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ot
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phcne
81
VOL.
XLI.
No.
23
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JANUARY
28,
1952
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Prime
Minister
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Cabinet
On
Kgyplian
Situation
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Three
Men
Dead
in
Gasboat
Wreck
in
Bella
Coola
Area
SOUTH
AM
PTON
-r-
Winston
!
Churchill
ai
rived
home
today
on
!
the
liner
Queen
Mary
and
said!
to
reporters:
I
"I
am
tatisf
led
with
my
visit
to
Ameilca.
I
am
sure
it
did!
good."
The
Prime
Minister
add-i
ed:
I
"My
visit
freshened
up
old
a.
jidsliips
ar.d
made
new
ones.";
The
Prime
Minister
is
to
meet
tile
cabinet
tonight
on
the
serious
iyptian
situation.
!
Fatality
j
In
Skiing
Ottawa
Sends
Protest
At
Incident
in
Egypt
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Four
men
are
presumed',
SEATTLE
olaiila
t
Kr
A
a
Seattle
seaure
skier.
siucr,
win'!:
r
'i
.
i
1
1
1
re
11
n
i
r
1
to
have
been
drowned
in
waters
otf
the
British
Coluni-1
hurtling
onto
a
landing
slope
CAIRO
(CP)
J.
MeLeod
Boyer,
Canadian
trade
150-foot
leap,
was
killed
!
.nmm.yyimiPi-
ut
Cuim
was
l-illr1
rlnrinor
Satuvrliiv'
.
hi:i
enasr
npnii
vm
n
i
erm
n
ht
n
nn
nt
v
.lave
been
summoned
to
an
em
Sunday
when
he
smashed
into1
.
.
,
,
.
ergency
rr.-jeting
today
to
discuss
i
in
Burrard
Inlet
here.
another
jumper.
He
was
Bill
!
rioung
nere.
Announcement
oi
nis
ueain
was
maue
the
dangeious
situation
in
Egypt.
Sunday
night
by
the
British
embassy.
An
official
protest
has
been
made
at
Ottawa.
Alexander
Now
Earl
I
rnrce
men
are
believed
to
have
-t
uunderson,
35.
of
Seattle,
a
died
after
their
gasboat
was
!
native
of
Norway.
The
other
!
wrecked
by
gales
last
week.
The
I
jumper
was
Jack
Brewer,
28.
of
I
boat
was
located
Saturday
in!
Seattle.
He
was
critically
injur-i
Burke
Channel,
thirty
miles
from
!
ed.
Bella
Coola.
Aboard
the
craft
j
,
Boyer
was
among
three
men
-4
U
Germany
Wants
flfilo
Enter
NATO
0
CANADA
SOON
-In
what
is
probably
one
elevation
for
Retiring
Governor
General
of
Canada
I
were
David
Cooper,
owner
or
!
the
boat,
James
Mack
and
Railway
Still
Would
Ask
U.N.
Action
who
died
when
rioting
mobs
burned
the
fashionable
British
Turf
Club
in
the
centre
of
this
city.
Mr.
MeLeod
was
a
naive
of
Vic.
toria
in
New
Brunswick.
He
had
Joined
the
Canadian
trade
commissioner
service
in
November
London
(CP)
Viscount
Alex-
George
Clallamln
all
of
Bella
PARIS
(CP)
West
Germany
Sunday
night
demanded
membership
in
the
North
Atlantic
ander
has
been
awarded
an
earl-
1
Coola.
A
RCMP
boat
began
drag
appearance
In
Canada,
Oovernor-Gencral
Viscount
cr
addressed
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Canadian
(if
Mining
and
Metallurgy
in
Ottawa.
Viscount
Alex-iIh
diiied
to
leave
Canada
to
become
Britain's
Defence
.
is
shown
chatting
with
the
the
Association's
retiring
,t,
Dr.
Oliver
B
Hopkins.
(CP
PHOTO
I
rinm
on
relinouishlne
the
Dost
of
'
B'"S
the
waters
Off
Anvil
Fighting
Snow
Treaty
Organization
as
her
price
Govcrnor
General
ot
Canada,
It
i
land,
about
43
mues
norm
United
States,
Brit-
1933
arid
served
in
Glasgow
and
was
announced
Saturday
mgnt.
i
i
Canadian
National
Railways
PARIS
0i-
Prof.
