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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
25,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
lival
Awards
Canadians
Win
Fortunes
On
Sweep
D.;ces
to
Participants
as
Awards
t
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ft
,
1
v
i
L
of
Music
and
Drama
Meet
I
Favorite
Takes
Grand
Drama-Music
!iave
I
seen
a
play
produced
by
a
non-pro-t
that
equalled
this
production'
said
udicator
and
then
the
other
in
speaking
Miracle
of
Blaise"
enacted
by
a
group
National
At
Aintree
Feast
Ends
...
v
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,
.
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.
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L?
I
I
final
Day
Replete
Willi
I
ction
f
Miss
bmd
uaii.
,,tre
auditorium
Harold
Laski
Dead
at
56
;l
awaited
cager-
At
least
three
Canadians
won
Irish
Hospital
Sweepstakes
prizes
today
on
the
running
of
the
Grand
National
at
Aintree.
A
Toronto
woman
uouncemenis
ui
the
Festival
Artist-Preacher
Starts
Revival
"
Enjoyment
From
Morning
!
.
to
Night
!
J
"
The
last
day
of
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival
provided
another
5
feast,
of
enjoyment
morning,
mxm
and
night.
,
In
the
morning
session
at
ths
CW.c
Centre
one
class
in
pianoforte
and
classes
in
violin
were
;
LONDON
Prof.
Harold
J.
Las-
E,,ri
Becker
una
P
as
follows:
and
hotel
employee
at
a
former
chairman
of
the
British
Labor
Party,
died
last
night
at
Travelling
missionary
evangelist
of
the
Norwegian
Baptist
Convention
and
the
Baptist
Union
ol
Western
Canada,
Rev.
H.
O.
Jorgcnsen,
who
combines
White
.jy-'Tlie
;
by
Mrs.
Myra
;;0ol
play--"Mir-.lirccU-d
by
Miss
!
NO
LABOR
AMENDMENTS
VICTORIA
The
British
Columbia
Labor
Act
will
not
be
opened
up
for
amendments
this
session,
Labor
Minister
John
Cates
told
the
Legislature
yesterday.
The
minister
reported
there
had
been
only
eight
strikes
in
British
Columbia
in
1949.
ARCHBISHOP
OF
MONTREAL
OTTAWA
Archbishop
Idel-brando
Antoniulli,
46,
apostolic-delegate
to
Canada,
today
anrminccd
the
appointment
of
Rt.
Rev.
Paul
Emile
Leger,
rec-"
tor
of
the
pontifical
Canadian
college
in
Rome,
as
archbishop
of
Montreal.
He
succeeds
Archbishop
Joseph
Charbon-neau
"who
some
weeks
ago
resigned
because
of
ill
health."
1
artistry
and
revival
preaching
fess-Miss
Eliz-1
in
an
Intriguing
manner,
comber
pari,
as
Ihc
menccc
a
ten-day
mission
at
Ottawa
got
prizes
of
$31,000
each.
They
held
tickets
on
Wot
No
Sun
which
finished
second.
Another
Ottawa
man
won
$15,-000
on
Acthon
Major
which
came
third.
No
Canadian
is
known
to
have
held
an
Irish
Sweepstake
ticket
on
Freebooter,
the
winning
horse,
which
would
net
$77,500.
The
known
winners
are:
Mrs.
T.
G.
Manley,
52-year
old
Toronto
secretary,
whose
hus
the
age
ol
56.
He
was
a
lecturer
at
MGiU
University
in
Montreal
from
1914
to
1916.
He
was
also
j
weil
known
as
a
lecturer
in
tht
United
States.
!
Prof.
Laski
s
death
was
due
to
1
pneumonia.
He
was
stricken
with
bronchitis
in
January
but
was:
able
to
resume
his
lectures
at
London
Scsoo.
il
Economics
ml
,
London
Univer.-.ity
with
which
he
'had
been
Connected
for
manj
years.
Le
White
Lawn.
.
oauUst
r;hrrh
rPr.
last.
n
.
..I,
snappy,
vigor
-
heard.
,
;
In
the
class
ol
pianolorte
for
Children
under
12
years,
six
little
girls
Norma
Johnsen,
Jacquel-
ne
Mary
Johnson,
Myrna
Knut-fen,
Gail
Reopath,
Marian
Smith
and
Ellen
Roper
performed.
