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Home
victims
in
ciizaoein
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NEW
YORK
CP)-Prime
M;
Min
Water
Emergency
in
City;
Reservoir
Dry;
Serious
Fire
Danger
4
lk''iU'
,n
ister
Winston
Churchill
left
for
home
aboard
the
liner
Queen
Mary
early
today
after
eighteen
days
in
the
United
States
ani
Canadian
Newspaperman
Among
Those
losing
Life
Also
Former
Secretary
of
War
A
state
of
emergency
was
declared
today
by
Canada
.
.
!
ELIZABETH,
New
Jersey
(Canadian
Press)
A
i
s
The
British
statesman
puffed
fogbound
American
Air
Lines
plane,
grop-l
cigar
and
waved
.breezily
to
I
,
lufcwuim
".'
-"
passenger
r
&
f
i
:
several
persons
who
came
to
see
J
Mayor
H.
S.
Whalen
due
to
a
serious
water
shortage.
S
,
v
7
spent
his'
Early
this
morning
bottom
of
the
city
reservoir
was
'
ing
us
way
lino
me
wewaiK
airport
on
insuuiiieiii.,
jhim
otf.
I
noscMlived
into
a
residential
area
Tuesday
and!.
Mr
churchui
had
Hast
in
the
day
United
states
"h-irelv
covered"
with
water
and
Mayor
Whalen
1
.
i
,
n
iitili
a
i
.
J
,
.
.
i
brought
naming
Cieaui
W
us
occupants
aim
live
nursing
nnrc
nir
a
a
r(n
com
anfl
ana
urfnt.
went
Kt.r.llirht
suuigin
-
,
;n
homes
for
i
.
.
Itn
bed
after
hoardine
his
shiu.
h
itmed
Constant
rUlininiT
,
,
01
Vv
dter
lani.
taps
lU
UOIIltS
lOl
i
olmit
nersoiis.
-
.
...
,
I
the
shortage.
i
-
.
,
i
'
)
un
account
oi
nis
com
ne
wan
I
CA
flnnn
in
R00''1
p-
Patterson,
aged
6Q.iunabie
to
be
honored
in
a
ticker
rlYw
lCVIVJ
;
former
former
United
United
State
Statcii
Secretary
Secretary
;
,alx,
arade
in
New
York
ye.i-
of
War
under
President
Truman,
I
terday.
Elderly
Woman
Truck
Victim'
i
was
one
of
the-
victims.
IMiami
Crash
rj
Plea
of
the
city
now
is
for
householders
and
merchants
to
;
conserve
water
until
supply
In
the
reservoir
has
been
restored.
;
Residents,
Mayor
Whalen
be-;
lieved,
had
been
running
-water
;
taps
open
to
keep
pipes
f
rom
freezing.
.
i
Greatest
hazard
caused
by
the
j
VANCOUVER
Mrs.
Elizabeth
'
A
Canadian
newspaperman.
Kenneth
K.
Wilson,
48,
Ottawa
editor
of
the
Financial
Post,
was
also
killed
in
the
crash.
j
Another
victim
was
John
F.
Chester,
45,
former
business
editor
of
the
Associated
Press
and
Serious
Fire
Averted
on
MIAMI,
Florida
t
A
privaU-ly
!
owned
Lockheed
Lodestar
plane,
j
attempting
a
take-off
at
Miami1
International
airport,
swerved
off
r.ip
runwav
to
avoid
other
TresC-,
struck
last
night
by
a
truck
reported
to
have
had
no
light,
fried
of
the
injuries.
She
was
92
years
of
age.
'
shortage
is
In
case
of
fire,
said
j
!
Fire
Chief
Earl
Becker.
Without
,
planes
and
burst
into
flames
late
r
I...,
1,MII
11
fM,
n,.r..
.
i-OUC.'f"'l":"'.
.
Waterfront
sufficient
water
reserve,
lire
j
fighting
would
be
seriously
ham-:
percd.
'
'And
we
can
carry
only
two-
r
T
h
;
The
plane
was
Inbound
from!
aD'aQ-.
,
,
...
r...l.,
Buffalo.
It
hurtled
Into
a
three-,r2J?
SnflrST.:
frame
apartment
building;
r
f-JT-I-
f
"trarby;
Die
was
aboard
Food
Gift
To
Britain
,
company,
.
.
and-a-half
minutes'
supply
of
A
serious
fire
was
averted
Justiwater
on
the
wagons.
