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31
I
VOL.
XLI,
No.
22
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
28,
1952
TEN
CENTS
(Including
comic
section)
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jj
iction
to
Kitimat
First
Peep
Is
Allowed
at
Mystery
Fighter
St.
Laurent
Defends
New
lud
Railway-Highway
Hriiljje
Suggested
More
Snow
Kquipmcnt
Ordered
To
Speed
Up
Handling
Here
.
..
.
:i
..i?
ri..
ti...
a
North
Korean
General
'Too
Big
for
Britches"
race,
nuii'ty-six
nines
cast
oi
x
mice
nupeii,
.
.
hi-
junction
point
for
the
railway
branch
line
AnnOintmPtlf
ri
c
Canadian
National
Kailways
to
the
Alum-
,
i
t
ii.
i.
Tr:;
i
;a
MUNSAN
(CP)
An
Allied
truce
negotiator
today
told
the
North
Korean
Major
General
Gen.
Lee
San
Cho
that
he
was
"getting
a
little
too
big
for
his
OTTAWA
(C
-Premier
St.
Lau
I
ij.
oi
l
an
ad
u
smeiiers
at
iviuniai,
it
was
m-
In
F.
H.
Keefe,
general
manager
of
the
rail-in
Winnipeg,
who
was
in
the
city
yesterday
rent
expressed
his
personal
belief
that
"Canada's
great
attach-
j
mnnt
to
the
crown
will
in
no
way
;
bo
weakened
by
the
appointment
of
a
Canadian
as
governor-gen-
I
era'"
In
a
,90-minutes
press
conl.rcnct,
the
Prime
Minister
Villoroilsl
ripfnrliH
liis
mvfrn-
nurse
oi
an
otuciui
wur.
Surveys
had
been
made
for
a
'
crossing
of
the
Skeena
from
iLunt
Army
Conflict
of
Stories
in
Girl
s
Death
Rear
Admiral
R.
E.
Lioby
used
this
tough
Navy
language
during
a
heated
three
hour
and
forty-five
minute
sub-committc;
session
on
prisoner
exchange.'
The
session
"accomplished
absolutely
nothing,"
Libby
said.
Libby's
bristling
remark
to
Lie
came
during
a
wrangle
over
exchange
of
information
demanded
by
both
sides
concerning
prisoners
missing
from
prisoner-of-war
lists.
king
Hand
,f
)N
CP
It
was
report-
FORTLAND,
Oregon
Pi
Body
of
a
threeyear-old
girl,
Sherie
today
mat
tgypuan
,ops.
with
tommy
guns.
,
positions
at
radio
Cairo
to
prevent
dis-
'
-'"
ii
mnwmf
:mmsqm.wimmm
'
"
Libby
then
told
the
five-foot
thc
Armv's
fiist
inter-in
the
Anglo-Egyp-
ible.
Ellen
Kader,
found
last
night
was
smallesl
member
of
th
R
d.
in
a
gas
company
sump
well
delegation
southeast
Portland.
,
..j
you
General
Lee
a
Police
said
the
girl's
mother,
question.
You
gave
me
no
an-Mrs.
Jada
Kader,
led
them
to
Swer.
You
have
the
brazen
ef-tiie
body.
;
frontery
to
say
that
I
am
not
The
mother
told
conflicting
'
satisfied
with
that
answer.
It
ftorics.
First
she
said
the
girl
seems
to
us
that
you
are
getting
was
killed
Wednesday
by
her
a
little
too
big
for
your
britches."
Rcmo,
Mr..
Keefe
told
the
Dally
m(.nt
s
recommendation
that
Rt.
News
In
answer
to
questions,
but
Hon.
Vincent
Massey,
64-year-old
the
nature
of
the
ground
there
chancellor
of
the
University
of
'
1
uUo'
appointed
to
the
post
was
"not
so
good"
for
footings.
J.
,
The
only
really
favorable
cross-
br,"K
vacated
by
Viscount
Alex-
ander
i
ing
point
seemed
to
be
where
i
the
highway
bridge
spans
the
It
his
personal
view,
said
Skeena
a
short
distance
east
of
Premier
St.
