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:
VOL.
XLI,
No.
17
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JANUARY
21,
1932
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
DELIVERY
81
j
VI
t
H-
t
.
..
.
IP;
r
Ministers
Take
Over
Vacancies
Forty-Five
American
Soldiers
Perish
'
IAf
f
tag
km
m
;i
:
.
ii
f?
t
v
t
iT'A'i
Lose
Lives
vvmie
on
Their
Way
home
to
bee
O
wn
Sick
and
Dying
1
emmw
i
'
-
-
?
-
In
Crashes
VICTORIA
Premier
Byron
Johnson
has
assigned
governmental
departments.
Conservative
ministers
of
wbich
resigned
last
week,
to
remaining
Liberal
members
of
the
cabinet.
The
premier
is
retaining
tne
title
coalition
for
his
government.
Pending
the
election,
the
cabinet
now
consists
of
only
seven
members.
The
Premier
himself
takes
over
the
ministry
of
finance;
Hon.
J
;
H.
Cates,
minister
of
labor,
also
VANCOUVER
(CP)
-
Forty-!
We
M
I
They
persona
perished
Saturday
Valiant
Work
of
Rescuers
at
Sandspit
Saved
Some
Lives
liodies
Being
Recovered
By
LARRY
STANWOOD
.
.
ft
-,
V-
,;
.
three
ulane
eraMie.i.nn
the
wen'
Prayed
Crash
ccist.
Thirty
six
persons,
includ-i
1
f
i
ins
a
stewardess,
were
lost
wher
i
J
a
United
States
bound
Korean
'
airlift
plane
crashed
into
the
Pacific
ocean
near
Sandspit
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Seven
were
rescued.
Srenes
of
Poignancy
in
Wintry
Sea
SEATTLE
(CP)
At
McChord
Air
Force
base
here
today
seven
survivors
of
the
Sandspit
DC4
crash
told
il
praying
in
unison
A
tragic
story
unfolded
today
at
an
isolated
landing
field
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
while
dying
relatives
at
home
will
not
see
their
sons,
husbands,
and
fathers
who
were
coming
home
from
Korea
and
Japan
on
compassionate
leave.
Seven
survived.
Ten
bodies,
have
been
found
and
dragging,
j
would
land
at
about
one
thirty
beachcombing
and
diving
oper-A.M.
Saturday.
It
overshot
the
ations
are
still
under
way
to
,
Sandspit
airfield,
landing
a
mile
Three
were
killed
when
a
B-17
i
bomber,
returning
home
after
1
1.
becomes
minister
of
mines;
Hon.
H!xrry
Bow
man,
minister
of
agriculture,
also
assumes
railways
and
fisheries;
Hon.
A.
D.
Turn-bull,
minister
of
health
and
welfare,
takes
on
municipal
affairs
and
trade
and
commerce,
and
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney,
minister
of
lands,
also
becomes
minister
of
public
works.
Hon.
Gordon
Wispier,
attorney
general,
away
when
the
crisis
came
last
week,
returned
to
Victoria
today.
Hon.
W.
T.
Straith,
minister
of
education,
is'
due
searching
for
the
plane
down
in
as
they
watched
their
comoan
;the
Queen
Charlottes,
clipped
j
(0))s
ept
from
tfte
wing'one
f
TOWN
Stone
ruins
of
a
once-thriving
centre
near
the
southwestern
Ontario
hamlet
by
one
to
their
deaths
in
icy
seas
'tain
(Mount
Tyler)
in
Northern
ii
near
Kitchener
now
are
a
popular
tourist
attraction.
They
once
housed
Breweries,
tunn-'ry,
shoe
factory
and
Wher
buildings
In
a
village
founded
in
1845.
The
village
was
rein
re
for
20
years
but
then
gradually
began
to
die.
The
nearby
hamlet
of
Salem
ipart
Wa.sh
ngtcm
during
a
snowstorm
U
Hjn
West
,
It
catapu
tea
over
a
peak
and
f
sk.dded
to
the
five
thousand
pedBbeli8th
:
al
e
WBM.
foot
level
where
It
burst
'"to:.
tii
is
ftiown
in
the
oacKgroundi
nas
a
popuiauon
or
tuo.
(CP
fhutui
Six
airmen
were
burned
to
!
ff
J!?