If
we
were
before
noon
today
when
a
burn-1
caieci
to
a
large
fire
suddenly,
ing
seiner
docked
at
an
oil
com-
j
we.d
be
helpless,"
said
the
chief,
pany
wharf.
Fire
extinguishers
,May0r
Whalen
said
"at
least"
controlled
a
flash
blaze
which
a
0l
water
conservation
started
in
crew's
quarters.
j
ouid
be
necessary
to
restore
Th'
Yankee
Bov
landed
at
the
!
normal
reserve
supply
in
the
A.
B.
Curry,
airport
director.
:
aid
the
pilot,
apparently,
lost
!
altitude
when
his
right
engine
;
lailed
and
he
attempted
to
land.
!
He
faw
other
"aircraft
on
the
dwellings.
:
A
mother
and
her
two
children
were
killed
as
their
home!
collapsed
about
them
in
the
I
hurricane-like
blast.
:
A
third
child
was
trapped
in
'
busy
runway
and
swerved
off
to
avoid
them.
The
plane
caught
I
'
"
u.
ianoiner
Duiwing
ana
an
mi-
RS
SAVED
SEVEN
of
43
passengers
and
cr
w
of
DC4
airliner
which
crashed
off
the
edKe
milnpit
mnway
early
Sunday
morning
Robert
Glass
ilcfti
and
Jack
Fraser
dug
out
the
plywood
boat
from
Its
winter
mooring
to
loach
the
crash
scene.
In
j
Standard
wharf
billowing
smoke
:
reservoir
i
Identified
person
also
died
but
crew
was
not
aware
oi
tne,
fire
as
it
struck
the
ground
and
was,
quickly
enveloped
in
flames.
Acrodex
Inc.
said
it
was
a
local
t.-st
flight.
Proposal
Meets
With
Mixed
Reception
at
Agriculture
Session
MONTREAL
(CP)--
Suggestion
was
made
before
the
annual
convention
of
the
Canadian
Federation
of
Agriculture
Tuesday
that
Canada
send
Great
Britain
$103,000,000
worth
of
food
as
a
1f
TJP
j
the
flames.
'
i
Screaming
residents
ran
for
'safety
and
eleven
person
were
injured,
including
nine
otcu-1
p.mts
of
nearby
homes,
i
.
Tlie
plane
carried
eighteen
fire
although
attempts
werej
made
by
a
witness
to
warn
them.
Failing
to
make
the
skipper
understand
him.
John
Clifton
turned
in
the
fire
alarm.
CCF
to
Drive
For
Housing
1
r..
,.m
pussenfeers,
crew
oi
inree
anu
r
iremen
saiu,
appaieuvij,
auuic
two
company
personnel.'
garments
had
fallen
on
an
oil
The
crash
area
is
less
than
a
stove
and
fire
spread
to
a
mat-mile
from,
the
spot
where
a
J
trcsr
nearby.
Gas
station
atten-Miami
air
line
plane
crashed
into
:
danu
Jumped
aboard
with
fire
Object
to
Immigrant
TORONTO
Ros
Thatcher,;
m
c
H
Federathm
CCF
member
of
parliament
for
i
nt
RUsgested
that
the
Mocse
Jaw,
announced
last
night
,
ceral
gcvornment
mav
be
well
that
hts
party
would
start
a
advisr(1
l0
lav
aside
$ico.OC0.O0O
fir
fiie
Ellabcth
River
thirty-eight.
!
extinguishers
as
soon
as
tne
usn
d.iys
ago,
killing
56
persons,
inR
ves.sel
landed.
drive
ior
low
remai
uua
"'
!
for
.SU(.h
a
purpose.
It
not
o:ily
Jack
Powell
is
skipper
of.
the
throughout
the
country
at
Ute
woud
aid
au.sterity-stricken
B
1-YaukccBoy.
-:'-
,
.
.
,.
forthsomlng
session..
.
;
tain
but
wouhl
help
iiv
disposal.
'
Fire
Chief
Earl
Becker
sai(t
"it!
Tliatcher'charged
"the
govern-;
of
huge
aupplies
of
feed
grains
was
very
fortunate"
it
wasn't
a
jmenl
with
inertia,
indifference
f
building
up
in
Canada,
large
(ire,
especially
at
this
time
i
and
complete
ineptitude
on
the
owever,
H.
H.
Hannam.
Can-of
water
shortage.
whole
matter
of
housing.
I
adian
Federation
of
Agriculture
Labbf
Here
'Toronto's
Car
And
V
Bus
Strike
ends
VANCOUVER
CP)
-
BritLsh
Co-j
V.
-J!
