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NEW
YORK
(CP)
-
Canadian
readers
may
lorm
tlicir
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I
opinions
ol
official
Moscow's
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Prisoner
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Dec
urates
Two
a
9
H
.ei
western
1'nity
I'lamiers
!
In
recent
issue
of
the
Ukrain-
"V"
lUrk
Asamst
Tl,IIC
i
toe
Due
Tonight
J
Ian
Quarleiiy,
puu!S..Ltl
here,
j
A
Ukrainian
poem
written
in
19M
and
awarded
the,
Stalin
I'AKis
v
Western
unity
..'n.is
an-
racing
against
a
It
when
their
de-
I,
2
deadline
prize,
iiiyne.si
soviet
award,
was
pLiii:;
are
supposed
to
be
subjected
to
.evcre
press
crlti
8
1
!
!
While
Mingling
W
ith
Troops
WITH
CANADIANS
IN
KOREA
ff
The
Canadian
Minister
of
Defence,
Hon
Brooxe
Claxton,
on
Tuesday
decorated
two
members
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Riflos
for
bravery
in
the
field
In
Korea.
Lieut.
JE.
J.
Mastronardl
of
Toronto
received
'.he
Military
Cross
and
C.
P.
L.
Wilfred
Pugh,
also
of
Toronto,
received
the
Military
Medal.
Mr.
Claxton
announced
the
Dapartment
of
.National
Revenue
V
I
SEOUL
ll
r.iuy
bo
known
by
tonight
whether
the
Communist.;
will
j
accept,
the
latest
Allied
j
proposal
to
settle
the
pri
Japan
Is
Recovering
,
,,!,
h
lor
sfHtiiB
pai-
clsm
dung
a
re-.ti.ui
ol
okram-,
f
miliary
and
economic
)a
arl
of.i,:uliy
01-Kantecd
la.t
l"'l;lli"n-
'
June
in
Moscow.
T.
deadline
Is
the
opening
of
,
Thc
Volodymyr
Scb,-
niu.u-l
meetir.K
of
the
North
yu.a-4
,
L(jc
ukrulnJ-.
i.ransia.r
I
T-''',ty
OritanlieaUon--
;
lIlU)
EnilUh
by
Florence
Randal
-'-'ib
s"y
nerakled
in
Uvviiiy
veil-known
anadian
oner
oi
war
exehant;
Conditions
in
Japan
are
getting
i
qu.ni.xo
w....v
nrwDjuiT
woman
aim
w.iln
,
i
lie
utiire
of
western
unity.
i
sendimr
i
nno
non
smui-eieri
better
and
tetter
ail
the
time,
is
in
piai.ie
ol
the
land,
beauty
f
r:
Hie
bi
problems
are
UK".V'i-i
anu
acliKvemenu
ol
Orann.
,
i,i
!he
proiecU'd
European
Mts.
uvesay
is
the
author
of
n;v
unci
the
question
of
0w-1
"Sonfts
of
Ukramia''
and
"Mar-
US'
intfKratton
Into
mio
me
Usia
translated
Irum
uie
United
States
cigarettes
confis-
8aid
Ialaku
of
the
Jap-cated
in
Canada
to
soldiers
here.
hese
raln
shlP
Yamateru
Maru
New
Year's
Day
was
marked
w;ilch
was
ln
Porl
at
tne
WKlt"
generally
ln
the
Canadian
man-
-nd-
Seventy
to
eighty
percent
ner
only
by
a
turkey
dinner.
,
of
Industry
has
effected
post-war
,
Mr
Claxton
doffed
political
recovery.
I
attributes
and
in
the
Korean
iMfclry
Ja'3an
ls
conce-"'"
I
front
line
atmosphere
became
a
bating
on
production
for
expon.
!
strangely
humbled
warhorse.
The
wiln
'"Ports
consisting
largely
of
!
smell
of
rnrriite
m.
in
hi.
nns-
raw
materials
for
manufactur-
deadlock
which
has
been
holding
up
truce
negotiations
at
Panmunjong.