Walter
Hallstein,
chief
fjprman
riHpnt.p
tn
thp
iiiv-
Lord
Alexander,
the
man
who
'j
'"fL
Friri
jrTn
rniKHrV"
!
agaln
,ought
witn
snowdrifts
Inja'n
and
France
todav
formally
Chicago.
He
was
posted
to
Cairo
!
"
"
'
"
nta
In
th
lnu.PT
KlfPPtia
Ua
PV
I
annmmrpH
thPW
wnillrl
flpmanrl
In
1M47.
Hfi
rPt
imPfl
LO
I
anftfia
ouiwuiea
uerman
Aiarsnai
rj
40,
of
Vancouver
is
believed
to
!....
,,
,
.
u
it4.J
KT,l.
nntn
fn
Ihn
nn
Ian...
ln
ln.il
IQfl
nnH
mla
..
.
i
win
Rsunmel
in
the
North
Afn-
i
j
during
the
weeK-ena.
hlakatla
Enfranchisement
tour
tour
of
Canada.
He
was
con-
going
on
nere,
maue
me
aemanu
car
---
d
desert
"
V"
campaign
m
"
,
oi
of
the
tne
s
sec-i
,,
.
luUnow
plow,
the
train,
due
here
'
event
of
Chinese
Communist
or
a
the
e;
,smaU
motor
launch
ori.
as
delegates
argued
over
capsized,
m
v't
f
in.ns',c,
.M
i
....,
,
K,hl0f
trtrl
one
of
Canada's
top
u.iu
wuhq
,
ii
wu
w
"'-
,
water
battered
her
against
shorej
is
'
l"
rVT.rr
"7
at
3:30
,VZ
this
after-i
",T
VJT
Asia.
'
ar
grade
.
i
treaty
to
establish
such
a
unified
icd
1
force
within
NATO
Hp
s.lifl
expected
come
Britain's
defence
minister
commissioners.
Burial
took
place
today.
In
Now;
New
Power
Plant
rocks.
Police
are
attempting
to
learn
identity
of
the
body
found
in
Burrard
Inlet.
noon.
Two
freight
trains
will
I
John
Sherman
Cooper
of
the
follow
the
passenger.
Tonight's
'
United
States
said
such
aggres-train
for
the
East
is
set
to
leave
I
r.;on
would
be
a
matter
of
most
at
8
p.m.
There
was
less
wind
I
"urgent
and
earnest
considera-
Burned
to
Death
Germany
should
be
brought
lnU.in
lhe
ncar
future-NATO
immediately
or,
if
this
The
appointment
of
Vincent
were
not
possible,
under
an
in-iMassey,
former
Canadian
Hiirh
terim
system
which
would
pro-
Commissioner
In
London
fts
Gov-tect
Germany's
rights.
ernor
General
of
Canada
to
suc-
Just
prior
to
Hallstein's
state-
ceed
Lord
Alexander,
was
ailment,-ministers
had
soeeded
up
nounced
he.e
Friday.
along
the
Skeena
today
although
tion
by
the
United
Nations.
it
was
getting
milder.
till
nut
1h'
long
now
before
neighboring
its
new
status
as
an
enfranchised
village
ir.-t
native
community
in
Canada
to
take
uver
it
us.
Formal
registration
of
the
townsite
sur-
In
Forest
Fires
French
Grain
1
Selwyn
Lloyd
of
Britain
im-
mediately
declared
his
government
associated
itself
with
this
important
statement.
1
their
efforts
to
draft
a
European
Prime
Minister
Winston
Chui
SYDNEY
Ten
persons
have
chill
has
been
his
own
defence
;
Ship
Leaving
I
Francis
Lacoste
of
France
said
hn
burned
t
death
and
two
,,w
awaited.
Then
will
follow
the
signing
of
!
unhXdX
c
minister
since
he
was
returned
Ohio
River
Flood
Hit
.istcnal
order
Which
Will
be
the
Signal
for
th'i
French
Foreign
Minister
Robert
to
power
in
October.
Howeve
!his
country
would
demand
im-
iiremen
were
missing
today
as
i
mediate
and
effective
lnterven-
bush
fires
raged
unabating
in
t
tion
from
the
U.N.
if
the
Chinese
Waies
and
In
the
state
of
Early
Tuesday
'ceremonies
marking
the
final
ol"u"'tt"
recess
u
siuuy
ne
imiiea
in
i-aruament
recently
.
K.
.
lhe
situation
.