Kt
V'i-'
m
Alexander-Massey
Talk
I
'vr
fl
,
"S
f
i'Y
i
U.;
J
it,
I
-J
i.i.'
f
hhf
'hi
ON'
I
;
3
,
v
S
1
1
V
.l
It
;-J'
i
f
t
.
.
.
president,
said
such
a
scheme
might
upset
international
markets
and
cut
down
chances
of
other
oountries
of
selling
food
to
Britain
at
reasonable
prices.
"Hw
would
we
feel,"
said
Mi.
Ilannam.
"if
Denmark,
Holland
and
the
United
States
were
to
implement
such
a
proposal
ar.
send
free
gifts
to
Britain
cutting
down
our,
chances
of
selling
In
that
market.'"
lunibia
Federation
of
Labor!
.
(
(CCLi
will
ask
for
an
immecli-i
1CRCNTO
The
nineteen-day
ite
provincial
investigation
into;
strike
of
4700
members
of
the
problems
created
by
immigrant
1
street
Railwaymen's
Union
hav-1
labor
on
t
he
labor
market.
,
ing
ended
last
night,
Toronto's
j
George
Home,
.secretary,
said
1
street
cars
and
buses
are
back
in
!
Tuesday
that
a
letter
lias
been
'
operation
today
and
people
who;
sent
to
Premier
Bvron
Johnson
had
hitch-hiked
or
walked
since
j
-tron?ly
requesting
an
immcdi-jthc
transit
tie-upstarted
are
cn-te
public
invsetigation."
Joying
their
no.'mal
modes
of
Home
,aicl
the
issue
will
be
a
!
irwwporUitlon
wain,
.
End
of
the
s
ttrike
came
wUi
big
one
at
th-
coming
BiUisl.
Political
Commentators
Intrigued
Mayor
Whitton
Not
Impressed
Blizzard
Hits
Fraser
Valley
1
LONDON
h
The
Alexander
'
for
defence
minister
and
Massey
!
lor
governor-general
boom
in-
VANCOUVER
Near-blizzard
j
trigued'
British
political
com-
,
.
.
.
-
.
1
:
;
1
Ul
IJ1IIAJ
1
1
UlliWUI
UUblMII
WVIII
prcvailed
in
the,
meitators
today
i
(Jon
mDia
reaeraiion
conveiniuii
,
,.
,,,
I
.
-i,
n,,,iiii.nc
I
,
.
k,.,..,,
o
mission
and
the
Union
agreeing
conditions
to
leave
settlement
of
their
dis-1
Frasci
Valley
this
morning
ana
I
British
Cnlnmhia
Federation
It,
was
reported
that
Field
!
Mupslml
Viscount.
Aleximder
is'
to
a
one-man
arbitration
i
as
mucli
as
ten
incnes
oi
new
lis
ffiit.herino
fnct.s
on
the
sltua-
Pute
board
for
final
decision.
I
tion
including
reports
of
work
to
board
another
Northwest
Air
Lines
DC4
homeward
bound
WO
(if
th.
seven
survivors
!
snow
fell
in
some
parts
;
uvketpd
t0
lakc
0V(.r
the,
British
I
Schools
have
been
closed
by
cfcncc
minliStry
and
Vincent!
;
drifting
weather
and
the
cold,
j
M
,g
s,Hted
to
replace
Alex.
ers
from
other
countries
coming
Tom
'top
i
and
Harry.'
assisted
on
the
here
after
being
told
there
a
f
r
m
Sandsplt
were
youthful
Field
bi
others,
KC'AF.
U.S.
Army
and
airlines
men.
Municipalities
mere
was
lour
incnes
oi
new
an.,.
oovemor-General
of:
plenty
ol
Jubs
in
Canada.
mow
in
Vancouver
this
morning.
!
With
750
men
and
70
trucks
engaged,
the
snow
battle
is
cost-
;
ing
the
city
$10,000
a
day.
i
'Talk
Tax
Melon
Canada.
Massey,
is
now
in
London?.
Ho
icluscd
to
comment.
v
Governors-General,
by
estab-
King's
Trip
to
Start
March
10
LONDON
Date
of
the
departure
of
the
King
and
Queen
and
Frncess
Margaiot
for
their
trip
to
South
Africa
lias
been
set
for
March
10.
They
will
sail
on
this
battleship
HMCS
Vanguard
and
are
due
at
Capetown
March
26.
It
will
be
primarily
a
health
trip
for
His
Majesty
but
will
also
have
the
aspect
of
a
goodwill
tour.