Laurent,
that
there
i
Terrace
and.
Mr.
Keefe
slated
should
be
"no
firm
rule
that
a
that
there
would
probably
be
governor-general
of
this
country
j
negotiations
with
the
provincial
lmi!'t
00
a
resident
of
the
United
government
for
a
combined
Kingdom,
or
that
he
must
be
a
railway
and
highway
bridge
'"''lent
of
Canada
or
of
'any
,
there.
Such
a
route
might
take
other
nation
In
the
Common-the
railway
branch
line
around
wealth."
the
east
end
of
Lakclse
Lake
;
In
firm
language,
Mr.
St.
Lau-but
Mr.
Keefe
was
not
In
a
posi-
'
rent
said
Canadians
"some
day
lion
at
thts
time
to
discuss
de-j
have
got
to
grow
up.
They
must
:
tails
of
the
route
to
Kitimat.
i
have
sufficient
confidence
In
On
the
way
here,
Mr.
Keefe
i
their
own
ability
to
run
their
observed
personally
snow
con-
i
country
and
must
not
be
ham-
i
!dltlona
in
the
lower
Skeena
Val-istrunS
by
apron
strings
or
tra-I
ley
and
the
fight
of
crews
to
d'Uons
of
the
past."
open
up
drifts
as
high
as
twelve
!
feet
In
the
Kwlnitsa
area.
"This
j
'
iline
is
getting
far
too
important
mtltt
rlnnftr
I
to
have
tied
up,"
he
stated,
an-i
IIVIIUI
r
migrants
four-year-old
sister.
Later
she
OJF
THE
SECRET
LIST
of
Britain
recently
came
this
new
jet
aircraft
which
has
been
described
as
"the
mystery
fighter."
In
releasing
the
first
and
only
photograph,
the
British
claimed
the
aircraft
to
be
the
world's
first
twin-engined
operational
Ilella
(delta
is
the
Greek
letter
d,
shaped
like
a
triangle).
Other
detail
were
srtrce,
hut,
in
naming
it
the
OA
5,
its
manufacturers,
Hawker-Siddclev,
mentioned
that
the
triangular
design
was
helpful
at
sonic
speeds.
It
is
known
to
have
the
formidable
power
of
two
Sapphire
jets,
to
be
a
day-and-night,
long-range
all-weather
job,
and
as
the
British
have
proved
they
have
something
when
it
comes
to
jets,
this
latest
should
be
important
to
western
defence.
Fourteen
More
Bodies
SSj
Washed
Up
at
Sandspit
cS
$305,000
claimed
her
mother's
Chinese
!
me
by
Air
1
Death
Was
Accident
stepfather
had
committed
the
crime.
Police
searched
for
the
missing
girl
for
two
days
after
the
mother
reported
her
daughter
had
been
kidnapped.
1
IG
(
-The
Canadian
nt
lias
made
arrange-twist
t.li.'
flow
of
itnmi-
im
tin'
Uniied
Kingdom
imiI
air
and
sfa
trans-
nouncing
that
he
hadarrangid
if
I
A
I
I
Old
Country
Fourteen
more
bodies
ottawa-a
bill
authorizing
j
found
washed
an
a,inuul
parliamentary
BranljStrnnPr
K
were
up
on
of
"
'
HHCI
,J
puba
iy
J000
Ule
th,
beach
vesterdav
at
divisional
Miexdnaer
to
have
..
IiiiiiiiL'raiiun
Minister''"1'
C.
A.
Bcrner,
:!Hmnnd
Kridav
night.
:
superintendent
here,
The
late
John
Albert
Teiig
met
his
death
accidentally
through
burns
due
to
a
freak
accident
which
occurred
at
the
Canadian
National
Railways
round
huure
in
Prince
Rupert
on
the
afternoon
of
January
17,
a
jury
which
sat
in
inquest
before
Coroner
E.
D.
Forward
found
on
Thursday
FOOTBALL
owned
Canadian
Broadcasting
Sandspit,
leaving
seven
to
Corporation
has
been
approved
Deported
SCOTTISH
CI
P
(First
Hound)
be
yet
accounted
for
Of
the
by
the
radio
committee
of
the
Peebles
;(
which
died
a
Week
ago
Commons-
e
establishment
of,
.afternoon.