Allied
truce
negotiators
today
proposed
releasing
all
priooncw
of
war
and
displaced
persons
i'i
Korea
with
the
guarantee
that
no
one
would
be
sent
home
against
h)
will
A
United
States
Command
communique
said
that
the
key
to
its
new
"proposal
is
the
principle
of
voiuntary
repatriation
for
all
prisoners
of
war
and
civilians.
(.
in
deleiire
f.irea.
lntcrlock-wiili
UieM'
pioblems
are
var-,
,
i):iii:iii.'
faclois.
including
vision
of
rearmament
costs
rannuri.
Svlatosiav
Hordynysky,
literary
auviser
to
tne
Quarterly,
comments
that
bosyura
wa
MONTREAL
FLOODS
An
estimated
2.000,000
tons
of
ice
choked
.the
Riviere
des
Prairies
in
tne
Montreal
district
lat
week
and
caused
flood
ijj
in
some
200
houses
In
the
communities
of
Rivijre
des
Prairies,
North
Montreal
and
St.
Vin
ent
de
Paul.
Residents
were
forced
to
use
a
rowboat
to
reach
their
flooded
homes
In
some
.rase.
Thc
ice
jim
w'
blasted
Friday.
i
i
CP
PHOTO
notis
(lie
12-nieniber
countries
Cf.llso,eu"
not
for
what
he
I
tn.'
late
oi
tnc
eenuniun
,
h
for
pooliiiB
coal
and
steel
i
trils
33
years
after
his
World
inB
of
products
for
shipment
to
wrote,
but
lor
what
he
did
not
wr.te:
'Ine
praise
ol
tuc
dovn
i
u-s.me
in
uKrauie
.
.
.
he,
a
Inn
Willi'
t
wcr)a
mareeui.
Luinuirr
is
in
War
discharge
as
a
gunner-as
he
siirii'vpri
thP
ranarti-in
inr
short
supply
-and
a
serious
hous-
a
of
a
Enrol
ean
army!
The
ill
UKiair.ian
p.iet,
piopayaieu
ue
'-ii.;
mum
n
mmfitmt
ftn-umm
fm-n
I
The
cabinet
minister
speedily
shortage
persists
throughout
became
a
soldier
among
soldiers
the
country,
and.
aDDarentlv.
thev
warmed
to
"A'-lh
waKfcs
8oi"g
UP
and
ill
ha,
.-"ine
big
hurdles
to
JWe
of
Ukraine
in
the
nrst
place
,,,
bHore
it,
becomes
a
reality.
oeiure
ah
others.
ii,.
fnrre.
made
up
of
soldiers
Week-End
Air
Crashes
Take
Heavy
Life
Toll
WEATHER
-
-
SyiMjpsis
The
current
cold
spell
is
about
over.
Temperatures
are
moderating
throughout
the
'province
with
the
most
change
along
the
coast.
By
tomorrow
many
coastal
The
festival
included
works
by
more
tiun
CO
poeU
and
writers,
l.uuu
wo.
ks
oi
art,
theatrical
performers
and
loik
art.
)
Except
for
the
(oh;
art
such
as
cei
amies
and
wood
carving,
very
little
of
the
exhibition
pleased
pre.
ci
it.es.
I
him
while
he
became
increas-
of
machines
becoming
more
and
inglv
in
keeping
with
the
obvi-
more
general
in
the
modem
i
ousiy
high
tone
and
spirits
of
the
trent-t
unemployment
is
also
a
Canadians
here.
He
made
21
Problem
with
increasing
num-I
brief
speeches
in
his
arduous
bers
seeking
jobs.
i
front
line
timetable.
His
manner
"Wolk
narci
a"d
Prod"ce.
tne
ke--110te
atntade
of
both
!
became
one
which
resulted
in
i
frank,
free-for-all
bilingual
dis-
capital
and
labor
m
Japan,
Capt.