(aesong
!
jished
custom,
are
received
by
mm
T
I
L
C
S
i
Hie
Kin
and
Queen
before
tak-
,
,
,.
0,
',
ing
of
their
appointments,
j
VANCOUVER-A
special
meeting
of
the
Union
of
British
Co-
:
lumbia
Municipalities
will
be
held
next
month
to
consider
the
Incident
division
of
the
municipalities'
I
High
10:57
j
share
of
tho
three
percent
tax
and
other
government
appor-'Low
4:49
itionments.
1
17:55
21
i
lect
""""i,
,
-..t,..
fccl
Commissioner
In
London
from
9.5
feet
1935
10
194G-
declined
to
com-
29
feet
mrnt-
Reports
from
Canada
said
the
PANMUNJON
if
The
United
Nations
command
said
today
its
if
l
f
w
Llf
-
J
LJvv
IS
Weather
appointment
of
a
Canadian
was
criticized
in
some
quarters.
In
Ottawa
Charlotte
Whitton,
TODAY'S
STOCKS
K'ourlf-M
H.
II.
JollllMun
t'u.
I.
til
l.
planes
had
bomber
part
of
thCj
Kaesong
neutral
zone
last
Thursday
and
also
probably
stated
a
,
Communist
truce
convoy.
The
United
Nations
command
blamed
the
Kaesong
Incident
on
accidental
release
of
a
bomb
Instead
of
a
wing
tip
gasoline
tank.
It
said
the
pilot
was
trying
U
lighten
his
plane.
j
The
Command
said
that
the
outspoken
mayor,
said
the
appointment
of
a
Canadian
governor-genera!
would
lead
to
disappearance
of
that
office.
Spouking
as
a
private
citizen;
Mavor
Whitton
said
it
would
bring
'politics
into
Rideau
Hall
GALE
AMI
SNOW
There
will
be
a
heavy
snowtitll
along
the
coast,
today.
At
least
six
Inches
of
fresh
snow
is
expected
on
the
lower
mainland.
An
extensive
storm
Is
approaching
tlie
coast
and
gale
warnings
have
been
issued
for
all
coastal
waters.
Tlie
snow
will
spread
1'
THOMPSON,
De-
TORONTO
Atliona
Aumaque
Beat
lie
Hevcourt
.
Buffalo
Canadian
.
Consul.
Smelters
Conwest
Donalda
..
Eldona
F.ast,
Sullivan
ind
the
fine
detached
dignity
of
the
crown"
would
disappear.
..
.09
.
.21
19'4
..
'.74
.18
.197.00
..
3.65
..
.46
..
9.15
fii
nf
Trunsuort
radio
,
bomb
a
1000-pounder
htn
t
no
i
one
and
caused
no
property
dam-:
I
age.
i
DR.
GEORGE
E.
SINGER,
of
Queen
Charlotte
City,
worked
long
hours
on
shocked
survivors,
then
became
coroner
of
The
crown,
she
said,
ibovc
party
politics
ROBERT
GLASS,
radio
officer
in
charge,
took
the
alarm
and
organized
the
rescu,1
party.
Four
other
radio
operators
took
part
In
the
rescue
as
well
as
other
airport
personnel.
-
photos
by
Larry
Stanwood
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
20
Bralome
5.90
B
R
X
03
Cariboo
Quartz
1.15
Congress
05
Cronin
Babine
55
Giant
Mascot
97
Indian
Mines
22
2t
Pend
Oreille
8.50
Pioneer
184
Premier
Border
33'a
Privateer
08
Reeves
MacDonald
6.25
Reno
04
Sheep
Creek
1
63
was
just:
throughout
the
Interior
during
!
the
day.
'
There
Is
warmer
uir
arroni-
was
on
duly
w
hen
th
"I''
In
for
Its
fatal
He
heard
cries
from
'
T
a
few
minutes
later
1
In
the
alarm.
i
n
n
u
e
s
t
s
as
as
bodies
'
were
from
the
wreck.
brought
panylng
this
storm
and
tempera-i
tures
are
expected
to
moderate
'
!
slowly.
The
snow
will
likely
French
Freighter
Air
Traffic
Held
Today
ange
to
rain
along
Uie
west
r
l
I
f
p.
ichii
Children
UEldVCU
DV
JlOffJI
!