1
tViat
mlht
f.r
V,n
lnh
i
r
consummation
of
the
enlran-
'
"
"-
""""
Keels
movea
against
inao-inina.
victoria
Here
since
last
Friday
to
loadj
MARIETTA
Thousands
of
The
three
western
spokesmen
a
full
cargo
of
grain
from
the;persong
m
ohio
and
Wesl
vir-
made
their
declarations
in
the
chisenieiil
and
the
incorporation
of
the
community
under
the
B.
C.
(
Vil':,u
Aft
TmiArirf
ml
viuiltrt
Careless
Driver
Runs
Away
local
elevator,
the
French
motor-
;
inja
movej
to
higher
ground
TIN
political
committee
durine
Douglas
Scott,
who
has
been
a
lapse
or
ce
Talks
:trm
fi;,
rt
vw,;
-r..
'ship
Jean
D.L.
is
sailing
early
today
as
floods,
caused
by
heavy
the
debate
on
the
question
of
business
visitor
in
the
city
for
rainfall,
sent
the
Ohio
River
and
condemning
Russia
for
allegedly
the
past
w'eek,
is
sailing
by
the
expected
lor
the
occasion
and
A
-
ll
Dorich
in
PllC
CSrrk
,
tomorrow
morning
for
Japan.
'thfltv
of
Prince
Rupert
wiil
I
vJI
lOll
lll.DU
rSi
V
i't
Dp
to
early
aftcmoou,
there
also
participate
as
well
as
tliel
,
.
.
.had
'been
no
definite
word
of
other
streams
out
of
Hieir
banks,
violating
her
1945.
treaty
with
Irincess
Norah
.tonight
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
High
water
also
hit
portions
of
Nationalist
China
western
Pennsylvania
and
nor-!
locul
citizenship
council.
A1L.1ALU,
Mexico
(Lf)
f
Ol'ty-one
persons.'
anoiner
Japanese
snip,
wmcn
is
ng
Hinted
them
Kentucky.
La,t
week
a
new
$i7,ooo
elec-1
includiiiLr
six
small
children,
were
burned
to
death
'
ZrZ?JZT,rZ
Z
trie
light
system
went
into
op-!
,
,
,.
,
'
.
.
"7"
6'"
-b-
ion
at
Metiakatia
and
the
saiuruay
in
a
dus
lire
anu
explosion,
six
passengers
"
'-
erution
native
community
is
proud
f
i
'
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i
ctKOu
nf
1
uiith
i'Vpro
lun-ns:
Today's
Stocks
its
illumination
which
takes
in
street
lighting,
lights
to
the
dock
and
in
ail
the
homes.
The
plant
New
Government
Takes
Over
in
Egypt-Tense
Situation
Continues
CAIRO
CCPI
A
new
frovernment
was
sworn
in
H.
1).
JcillMt"ll
ti
1,01.)
Trickle
of
Rain
Again
Welcomed
Trickle
of
water
caused
by
rain
and
melting
snow
and
ice
around
the
week-end
had
a
comforting
sound.
Also,
one
had
a
much
less
anxious
Ume
trying
to
walk.
Pioneer
Woman
Of
City
Passes
Mrs.
Sere
pi
a
Nickerson
Dies
at
Uipe
Age
NUTON
ff
The
Utill-aiirt
us
allies
in
Korea
exploring
the
ques-Oiut
should
be
done
if
in
I
nice
talks
collapse.
'iiiplia.Mwd
everything
'ill
will
lie
done
to
hvlp
:
atiilactory
truce
and
'wary
risks
will
be
tak-
1
1
'
i
'
ti
1
1
1
u-iil
o
nrgo-
is
a
5u
kilowatt
International
Palmer
diesel.
Consumers
will,
t
in
future,
pay
:
for
light
unci
Survivors
said
the
fire
broke
out,
when
the
driver
lit
a
cigarette
and
tossed
the
burning
match
to
the
floor
near
a
leaking
gasoline
tank.
The
gasoline
caught
fire.
The
driver
dived
through
a
window
and
fled.
The
bus
crashed
Into
a
tree.
Explosion
followed
and
the
bus
caught
fire.
Police
arc
searching
for
the
driver.
'
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Standard
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26
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A
well-known
pioneer
Prince
Rupert
Genera!
5,
'
"
wc'a,W.
being
less
of
a
today
in
a
shift
directed
by
King
Farouk,
and
viewed
night
-.e.
she
was
Mrs.