1
;!'
cussion
between
him
and
the
"'-M-'u
Twenty-Eight
Dead
on
Arizona
Mountain
26
Perish
Between
lUsburg
and
Buffalo
PHOENIX
(CP)
Wreckage
of
a
missing
States
Air
Force
C-47,;and
the
bodies
of
28
on
board
were
found
Tuesday
on
the
face
of
t
points
are
expected
to
have
above
j
freezing
temperatures
for
the
i
first
time
in
almost
a
week,
i
An
active
storm
is
developing
in
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
which
will
I
cause
the
cold
air
to
recede
from
troops
about
things
uppermost
in
their
minds.
i
Frankly,
Mr.
Claxton
told
the
soldiers
he
could
not
say
when
ii
Franre.
Italy,
B
'lf.lum,
The
i.'ii
ilands.
Luxembourg
and
i-many,
would
form
one
unit
uridine
niotiltsUle
separate
units
United
Slates,
British
and
:
.i.ii.ut
lun
i-s
M;
in
iliirii'ullies
nuldinn
ti)
Eiirnpi-an
iirmy
Hre
polltiral.
Fiance
and
G.
rinany
the
ex-nif
Nat
mnali-ts
threaten
the
.iix-cs
fur
ratfiration
by
parlla-i.is
in
their
obirrtlutM
to
Riv-:
up
any
snvere
muty
the
plan
tii
im-iKe
national
units
into
-tier
irmnps
of
mixed
nationali--
On
the
economic
side,
the
iiehu
countries
strongly
ob-t
to
a
common
military1
bud-.
ii..-
'Ii--
I'iir.iirii
iprvalvcd.la'
i
Fj!
eeiean
army.
;
tlloMs
lor
European
defence
".rial
im
ni
lindiiiR
their
New
Year
s
Death"
Toll
"
i
:r
I
j
,
ral
Arizona
mountain.
A
made
his
!
covvboy
way
I
and
the
veteran.
Minister,
up
the
steep
mountain
65
miles
northeast
of
Phoenix
jHugues
lapointe.
discussed
gra-
.
.
,
...
,.
,
,
,
.,
tuities
and
rehabilitation
bene-
and
reported
"bodies
and.
wreckage
scattered
a.ilfiu
and
said
that
maybe
the
1952
Comes
In
Quietly
Social
Affairs
Draw
Many
--,
rst
Haiif
SiC
ei
Brn
.
Thc
New
Ye
r
;is
ushered
!a
here
In
peace
and
quiet
'
police
the
coastal
regions.
Strong
winds
will
accompany
this
disturbance
at
exposed
north
coast
points.
Light
snow
flurries
will
change
to
rain
along
the
coast
today
CHICAGO
(CP)
The
four-day
j
t
-
-
1
'
'
'
j
troops
had
a
point
in
the
sugges-
New
Year's
week-end
took
602
over
while
on
the
lower
mainland.
lives
in'
violent
accidents
in
thei
riBk'
there
u
a
ot
frt,ezi.ig
rain
Vana-
men
ine
ct
asn
was
rouna
,
"
-
ub..v
The
Diane
ciirrvina
iiineu-cn
,
ine
piant.,
c&nym&
i.uicittii
.tain
an
nrre.se
hprflusp
armv
ti-nni
nf
111
Llie.
1U
J
I
Uilll
UiU.
I
"
"
west
Point
cadets,
a
".it
n
ui
I
.
-
j
nav
has
twice
been
increased
.
'l'uii
uie
me
piane
nau
tome
w
ria-,
since
-
--
1945,
-
--
-
ion
nuiu
wubiuim
.""
higher
in
the
interior
it
will
ie-
four
and
five
other
passengers,!
vanished
in
a
storm
Sunday,
j
burgh
from
Miami
and
dlsap
,.,,...
r.
i.,
iiu
saio
nils
inui
nii:"
aim
iri.s
!
Mr
Claxton
told
his
inquirers
peared
at
9:47
p.m.
Saturday
ear
actiueuu,
w
nea.iy
main
below
freezing.