"ff
,?.e
f
nee
Rupert
Hoopsters
Ghost
Town
death
at
the
Mather
Air
Force
:
u
u,u,','',l
"'"
-
'c
"'
laler'
ulcs
ba.se
near
Sacramento,
Califor-;
Lieut.
Donald
E.
Baker
of
niR
whon
.i
disabled
hnmher
i
locate
26
more
bodies
of
a
crew
!
further
in
a
shallow
bay.
and
U.S.
Army
personnel
pas-,
Everett
Thompson
was
the
sengers
of
a
DC4
Northwest
i
operator
on
duty
when
the
plane
Airlines
plane
which
crashed
;
approached
the
runway
from
the
near
the
shore
here
early
Sat-
J
nortn
Xne
operator
had
been
in
urday
morning.
j
'
contact
with
the
pilot
"every
few
Today
an
American
Air
Force
minutes.
But,
when
he
came
in
helicopter
was
scheduled
to
ar-
j
to
land,
I
knew
he
was
going
rive
aboard
a
"Flying
Boxcar"
;
to
overshoot,"
said
Thompson,
from
McChord
Airbase
to
con-
j
"He
hit
the
runway
once
about
tinue
search
for
bodies
while
a
third
way
in
then
skimmed
RCAF
divers
will
attempt
to
dis-
the
surface
and
took
off
again."
lodge
.bodies
from
the
sunken
1
John
Davey,
customs
officer,
and
aircraft.
i
Bill
Mitchell,
airport
mainten-
Three
dead
are
crew,
includ-!
ance
man,
were
in
the
radio
ing
a
woman
stewardess.
Other
room
standing
by.
dead
are
American
soldiers
re-I
Mitchell
was
on
hand
with
the
pancaked
atop
a
crowded
guardhouse
and
exploded
ten
minutes
later.
king
Senior
A
Plunge
n
Ontario
iiict'
Iiupcit
Co-operative
Challengers,
,
Prince.
i
RAl.FM
Orit
Ahnut
n
Cln-
back
this
week.
FINAL
BLOW
-IP
Coalition
was
formed
in
1941.
Stresses
and
strains
on
it
during
last
year
blew
the
union
Friday
when
Premier
Johnson
asked
for
the
resignation
of
the
finance
'
minister,
Herbsrt
Anscomb,
Progressive
Conservative
leader.
Mr.
Anscomb
resigned
and
so
did
his
three
Progressive
Conservative
cabinet
colleagues.
Anscomb
announced
at
the
same
time
Progressive
Conservative
members
of
the
48
seat
legislature
would
move
to
the
Opposition
benches.
I
On
Friday
this
left
the
Liberals
The
Northwest
Airlines
D
C-4
Glendale,
California,
said
survivors
on
'he
wing
"siowly
fell
away.",
About
three
minutes
before
the
rescue
boat
came
there
were
ten.
"We
were
numbed
with
cold
and
they
kept
slipping
away
from
us."
s
senior
rep
nasKeioaiiers,
nave
decided
to
,,.
'
h'
a,lri
wmsiM
trying
for
an
emergency
Senior
B
company,
in
which
they
have
been
future
seemed
in
store
for
this
''"b
J
Sa"dsp'tHAir,J"rt1fl
.1
,
northeast
I
l"e
Charlotte
islands
,
A
;
community
16
miles
of
peni
ior
me
iui
lew
year.-,
una
jo
oemur
j
Kitehene.
.
Us
500
residents
found
when
it
ran
out
of
the
runway
and
smacked
into
water
three-
Decision
means
Prinri
Rilnprt
nmnlrutupni
in
lun
hrpwprlfn
n
turning
home
from
Tokyo
and
;
airport
firewagon
because
of
the
Korea.
warning
that
one
engine
of
the
STEWARDESS
"WONDEKFIX"
;
One
survivor
said
the
stewardess,
Jean
Cheadle,
Seattle,
Ail
passengers
were
going
i
piane
was
out
Both
saw
the
Slides
to
Pentlcton
in
March
'
1u"ners
of
?
ml'e
oltt
shore-
goes
early
tannery,
a
shoe
factory,
a
grist
1
.
for
provincial
semi-finaLs
there.!
mill,
a
sawmill
and
a
pot-barley
j
Jen,were"led
ln
tne
fmasn-
The
winners
will
meet
Lower
;
mill.
