Prince
Rupt
-Thursday,
.
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Daily
News
me
4,
19;j3
TERRY
SAWCHUK
'C00b'
FOLLOWING
OPERATION
Crusader
Knocks
Out
Trains
In
Surprise
Korean
Attack
ST.
BONIFACE.
Man.
O.-Terry
Sawchuk
;.
brllli,
tender
of
Detroit
Red
Winirs
of
tho
uur
,
,
'Ullt
(
fi.
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v
1S
m
"Rood
Naval
Show
To
Be
Reviewed
By
Queen
Changed
Since
'37
TORONTO
P'
When
the
ern
practice,
is
the
plowing
Queen
sails
through
the
long
strength
of
Commonwealth
sea-linos
of
upwards
of
300
ships
power,
says
the
Navy
League
of
assembled
for
the
Coronation
Canada.
navai
review
she
will
see
a
vastly
Canada's
powerful
squadron
of
different
concept
of
seapower
to
six
ships
includes
the
light
fleet
that
reviewed
by
her
father,
carrier
HMCS
Magnificent,
two
George
VI,
on
the
occasion
of
his
heavy
cruisers,
Ontario
and
Que-coronation
in
1937.
bee,
the
fleet
class
destrover
Of
particular
significance,
and
sioux
and
two
frigates,
La
Hul-well
in
line
with
the
most
mod-
oiiie
and
Swansea.
Except
for
Sawchuk,
winner
of
the
Vezina
trophv
L
L
all-star
wa
admitted
to
St.
Boniface
n"'
10
again
to
the
task
force
and
four
Panther
jets
appeared
in
10
minutes
and
attacked
with
rockets
and
bombs.
At
this
point
the
Crusader
moved
off
up
the
coast
and
at
6
p.m.
spotted
two
supply
trains
at
a
small
Inland
town
eight
UM
NAVAL
BASE,
Japan
S
The
Canadian
destroyer
Crusader
returned
to
port
recently
aher
destroying
one
Communist
train
by
gunfire
and
stopping
and
damaging
two
others
all
within
18
hours.
The
Crusader,
commanded
by
NHL
Monday
i
ne
miunous
srorv
at
now-,
i..
r:
Li,
,J
For
Fun
f
:
In
Tho
)M
!
"il
l
faff
j
0
y
all
"
i
the
carrier,
completed
later,
s.scrs
and
never-say-dic
Marines'
THE
GIRLS
OF
DI
B
ACI
IDR
ICi
miles
from
the
scene
of
the
first
action.
I
1
tie
ship
raced
after
them
with
!
blazin.
The
shells!
straddled
the
trains
and
stopped
'
A
few
minute's
later,
however,!
darkness
closed
in
and
the
Cru-
I
sr.der
lost
contact
with
her
tar-1
gets.
It
was
not
possible
to
see
now
badly
they
were
damaged.
The
ship
also
fired
on
two
more
supply
trains
and
scored
',
direct
hits
on
at
least
one.
car-
i
ri'
rl
out
a
bombardment
of
front
line
enemy
positions
near
the
coast
and
distributed
relief,
clothing
to
refugees
on
Yang-Do
I.slar.d
off
the
South
Korean!
coast.
'
In
Color
by
Technicolor
LEO
OENN
-
DON
TAYLOR
-
JOAN
ELA.V
TODAY
(it,!...
!
are
proud
battle-tested
veterans
!
of
the
Second
World
War.
!
'
A
striking
feature
of
the
1937
review
were
the
11
great
capital
ships,
not
one
of
which
is
now
I
afloat.
The
Queen,
accompanied
.
by
her
sailor
husband
in
his
uni-
j
form
as
an
admiral
of
the
fleet,
i
in
the
forthcoming
review
will
'
1
see
just
one
capital
ship,
the
mighty
I
IMS
Vanguard,
but
In
j
the
other
classes
of
ships
on
dis-
i
play
the
new
vision
of
seapower
:
will
be
predominant.
There
will
be
10
aircraft
carriers,
double
the
number
shown
'
in
'37
and
all
modern
craft
which
were
not
.
then
in
existence.
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'39,
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'49
'50
Lt-Cmdr.
John
H.
G.
Bovcy
of
Victoria,
was
on
a
three-week
pat'nl
with
a
fast
United
Nations
carrier
force.