-
Scattered
Traffic
mishaps
accounted
for,snow
furl.;es
will
at
most
toil
over
the
New
j
jnledor
poinls
Bl
coal
mid
stet-l'
production.
!
","'"",
P""ce
cuurt
WttJS
"r-Tii-cil
production
m
these
nui-'iiKe
an
average
oauu-
i
Searches
are
under
way
lie
would
investigate
"
closely
"
the
without
wiuiuub
mailing
making
radio
ihuio
contact
euiliai;t!
meanwhile
,
,
the
Llie
uicait-.i
greatest
i
for
three
other
planes
complaints
that
the
Tokyo
leave
wU
an
a,
,t
K
carrle(j
two
Year
slxty.
scattered
parts
of
captains,
,.,
twn
two
,n
co-pilots,
iInU
thrpp
three
lac"
facilities
were
inadequate.
This
11roe
nine
perisneo
in
GALE
warning
'
North
P.fiilt
rpo'mtn
fialo
murn-
'
thc
United
States
and
In
.a,
Alaska.1
,
,
,M
on
.
,1
,
would
be
on
his
return
to
Tokyo
NEW
BANK
MANAGER
Jas.
E.
Taylor,
who
has
been
ap-p-r'ntvd
manager
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada'i
Prince
Rupert
branch,
succeeding
D.
W.
O.
Stewart,
who
has
gone
to
anconvt
r
as
manager
of
one
ol
the
bank
s
important
branch?-
there
Mr.
Taylor
comes
his
new
post
from
the
KcKina
branch
of
the
Royal
Bank
wh.-re
he
has
been
assistant,
manager
Mr,
Taylor
.Wined
the
service
of
the
Royal
Bunk
in
1U28
at
Foam
Lake,
Saskatchewan.
Eervlc?
i
In
Canada
the
New
Year
noli-
ing
issued
intermittent
rain
today
toll
was
22
dead.
Ontario.
day
and
Tnuisday
excPpl
snw
led
the
list
with
twelve
dead.this
mrninK
at
hi.l(ls
of
Inilj.
Traffic
accidents
took
seven
I
lan.,
inicts'
Milder
Winris
Mr.
Claxton
fired
the
200,000th
shell
in
Korea
of
the
Royal
Can-jadian
Horse
Artillery
in
a
gun
U
i
-een
as
one
of
the
basic
aJ
nitiiil.
Pteiuier
were
there
.rf.
s
lor
Europe's
economic
"'.'
aecmeni,
nrcs
or
other
!.-!.
in
Ho
far
France
aml.'"1'
"'.s.u.er
reported
any-
Net
herlandi
have
approved.
.'t
re.
rite
iterrliest
hurdle
of
this
Meanwhile.
Prince
HiliJut
....i,
will
eoiii(.
In
the
West
;
cc.co.alcn
ine
arrival
ol
ilfc
neat,
liumlestai;
early
in
lhe!i"
8uUtl
P'U.
w.in
no.isc
par-'
vear.
Italv,
B.-lium
and
1
lll's
111
Rrt-l
pieuonniiance.
ii
ln,
in
u
also
have
yet
to
&'''eral
in
Kaniat.onal
panics,
II'.
i
he
plan,
which
would
use
noever,
it.
reived
lull
aUciui-
H
nil
r
resoinces
in
a
way
to1""11'-
ll"'v
-'
i"
id
Dy
the
In
New
York
state,
14
persons
are
recovering
after
surviving
the
Saturday
nlgnt
crash
or
a
non-scheduled
airliner
which
took
the
lives
of
26
persons
at
Little
Valley
in
southwestern
New
York.
;
detachment
commanded
for
the
jjvei
CNR
Steward
Is
Televised
I
occasion
oy
tsrigaaier
uenerai
!
John
Rockingham,
commander
of
thc
Canadian
brigade.
southeast.