I
Th?,
oU'"
33
c,raled
?.ut.
on
,a
Mainland
vs.
Vancouver
Island
!
a'f
subn?"Sd
wm8
but
my
Totlav
crumblinc
'
ruins
of
sU.ne
e
(fraoung
"f
7
able
to
until
were
hang
on
,,,
fllal
,nr
,h
....nvinz-ipt
semi-final
for
the
piovlnclal
buildings
are
the.
on
v
tancib
e
...
...
home
on
"emergency
leave,
sam
,
aDOrtive
landing
and
take-off.
was
"Just
wonderlul.
(
an
investigating
U.S.
Army
of
On
nf
them
shnntprt
t.
thp!w",h
23
seats
and
the
combined
i
"She
helped
us
all
and
we
were
j
tlclal
here
Tneir
relatives
at
all
praying
for
her
but
she
slip-
nome
wcre
either
dangerously
ili
ped
off,
crying:
-Help
mcf
or
near
death.
operator:
"What
is
he
banking
opposition
with
22
The
balance
so
steep
for
at
such
a
low
alti-1
01
Power
was
held
b
lnree
mem"
title.
.
-
'
:
itinue
cuuie
in
nic
luiin
ui
two
reminder
u
th
100
r
so
re-
I
,
i
-i,if
.,.,
i
i....
tude?"
Later
thev
told
the
Dailv.ocrs
wno
were
enrwu
m-t
ish
All
thU
leads
to
interprovin-,
maininE
rcsldenU
that
their
I
41.
""l"
,
'
-,
Id
Trains
Tr.ifflr
Aitain
Tied
Une
man
swam
auer
ner
out
Wrntlinr
and
a
watphf.il
Sanri-
News
reporter
i
that
the
plane
---
iinniiLk
wuu
w,
,u
jt-o,a
v,.
w
nnmtwr
iuc
viuftTnri
Mint
an
unr
nriT
rparn
nrr
hp
nurt'iv
..
,.
,
i
championship
finals.
Uhe
bu.iest
in
the
northern
part
:riv
xri(irs,prp
hrn,.ht
.emim,
to
crawl
hark
on
the
3"
a"io-.
"
e
"e?iu,cu?!
appeared
no
more
than
fitly
Practices
of
the
locals
will
now
of
Welltnelon
county.
Only
the
'
hv
,
,IS
,,.,,
0arri
hPlieontnr.
winr
himself
1
'ne,
on
Li
,
tu
V"
.
'..,'
from
the
edge
of
the
run
lili
fiiiitrly.
by
Snow
rtimtwrire
m
real-
ean.eiit
and
i
grist
null
is
still
m
use.
;
saving
the
lust
seven
men
who
way
wnen
it
banked
sharply
to
iclung
with
only
their
nerves
to
.hp
,
ft
'
as
straight
coalitionists.
These
three
votes
were
swung
to
the
Liberals
Saturday.
One
of
the
Coalitionfhts,
Labor
Minister
John
Cates.
showed
his
acceptance
of
the
Liberal
banner
by
taking
on
the
new
portfolio
of
mines.
Another.
Herbert
Welch,
mem-
a
protruding
wing
of
the
party
.
'
VK,
,
they
will
get
outside
competi-j
Except
for
artists
who
visit'
tion
in
a
series
to
be
played
this
lnc
community
for
subject
mat-',
week-end
here
with
Ketchikan
:
Ui..
i.;w
know
the
picturesque;
submerged
tour-engined
aircraft,
'
.
Operator
Thompson
said
he
in
and
out
of
Prince
ip
indefinitely
tied
up
'lay
by
snowslides
and
in
the
lower
Skeena
he
train,
which
was
to
ie
out
tonight,
will
not
a
quarter
mile
from
shore.
called
the
aircraft
several
times
all-stars.
Greatest
Peacetime
Budget
at
Washington
WASHINGTON.
President
Truman
sent
Con-
j
No
names
of
passengers
sur-
vivors
or
lost
were
released
1
pending
notification
of
next-of-!
kin.
i
beauty
of
the
deep
gorge
of
the
Irvine
River
which
was
harnessed
'
;
to
operate
its
mills
in
the
last
;
j
century.
i
A
man
named
Sam
Wlssler,
who
i
Names
of
lost
crew
arc
Capt.
