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VOL.
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75
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MARCH
28,
1952
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at
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Holds
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fe-
Action
X-S?
Unseasonable
Snow
Here
j
Heavy,
wet
snow
cast
of
Prince
;
Runert
kicked
out
telenraph
I
V
1
I
:
a
.
,
!
CCr
on
Foreign
Affairs
Sees
No
Need
'to
Disturb
Canada's
unity
on
NATO
Support
OTTAWA
(Special
to
Daily
News)-A
member
Limine
IW
il
he
Scarry
tu
4
lines
earlv
this
mornirm
and
in-1
termittantly
disrupted
power;
supply
by
shorting
transmission
;
lines.
;
;
jvi-
Premier
E.
an
mat
Alberta
.l0
further
action
M.anwhiic.itwasabewidered
fi0m
ie
West
Coat
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
'
Liberal,
11
robin
who
sang
mournfully
this
morning
after
a
night's
snowfall
:
S!;ccna.
made
a
slashing
attack
on
the
CCF
last
t,,h
Columbia
ve-
,f
dampened
hU
spirits
to
herald,
,;
,
t
.:,
tj
fpi-,.ltp
on
external
affairs
tVii
mm
n(
nf
snrinff
Amonc
the
ill
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v
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1
that
the
,
first
of
the
red-breasts
on
the
Awlowha.te
declared
Prince
Runert
scene,
he
was
.
currently
dcoa-.M
wan
-ol-on-
likely
thlnkliiR
much
tht
same
.(wue
motion,
moved
by
Ferey
as
city
residents
that
the
wca-:Vir
i-ht
c,f
vleUort,
CCF
Nationa.
iherman
got
his
cast-west
dircc-'
PrcUcicnt.
wai
th;
first
lio.is
mixed
!
mlidtnce
motion
on
foreiyn
,1
It
WlOR'CU
.ie
validity
of
the
;
and
restrictive
y
in
effect."
:Jre(i
swiement
is-,.
a
meeting
of
the
Mi.
Manning
said:
j.d
imposition
ol
.umb
restrictive
ork
shipments
from
,
ith
the
exception
nton
area
i.s
unwar-
Canadian
Dollar
At
Highest
Mark
'St
made,
in
the
Canadian
iTniinwino.
th.
rtownnonr
nf
Policy
III
-'
'
I
z
I
-
uniit
imneccssary.
i-1
3
i
ne
Sri.''
P:irlismcl11
for
ma"v
ar'5
ana
rain
Inte
rain
yesterday,
turned
K'0u3ht
to
an
end
th3
proua
crow
last
evenin?
to
fall
nearly
an
inch,
throut?hout
the
nit;ht.
boasts
so
often
made
by
member?
U
parties
.that
Canada
was
continuinB
heavily
this
morning.
.
.
united
on
external
policy
and
Temperatures
remain
lust
.
,0
ever
freezing
level,
giving
snow
'
world,
that
slushy
texture.
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n
Aoo'.ewnaitj
expresoL-d
the
No
report
was
available
this
.
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r.
ion
that
the
motion
lepie-
-.
morning
on
highway
conditions
'
.
,
.
n,a.,
.
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f,7ii.
.j
Eiiied
no
large
body
of
Canad-
!
L
.
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t
k
;
uniDU
government
l
V
as
that
thev
'U1
fv
J
an
on
ihi
matter
i
Tj
V
I
ive
held
further
clLs-
s.
1
.
1
h
their
livestock
-
.
.
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CAW
ADIAN
CHAIRMAN
David
M.
Johnson,
Canada's
perman-
NEW
YORK
The
Canadian
dollar
moved
up
to
its
highest
mark
on
the
New
York
Exchange
in
seventeen
years
when
it
was
quoted
at
a
premium
of
l'
cents
today.
Slump
Hits
Gt.
Britain
By
ALAN
HARVEY
1
;:r-
u",l-,a'a
,e""
llu
"
,r
ht;
lan
public
opinion
for.
although
,d
game
of
ficals.
w
e
.