Serepta
sprnritv
mc
in
Tiverc
slpnuina
was
hnlrlu
a
feeling
mit.
on
of
by
some
western
observers
as
a
step
which
might
c
ease
if
i.
u
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,
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f
.
Jl
i
Nickerson,
88,
who
came
to
the
r.."'
f.
"
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7"J.
."J
.,.1
;laf
rllo,
Uu-oon
Rrirnin
urnl
power
on
u
meter
basis.
On
Friday
Ind.au
Superintendent
F.
Earl
Anfieid
visited
Metiakatia
and
Installed
John
S.
i
Kyall
as
village
clerk
in
succes-
,
sion
to
Edward
Leigh
tun.
An
ad-ciltloiial
duty
now
for
Mr.
Hyan
,
w
ill
be
the
reading
of
meters
and
the
making
and
collection
of
light
accounts.
'I
wo
nurses
from
Miller
Bay
i
Hospital
aLso
vi.-
ited
Metiakatia
at
the
week-end
to
check
up
on
'
village
health.
Mi"'iik
ucu
ui
WiV
uiuu.ij.
anu
huk.ui,
muno
..v...
citv
in
191
from
Vancouver.
She
tulll;l,:le,
came
originally
from
Clarks
taking
n,,,,l
timid
,vl
steps
ho
Sll.Oa
on
something
crA
ff
E
t
The
new
ime
minister,
the
"strong
man"
Aly
Leather
I'
pulls
that
stale
lit
officials,
military
"id
Allied
represenla-'
Iji'imiii
;i
serious
policy
I
what
action
may
be
"'an
talks
fail.
If
of
an
agreement,
are
v"iii(
v,
hat.
Maher
Pasha,
and
his
cabinet
took
the
oath
at
Abtlin
For
thirty-eight
years
she
had
resided
here
with
exception
Of
Palace
where
they
were
received
by
the
King
Synopsis
indications
Present
point
to
visits
to
eastern
Canada.
Her
McGregor
Is
Tennis
Champ
anot
her
two
days
of
mild
weather
husband
predeceased
her
55
years
in
almost
all
regions
of
British
ago,
Columbia.
A
disturbance
which
.Mrs.
Nickerson
is
survived
by
has
been
almost
stationary
across
two
daughters,
Mrs.
Charles
southern
Vancouver
Island
caus-
l.wo
Prinrn
Riinett.:
Mrs.
Gor
I
Later
the
new
government
would
read
to
Parliament
to-
night
the
decree
issued
under
martial
law
and
was
accorded
a
vote
of
confidence.
King
Farouk
last
night
turned
ADELAIDE
'CP.'
Big
Ken
Mc-
man
Federation
faking
'd
in
Strike
at
Kemano
ed
rain
on
the
northern
island
don
Colouhoun.
Yarmouth
N.S.;
Oregor
pulled
a
starting
upset
and
along
the
west
coast.
Else-
a
,SOn,
Milward
Nieketson,
Prince
loul,y
whcn
nc
whipped
Frank
rtc
1111
Odiioti
Cronin
Babine
54
'-i
Giant-Mascot
.89
Indian
Mines
21
rend
Oi
iille
8
60
Pioneer
184
Premier
Border
34
Privateer
08'i
'
Reeves
MacDonald
5.50
Reno
.t
04
Sheep
Creek
168
Silbak
Premier
64
Vanaiida
,
18'j
Salmon
Gold
04
Spud
VaJley
19
'
Silver
Standard
2.50
Western
Uranium
3.55
Oils
'
Anglo
Canadian
9.45
A
P
Con
.55
Calmont
125
C
&
E
14.00
Central
Lcduc
3
00
Home
Oil
16.75
Mercury
27"2
Okalla
4
25
Pacific
Pete
12.75
Royal
Canadian
24
Koyalite
1750
TORONTO
Altvuia
-09
Aumaquc
21
Va
Beattie
19
6-2
to
Mustapha
EI
Nahas
r-asnas
win
the
Australian
tennis
cham-
Nafdist
party
regime
out
of
of-
has
been
no
appreciable
precipi-
iuward
V.
Smith,
and
a
brother,
t
Nickerson,
all
of
Prince
P'unsh'P.
I"
the
battle
between
fice
aftcr
the
government's
na
tation.
A
new
centre
appears
to
q.