Russia's
Puck
Bid
Reiected
(Continued
on
page
2t
Seiner
Sinks
At
Cow
Bay
ber
for.
Comox,
said
he
would
j
suport
Johnson
and
political
ob-i
servers
took
it
for
granted
a
third,
B.
Mclntyre,
member
for
Mackenzie,
would
follow
suit.
I
The
shuffle
added
no
new
I
members
to
the
cabinet
but
simp-jly
distributed
tlv
portfolios
held
j
by
Progressive
Conservatives
to
'tl,n
nM
T
Ihnral
pnhinpf
mpmhpr
came
with
his
brothers
from
Clay
ress
today
an
$85,440,000,000
budget
for
1952-5J5
John
Pfaffinger,
First
Officer
county.
Pennsylvania,
founded
'
.
,
,
.
,
.
,
choombc
and
Stewaress
June
the
village
in
i45.
He
was
the
which
is
an
unprecedented
figure
for
the
United
&.npulc
uU
of
Seattle.
lore
tomorrow
afternoon
aig.
Tlie
next
inbound
Tuesday
niglt.
ir,
four
miles
west
of
Is
a
r
-nlly
large
one
-leim
and
25
feet
deep.
it
slide,
five
miles
east
ii.su.
is
llio
feet,
long
and
'vt
deep.
"Hal
trouble
is
caused
U.S.
,Army
official
said
the
i
guiding
gennis
of
the
industrial
e)
laU
t
tXC
f.cci)t
ill
111
ail
illl-(r?lt
a"
mi
War
'
ZURICH
Russia's
uppllen-
development
Ihal
followed
his
i
'
The
President
said
it
was
a
'
forty
soldier
passengers
were
all
Hon
t'
participate
ln
the
Oiym-
urst
clearing
of
the
land.
His
pic
hockey
tournament
was
turn-
influence
grew
until
he
was
able
d
down
Sunday
by
the
Interna-
to
nrnmge
that
a
railway
Ihinul
lire
Hockey
Federation.
I
ranched
miles
out.
of
its
way
to,
Dr
Fritz
Drautz,
president
of,
p-arby
Fergus
instead.
Those!
"heavy
burden"
the
price
of
going
home
on
emergency
leave,
peace.
It
would
amount
to
$550
Officers
who
interviewed
the
for
every
man,
woman
and
child
,
men
said
some
had
fathers
and
In
the
United
States.
Mr.
Tru-!
mothers
dangerously
ill.
A
young
man
warned
there
is
grim
evl-;
lieutenant
had
a
daughter
tly-dence
that
"the
Kremlin
would
'
Ing.
Yesterday
it
was
reported
not
stop
at
resorting
to
war
In
she
had
died.
Two
brothers
were
order
to
gum
ivs
ends."
among
those
saved.
They
said
,
(that,
if
one
had
been
drowned,
nt;
.snow
live
to
ten
feel
the
way
between
Kwln-Terrace.
Is
no
railwny
trouble
Terrace.
ihe
HHf,
told
a
meeting
of
the
two
blows
marked
the
beginning
edi
ration's
executive
committee
Qf
the
end
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
big
n
,eft
lne
povprnmcnt.
with
a
hsh
.
Ace
sunk
packer
Western
lay
sovrn
man
cabm(,t
0Cln
or
tn(,
at
the
entrance
of
Cow
this
Bay
.
smallcst
t
recf
llt
B
c.
hisU)rv.
morning,
only
mast
and
the
tip
Premlcr
johnson
.
announced
of
the
bow
showing,
and
salvage
tne
next
sessjon
o
parliament
ls
operations
were
being
essayed
set
to
start
February
19
and
will
this
afternoon-
by
Armour
Sal-
non
sch(,tUlc
A
provincial
vat..-
Co.
with
a
view
to
raising
,ncra,
cccUon
is
rorcrast
for
the
vessel
and
taking
her
to
Mc-
,iy
or
junc
Lean
boat
yard
at
Seal
Cove.
Thlx
,
Ktrait!ht
coalitionist
in
Last
evening,
the
vessel
start-
'
t.,c
Legislature
have
gone
Over
ed
to
tilt
while
on
the
Prince
Ru-
t,0
the
government
and
the
divi-pert
Fishermen's
Co-opvrativc
sjon
of
scuts
is
thus:
mat
inn
application
arrived
100
As
tiu,
.surrounding
land
was
lato
fiv
consideration
as
the
Oslo
Conr.ivss
nc-xt
month
will
take
piece
Just
before
the
games
I'.art.
rn
Down
the
other
would
have
drowned
I
too
trying
to
save
him.