VV
hope
that,
following
I
'
.
X
.tations.
the
British
V
V
vemment's
decision
1
.4
Fj
i
thai
Alberta
will
lk
-
.
the
CCF
national
release
of
!
ent
representative
at
United
Nations
headquarters
in
New
York,
this
month
holds
the
rotating
chairmanship
of
the
U.N.'s
'
Disarmament
Commission.
The
chairmanship
rotates
among
.member
nations
monthly
in
alphabetical
order
Mr.
Johnson,
i
a
former
solicitor
in
the
Finance
Department,
joined
the
I
Externa!
Affairs
Department
in
1947
and
served
for
a
time
as
acting
High
Commissioner
in
Eire.
This
is
a
United
Nations
t
Photo,
iCP
PHOTO
i
f.:ed
into
a
position
f
I
;
o
Asking
Beef
r,iy
recuur.se
will
bo
h
1
,
,
a
r
'
March
4
had
opposed
the
arm-
anient
goals
set
at
Lisbon
and:
had
decried
American
domin-'
'
ance,
the
CCF
News
of
Vancou-;
j
vcr
on
March
5
had
praised
the
accomplishments
of
Lisbon
and
1
urged
less
whining
and
sneering
at
the
United
Spates.
'
the
validity
of
the
1
I
Floor
Price
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
Textile
Industry
in
Bad
Way-Many
Unemployed
tONnon
CP)
For
the
first
f.KTING
a
meeting
will
be
;
I
I
.wa
April
2
and
3
to
;
Applewhaite
said,
if
the
Can-
ell
SCC
.anaaiens
an
OTTAWA
The
federal
govern-
adian
House
adopted
the
resolu-
Hrn
ln
npariv
two
decades
the
GALE
WRECKS
HOUSE
George
Cairns
of
Toronto's
suburban
Long
Branch
looks
sorrowfully
at
the
raging
waters
of
Lake
Ontario
which
have
torn
away
the
living
room
and
two
bedrooms
and
flooded
the
remainder
of
his
home.
In
Long
Branch
44
families
were
left
homeless
and
21
houses
were
condemned
as
unfit
for
human
habitation
In
on-the-spot
checks
by
village
councillors.
The
storm
extended
all
along
the
Great,
Lakes
area
from
Oshawa
to
Windsor
and
damage
was
heavy.
(CP
Photo)
livestock
situation.
Minister
Harry
Bow-
I
.
Victoria
Thursday.
.
.an
said
that
he
and
Wings
Take
Stro
ment
was
asked
by
representa-
Hon,
the
world
press
would
carry
term
..siump"
is
being
freely
i
tives
of
prairie
farmers'
unions
nuh
headlines
as
"Disunity
in
useA
to
de3Cribe
conditions
in'l
yesterday
to
.
establish
floor
NATO"
or
"NATO
attacked
a
section
0f
British
Industry,
prices
on'
beef
.
,
'
Founder
Member
or
"NATO,
De-
The
shadow
0(
short
time
and
Meeting
yesterday
with
Rt.
nounced
as
Purely
Militaristic
unempioyment
has
fallen
across
;
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
Organization"
or
'
NATO
Held
bv
;
thg
drab
mm
tQwns
ln
lhe
north
trade
and
commerce,
and
Hon.'
Canada
to
be
Organ
of
Aggres-
of
England
whose
h-shaped
Stewart
Garson.
minister
of
jus-
sion."
television
aerials
and
smoking
Columbia
livestock
r,
Dr.
W
R
Gtinn,
a
meeting
called
by
(Gardiner,
federal
min-
a
Taken
in
Victoria
Case
iNHI
Pfev-nff
S
uce,
i.