Top
honors
In
this
class
went
to
Ellen
Roper
with
Myrna
Knutsen
and
Marian
Smith
close
behind.
Of
the
violin
playing
Mr.
Bligh
si'A
that
it
was
very
gratifying
'
to
kno
there
is
some
very
fine
i
worit
on
this
instrument
in
Prince
'
Rupert.
The
violin
is
a
very
dif-:
ficuit
instrument
but
the
adjud-t
icator
awarded
marks
of
over
80
jto
all
contestants.
Playing
in
I
these
classes
were
Richard
For-
,
,n
Rising
Hood.
liuul
actress
band
is
ill
and
jobless
$31,000.
x
her
portrayal
iud
i"
"Miracle
and
drew
a
large
and
interested
congregation
The
subject
wan
'
Peace"
which
he
declared,
etemmed
primarily
from
the
human
heart
and
ths
individual
will
inspired
by
the
pilosence
of
Christ
and
His
;.pirit
within
men.
.The
pastor
found
his
subject
In
John
XIV.
12-27.
Mr.
Jorgensen,
adept
in
sketching,
drew
a
scene
as
he
'"MR.
MAGGIE"
Commodore
K.
F.
Adams,
lrft,
commanding
officer
of
the
R.C.N,
aircraft
carrier
Magnificent,
talks
over
maintenance
points
with
two
aircraft
maintenance
hands
during
the
Maggie's
Caribbean
cruise.
Crewman
are
Able
Seaman
Gordon
Bell,
centre,
and
Petty
Officer
James
Telenko,
both
of
Winnipeg.
'
;
(CP.
Photo
i
ix'l
actor
-Dirk
Roland
Bolsvenue,
21-year
old
Ottawa
hotel
employee.
$31,000.
Romeon
Baibier,
enployee
of
the
National
Film
Board
at
Ottawa,
$15,500.
Freebooter,
9-ye;
i
dd
gelding
cwned
by
Mrs.
L.
Boyherton.
ihc
Woodsman
Move
fo
Save
Ducharme
Neck
MORE
DOCKS
ARRESTED
Fourteen
more
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukhobors
were
arrested
today
on
charges
of
'conspiracy
to
damage
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
tracks.
The
explosion
ripped
up
tracks
three
miles
west
of
here
last
November
30
just
19
minutes
alter
a
freight
wig
tlie
Skins."
-ceivmg
awards
OPENING
ON
JUNE
1
I
preached
and
this
later
was
toes
in
piano-
presented
to
Richard
McDonald
:ie
Margaret
la
VANCOUVER
Appeal
against
,
sped
to
victory
today
in
the
the
death
sentence
on
Freder-i
104th
Grand
National
Stceplc-
caret
Haig,
liev-
I
"ho
visitors.
brhl
u
,gM
,
nome
por
g(
en
a
jcfrace
To
of
ick
Ducharme
for
the
murder
ol
!
chase
at
Aintree,
Liverpool.
It
i
warn,
Murray
Boas,
Donald
Mc-Leod,
Blaine
Steffen
and
Robert
Jensen.
'
.
I
Mr.
Bligh
praised
the
contest-'
ants
for
their
clean
playing,
good
tone,
and
phrasing.
The
violin-
Rev.
Fred
A
en
Roper,
Mar-a
Helland,
Mary
Tliain
and
Mar-
feme
Blanche
Fisher
was
tered
yesterday
by
Dugald
McAl-
fia-SKi
Gllker
Receive
Occupants
in
Early
Summ
First
Baptist
was
the
first
favorite
to
win
since
Spring
ln
1927.
The
crowd
was
estimated
at
300,000,
including
the
Royal
K.ihough
Rosalie
and
Mrs.
J
C.
presided
at
the
organ
for
the
hymns
f
irvtrlivin
ists
showed
good
feeling
for
ex-;
War-built
military
hospital
for
the
Mr.
Jorgensen
.who
halls
from
train
had
passed.
NEW
HALIBUT
PACT
OTTAWA
Canada
and
Mi.
United
States
yesterrtay
signed'
a
new
convention
allowing
reciprocal
privileges
for
halibut
fishing
vessels
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
The
convention
differs
from
the
present
practice
only
in
that
it
extends
reciprocal
privileges
to
halibut
boats
in
plne,
defence
counsel.