35
to
40
in
exposed
areas,
otherwise
southeast,
20,
shifting
to
southwest,
25.
tonight.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy
and-
Prince
Rupert,
35
and
40;
Sandspit,
3a
and
42.
w;is;,
NEW
YORK
Wilfred
Notleyl
Wreckane
of
the
C-46
reached
Monday
after
Injured
"f
Ottawa,
the
Canadian
,Na-
Weather
in
1951
Good
several
branches
in
Saskatche
I
ii-ite
German
militarism
and
!
Uie
""sc.
Oyios.
Al
io
I
n
make
coal
and
steel
tariff-i
Cluo
and
tne
iiavy.
A
puolic
,.,rf,..i
ui.
..t.
.
naiseiiLrers
had
sti-aculert
tn
a
tionai
Hallways
siewara
wnoi
Captain
Stands
1041
t.,
Mnni.
hrnM,.
....
'
larm
house.
personally
served
their
Royal
J
e
in
Kill
,'c.
Pittsburgh
r,5rvr5S:i
on
Ship
visit,
played
a
stellar
role
New-
I'rreiiitaliiin
79.2
Inches;
Sunshine
972
Hours
crashed.
'Year's
eve
in
a
nation-wide
telc-j
LONDON
(CP)
Still
clinging
toj
I.N
ALASKA
leather
Change
Mnqs
Danaer
Production
of
Minerals
High
In
Value
1951
viaiuu
i"ubi..r.
-i
i.ii.
"-iiiii-u
ens
siorm-cracKea
ana
wauow-
rirj.
t).,,,h'
iqm
wriihcr
dance
at
tne
Uui..rlluws
null
reported
lair
ai
icnuaiice,
whiic
ctitoraiions
were
under
nay
uti
ootn
city
licensed
c.uos.
!
with
a
heavy
list
ui
gills
fur;
tiie
New
rai
s
baby
still
wan-!
insno
one
was
boiii
here
on
j
January
1
speculation
is:
mounting
at
Prince
Rupert!
General
Hospital.
It
is
expected
there
w.ll
oe
a
close'
race.
Several
I
eiiy
merchanUs
have
offered
Another
C-'iO
transjH'rt.
be-
the
"'-sUi-dlng
iv'i
events
Oi
tng
slilp
In
the
AtlrMtic,
Capt..p;(,ture
aKws
up
well
above
av-
j
an
accountant.
He
served
as
a
navigutT
with
Bomber
Command
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
overseas
during
World
War
II
and,
on
his
retail
n
to
Canada,
resumed
banking
at
Prince
Albert
as
accountant.
In
1947
he
was
transferred
to
Reglna.
Mr.
Taylor
ls
married
and
has
a
son
and
r.
daughter.
!
lujiiug
v-
viic
imiwuvriiii
iiu
-.-v.
;j:-i.,
vyaii.sv-u
.w..
.
-y-
temperature
and1
cines,
ntA
oeen
missing
since.
iue
auvaiu
o.i
mat
ne
wouiu
siaj
aixun.
,.
'"i
n
mjiatiOi
&TS
jssjwnwl.
Al
commencement
of
.
the
Sunday
night.
This
was
during
and
particularly
i.
it
cr
'Wtte.
he
is
towed
to
port
or
sinks.
I
,otaj
0f
792
,viches
of
precipita-
k
the
chaii'T
of
weather
in
VICTORIA
(CP)
Value
of
Erit-
a
roini
narrow
to
rairoanxs
noney
scrveu
me
n
ysr
yvn
uarisen
siooa
nis
waicn
aione
,,
w
rcei;rHd
during
the.
if
-'Rupert
una
iiiiiii'ii
ii-;;:r
!
flight
'o
Alaska.
Four
persons
was
described
by
thc
CAR.
ite'-
or
the
fifth
night
since
he
or-
an(,
owesi
temperature
ofiifh
Columbia
mineral
production
I
were
on
board.