L.
rneips.
presioem
o.
ne
no
uw.u.
v
v
resolu
chimney
pots
suggested
a
pros-
the
Saskatchewan
Farmri'
served
by
Introducing
the
perity
uninterrupted
since
pre-
r..l
I.
rnM
Minimum
tinn
n
e
tha
nVtnfrA
tlre
tiroll
ullrloP
lf.Sj
Bvay
wan
.culture.
a
there
will
be
no
British
Columbia's
reo
poliry.
Mr,
Bow-
:er
did
not
,ay
what
'.
be
taken
following
,
meeting
prwe-of
28
'jc
per
pound
for
ay
before
its
Introduction.
He
Sixty
o.JIv
v
thousand
workers
in
the
i
.
urairle
farmers
on
best
quality
said
that,
far
from
helping
in
beef.
any
way.
it
just
added
to
the
'"
i
iiiuiui
cdi
"iiuij,
v
irauj
innuiSu
ui
,.Mu.sa.n
Labor
Wants
Free
Seats
The
government
was
also
ask-
burden-s
of
Hon.
L.
B.
Pearson
"
""
are
"
the
job
only!
Uroda
Fails
to
Inspire
Leafs
ed
to
break
the
provincial
em-
who
already
h
on
his
shoulders
ef
;
.
S
merfUThTUie
MONTREAL
(CP)
-
Rookie
Bern.e
(Roo.n
SrSe.Triehe
.PFto
Geoffrion
fired
three
goals
and
Jiontiol
1'iillie
C
atch
l'p
With
Man
Who
Jumped
Hail
A
Victoria
man,
who
jumped
$1000
bail
after
having
been
charged
with
false
pretences
in
the
capital
city,
is
111
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
while
Detective
N.
Bath
of
Victoria
awaits
his
recovery
to
tscort
him
south.
Immediately
on
his
return
to
Victoria
Emilc
Calve,
aged
44,
Dies
the
provinces
themselves
was
Tom
I'phill
Asks
Other
Parties
to
Stay
Out
of
Six
Hidings
acceded
to.
The
Farmers'
Union
represen-
year
were
valued
at
415,000,000
j
Canadiens,
with
sensational
goal
tending
by
Geny
in
1950.
But
the
rot
had
already;
McNei,
biasted
Boston
Bruins
Thursday
night
for
set
in.
Inventories
were
piling
.
.
-
up
in
November
and
in
the
early
:
Montreal
s
second
straight
victory
in
the
Stanley
prean
War
British
Co-
tatives
also
took
up
the
matter
To
Encourage
Travel
Here
VANCOUVER
tff
will
nppvar
in
police
court
there
9
-
The
Canadian
of
government,
grain
puces
mm
;
months
of
1952
the
trend
was
!
Thursday
issued
Its
for
preliminary
hearing
on
a
iumois
i.ei,
f-"i
asked
that
No.
1
northern
wheat
5,
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5
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sharply
downhill.
th
casualty
list
of
the
charge
of
obtaining
so
irom
saic
Thursday
U
will
aK
me
bc
ralsed
from
ji
bo
to
$2.35.
.
reporting
four
men
Woodwards
Limited
by
false
:
provlncc
5
0tncr
(our
parties
to
i
.
Many
complex
factors
may
be
;
VICTORIA-The
Department
.tM"?fcTO;?pP
HniKfi
AnnmVPt
S
"OUSe
MppfOVCS
of
Trade
and
Industry
will
spend
f'
.
Cup
semi-finals.
-
Rookie
John
"Wilson's
first
period
goal,
which
the
veteran
Turk
Broda,
playing
in
his
tenth
Stanley
Cup
play-off
and
brought
back
from
virtual
re-
$55,C30
on
newspaper
and
mag-
H
k
7,
,rT
;
.
f"L
'2!X"tT"!L
trr.SnrT:
Health
Charges
ion,
ten
men
wound-
pretences.
withdraw
from
six
ridings
so
its
n"n
mwA
to
have
appear
ed
I
in
.
t
ac-
He
was
d,
1
,
t
c;m
vXccicA
un0p-
j
previous
list
was
Victoria
for
preliminary
hearing
wsday
February
28
but
failed
to
show
;
posed.
j
i8ht
to
"28
the
num-
up
and
the
police
went
on
his'
There
was
open-mouthed
sil-;
laities
suffered
by
trail.