McAlplne;
alleged
mlsdiiection
of
the
jury
by
Mr.
Justice
A.
M
Manson,
that
j
certain
evidence
had
not
been
'allowed,
that
other
evidence
had
been
misconstrued
by
judge
nd
i
crown
"ounsei
and
that
the
ver-j
diet
was
perverse.
Minnesota,
and
arrived
In
the
Army
on
the
bench
overlooking
the
town
of
Terrace
approach
showed
fine
teaching.1
city
on
Thursday
night's
train,
and
the
wide
expanses
of
the
Skeena
River
valley!
Besides
playing
in
the
violin
u5!
rvlem8
w
nearing
the
end
of
the
1
process
of
beintr
converted'
classes
Hobert
Jensen
and
list
services
tomorrow
and
will
,
.
?.iVray
Boas
performed
two
vio-
be
heard
nightly
next
week
in
to
the
purpose
of
a
home
for
aced
men
from
northern
t.
uA
,,,
,
.
.
Family
who
watched
in
brilliant
sunshine.
Freebooter,
10
to
1
shot,
was
well
up
in
the
field
of
49
startert
,
,
all
the
way.
He
pulled
ievel
:with
pace-making
GloncarrV
with
two
fences
to
go.
Glon-
11
Soiland
both
,ine
class
tlielr
?h
and
so
close,
:
just
one
mark
ler,
that
they
awards.
cal
solos
were
Kergin,
Alanna
Mintciiko
and
lor
the
violin
I
and
central
British
Columbia
and
is
expected
to
be
a
weii-baianced
tone
between
carrig
tumbled
at
the
nTt
to
ports
af
the
United
States
proper
as
well
as
of
Alaska.
instituted
as
such
earlv
in
June.,
operated,
bv
the
th,;ir
instruments
and
displayed;
his
series
of
revival
services.
Old
Country
t
...
the
last
obstacle
In
the
39-Jump
I
FIGHT
VICTIM
IN
HOSPITAL
'
-
"
"
-a
"Ktce"
-
;
hpnartmcnt
of
HeaRh
and
Wei-
-
feeling
for
Vhythm.
I
fare,
will
have
capacity
for
250
s;.ibliyhmpnt
for
the
first
time.
At
the
afternoon
session
in
the
course
over
four
miles
853
yards
.
A
moloo
rn
f-o
1
-4
n
rn
fa
rin
TV
A
-
-
.
Wo(.
N
second,
fif-
Avenue
after
6
p.m.
yesterday,
i
tm
,mirli,m
M'.
::
vootball
l
persons
and
will
.
Involve
the
Engineering
staff
are
already
Capitol
Theatre
sweet
childish
'
i
services
of
a
staff
numbering
located
and
the
heating
plant
voices
were
heard
as
the
school
'
not
less
than
sixty.
!
Is
In
operation.
choirs
presented
their
numbers.
sent
Holtan
Foray
of
Seventh
MaJor
mrd
The
home
itself
comprises
the
former
main
hospital
buildings
while
the
former
officers,
sergeants
and
men's
messes
are
Little
Grade
One
pupil.s
from
King
Edward
School
performed
charming
little
singing
games.
Mr.
Bligh
commented
that
these
Avenue
West,
to
General
Hospital.
-
He
suffered
a
cut
to
his
head.
He
was
knocked
to
the
pavement
by
an
unidentified
assailant
and
was
unconscious
when
city
ambulance
arrived
SEEKING
TO
NAME
BOARD
CHAIRMAN
iwrd
Forward,
-i
Robert
Jen-
nior
Choir
was
?
for
the
best
a
line
choir
is
Peter
Lien.
The
de
at
tlie
last
aval.
very
suecrs-s-enjoyment
to
jrs
conimiUce
Canon
Basil
S.
'rt
Becker,
Mrs.
being
converted
to
apartment
were
excellent
training
for
little
By
the
middle
of
April
the,
job
of
reconversion,
which
has
been
under
way
for
some
time
noW,
'
Is
expected
to
be
completed.
Carpentry,
painting,,
plumbing
and
electrical
work
has
been
carried
out
by
local
sub-contractors.
i
Following
the
structural
work.
eauiDtnent
and
furnishings
will'
(English
Cur
Scmi-Flnal)
Llverpiwl
2,
Everton
0
English
League,
Fist
Div.