Their
j
father
was
dying
in
San
Francisco.
Tlie
survivors,
seven
of
them,
ways.
Fearing
that
damage
would
Liberals
26
I
.ill
tt
nf
th-hprnUm
nf
the
cleared
for
farming,
the
tannery
closed
for
lack
of
tanbark
and
thi-
sawmill
for
lack
of
timber.
The
fhoc
factory
closed
becau.se
there
was
no
leather
from
the
tannery.
Farmers
began
to
feed
their
grain
to
livestock
and
there
was
none
for
the
barley
mill
and
the
bieweries.
People
moved
away.
Now,
even
the
stone
ruins
uir
sinking
and
crumbling,
a
ghost
town's
last
monument
to
high
hopes.
i
stewardess
who
died
trying
to
,
b
do"e
,thpre.
?he
wf
ken
off
l
...
..
......
I
ii'
with
t.h
a
a
view
Vlpw
to
n
hpuph
beaching
ntr
in
In
shal
nnal.
ncouver
Pioneer
City
Woman
Passes
I
save
soldiers
thrown
mio
me
Coalition
Break
Not
Unexpected
Was
Bound
To
funic,
Says
Mcltac
Boss"
Did
Right
Thin
A
Progressive
Conservatives
11
C.C.F
8
Independents
2
Labor
.'
1
-
T
i
D
eT-
'tion
lor
Admission
"(hall
I
nimi
Itejectrd
low
water.
Before
that
could
be
done,
she
sank.
No
one
was
injured
Capt.
Geofrey
White
of
Massct
was
skipper
of
the
vessel.
I
h..llA
(PrllP
Wpstem
In-
;l.fnwtienal
Football
Union
Sun-
waters.
Survivors
said
about
30
of
the
pj-ssengers
got
out
of
the
aircraft
through
the
emergency
door.
All
of
them
tried
to
get
onto
the
protruding
wing
but
incoming
tide
swells
would
wash
them
off
into
the
sea.
Then
others,
swimming
around
the
aircraft,
would
try
for
the
wing.
Mrs.
Duniel
Sclierk,
pioneer
Prince
Rupert
woman,
died
Sunday
aflfmoon
In
Victoria
at
ft
private
nursing
home.
Seventy-eight
years
of
age,
she
had
been
fi'iM'd
to
admit
the
Vau
lAt.'K
1MCIUK
.
.
.
Says
"Boys"
nt
ry
for
tlv
1952
season.
Did
Right
;i
described
by
the
Van
I
Tuesday,
January
22,
11)52
Hubert
Ward
returned
to
the
High
8:41
,
19.5
feet
city
on
the
Camosun
last
night
22:21
15.7
feet
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancou-
Low
..
2:00
10
0
feet
ver.
I
15:54
6.0
feet
End
of
the
coalition
between
Liberals
and
Progressive
8on-
representatives
as
the
1,1
l,,,or
,,Jr
yeuia.
i
breach
of
faith
in
thc!clob(,r
sllc
lrft
rHncc
Ilui'l'rt
of
sport.
f"r
Victoria.
.
fl
'
h..
s.
Several
men
struck
out
for
the
.servallvcs
in
British
Columbia's
slorc
Kwimming.
initial
convention
rejvet-!
fxi
till
l-reoeceased
oy
ner
nusouuu
u
few
years
ago,
Mrs.
tacherk
is
survived
by
five
sons-Russell,
Mpuhpii
RvmmiH
nnrl
Vemoll.
a.sl
league'
application
1
TODAY'S
STOCKS
'"
llriinelil.se
Weather
Syllepsis
ley
Arctic
air
is
rushing
sout
h-vard
tlvotigh
the
interior
on
the
hrels
of
a
bitter
north
wind.
Temperatures
tumbled
sharply
ln
the
Caribou
last
niglTt
with
ninlmums
of
20
below
reported
Cuesnel
and
Prince
George.
Egyptians
Murder
Nun
ISMAILIA
&
British
troops
oday
sj-oured
Arab
quaj
ters
here
in
the
wake
of
the
slaying
of
a
ew
York-born
nun.