,
C7
nlr,,,
i
tfnPB
nm..n
-...
MIAMI.
Fla.
O
rtenart.atwin
In
tv,
,.
Berwick
Rangers
7,
,
Rovers
0.
lour
or
live
bulldozers
brought,
OTTAWA
Viscount
Alcx-here
to
augment
the
local
snow
j
anrier
was
made
a
Silver
Oray
fighting
equipment
and
concen-
:
Wolf
today,
trate
it
on
a
distance
of
ten
or!
Order
of
the
Silver
Wolf
is
the
twelve
mile
in
the
Kwlnitsa
highest
scouting
award
in
the
area
between
Mile
68
and
78
1
Commonwealth,
'west
oi
Pacific'
particularly.
I
n
was
presented
to
the
retir-Mr.
Keefe
.spoke
with
optimis-j
Ing
governor-general
at
Oovern-tic
gratification
of
the
great
Jn-
ment
House
by
Jackson
Dodds
of
crease
In
traffic
which
Industrial
'
Montreal,
deputy
chief
Scout
for
development
was
bringing
to
the
Canada.
,:
in
xt
nii'hth,
the
gov-v
ill
rhiii
tcr
the
strato-Tiiis
aircraft
will
make
lit
wt
kly
to
Canada
wveuty
Immigrants
c.
vie
r,
although
provider
a
comparatively
imp.
will
nevertheless
be
it
becaue
it,
will
assist
ly
p,i
here
of
hlgh-d
technicians
who
are
in
our
defence
lndus-irris
said.
l
inn,
the
Canadian
gov-l.as
arranged
fur
an
38
sailings
from
Unll-
inm
ports
to
Canada
this
ili
a
1C4
air
etasfl.
Canada
of
Jeanwstte
ada
t0
im.ove
C0V9rage
in
out:!
Wllby,
ru!eS
and
regulations
in
irgard
RCMP
here
said
the
bodies
'
l
,,
area8
would
cost
$228.000.
TZolTA
,
?
.f"
?
were
found
on
the
nearest
A
transmitter
on
the
west
tl.tfiSri'
bV
Ule
?m
'nvolv:d'
g
immIgratlon
autllon-
that
all
the
work
men
at
at
the
shoreline
to
the
plane
wreckage,
to
provide
coverage
for
Yukon
j
Due
to
further
would
f
...
.
time
and
scene
of
the
accident
high
winds,
no
require
$150,000.
Cast
of
a
,
attempts
had
been
made
to
transmitter
at
Prince
Rupert
I
HlM?l'
fi?
dan"s
wer
''
ua',fled
for
""'
move
the
wreck
would
be
$305
000
;
the
name
"Dark
Venus,"
declined
work
and
that
the
deceased
had
-
to
comment
on
the
verdict.
(She
met
his
death
through
no
negli-
formerly
lived
in
Prince
Rupert)
gonce
on
the
part
of
any
person
Nickerson
Chairman
Walter
Sahli,
the
assistant
dis-
r
persons
involved.
Brechin
City
0,
Queen
of
the
South
6.
Ceitio-
vs
Third
Lanark
postponed.
I
Deveronvale
vs
Clyde
postponed.
1
Dundee
4,
Ayr
United
0.
;
nuns
1.
Alloa
Athletic
2.
I
Eyemouth
United
0,
East
Fife
,4.
!
Forfar
Athletic
2,
Motherwell
4.
!
Inverness
Caledonians
3,
Dun-lice
United
3
(tie).
Kilmarnock
2,
Stenhou.semuir
0.
Montrose
1,
Wigtown
and
Bladnoch
2.
Morton
2,
East
Stirlingshire
0.
Partick
Thistle
0,
Hamilton
i
Academical.'!
1.
i
Raith
Rovers
0.
Hibernian
0.
Prince
Rupert-Jasper
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
what
with
the
Columbia
Cellulose
and
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
developments,
the
expanding
fishing
Industry
from
Prince
Rupert
and
the
big
timbering
activity
through
the
central
interior.