Aston
villa
0,
Burnley
1
Blackpool
1,
Birmingham
City
1
Charlton
Athletic
2,
Sunderland
2
Fulham
2,
Arsenal
2
Hutldersficld
Town
3,
Man-Chester
United
1
Constables
Turner
and
Home
are
Investigating.
1
Ex-Mayor
Nora
Arnold
and
Jack
Furness,
representing
M
O
Howell
of
Vancouver,
are
meeting
this
afternoon
as
members
of
the
arbitration
board
between
the
city
and
local
firemen
In
the
endeavour
to
choose
a
chairman
housing
for
the'
staff.
The
for-
ones
because
they
stimulate
in-mer
men's
quarters,
will
be
a
tcrest
in
sjnging.
He
congratu-rccreation
hall.
'
,
,:iated
the
teachers
on
this
work
During
the
summer
tic
now
and
also
tlie
teacher
of
the
Grade
drab
structures
will
be
painted
Two
cnoir
from
King
Edward
a
gleaming
white.
!
school
for
the
singing
of
"Dutch
CLOVER
LEAFS
SUICIDED
INSTEAD
CCSHING,
Okla.
A
displaced
Ckranian
who
apparently
was
so
obsessed
with
fear
he
would
have
to
return
to
Russia
hanged
himself
here.
The
body
of
Jackin
Baij,
37,
was
found
dangling
from
a
rope
tied
to
a
garage
rafter.
Actfa?
Coroner
H.
D.
Strong
said
Baij
was
confused
by
a
radio
broadcast
which
reported
the
convicted
spy
Valentin
Gubitchev
was
being
deported
to
Russia.
LONDON
TRADE
FAIR
LONDON
Eighty
British
engineering
firms
are
joining
forces
to
make
an
impressive
display
at
the
Canadian
International
Trade
Fair
opening
in
Toronto
May
20.
The
exhibit,
organized
by
the
engineering
industries
association,
will
cover
every
aspect
of
the
r.rin-ecring
industry,
individual
items
ranging
from
teapots
to
tractors.
Largest
single
exhibit
will
be
a
15-ton
mine
diesel
locomotive,
and
the
smallest
a
selection
of
nuts
and
bolls.
i
LOSE
SECOND
ground
clef
iop-cJfpccted
to
be
I
of
a
board
of
arbitration
in
the
Dance"
by
that
group.
In
the
Grade
Three
class
two
LETHBRIDGE
Magrath,
Al-!
negotiation
of
a
new
agreement
be
moved
in.
Appropriate
ment
Is
also
Advent
of
summery
weatrnr
;
will
probably
be
awaited
to
com-
.
undertaken,
mence
settling
the
aged
resi-j
,
'Irs.
G.
A.
Hill.
Armine
G.
Oiscn,
Henry
!
s.
C.
Anderson.
1
iJ-
helped
with
over
wages,
superannuation
ben
Middlesbrough
3,
Derby
County
1
"
!
'
Newcastle
United
3,
Bolton
Wanderers
1
;
Portsmouth
4,
Chelsea
0
dents
who
will
spend
their
de-oiininir
mart
there
Some
wUt
i
berta
defeated
Vancouver
Clover
I
Leaf
78
to
77
last
night
ln
the
'
second
game
of
the
.
Western
Canada
Senior
"A"
semi-finals
,
The
series
is
now
tied
at
one
game
CARDIFF,
Wales
Wales
de-
'
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
2,
j
seated
France
31
to
nothing
to-
oe
oiougm.
...OV.V-..-
elsewhere
in
the
province
while
day
ln
an
international
rugby
others
will
be
entering
such
an
union
game.
apiece
in
the
best
of
three
series.
Stoke
City
1
1
(Other
scheduled
pames
not
played
due
to
cup
game).
,
efits
and
service
pay.
The;
two
parties
failed
to
reach
an
agreement
so
the
matter
went
to
arbitration.
Mrs.
Arnold
was
named
city
epresentative
and
Mr.
Howell
for
he
firemen.
Mr.
Howell
was
'unable
to
come
to
the
"
city"
so
j
Furness
was
delegated
to
repre-,sent
him
for
the
meeting
with
;Mrs.