W
dicated
Uie
government
over
which
you
preside
has
not
been
able
to
preserve
peace
and
security."
Western
observers
here
anticipated
tlic
new
government
would
be
more
inclined
to
work
for
a
compromise
settlement
of
the
bitter
dispute
with
Britain
than
had
been
its
predecessors
whose
nationalist
campaign
to
drive
Britain
out
of
Suez
touched
off
the
rising
wave
of
often
uncontrolled
violence.
One
diplomat
termed
the
shift
in
the
cabinet
,
the
most
hopeful
sign
in
months.
British
sources
ln
London
are
more
cautious
although
some
said
the
premier
was
definitely
pro-British.
Others
termed
him
be
forming
west
of
Victoria.
Rupert;
and
a
sister
In
Maine.
lne
lwo
"ussie
aces,
Mcuregor
tionalist
campaign
to
drive
out
Sonic
tain
is
expected
over
south-
Pllnpr.
ammremenKi
ln
staged
two
brilliant
rallies
to
win
Brit0ns
culminated
in
a
wild
the
first
two
seta
against
Sedg-
bloodshed
and
burn-
em
Vancouver
Island
and
the
rhE
of
BC
Undertaker.
'will
.
eruption
of
win
cnargc
oi
u..
unaerianers,
i
.
......
H
pnpraiiv
ref.Hrdrd
.
o,,..i,.
n.h,'.
nm.
NC0UVER
(CP)
Leaders
of
the
American
tH)h
of
Labor
are
here
to
fight
what
has
been
a
"engineered
disruption
movement"
at
the
"',HII
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
develop-"-
Keniano.
i
lower
mainland
tonight
and
announced
as
the
world's
top
player.
ment
termed
the
outbreak
an
1
ue.-day
Forecast
j
North
coast
region
Cloudy
i
Cpl.
Norman
DeWItt,
chief
of
toihiv
:uiri
Tuesdav
rxcenl
hrleflv
Smlthers
detachment
of
Roval
In
of
them
are
members
of
the
men
met
with
of-
C.
A.
Bcrner,
CNR
divisional
i
tin.
Morrlson-Knudseni
u,,,,i.'
s
,
'
Mine
and
Mill
union.
n
slrlkers
wcre
fircd
and
over
the
Queen
Charlottes
this
Canadian
Mounted
Police,
arriv-
j
superintendent,
arrived
in
the
morning.
Wind-Southerly
(251.
ed
in
the
city
Saturday
night
city
last
night,
aftcr
a
trip
over
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Tuesday
from
the
interior
on
escort
duty
the
line
on
official
duties
and
is
at
Port
Hardy,
Sandsplt
and
and
Is
returning
to
Smithers
to-
j
heading
out
again
tonight
to
Prince
Rupert,
40
and
45.
night.
'
Prince
George.
more
anti-British
than
Naha's.
These
sources
said
they
could
not
yet
regard
the
change
as
a
move
toward
settlement
with
Britain.
attempted
revolution.
Meanwhile,
Nahas
Pasha
said
he
has
"his
word
of
honor"
that
the
new
premier
will
pursue
my
policy
toward
the
British.
A
group
of
25
young
Nafdists
(Nationalists!
gathered
today
in
front
of
Naha's
Pashas
house
shouting
"we
don't
recognize
your
dismissal."
Nahas
told
the
demonstrators
he
had
asked
Farouk
to
relieve
him
of
his
post.
"I
have
been
in
touch
with
the
new
premier"
he
said
"and
he
has
given
me
his
word
of
honor
he
will
pursue
my
policy
toward
the
British."
The
new
premier,
in
a
radio
address,
pledged
himself
to
fulfil
the
Independent
unity
of
the
Beveourt
,
73
Buffalo
Canadian
22'i
Consrcl.
Smelters
199.50
Conwe.st
4.00
Danalda
-
47
Eldona
20
East
Sullivan
9.05
Giant
Ycllowknife
1150
God's
Lake
37
Hardroek
12
IlaiTlcuua
15
STILL
MARTIAL
LAW
With
martial
law
still
in
effect
throughout
Egypt,
Cairo
continued
to
count
Its
dead.
Police
estimated
about
20
persons
have
been
killed
and
80
wounded
in
the
outbreak
by
mobs
infuriated
bv
the
killing
of
more
than
"
is
on
the
project.
1
sent
back
to
Vancouver.