'This
part
of
the
country
Is
ce
rtainly
coining
Into
Its
own,"
Thought
They'd
Be
Horne
t
rict
immigration
director,
said
Tne
Jurv
consisted
of
George
f
mm
t
f
'
I
miss
wuDy
snppea
across
tne
oor-
uumui
mn,
Soon
;Orri
French
PTPflf
h
Seamen
SpnmPII
T
to
m
tl:
pr
into
tne
United
States
at
St.
Ivor
Anderson,
Rudolph
Olsen,
xtW
Wl
'
WiiVII
,"WiVincents,
Minn.,
in
November,
George
Rodger
and
James
Hynd-
Go
Back
to
Japan
Instead
SEATTLE
(-George
W.
Nick-
1949,
and
falsely
claimed
Ameri-
man.
lie
said.
"TliLs
is
becoming
one
ol
'
ersun
of
Prince
Rupert
was
nam
ntence
Most
of
the
crew
of
the
French
freighter
Jean
L.
I),
who
have
been
away
from
their
homes
for
several
months
now
thought
they
were
on
their
way
back
to
France
even
if
indirectly
when
they
left
Yoko-
creased
our
most
important
lines.
We
cd
chairman
of
the
International
look
to
Prince
Rupert
to
become
Fisheries
Commission
for
the
an
important
.seaport."
j
nel,
two
years.
While
here,
Mr.
Kcefc
con-,
Edward
W.
Allen
'
of
Seattle,
fri
rcd
with
local
industrial
and
'chairman
of
the
commission
for
bu.slif?
ss
people
and
told
them
two
years,
was
chosen
secretary
Unit
he
would
recommend
more!
at
the
annual
meeting,
local
switching
and
yard
equip-1
Halibut
regulations
were
dis-mcnt
to
spi
ed
up
handling
and
cussed
but
commission
recom-encourage
more
shipping
direct
;
mendations
will
not
be
announc-east
from
here
Instead
of
Ioi-cd
until
thev
have
been
aDDrov-
SCOTTISH
I.EAGl'E
'
Division
A
.
Aberdeen
3,
Heart
of
Midlothian
0.
Airdricon-j
jiamil
Q
(ayH
ago.
But
it
will
be
likely
several
more
Stirling
Albion
3
ians
6.
UUA
(f
-
The
three
hours
'r"(l'
i:iv.
n
Joseph
Dil-of
Vanc
Hiver.
convicted
months
before
Third
Mate
Garcel
Francois
Hubert
.Hi:;iiier
fridav
was
igliteen
months
bv-the
ul'tll"R
l
Vancouver
for
trans-
e(i
by
Canadian
and
United
Saint
Mlrrcn
0.
Rangers
5.
ENGLISH
I.EAGl'E
'
Division
1
Arsenal
2,
Manchester
City
2
Blackpool
2.
Derby
County
1
Bolton
Wanderers
1,
Burnley
4
(
"liimbm
Court
of
Ap-
:
M"i-""t'"t-
Slates
governments.
will
see
his
wife
Marie.
Rumors
that
the
6.500-ton
Jean
L.
D.
was
going
to
take
on
a
cargo
of
grain
for
Italy
turned
can
citizenship
when
she
re-
Witnesses
were
Maurice
Teiig,
entered
the
country
last
June
son
of-
deceased;
Theobold
For-after
a
trip
to
Cuba.
tune,
acetylene
welder;
Philip
.
Ltporte.
boilermaker's
helper;
Thomas
Priest,
locomotive
fore-OLOUCESTER,
England
W
man,
and
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergin.
Leslie
James,
60,
went
to
hospital
The
explosion
and
fire,
which
suspecting
he
had
a
fracture
but
resulted
in
burns
that
culmin-x-rays
showed
no
injury.
Ten
ated
in
Mr.
Teng's.
death,
accord-minutes
later
he
was
back
in
ing
to
Theo
Fortune,
was
caused
hospital
with
a
real
injury.
On
by
the
backfiring
of
a
hose-the
way
home
he
had
slipped
and
which
blew
the
hose
off
the
torch
broken
a
leg.
with
flames
spreading
"all
over."