A
British
Army
announcement
'list,
night
said
"it
has
been
es
r
r
k
the
discussion
in
Re-
nit
nf
Prtnpp
Rimprf
ur.d
Rex
(Courtesv
H.
11.
Jtilint'iii
C'.
1.1(1.
)a
delegates
threatened
to
in
vietorla'
mid
one
dauL'hter.
government
was
not
aitoginerj
n
ls
estimated
13
of
the
bodies
unexpected
by
J.
D.
McRac,
MLA
are
slill
ln
Ule
aircraft.
Sur-
for
Prince
Rupert,
even
if
it
vlvors
sai(i:
Many
were
knocked
did,
In
the
end,
come
suddenly.
uucn.sclou.s
.
.
."
Mr.
McRae
returned
to
the
HKSCl'K
OPKRATIONS
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
Operations
of
recovering
bod-
from
the
south
where
hp
aUnd-
les
was
started
Saturday
with
ed
final
sessions
of
the
special
dragging
and
surface
searching,
inauirv
board
of
the
Legislature
Seven
bodies
were
found
Sut-
iiimtirij
A
111
witlitlrawlng
from
the
Mrs
Rena
Bvesley
in
Kamloops.
!
Many
old
friends
will
regret
to
the
iippliculion
had
been.'.ipar
of
Mrs.
Scherk's
demise.
the
Calgary
delegates
i
The
remains
are
being
brought
prepared
statement,
say-i
homo
Wednesday
aboard
the
Progress
of
this
cold
wave
to
llfU('l
VANCOl'VDR
American
Standard
.27
Bralorne
5.90
Congrless
'.
.06
Ctonin
Bablnc
57
Giunt
"Mascot
.98
Indian
Mines
23
Pernio
Oreille
8.4D
Pioneer
1.90
ward
the
south
coast
is
expected
on
the
Industrial
Conciliation
urday,
three
more
Sunday,
to
be
rather
slow
although
the
j
Act.
He
was
ln
the
south
when
RCAF
divers
from
Pat
Bay
m
'ii
tablished"
that
Sister
Anthony.
v
would
refer
the
question
'steamer
Prince
George
by
Ver
'
v.it,cirawinK
to
the
full
Cul
arrived
early
Sunday
but
could
the
not
get
a
boat
until
high
winds
eeutive
52.
was
killed
by
one
group
of
Fraser
Valley
will
feel
its
effects
I
the
coalition
break
came.
Egyptian
"thugs'V
who
invaded
a
"jvernlght
Pressures
in
the
Yu-j
Mr
McRac,
speaking
to
convent
garden
td
throw
a
bomb
kon
are
extremely
high
and
-'
Da.ily
natlv
News
News
noted
noted
that
that
over
over
two
prevented
uivmg.
runner
ai
at
Britons.
ls
expected
that
this
cold
spell
vcars
a,,0
Liberals
and
Con-
tempts
will
be
made
today.
non
Scherk.
who
flew
south
yesterday,
and
the
funeral
will
be
held
Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs.
Scherk
was
one
of
the
founders
of
the
Pentecostal
Mission
here
and
continued
active
in
its
work
through
the
years.
.33
.08
y-t
.04
Premier
Border
....
...
Privateer
Reno
will
be
or
several
days
duration
I
quest
Into
The
nun
was
killed
during
a
four-hour
buttle
between
British
!
roups
and
Kgyptlan
snipers.
ocrvatives
had
passed
resolutions
Also
scheduled
to
arrive
today
to
end
coalition
"at
an
appro-
a
".'"''Be
classified
army
trnns-
prititc
time
in
the
future."
Then
port."
,i,p
P,,for.ihiP
hinli.i.
leLsiu-
One
problem
in
ii:overing
I
GALE
WARNING
North
Coast
Region
Gale
warning
Issued.
Mostly
clear
Tragedy
I'oeg
the
mainland.
Cloudy
with!
tl011
was
passed
as
"another
dlcs
arc
the
sea
lice
which
Bevcoutt
73
Buffalo
Canadian
10
Vi
Consul.
Smelters
196.00
Conwest
3.70
Donalda
-
46
Eldona
.19
East
Sullivan
9.15
Giant
Yellowknife
12.00
God's
Lake
37
Hardrock
lit',
Hurricana
IVX
Heva
.10'is
Jolief.