Arnold
as
to
selection
of
a
'
chairman.
The
city
has
proposed
To
choirs
were
heard.
In
singing
"A
j
Poor
Little
Dog"
Conrad
School
j
children
achieved
expressive
singing
and
good
rhythm
and
their
words
were
excellent.
King
'
Edward
School
cnoir
sang
"Ind-ian
Lullaby"
sweetly
and
with
sincerity
and
in
a
nice
mood
that
achieved
the
real
feeling
ot
a
j
lullaby.
Two
Grade
Four
choirs,
one
from
Conrad
School
and
one
j
from
King
Edward
School
sang
13
Second
Division
Here
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
11
cereiMunial
of
1
prirnt
and
Ara-
I.
Clear
skies
brought
cooler
tcm-j
peratifres
to
much
of
British
Colombia
last
night.
In
the
north
s
of
the
Myst
ic
!
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton.
The
firemen
would
have
Thomas
Elliott
of
this
city
or
Dr.
Joseph
Crumb,
the
test
piece
"The
Ladyoird
central
intcrlos
temperatures
plus
a
selection
oi
tncir
own
ncyj
Gail
DupaSi
Phyllis
Holmes,
I
Conrad
bchooi
cnoir
choosing.
nar1rnn
n,lnas
PnfHri!,
Tait,
ni'iu
in
Prince
Negotiations,
In-"ing
of
tlie
pal-:
P-inee
George,
Blackburn
Rovers
0.
Luton
Town
0
Bradford
1,
Queen's
Park
Rangers
0
Brentford
2.
Coventry
City
0
Bury
1,
Shcilield
United
5
Cardiff
City
3,
Barnsley
0
Chesterfield
2,
Preston
North
End
0
Hull
City
1,
Souii.ampton
2
Leicester
City
1,
Orlmsby
Town
0
Plymouth
Argyle
0,
Swansea
Town
1
Sheffield
Wednesday
5,
Leeds
United
2
i
dropped
as
low
as
19.
In
the
val-
'
professor
of
economics
at
Unl-,
leys
of
the
southern
interior
and
verslty
of
British
Columbia.
along
the
south
coast
minimum."
j
"
ranged
around
the
freezing
point.
I
1
Another
storm
has
entered
the
RQCKY
MARCIANO
had
a
good
opening
and
nice
Fiances
8nd
Yvonno
lilt
and
were
again
commended
for
good
words.
Although
the
Willan.
Then
.he
first
three
King
Edward
School
choir
sang
each
did
a
solo
Highland
fling,
without
accompaniment
the
sec-
Mr
B1jgn
commended
these
girls
u
mere
was
i
'
lls-von
when
the
si'nnc
flub
held
!
?-
.-..
;j
GultotAtasKa
Kain
reacnea
,nejBEATS
LA
STRAZA
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Jlhls
onds
kept
in
pitch
and
the
tempo
on
the
good
spachig
of
the
group.
their
foot,
work
which
was
al-
morning
and
fresh
southerly
winds
and
rain
will
spread
to
the
south
coast
tonight.
In
the
inferior
skies
will
be'
sunny
today
'with
increasing
cloudiness
ex
ways
well
together,
and
their
fine
Wednesday
;
'
'
li'
was
po-
'"h
'l'"niple
hud
!
;l'
ln
Ht
17,
was
;"
ul
th"
meet-
1
A
W.
Iimnij,
NEW
YORK
Rocky
Mar-ciano
won
a
close
decision
over
Roland
la
Straza
in
a
bruising
ten-round
heavyweight
battle
in
Madison
Square
Garden
last
night.
Marciano
won
by
three
points
after
losing
one
round
on
a
low
blow.
West
Tottenham
Hotspur
4
Ham
United
1
sense
of
rhythm.
Later
in
the
afternoon
three
little
Princt
Rupert
girls
contributed
delightful
dunce
num
pected
overnight.
Tomorrow
will
be
showery
throughout
the
f
tl
e
mo.
.
"
""''"11,
(,ne
i
r
'Wit
Of
lh
1
I
was
good.
I
King
Edward
School
entered
choirs
in
both
the
Grade
Five,
'
and
Grade
Six
classes.