The
ship
was
cruising
at
night
off
the
North
Korean
coast.-
An
oecn
stretch
of
railway
was
visible
between
two
tunnel
entrances.
Shortly
after
10
p.m.,
the
crew
h""''1
taint
sounds
of
an
approaching
train
and
the
gunn
control
officer,
Lieut.
Fred
Copa.s
of
Victoria,
trained
his
guns
on
!the
open
stretch
of
track.
I
For
2'
j
hours
the
Crusader
lay
in
wait,
hidden
in
the
ott.)i"ie
I
darkness.
Then
at
12:30,
CI'O.
!
Alfred
Gold
of
Victoria,
a
pun-nery
director,
spotted
the
trinn.
The
CrusaderS
1.
5-inch
;;m.s
began
to
speak.
1
t'y
2
a.m.
the
initial
a't'nn
w;is
over
and
star
.shell::
iceiied
that
the
15-car
train
was
h'-'n-less
between
the
two
tunnels.
;
The
Crusader
spent
the
rcmaind-
rr
of
the
n.'g'it
pouring
.shells
at
her
prize.
i
"'he
bin's
"nmirmni'
itionr.
of-fircr,
Lt.-Cmdr.
Eric
Jones
of
I
Winnipeg
and
Montreal,
,e
ked
!
for
air
support
from
the
ra'n"-force.
Four
Corsairs
.ii
p-irr1
shortly
after
dawn
and
Ifec-
;
tivcly
continued
the
smashing
of
the
train.
j
At
niio-dav
men
could
h
rr.n
one
of
the
tunnel
entrarires,
apparently
attempting
to
clear
i
the
tracks.
The
Crusader
radioed
A.VOlHtR
EXAMFLE
of
aud-den
change
on
the
earth's
face
is
shown
in
the
violent
eruption
on
the
New
Guinea
mainland,
where
a
small
horseshoe-shaped
island
was
formed
within
a
day.
Appearance
of
tho
:ratcr
In
Lake
Wisdom
Hop1
followed
a
rapid
series
of
stf'?mirg
explosions,
in
which
boilin'
:nud
and
pumice
were
bo'
5(;U
feet
into
the
air
I
bottom
i.
fr:x
A-40
Sedan
$1000
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$350
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Pushers
SJncks
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Spoil
Jackets
Ecfhing
Suits
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51
Eight
of
these
will
be
flat-top."
of
the
Royal
Navy,
including
HMS
Eagle,
the
most
modern
ship
of
her
typ
in
tho
world
and
the
squadrons
of
navai
aviation
on
display
will
include
jet
attackers
along
with
new
types
not
yet
in
genera!
service.
75
Stricken
In
Whitehorse
-Tr.,ii:ffli
I
Thief
Steals
Valued
Bali
NEW
YORK
i
APi
A
major
eatastn))ie
ha;;
struck
Yankee
Stiullum.
The
bull
Mickey
Mantle
hit
a
meaoiired
f02
feet
at
Wash-inir'on
is
mis
ilnn.
The
thief
alni(i.,t
got
the
bat.
too
.
,
The
ball,
destined
fur
the
Hall
of
Fame,
was
.stolen
from
the
di:
play
es.se
in
the
stadium
lobby.
Apparently
the
):.t
was
wired
too
securely
to
the
back
of
the
case
and
couldn't
be
wrenched
loose.
Truck
$1450
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
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asEntiJitinxisaiiS
"
lll
Dull
IV
VJTJT.
iflra
Martin
Once
Insurance
Firm
Director
WPST
VANCOUVER
(CP)
W1M
For
quick
rcsulfs
try
a
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News
Classified
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ihm
WHITEHORSE.
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An
unprecedented
outbreak
of
polio
saddened
Coronation
observances
in
.this
northern
territory.
m
RAY
COLLINS
BOD'L
MILLER
Bruce
Brown
Briefs
The
Social
Credit
Gov
Daily
News
Wan'
"ds
(iet
Krsults
loaay
to
Safurday
Evelines
7:
-
!:
p.m.
Matinee
Saturday
2:
p.m.
TOTEM
A
I
amnm
VUjm
Thnln
Seventy-five
cases
and
at
Icaat
Hoaith
Minister
Eric
Martin
ad-two
deaths
were
reported
Tues-
I
mitted
at
a
Social
Credit
meet-day
by
Dr.
L.