Quebec
4R
I.ltle
Long
Lac
i
Lynx
13
Malscn
Red
Lake
1.56
McKenzie
Red
Lake
....
44
McLeod
Cockshut
2.84
Moneta
35
Negus
6
Noranda
80.75
Louvieourt
28
Fickle
Crow
1.80
San
Ahtonio
2.59
Senator
Rouyn
11
Shcrrit
Gordon
4.30
Steep
Rock
7.00
Silver
Miller
1.52
Upper
Canada
1.71
Golden
Manitou
6.95
have
started
their
ravages
on
the
Kleiv
scattered
snow
flurries.
'
siem)llll,
.s.nnn."
These
moves
bodies.
elsewhere
clearing
late
this
eve-;
iau
lcll
tnc
puDiic
with
Hie
United
KIiiI.pk
Armv
Rescuers
of
the
survivors,
who
ning.
Colder.
Wind-north
15
feeling
that
the
coalition
was
Truce
Settlement
Between
Britain
and
Egypt
Reached
only
Serving
on
a
temporary
.,1,!?,
day,
were
Robert
Glass
and
,rf"finel
and
American
flying
'til
jwere
involved,
a
Cunadian
,nu,t
must
he
lielrl
ini.i
tin.
except
northeast
(35)
down
mainland
inlets.
Lows
tonight
j
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
to
break
status
and
was
"goin
Jack
Fra.ser,
Department
of
Truns-
nnrl.
nnprntors.
whn
rpm'hpd
the
sooner
or
later.
Slash
trained
v
nt.
Hini
unit.
Sheep
Creek
1.70
Silvak
Premier
66
Vananda
19
Salmon
Gold
04
Spud
Valley
20
t-'llver
Standard
"
2.-50
Western
Uranium
3.00
Oils
A
P
Con
60
Calmont
2.40
Central
Leduc
3.15
Home
OU
..
17.00
Mercury
28
Okalta
4.30
Pacific
Pete
10
25
Royal
Canadian
.27
TORONTO
Aumaque
.21
Vi
Beattie
.19
'Hid.
Sandtpil
20
and
20.
Prince
Rupert,
10
and
20,.
"It
would
have
been
a
diffi-
scene
or
the
crash
m
a
f0urteen-
Charlotte
'islands,
which'
""
8
lwli.,.i
.
,
l.fllKU
W
-
r.gypiltlll
liew.
papeis
eiainieu
iuu.ij
Mini,
ninn
ivn
cult
session
anvwav."
comment
foot
outboard
motor
boat
at
Rlil.ht
rtimuiro
iu..
,l,mo
In
n
cu
"II
.
111
ugaiu
lu
Hie
aU0llt
tlliee
A.M..
all
llOUr
aild
wall
by
a
short
circuit
Ln
wiring
!
forthcoming
sitting
of
the
Legis-
a
naU
after
thc
cl.ash.
starting
fire
at
11:55
this
morn-
,ature-
I'IKST
TltOl'BLE
'
ing
at
Chandler's
Studio
on!
"Premier
Johnson
did
the
Bound
for
Tacoma
air
base.
Fourth
Street.
The
fire
depart-
right
thing,"
Mr.
McRae
agreed,
the
DC4
airliner
reported
engine
sx
lives
lll"'ly"
I
Saud
of
Arabia
lias
worked
out
a
truce
settlement
-for
Britain
and
A
Sroroner
on
th
-
I-l-m
'
KJ'Pt
following
;
"secret
correspondence"
with
President
Truman.
leejiiy
oprm,c
'
a
he-uiiiV
so!
Tllc
1lan
P'ov'1'
for
evacuation
of
British
troops
from
the
the
bodies
of
survivors!
Bucz
Callul
zone
recoBiiltlon
of
the
unity
of
Egypt
und
the
Sudan,
niigat
be
identified
and
released
i
United
States
to
arm
an
Egyptian
armored
unit
of
30,000
men
.j?t'Uver.V
to
their
homes.
1
Iree
of
charge
and
Egypt
to
Join
the
Middle
East
command
in
a
t
tUlence
will
be
taken
later,
j
light
against
Communism.
ment
was
promptly
on
hand
to
"He
showed
himself
more
of
a
trouble
shortly
before
midnight
i
iexUiiuili
the
incipient
blaze,
(leader
than
ever."
and
advtsed
Sandspit
radio
UJ