'
ence
from
the
Liberal,
Progres-'
.
creasing
cost
of
living
may
also,
;
azlne
advertising
in
Eastenl
LONDON
(9
Bad
Floods
In
Alberta
A
government
;
tirement,
gave
Detroit
Red
province.
Ttiere
will
also
be
ad-
-
,
'incllps
:
bill
to
impose
small
charges
lor
,
wi
a
j
t0
0
victory
over
Tor-
tnrwn
a
in
in
s
spinotes.
8
vertlslng
spending
within
the
spanner
(
mediclne
and
otner
ltems
m
:
.
.
..
r,
.ipn.
Hv
onto.
Like
the
th.y
province
o
encourage
people
to
CANADIANS
CHOOSY
.
Britain's
national
tax
supported
Canadians,.
tops
m
Korean
ac-
t...
week
he
Was
located
at
eH.
-conservative
and
Social
""g
135
dead
527
v.,.,,-.
onri
u-as
hroucht
on
...
.
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f
1
iniurert
f,.
.
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"
,
"
Credit
ratiKs
ai
me
ub6i.uu
.uu,
iiuooiiik
isprp.
rhpn
ne
look
in.
..
.
.
n..in,
see
other
parts
than
that
in
Textiles
used
to
be
Canada
s
,
health
services
cleared
its
first
;
"'c
t"
6"
I
'
Y
7in
ii
m.-.j
'
M.ld
Weather
CauslnR
their
best-of
-seven
semi-final
Sudden
ch
th
"Uve
biggest
single
Import
from
Brit-
j
big
hurdle
in
the
House
of
Com-
Mner
of
war.
of
the
Labor
Party
founded
earlier
this
month
by
Tom
Washouts
as
Rivers
and
Streams
Swell
aln.
In
recent
years
Canadian
mons
early
Friday.
seiies.
customers
have
been
more
choosy
By
a
vote
of
304
to
279
the
i
Montreal
scored
their
triumph
and
trade
has
diminished.
Last
House
rejected
a
Labor
party
;
on
home
ice.
year
Canada
bought
1.185.000
motion
to
kill'
the
bill
on
its
The
Canadiens
travel
to
Bos-square
yards
of
cotton
piece
second
reading.
j
ton
for
the
third
game
of
thy
Air
Force
Is
tmaefnt-
Phne
Crash
Is
Seen
by
Boys
.The
Labor
group,
knew
a
offi-
:
MEDICINE
HAT
Southern
cially
as
Labor
Representation
A)bel.ta
was
threatened
today
Committee,
Said
it
will
ask
other
witn
widespread
floods
from
parties
not
to
run
candidates
in
FwCiijnq,
rivers
and
streams
due
goods
compared
with
1.B45.0UO:
gjx
Liberals
joined
Labor
in
best-of-seven
series
Sunday.
square
yards
the
previous
year,;
voting
to
kill
the
bill
Inadequate
1
HALIFAX
Royal
Canadian
six
Industrial
ridings
in
the
t()
suclden
mnd
weather
and
Detroit's
victory
was
also
on
home
ice.
and
ziy.uuu
sauare
yaras
oi
r
P
uve
provincial
crxuuh
'
"
'
...
"
the
weather
be
"""'V."',
rains.
,n
Uniess
Unless
tne
weamer
;Air
Force
search
planes
were
coming
oe-,
rayon
piece
goods
against
318,-
i
out
today
to
search
a
canyon
order
to
give
the
Labor
men
a
rQmes
coWer
lt
may
be
the
worst
,
000
In
the
Dalhousle
area
where
clear
road.
nood
season
the
area
has
had.'