,
ard,
whose
present
assigx.
iilent
.
tiered
all
others
to
abandon
the
,.',
'toil
me
second
last
davlhas
increased
to
an
cstimaU""
Ii
llli'ive
lo
hl-ans
of
mnltitli'
$164,000,000
this
year
Horn
$148.-155,000
in
1950,
Minister
of
Mines
R.
C.
Macdonald
said
Sat-
i
tir.re
just,
pianuft
ait;
la.i:
to
me
piivivte
lui
ui
van-
init-iiuuii
iieigntei
riving
an
-1
year
!
military
F-51
Mustang
and
a
ada's
governor
general
and
hejterprise
and
again
reported
by
Kainlall
was
iowest
since
1938
1
U.S.
alrforc
e
transport.
The
also
exhibited
a
silver
chafing!
radio
Umt
he
was
in
god
spirits.!
.,,
,.
.-...
nrnnnmi
at
1
"'
andK"l!i
l"
llm
'H'"1
01
l2-
oreasimial
light
ruins
j
'r11
's
and
pathways
of
wet
ice,
"Ii
"f
It
itlazed
and
dangerous,
i
Mr-
alld
Mrs-
H-
M-
Ihinson
-have
been
plenty
of
them.
:
UMd
'langhti'r
Melba
left
onj
"
linvers
aisn
Imim
iieir
1
Wednesday's
plane
for
several
j
Mi.stung
disappeared
in
Arizor.a
dish
which
was
used
by
tile
All
Urn
passengers
and
41
thc'Dgbv
"
island
weather
station.
1
urday.
.a.,
...I....
...11
I
n.l...
..!..
In
In.l
,rt,n,
k.lin.in.l
...
"
Dm!
f.
Loses
Life
At
Kemano
Preliminary
estimates
indica'e
lO
Jiiuay
wnn
one
auoara.
I
rriucess
recently
ana,
in
laci,
crew
nieiuoers
were
ocuevcu
to
Lowest
temperature
last
year
j
"iliies.
j
weeks'
holidays
in
California.
that
for
each
of
the
principal
metals
-gold,silver
copper,
lead
and
zinc
the
quantity
produced
Eight
were
alward
a
C-47
one
which
has
been
used
on
have
beeti
rescued
after
jumping,
vvas
3
'
transport
when
it
vanished
last
every
royal
tour
since
1901.
J
into
the
sea
lust
Friday.
One
I
temperature
for
last
fromi
also
had
with
him
member
of
the
crew
died.
Wednesday
on
a
flight
Notley
a
m0,)tn
wa8
44
on
December
2.
Spokane,
Wash.,
to
Travis
Air
i
menu
from
the
roval
train
along
!
As
long
as
the
36-year-old
1
iu
,.,
hi
war
was
7a
in
:
m
1951
is
less
than
last
year
but
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Ba-ie,
California.
A
search
cov-1
with
a
meal
check
written
in
the
j
captain
stays
aboard,
the
ehip'
..,.,,
'
.
i
higher
prices
gave
1951
output
cannot
be
classed
as
a
derelict
ered
California.
I
vaIues
fr
a"
''
est
rainfall
for
thc
year
Princess'
own
'handwriting.
Herbert
Walter
Green,
aged
37
of
3128
Euclid
Avenue.
Vancou
ver,
was
killed
at
7
a.m.
Deceive
ber
31
in
a
fall
of
rock
in
the
water
tunnel
which
Is
being
k
Heiivi-
and
become
a
prey
to
whatever,
w,,
...
nei.--.hcr
with
13
29
inches.
1
Bold
Ml'Mirl.s
H.
ll.
4thnsiMi
(
n.
I.lil
l
SWAI.LOWKI)
BY
Kill
The
siivery
twin-engined
Pit
t.s-
,
snip
may
tnrow
a
line
uoouroj
Sun
shone
VA
hours
in
De-
V,(
Ol
VKIt
driven
at
Kemano
Bay
for
t
he
low
her
io
saieiy.
icembcr,
totalling
972
hours
fort
1
Aliieiierui
filiiii.l.ii-,!
plane
A
I
n
It.
