W.
Rentzel,
Civil
Aeronautics
administrator
at
the
Senate
Commerce
committee,
said
the
British
DeHavilland
Comet
was
expected
to
cut
flight
schedule
times
in
half.
;
(Forecast)
North
Coast
Region
Clear,
becoming
cloudy
during
the
afternoon
and
overcast
tonight.
Overcast
with
occasional
light
rain
Saturday.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
hlrJis
Saturday
at
Port
Hardy
43and
62,
Masse
tt
48
and
60,
rrince
Rupert,
45
and
65.
fcisi.
fji-rvicc
Ir"
Crem
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PRICES
Football
Tonight
7
P.M.
CANADIAN
LEGION
,
vs.
GENERAL
MOTORS
Saturday,
August
13,
1949
High
-
3:47
18.7
feet
16:J7
19.0
feet
Low
10:00
4.9
feet
22:30
6.4
feet
H89I
Silver
Miller
.38
THURSDAY
August
18
KIDDIES'
DAY
FRIDAY
August
19
2:00-5:00
p.m.
Joyland
Train.
MONDAY
August
15
2:00-5.00
p.m.
Jo
land
Train.
7:00
p.m.
Doors
Open.
7:30
p.m.
Stage
Show.
11:13
p.m.
Uathing
Beauty
and
Queen
Contest
Preliminaries.
TUESDAY
August
1G
2:00
-.1:00
p.m.
Jo
land
'Train.
7:00
p.m.
Doors
Open.
7:30
p.m.
Most
Perfect
Child
Contest.
11:30
Stage
Show
and
Dancing
Till
1
a.m.
SATURDAY
August
13
7:00
p.m.
Parade.
7:30
p.m.
Official
Opening
by
Mayor
Nora
E.
Arnold.
H;30
p.m.
Introduction
of
Bathjng
Beauty
and
Queen
,
Contestants.
WEDNESDAY
August
17
2:00-5:00
p.m.
Joyland
Train.
7:00
p.m.
Doors
Open.
7:30
p.m.
Pet
Show.
11:30
p.m.
Bathing
Beauty
Preliminaries
and
Dancing
Till
1
a.m.
SATURDAY
August
20
2:00-
5?00
p.m.
Joyland
Train.
7:00
p.m.
Doors
Open.
7:30
p.m.
Stage
Show.
11:55
-Grand
Award.
7:00
p.m.
Doors
Open.
8:00
p.m.
Coronation
of
Carnival
Queen.
11:30
Stage
Show
ajid
Dancing
Till
1
a.m.
2:30
Children's
Show-Free
Tickets
to
Show
and
Train
'for
All
Children.
7:30
Junior
King
and
Tjueen
Crowning.
11:30
p.m.
Bathing
Beauty
and
Queen
'Finals.
Dancing
Till
1
a.m.
Stage
Show
Nightly
Door
Prize
Nightly
Door
Prize
Nightly
Door
P
rize
Nigjitly
Door
Prize
JOYLAND
TRAIN
DAILY
2-5
P.M.
AND
-I
A.M.
KEEP
THIS
SCHEDULE
FOR
REFERENCE
3
Dancing
Till
1
a.m.
INDUSTRIAL
SHOW
MIDWAY
GAMES
FOR
ALL