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
later
e
CNR
Derailment
Near
Edmonton
---.
t.,lfi
today
and
there
will
be
showers
Fourteen
Million
New
Census
Count
.63
Silbuk
Premier
All
air
flights
to
and
from
rt'liK'c
Rupert
were
washed
out
at
1:30
p.m.
today,
Canadian
Pa-
!sh
Fire
m
V
.00
.19
M
.
o
2.45
Taku
River
Vananda
Salmon
Gold
Spud
Valley
Silver
Standard
JWE,
Quebec
it'
Three
EDMONTON
A
freight
train
,
cillc
Airlines
announced.
A
heavy
v.a
derated
on
the
Canadian
s,orm
ls
reported
.
moving
in
on
..
,
.,
,
..
Eandsp'.t,
while
Vancouver
is
line
two
National
Railways
main
cnuBh,n
Ul(1
mUM
of
a
bUmird
miles
west,
of
Edmonton
today
With
OIU..cighth
of
a
mile
vlsi-
and.
sixteen
cars
went
off
the
billty.
!
1..A
.
(il'ioii
OTTAWA
Filial
census
figures,
expected
to
be
released
In
about,
six
weeks,
should
show
a
population
of
slightly
Giant
Yellowknife
12.20
God's
Lake
35
Hiirdroek
12
Harrlcana
14V4
Heva
10',,
.Toilet
Quebec
48
Lynx
.13V'2
Madsen
Red
Lake
..:
195
M
Kenzle
Red
Lake
41
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.80
Moneta
36
Negus
66
Noranda
81.25
Louvicourt
26
Pickle
Crow
1.56
San
Antonio
2.56
Senator
Rouyn
19
Siherrlt
'Gordon
4.50
Steep
Rock
7.10
Silver
Miller
1.60
Upper
Canada
1.72
Golden
Manitou
7.00
Western
Uranium
3.20
li''d
and
a
fourth
was
injured
Tuesday
when
il
a
two-storey
frame
Uiis
small
town
about
Oils-
of
mixed
rain
and
snow
elsewhere
along
the
coast
tomorrow.
Forecast
North
coast
region
Gale
warning
issued,
snow
south
portion
and
Charlottes
today.
Clear
on
northern
mainland,
becoming
overcast
with
snow
beginning
this
afternoon.
Cloudy
with
snow
flurries
tomorrow.
Milder.
Winds
easterly
(35
increasing
to
50
over
open
water
during
the
morning
Wind
southeast
(30)
tomorrow.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
25
and
38;
Sandsplt,
28
and
37;
Prince
,
Rupert,
20
and
34.
A
French
freighter
due
here
sometime
tonight
or
tomorrow
from
Japan
ls
expected
to
load
grain
for
Italy,
agents
W.
G.
Nickcrson
&
Co.
said
today.
She
is
the
Jean
L.D.,
and
will
require
a
few
hundred
tons
of
fuel
for
onward
transportaUon
to
San
Pedro.
Although
little
word
has
been
received
on
the
type
of
ship,
she
is
dlesel
operated.
Bad
weather
has
delayed
the
freighter
enroute
the
Great
Northern
Circle,
It
was
reported
today
Approximately
300.000
bushels
will
be
loaded
at
government
elevators.
Mii'lv
"lies
north
of
Three!
IVei-s
uebec.
over
14.000.0UU
for
Canada.
The
preliminary
estimate
showed
13.893.000
but
there
have
been
additions
of
missing
names
since
then.
VAST
COLLECTION
track
H
was
expected
the
line
Air
traffic
was
held
up
this'
w;ulci
be
cleared
this
afternoon.
1
'"orning
due
to
bad
Vancouver
I
weather,
Canadian
Pacitic
Air-
!
'
"
I
lines
office
said
here.
Tlie
first
;
CRITICAL
PERIOD
flight
was
delayed
and
passen-j
asked
to
check
back
g"
early;
Slalisllcs
in
the
United
States
.
..
m
the
afternoon
Wednesday
Anglo
Canadian
9.50
A
P
Con
58
x
Calmont
2.40
C
&
E
18.00
Central
Leduc
3.15
Home
Oil
17.20
Mercury
24
'i
Okalta
4.35
Pacific
Pete
1145
Royal
Canadian
24
!'l,
and
Helen
2,
children
Mr.
ap.d
Mrs
Aarit.n
Cote,
snaw
inia
mosi
oivoICes
occur
,
flighl
()f
Landsealre
was
caned-i
in
the
middle
of
the
fourth
year
led.
,
Vancouver
airport
was!
of
umniase.
I
"closed
in"
by
zero
ceiling.
'
More
than
55
miles
of
shelving
i
are
required
to
house
the
volumes
In
the
British
Museum.
M'"1
?re
is
reported
to
have
an
overheated
fur-
!
-
....
.
a.
-
4
J