Ill
it
ill
r
Ocean
Storms
1
rii.iiuii,,.
Litvinoff,
iiic
u'in.ii
n.ft
ummuii
io
year.
nut
oui
froiu
Falmouth
.
ke
He
(.tiwlf
fed
7
a"a"uw
'""'
!m!
power
house.
Highest
winds
recorded
l"'-sti
by
Morrison-Knuo.s
month
were
southeast
50
miles-
t'allijini
Oiiiu-l,,
'
lis
ui
wutttiiij
u'.utvii
jjm
i,st.
t
then
comhed
a
wide
mountain-'
ous
area
In
attempts
to
runi
the
Flying
Enterprise
in
tow.
Meantime,
a
new
Atlantic
;
storm
threatened
today.
..
an
hour
December
8.
Maximum
i
!
''"Illness
tors.
;
Tito
Vtnrlt
utile
...
.
.1
r.
Dying
Down
tiiuiiti,
n
,
i,i,,
baiom:ter
read
30.4
inches;
mini-
j
mitivi
"?tl
M
inehps
i
Friend
of
Prince
Rupert
today
abuarij
the
dwn
repeated
reports
-
of
an
service
doui
willnut.
Witnesses:
also
arrived
and
an
iiiou.st
SnWit
11.
11
.
j
f'iinil.
Mascot
S
I'Hl
an
Mines
i
1'
'lUi
Oreille
j
I'mneer
IVeiiner
H.irder
LONDON
(P
storms
ex-year's
the;
-Worst
Including
last
January.
pmenced
in
a
century
on
U
e
snowfall
measured
33.3
in-
western
coast
of
subsided
Europe
dies.
21.1
inches
of
which
feU
last
month.
I
?u"nf
f
ew,
Ytar
s,
lll-v
aIlU
Ul"
,
.
I
toll
of
death
and
damage
is
no
v
being
held
this
aitert.oou
.t-ff
fi
Prf
11161
VlOl
C
njpr
Canadian
lyoroiier
c.
v.
rorwilia.
West,
is
",""Tr
!
being
surveved.
Balmy
Here
if
mi
Latest
known
victims
were
l.l
Km
Dollar
at
Banks
Opening
at
U
ailors
whose
bodies
were
re
Prince
Rupert's
LONDON
CP)
The
Russian
foreign
ministry
today
an-
'I'Cleek
...
''k
Premier
Whihr
the
rest
of
the
province
ported
washed
ashore
near
Bin
-
t
.-a
I
Va
.
.....ill.
1..
1
rr-
I
t-mtmi'irl
Uin
rlenl.h
lit
MllXiin
a
,
iuiu
even
t-aiuoriiuv
ana
icxas,
'.
-----
i
kum
in
Western
Germany.
Kemano,
Kitimat
Many
old
sailors
caned
it
llu
K-'i'on
j
c,,i
1
Spiiil
Valley
Uirtliro
I
nmtmn1
w,,re
still
fighting
off
coldivinoll,
aged
is.
loieign
com-riVllilC
VUllllllU
I
temperatures,
Prince
Ru
pe
r
t
j
and
wartime
ambassador
27
Bcaltie
Bevcourt
.
.75
j
i
6,)!,1
Buffalo
Canadlmi
21
l
04
i
j
i0
Consul.
Smelters
183
00
.06
Conwest
.
3
80
.51
Donaida
"
..
1
0
Kldona
23
j
..
-24
Kast
Sullivan
9,10
i
89
tiiunl,
Yellowknlfe
.....
11.00
j
I
..
i
90
God's
T.ak"
37
j
,
,.35
Hardrock
.
..'
T-:,i
..
-73.i
Harrlcana
IB'i
03'
4
ileva
1''2
'
..
1.118
Jacknife'..
HI";
.05
Juliet
Quebec
-44
.10
Little
Long
Lac
77
,0PH
Lvnx
l'a
.20
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.09
'
2.45
MrKcnzie
Red
Lake
45
'-i
..