"?"ri"
f,:ntlMhrr
Now,
with
import
restrictions
(boys
vrported
they
had
seen
The
committee
said:
"All
po-
Around
Medlctae
Hat'
people
flriCp
the
sterling
area
forcing
rSf
Arrives
fr....
to
Surfer
il
wisnn
Life
Term,
Fratricide
wreckage
of
a
plane
with
men
mical
parties
should
recognize
haye
alrea(ly
been
rendered
iu
Dart
in
the
defence
of
Eur-
British
manufacturers
to
look!
;!
n,il,lM
Tf
mttrriT.
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I.nnnr
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rmiH
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MOSDELL
SCORES
Ken
Mosdell
scored
the
Cam-diens'
other
goal
in
the
Montreal-Boston
duel
early
in
the
opening
period.
Before
the
period
ended,
he
was
carried
off
the
ice
with
a
double
fracture
of
thrj
right
leg.
;
Mosdell's
loss
Is
a
terrific
blow
'
to
the
Canadiens.
Under
Secretary
for
Air,
in
the
,
'""V1"
wl"
oe
",tlCBS"
'
3
'
the
city
from
Nel-
btrn
the
Maritime
uenirai
u-
ai
R,x
.ul,
'
1
;Tpn;
bridge
Is
out
Wei-
m(u.
,'J'lom
,uiu
-Ha.
heen
and
thev
should
leave
a
clear
Trains
east
of
Calgary
have
House
of
Commons
here.
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postmas-
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Ki.ai.
succpssinn
t
missinir
since
me
euu
ui
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nt
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:,i
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ret
nu
?J
week
on
a
flight
from
St.
John,!
The
committee
sa
a
it
wi
in-
;
nunV--
anything
substantial
can
be
done
"Menace
to
Community,''
Says
Mr.
Justice
Clyne
At
Nanaimo
Assize
his
wife.
;
New
Brunswick,
to
Goose
Bay.
form
the
other
par
e
P.
-
-
hed
ovt
in
at
least
six
places
powerful
allies
in
the
North
At-
i
V?.
""fl"
ls
Stattert
i.
iii,
n,.
Labrador.
I
In
the
second
to
the
last
gume
of
other
candidates.
near
uthbridge.
lai.tle
treaty
organization.
j
by
Canadian
.
textile
industries
:"lmf"t
i.
at
Nelson
as
NANAIMO
(P
Gordon
Jack-
.f
IVio
romitar
VnHnnnl
Hrl:ev
for
increased
p.otectlon
;wpl
fl)r
a
ptrU)d
-rid
w
mills
'
"
e7
LeaEue
season'
Johnny
McCor-
Employment
in
Canadian
anSlaugh
in
the
has
dropped
by
10
per
cent,
while
lcrlTiTr.
was
"ad
suered
a
brokcn
anr"
ar
U
when
he
;-M
with
the
Royal
has
brrn
lo-
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II
No
Marijuana
Smokes
Here
-
for
the
Pt.
twentv-
''tore
con.ing
here.
distant
pus.
master.
m.
h
......
.
.
the
Canadian
share
of
the
do-
sentenced
to
life
Imprisonment
EART
BREAKER
mestic
market
fell
from
63
per
etprrinv
.
.
.
cent
ln
i950
to
53
per
cent
in
h
fZother.
Percy
Jack.,
brer
19Thus
for
Britain
the
outlook
gJjftTL&nk
dur-
ld
Broda'
who
was
rta'Icdt
appears
gloomy.
Already
news-
aS.;"n'
f
brawl
Manager
Conn
Smythe
papers
are
publishing
stories
of
PSY,
.
menace
to
the
sPire
his
teammates.
Broda.
wiv
he
plight
.of
European
volun-
X,0"
,areH
MrTusace
John
had
played
'
only
thirty
minutes
teer
workers,
many
of
whom
Cc
have
no
savings
to
cushion
them
f
.
M
.
..
in
the
final
period
Detroit
while
Mr
I
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leaven,;,
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"'",u,n
f
t
an,v,i::'
iR
.,amtTlt
r.arrics
kttUnt
Postmaster.