The
Grade
Five
children
ang,
"Sweet
Afton"
j
f.nd
"Ash
Grove."
The
Grade
Gix
children
sang
"Dainty
Little
Maiden"
and
"Whispering."
i
'
NE
WIIAZELTON
CHOIR
An
outstanding
choral
presentation
was
given
by
a
small
choir
from
New
Hazelton.
The
children
were
of
different
ages
and
grades
but
they
gave
a
very
appealing
performance
and
achieved
a
beautiful
restrained
quality
of
tone.
The
.
adjudicator
complimented
the
teacher,
Mrs.
Parker,
on
her
excellent
teaching
and
Intelligent
direction
llil)lo,ielnng
h
s
-y.
NATIVES
IN
TRAGEDY
Triple
Drowning
At
bers.
Sharon
Skinner,
daintily
costumed,
performed
a
waltz
clog
making
a
good
entrance
and
was
praised
for
her
excellent
rhythm
and
clever
foot
work.
Heather
Macdouald,
very
pert
in
a
pretty
Irish
costume,
did
a
Jig
with
very
clever
foot
work
Scottish
League,
Division
A
Celtic
4,
East
Fife
1
DuiKtre
1,
Thin;
Lanark
4
Hibernians
5,
St,
Mirren
0
Motherwell
5,
Aberdeen
1
Partick
Thistle
3,
Falkirk
1
Quen
of
the
South
1,
Rangers
'
2
Raith
Rovers
2,
Hearts
0
Stirling
Albion
1,
Clyde
2
Irish
Cup
Semi-Finals
Derry
City
0,
Llnfield
1
TIDES.
icli
20,
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f--t
14.2
fr
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3:0
7.7
t-.ct
and
also
diinced
the
waltz
clog,
j
I
Deanna
Peterson,
also
an
Irish
t
i
costume,
was
quite
a
mischievous
i
Aivansh,
Nass
River
Paul
Wright,
50-year
old
native,
and
his
nieces,
Emma
and
Gloria
Haizimisqu,
aged
6
and
4,
were
vlctmis
of
a
triple
drowning
tragedy
at
11:30
last
night
at
Aiyansh
on
the
Naas
River.
They
were
attempting
to
cross
the
river
between
floes
of
breaking
ice.
No
details
have
yet
been
received
at
the
office
of
the
Indian
Superintendent
here.
Wright's
body
has
been
recovered.
Bodies
of
the
two
children
were
carried
under
the
ice.
Coroner
M.
M.
Stevens,
B'.
C.
Constable
Ed
Anderson,
Indian
Superintendent
F.
E.
Anfield
and
Dr.
Charbcnneau
of
the
Indian
and
awarded
this
choir
the
high
BASKETBALL
P
lns
of
dvi,
lr""a
blew
,".p
a
milts
norf,-
est
marks
of
the
afternoon.
little
Colleen
as
she
danced
a
!
This
same
group
from
New
lovely
Irish
Lilt.
I
:Hazelton
contributed
a
very.
In
the
evening
at
the
Civic
charming
dance
number
for
the
Centre
three
contestants
sang
in
,
'
afternoon's
program.
A
group
of
the
adult
vocal
class.
!
I
seven
little
girls
ln
colorful
Scot-
Mrs.
H.
Lindseth
sang
"None
t
j
tiuli
costume
did
a
Highland
But
the
Lonely
Hearty"
and
"Lon-;;
:
fling.
They
were
Eiirbara
Stur-i
Continued
on
I-age
5)
MODEL
GAS
TURBINE
r
Ideas
for
gas
turbine
development
in
Canada
were
given
a
visual
form
by
Seymour
Levine,
McGiil
University
graduate,
who,
constructed
this
scale
model
in
wood
of
a
engine.
Shown
here
examining
the
model
is
1
200-horsepower
Prof.
Donald
L.'Mordell
whow-
teachings
on
the
subject,
prompted
Lcvlne
to
build
tne
luroine.
The
hgure
oi
u
man
hi
the
cuiurul
panel
gives
an
idea
of
size
relationship.
(CP
Photo)
B.C.
PLAY-OFFS
night,
killed
and
Two
l'(
Fas
Department
will
be
flown
by
Queen
Charlotte
Air
unps
icmi-row
to
Aiyansh
to
investigate
the
fatality.
TONIGHT
8:30