Curling
Rink
Ice
in
Few
Days
Expected
Kfforts
of
Local
Enthusiasts
Soon
To
Have
Culminating
Keward
Final
testing
under
100
pounds
water
pressure
of
refrigeration
pipes
for
the
new
curling
rink
proved
'"nice
was
increased
as
!
l
an
appeal
launched
Aliorney-oern'rars
de-
'
fllainsl
thn
infh.mnul
!
CUe
I
sea
0.
Wolverhampton
out
wrong.
The
freighter
is
head-
If
-
Little
Girl
Slain
in
Bizarre
Prayer
Killing
"
"
'
ivi.
"Nevair
I
nevair
speak
with
reporters."
Monsieur
Hubert
liked
to
talk
to
a
reporter.
He
said
he
was
a
"fanatique"
about
photography
and
seeing
some
of
his
very
well
done
prints
of
Air
mountain
scenery
quaint
villages
nestled
between
12,000-foot
towering
peaks,
was
proof
enough.
Back
home
for
this
sailor
is
93
Rue
Olivier
de
Serras,
in
Parts,
where
he
and
his
wife
share
a
two-room
flat.
It
is
had
sentenced
Dil-
Wanderers
1.
lug
back
to
Japan
and
if
all
goes
Liverpool
1.
Aston
Villa
2.
well,
should
leave
Monday,
hi
m"w'ulPd
nUl,1U'tl
2'
ToUl'n-.
Third
Male
Hubert
is
also
MlddlcXugh
2.
Huddersfir-ld
chief
steward
on
this
trip
and
Town
1
says
he
s
been
very.
very
busy."
Newcastle
United
Charlton
But
not
busy
enough
to
take
Athletic
0.
note
of
the
heavy
seas
his
ship
Portsmouth
0,
Sunderland
2.
battled
for
the
last
two
days.
mice
nmirs
In
tail
plus
'
$250
fr
the
death
of
WINNIPEG
(CP)
A
little
brown-haired
girl
Juiri5yiro,ren'
53,
1,1
,
was
found
slaln
in
her
home
Friday'
after
the
Polit'e
'M"f'
was
criticized
by'
had
interrupted
her-foster
parents
in
a
bizarre
out-
btoKc
uty
0,
Preston
Nortn
..slle
W!LS
rolling
so
and
so
End
n
i-iinimiin
k).
uned
raciwdtecrJinali
of-(lool's
Player
session
in
a
nearby
vacant
lot.
I
West
Bromwlch
Albion
0,
Ful-Iham
2.
!
Division
2
Barnsley
2,
Swansea
Town
3.
it
was
terrific,"
he
described
with
t
hard
to
do
any
better
in
France
gestures
and
in
good
mixture
I
these
days,
he
says.
Housing
Li
of
French-English.
The
Master
at
a
premium,
especially
In
and
most
of
the
crew
stood
watch
I
crowded
Paris,
continuously
for
most
of
the
48
j
In
the
spring
time
of
year
Police
said
the
parents
would
Jlllst
Polish
nationals
In'
,
be
charged
tomorrow
with
mur-i
der.
!
The
victim
was
Martha
Louise
")S
session
of
the
appeal
!
Birmingham
City
1,
Everton
Z
Indo-China
satisfactory
last
night'
and
lowering
of
the
pipe
network
is
to
be
carried
on
this
week-end,
says
Curling
Luton
'hours
the
vessel
was
buffeted
Hubert
looks
for
holiday
from
BiacKDurn
Rovers
2,
".
as
attended
by
by
60
mile
an
hour
gales
west
'
the
sea
he
ana
Maaame
xiuoeri
nnr
ramov
identified
as
!
'
011(1
McCullough,
aged
7.
Her
foster
parents
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Savin
secretarv
in
ti,
a
and
north
of
the
Queen
Char-Uake
time
off
to
"live!"
They
;
ruK
President
Neelv
Moore
i,,tt
tn'o
tn
t.Vit.
Rmit.hern
Alna.fnr
McCullough.
Both
are
In
their
Looms
Large
I
Provided
enough
voluntary
!
labor
can
be
obtained
over
the
late
forties.