It.C.IM
P.
Spokesman
Spikes
Current
Rumor.
Royal'
Canadian
Mounted
Police
were
asked
by
.
the
Dally
News
today
for
a
statement
regarding
reports
that
maijauna
gainst
prolonged
unemploy-
'
Gualkeeper
Terry
Sawchuk
-'-
Lr:
-r
-
!i
wv
turned
back
eleven
shots
to
record
his
second
straight
shutout.
.
smoking
had
startd
among
youn
.
e
-WEATHER-
in
.
"
,
o
F'
n""
,
"nt
M
;
ft
ment.
One
hope
appears
to
be'
that
the
growing
rearmament
program
may;
absorb
some
of
those
no
longer
needed
in
the
mills.
Rocky
Throw$
Wourers
With
1st
Round
TKO
nine
penalties
were
calling
PRINCE
RPUERT
Gale
warn-
Only
cloudy
and
cool,
rain
and
ed
in
sharp
contrast
to
tho
snow;
wind,
35
miles
per
hour
record
of
the
opening
game.
Uni
people
in
Prince
Rupert.
"There
is
nothing
to
back
lt
up,
nothing
to
substantiate
th
report,"
said
one
police
spokes-,
man.
An
idle
boast
by
one
girl
thai
she
had
smoked
doped
cigar-
ion
in
exposed
areas;
temperature
high,
no;
low,
34.
(An...
of
r
f''yofthe
Broth:
1
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r
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i
I
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T1Wly
Emnlovee
ettes
may
have
led
10
1116
it
'
Mi..
J.an
Wk,.k,
Itlr.
Ucrr.ltor
PedJrsen
and
son,
Rojf,
and
Mrs.
Martha
Johansen
are
leaving
on
tonight's
train
tor
New
York
where
they
will
embark
April
b
'
MINNEAPOLIS
(CP)
Rocky
,
Graziano
last
night
scored
a
technical
knockout
victory
over
r
W-,iitora
nf
Vancouver
in
-TIDES'-
t;
.
-'bva
ni
n.,i
"ivjio,
.L
wao
a,a,wu.
..
inlr.'-estlgated.
ftaj,118
mae
six
'
:
on
the
stoamer
OsH
fjord
for
a
k.
fit
rrwmri
nf
a
scheduled
Saturday.
March
29.
1952
Of
tu.
s"'nst
the
COMMUNIST.
PACT
AIR
CHIEF'S
FUNERAL
Warrant
Officers
of
t
ie
RCAF
cany
the
coffin
of
Air
Chief
Marshal
LS
Breadner.
58,
former
RCAF
chief
of
staff,
who
died
in
Boston
March
14.
An
officer
walking
behind
the
coffin'
carries
his
decorations
and
medals
on
a
cushion.
The
Only
Canadian
to
attain
th
raifk
of
Air
Chief
Marshal
he
was
buried
wilh
full
military
honors
In
Ottawa.
Air
Chief
Marshal
Breadner
was
returning
to
Ottawa
from
Florida
where
he
had
gone
under
doctor's
orders
for
his
health-
when
he
was
stricken
in
Boston
and
taken
to
a
hospital
where
he
died.
'
.
-
tCP
PHOTO'
10-round
bout.
Referee
stopped
High
3:15
21.5
feet
visit
to
their
native
homes
in
'an
Con-1
A
M.unar
trout
u
nf
frlpudshlD
Ijik...
'uu
rus
i.,,,:.,
Mosher.
1
and
alliance
was
signed
between
the
fl"ht
after
2:45
of
the
first
lo:ou
ib.o
ieei
nuiway.,
nu
mc
m
round"
Graziano
weighed
164,
Low
9:45
2.9
feet
members
of
the
local
Norwegian
Woutera
162
'
21:42
7.0
feet
community.
are
alleged
""q"'
Russla
8nd
the
new
Chinese
I
Convmunist
republic
in
1950.