Bow,
newly-arrived
i
ln3
here
that
hi;
had
been
a
medical
health
officer
for
the
I
Mrcctor
of
a
mutual
health
in-Yukon.
!
"urrtnre
firm
thit
was
insolvent
Incidence
of
polio
in
tills
ooolj
1,1
1048
w"''n
it
was
ousted
from
climate
has
been
low
in
oilier
I
business
with
the
coming
of
B.C.
always
Insist
on..
years,
with
only
a
few
cases
reported.
Puhljc
meetings
and
dances
have
been
cancelled,
schools
and
theatres
closed.
'
lr
.
?
'
-
.
i
ernment
was
defeated
on
fit;
"Ro!4o:i
For
mil
I
a."
Previous
to
this
cK'cat
the
Social
Credit
plan
and
grants
for
education
was
carefully
studied
by:
lai
The
Union
of
Municipalities:
'bi
The
B.C.
Teachers'
Federation:
e
The
Parent-Teachers
Association.
It.
was
rejected
by
all
of
them.
If
a'-ccptrrl
it
would
result
in
the
Provi.icial
Government,
paying
less
and
less
toward
education
costs
and
the
Municipalities
paying
more
and
more
as
the
cos'
of
edu.-ation
rises.
The
Libera!
Party
and
your
L.ibr.
CawtMatr
"re
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Kstabllshcd
l!llU
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
NIIIITIM;
.
.
.
FOKWAHDING
.
.
.
STOKfiK
Kierienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wldp
mid
.
World-wide
Shipments.
(
'MOV
K
WITH
KAKK
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S"
'
Agents
Allied
Vui
Lines
I.ld.
Plioiie
(.0
or
.
i
4
Cor.
2nd
and
I'irt
An
.foremost
infoien
foocls
Hospital
Insurance.
Mr.
Martin
made
the
admis-.
sion
after
a
heckler,
Geoffrey
A.
Spencer,
asked
him
if
he
hid
been
a
director
of
Union
Health
.ssociation.
"Is
it
not
a
fact
that
his
Union
Hrnlth
Association
was
put
out
of
bu.Mnc.M
in
1948
by
Stan
Taylor,
inspector
of
insurance
at
Victoria,
with
a
financial
in-solvcnry
of
$47,000'
"And
t',
is
not
a
fact
tint
many
people
In
B.C.
lost
their
money
as
a
result
of
not
getting
the
coverage
due
to
ihem?"
he
askeu.
Mr.
Mi'
run
s.iou'ed:
"You're
trying
to
smear
my
reputation,
but.
you're
not
going
to
do
it!"
Mr.
Martin
said
he
was
a
leniber
of
the
health
assort
a-ion
only
a
few
months
and
had
no
knowledge
of
its
financial
state.
He
Sc.'
id
he
was
elected
to
th?
ward
of
directors
alone
with
thers
to
snve
the
situation
in
.rder
that
the
backlog
of
claims
could
be
paid.
i
t..t
iine
time.
Mr.
Martin
arnrd
tint
a
"smear
cam-ijen"
will
he
launched
bv
'Li'i-rals
against
the
Social
Credit
leader
"In
the
next
few
days."
both
committ
to
the
Provincial
Uoveinmerit
paying
'),
r
t
ol
s-h-jo1
openuirr;
costs.
Arc
'joi
pwire
that
no!
oi:'y
oar
tenr-hors
but
our
cli:l(!i'e:i
vvii
have
been
bro'itMit
into
disrepute
by
the
violent,
vic.'ou."
;uiri
unwarranted
attack
on
our
co'u
ational
system
by
Social
Credit,
member
Rii
from
Snlmcn
Ann.
who
is
c-""1
now
Social
Credit
Candidate
apain?
Tho
Liberal
Party
and
your
Liberal
Candidate,
who
has
hac'
man
years'
experience
both
as
a
too'-h-r
and
as
Trustee,
have
pledged
r;
(c
interefcre
with
U12
s-.hool
curri.
uluut
without
first
obtaining
expert
advice.
,
Preserve
cur
educational
system
...
lut
Hit
tthtr
fin
frifidair
fltctrit
Ronfvt
.
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TC.
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nuclear
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ocr
the
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desert
before
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The
airdrop
shot
was
the
big-l;e.st
of
th:;
cni.
-r
visible
in
Los
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200
miles
awiy.
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