Lsflletl
aftor
the;
Meanwhile,
100
replacement
,there
was
a
tunnel
workers
who
arrived
at
i
'"ti
i
II
the
labor
trouble
Kemano
last
Sunday
have
re's
na.ied
work
on
an
fuscd
to
take
over
tunnel
work.
teii-milc
tunnel
at
Work
stoppage
affects
only
,"r
ten
days.
tunncl
work
'lave
gone
on
reror.l!
llal
they
will
live
up
.
.
HFri
Four
chi,dten
fHScHj
Burn
t0
Death
"Ik.
is
on
the
power
DAUPHIN,
Manitoba
Four
rtakiiiB
A-,
children
wcre
burned
to
death
,
'.
i
during
the
week-end
in
their
'"'""'lit
was
Issued
'
frame
home
at
this
fishing
hatn-s'ified
by
Reginald
let.
200
miles
north
of
Winnipeg,
''."'''itltig
the
com-;
inch-
23-ycai
-U
mother,
Mrs.
-HI
l'ric.stly
of
the
Henry
E'ltarsson,
escmped
elarl
21
ils
'"''"irm.
in
ul'
.only
in
night
nllire
into
sub-!
'"'
i
ze-o
weul
her.
Her
husband,
a
"in
is
expecied
to
light-
fisherman,
was
away
at
the
time.
"Killllsl
Hie
Cana-
The
deud
are
Heryl
Ann,
aged
I
d
iS'S
'",
Lab'"'
l'i''l
S;
Yvonne
Dorlhv,
4;
tannine
,
'
w"
move
in
and
Tonney,
3,
und
Karl
Helgl,
8
;
;
nil
Union
of
Mine
months.
;
"""'Her
workers
(Intl..
,
,
u...,i..
...
Nile
valley
get
Britain
out
j
40
Egyot.an
auxiliary
police
in
!
inci
maintain
siuDiiuy,
secur
.
!
it
v
and
peace
PltO
UHUTISH
Malicr
Pasha,
69,
before
the
the
British
siege
Friday.
The
British
reckoned
their
dead,
wouncicd
and
missing
at
15.
Police
rounded
up
ringleaders
in
rioting
and
others
suspected
of
fomenting
violence.
A
spokesman
said
300
had
been
arrested.
:
cr,,,,i
ur,..i,i
u.
cvi,Guo.l
IK'Va
Joliet,
Quebec
I
it
He
Long
Lac
l.vnx
.
.
.
Madscn
Red
Lake
M
-Kenzie
Red
Lake
.
MeLeod
Cockshutt
....
Monetu
Negus
N
il
anda
.
..'
I.niiv'court
riekle
Crow
San
Antonio
1
1
pro-111
ins
1
sympainics
out
qui
-
1
our
ll.n
nt,..
ufia
1
1,
riftloH
fit
..illWn-
r
iiniini"-
H
i
British
insistence
because
he
nao
ZSrmsmmi''.
r
".m,
-
,-3
j
menus
have
indicated
he
advo
2.55
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-TIDES-
Tuesday,
January
29,
1952
High
i
weT
tumu'1
work
led
Sunday.
cates
a
pro-western
policy.
Farouk,
in
his
letter
dismissing
Nahas
Pasha
and
his
Nafdist
party
regime
said
Saturdays
orgy
of
rioting
of
killing,
tu-iilng
and
pi!!sgi"5
hvre
"in-
WHERE
30
DIED
Thirty-six
died
when
a
United
States
plane
from
Korea
crashed
Jnto
the
water
while
attempting
an
emergency
landing
at
Sand
.pit
on
Moresby
Island,
80
miles
west
of
Prince
Rupert.
Of
43
aboard
seven
succeeded
in
scram
illng
to
a
wing
after
the
plane
struck
and
were
rescued.
A
line
from
a
tugboat
is
shown
being
hooked
to
Uw
plane.
Most
of
the
bodies
have
been
recovered.
Senator
Rouyn
18
Shei
rit,
Gordon
4.50
Steep
Rock
7.10
Silver
Miller
1.59
Upper
Canada
1.72
Golden
Maultou
0.82
22.0
feet
22.5
feet
4.5
feet.
1.6
feet
3:09
15:07
9:07
21:27
Low
K
for
hiaher
Mrs-
Elnaisson
said
she
had
"
the
apt
W,a6es
and
Bne
to
bed
when
she
was
awak-u
Umon-
Most.
ened
by
Uie
smell
of
smoke.
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