'sy.at
Ottawa.
He
was
toV"
ruurt
Frlday
,l,r
;'1?P.at
,lle
t"al
rcaveal-
Master
J.
Datas
was
not
a
j
several
weeks
of
skiing
where!
friendly
man
to
talk
to
not
at,
the
snow
lasts
Into
June.
i
a
time
when
he
was
desperately
!
While
here
Sunday
is
his
day
j
trying
to
tie
tin
loose
ends
aftci
'
off-
the
sailor
hopes
to
try
Ml.
Weather
MeCullotigh
has
been
an
ac-
PARIS
The
whole
Indo-
couniant
and
oltlce
manager
of
week-end
and
next
week
"it
should
only
be
a
matter
of
a
few
days
before
we
make
ice."
Wlimnn
mni-A
.
.
....
m;...,i
-i
i
i
.
Town
1.
Cardiff
City
1,
Southampton
0.
Hutt
Citv
5.
Bury
0.
Leeds
United
3,
West
Ham
United
1.
Leicester
City
2,
Doncastcr
Rovers
1.
Nottingham
Forest
2,
Brentford
0.
Queens
Park
Rangers
1,
Notts
County
4.
Rotherham
United
3,
Sheffield
Wednesday
3.
Sheffield
United
1,
Coventry
City
2.
in
Pulkh
r
To
i
.
Chinese
.situation
has
become
a
me
Winnipeg
vuaniucr
oi
om-
the
strenuous
hours.
I
Havs
slopes
ur
a
bit
of
skiing.
Synonsis
Did
he
have
time
to
sDeak
to
1
Meanwhile,
more
than
8,000
With
moist
Pacific
air
cowr
..
w.,
UUWII
IDW
1
hu';c
question
mark
here
due
to
merce.
IVpr
street.
a
combination
of
events,
with
The
police
chief.
Charles
Mac-
'
everyone
frankly
admitting
no
Iver,
said
the
child
was
struck
a
reporter?
i
long
tons
of
prairie
wheat
ares
Ing
the
B.C.
coast,
mild
rainy!
"Reporter?
No,
no,
no,
no
I
pouring
from
spouts
into
the
;
weather-
will
continue
over
this
have
not
time
at
all."
bowels
of
the
freighter,
believed
!
district
for
the
week-end.
An
v
it
i
r
H
if.
1'?'':
And
it
is
still
intention
of
the
club
to
provide
a
week's
skating
in
the
rink
for'
children
before
curling
commences,
eays
Mr.
Moore.
I
immediate
solution
is
in
sight.
mm
I
,'st,
:uiRcr
to
him,
,"'d
a'ld
Sald:
don
.
v
wT
d
lhUi
15
a
fee
.
w4tt"
spoak
any
Ian-
Would
he
have
time
some
to
be
the
first
French
ship
ever;
active
storm
is
developing
over
!
to
have
ducked
here.
Elements
in
the
picture
are:
I.
Continued
delay
in
the
truce
i
talks
in
Korea.
other
time?
the
Pacific
today
and
will
give
i
strong
southeast
winds
over
the:
1
Schedule
for
the
week-end
In-
uy
a
ouiiie
ami
sirungico.
as
sne
lay
in
bed
alter
her
parents
had
taken
part
In
an
all
night
session
of
prayer.
Mrs.
H.
Detlman,
a
neighbor,
said
she
called
the
police
when
.she
saw
the
couple
praying
in
a
vacant
lot
about
noon.
i
north
coast
tonight
and
over
the
eludes
lowering
pipe,
completion
Deren
I
2-
Sudden
losses
of
French
,L
.
u,,i
struck
m
w
i
ne
pavement,
suf-,
Planes
In
Indo-China
due
to
new
Managing
EditorsQtt
Rudciet
Surplus
To
Meet
In
West
-7.
ur?
.
7
P
uii
,
11
'"'lure
and
died
Ilnd
accurate
rebel
Communis
"
,a
'"'w
hours
later
i
antiaircraft
fire.
Despite
sub-zero
weather
she
south
coast
tomorrow.
j
of
extension,
connecting
water
1
Cloudy
skies
and
some
snow
,
supply,
digging
of
trench
25
by
flurries
are
expected
in
the
in-!
tour
by
four
feet.