3.90
McLeod
Cocksluitt
2.95
Mnncta
33
.53
Negus
70
1.62
Norandu
8175
...
1350
Louvicourt
33
'2
...
260
Pickle
Crow
1
65
...
17
45
San
Antonio
2.55
...
10.50
Senator
Rouyn
15
...
.20
Sherrlt
Gordon
4
20
...
17.00
Steep
Rock
8
90
Silver
Miller
1
36
.08'2
Upper
Canada
180
...
.23
Golden'
Manltou
6.85
j
worst
and
most
extensive
hur
High
Mark
!
.-silver
y.
i
basked'
tn
eonmarnlive
snrinir
I
to
the
United
States,
tidat'd
5
W-e.sle
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
lias
opened
up
a
branch
at
Kemano
Bav
and
Bank
of
Montreal
is
A
hand-painted
copy
of
an
weather
rpcordliii?
hlch
tenmer-
Litvinoff
died
December
31
'Hi
Uranium
ls-
j
original
painting
of
Prinze
Ru-
ature
of
39
aD0Ve
at
Dlgby
Island.
after
a
Protracted
Illness
but,
ricane
within
their
memories.
Floods
were
reported
sweeping
through
Kent
while
in
the
Atlantic
the
raging
gales
took
a
new
toll.
pert,
tiuuMiu
s
01?
y
uoripanys
The
break
came
New
Years
Eve
'news
01
nis
oi'ihu
was
uciu
ui
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Canadian.
about
to
open
at
Kitiroat.
dollar
was
quoted
at
a
discount:
The
Kemano
bank
has
been
I
A
I'
(
nil
j
Calliiuiil.
lirst
governor,
will
be
presented
when
the
thermometer
ruse
two
days
lor
no
siaiea
reason
to
the
city
of
Trince
Ri'pert
at
sharply
from
the
downhill
grade
Burial
took
place
today
in
;
of
7-8
of
one
percent
in
terms
opon
for
a
month
with
E.
W.
HU
pallbearers
were;
of
United
States
funds
today,'
Muir,
former
accountant,
at
next
Monnay
nignts
council
where
It
had
slipped
to
10
above.
Moscow
meeting,
City
Clerk
R.
ly.
Long
Meanwhile,
heavy
gales
are
re-1
led
y
Acting
Foreign
Minister
tlij
highest
point
Canadian
Nanaimo,
as
manager.
i
funds
have
reached
since
the
The
bank
at
Kitimat
will
be
I
nitriu
I.,(Uic
'
"inc
Oil
'""'Hie
Pole
""J"l
Canadian
""yalite
outbreak
of
war
in
1939.
'doing
business
In
the
near
future
1
was
iniormea
tooay.
ported
in
outside
waters
off
the
Ancirei
vmmiynu.
The
copy
was
made
in
.910.
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
are!
Champion
of
Soviet
collabor-1
vear
of
this
city's
lncon
oration,
tn
reneh
a
velocity
nf
sn
miles
ner
!
ation
with
the
west,
Litvinoff
TIDES
-
Thursday,
January
3,
1952
High
5:55
19.9
feet.
19:08
17.8
feet
Low
fvet
12:08
7.2
feet
The
dollar's
recent
ri'e
has,
with
H.
J.
Parmiter.
from
Bank
:bv
a
weU-kuown
artist
for
HBC.
hour.
Temneratnres
t.nnieht,
are
had
been
in
political
eclipsebeen
attributed
to
demand
for
of
Montreal
superintendent's
de
TORONTO
Aihuii,
i
It,
Is
expected
the
painting
will
not
expected
to
go
below
30
In
since
1940
and
his
fall
from
of-j
Canadian
currency
to
purchase
partnwnt
at.
Winnipeg,
as
man-j
nana
in
Uw
couucU
chamber,
j
prince
Rupert.
;ilee
foreshadowed
the
cold
war.jCanadian
securities.
.
iager.
.
iul
Aiimaqut,