Next
week's
i
terior
over
the
week
-end
with
;
work
schedule
includes
dumping
I
temperatures
in
all
regions
show-!
gravel
over
pipes,
close
in
rink
i
'"g
a
gradual
rise.
;
bottom
and
complete
drainage.
ia.iin,n,f
tlie;iPP"al
court
I
3.
Heavy
demands
by
the
North
siUu
McCullough
wore
only
a
uid,,,.
's
described
1
Atlantic
Treaty
Organization
lVl
M
snlrt
His
wlfe
wore,
a
mounting
Mill
Higher
m
".
Ullane
as
not
precluding
any
serious
aaomon
rh,.nin
iiseeoat
and
bedroom
'"Warranted,
I.ONDON
'
The
sixth
annual
Canadian
Managing
Editors
Conference
will
be
held
in
Winnipeg
May
10
to
18.
It
will
be
the
first
time
the
session,
which
draws
but
"dclib-
i
f
men
or
means
for
Indo-China.
,i,mprs
OTTAWA
(CP)
In
spite
of
increasing
rate
of
i
North
Coa4it
reglon
cloudy1
'iWs
work
can
be
completed.
-ss'uvni.pri
and
assault."
unpro-
w
van
ntarvc
iv-t
tit
At,
ncnv-ciivi,
Canada's
defence
exnenditures,
the
federal
irovern-i
wt
showers
today,
continuous
i
I1V,
J
4.
The
passing
of
the
French
high
commissioner
and
com-
mander
in
chief,
Oen.
Jean
dv
t,.
La.
tre
de
TassigAy.
,
T"""
TIDES
-
The
luttcr
event
has.
done
the
"""
"
H,
,",,
tor
in
housing
needs
of
many
unlay,
most
to
put
the
picture
into
fo
January
27
1953
So
ideal
home
cx-
cus.
for
Oen.
de
Laltrc
represent-
-countries.
an
"".
',
"
.r
.'
.
l,iMl
hibition
All
IT
at
I
the
lift
I
Olvmuia
I
I
1711
til
Q
here
n
1:50
21
n
uiL'U
,
.
newspaper
men
from
all
Darts
of
,
,
,
.
i
rain
tonight.
Cloudy
with
show-1
Canada
'
has.
been
held
In
the
ment
s
budgetary
Surplus
has
risen
to
$721,600,000
111
I
ers
tomorrow.
Little
change
In!
Greatest
single
factor
prevent-west.
jthe
first
nine
months
of
the
current
fiscal
year-1
ttmP,ture-h
Wind
sou(t,herly
!eafn
del2in?hu
atSS"Jdn
eAr"PT
has
ad-
deadline
been
R.
J.
Churchill
of
the
London
,.,
t
...
.
20
today
becoming
southeast
Free
Press,
president,
says
more
the
highest
in
history.
j
I40i
tonight.
Southwest
(20)
to-
verse
weather
which
slowed
down
than
60
editors
are
expected
to!
T,,sf
d
Aoril
"
'
1
Finance
"
1
Minister
nlmr
J
Hondas
""
Abbott
e-!night"
Lows
tonlgnt
anc
volun,eer
ParticipaUon.
attend.
He
hopes
that
for
the
dnCG,
J."
tomorrow-Port
Hirdy.
33
and
An
executrve
meeting
of
the
first
time
all
10
provinces
will
be
1
t.
timated
his
1951-52
SUl'piUS
WOUld
be
about
$o0,U00.UU(l.
:
42;
Sandspit,
38
and
42;
Prince
1
men's
club
is
scheduled
for
Sun-represented.
1
"r'
'
'"'
afternoon.
,
"1'""'
day
j'iii
Z
cu
nances
nignesi
nope
in
,
,,
,
,
-
.
iJ.37
23
s
foot
i
..r.j-.i
....,
will
display
samples
of
these
7:36
59
feet
"omes
011
wneels'
rane'na
in
through
morale,
on
top
of
brll-
0-3
feet.liant
njiUtary
leadership.
s
hi"
ao00-
1.
3